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Summer Camp Guide for Dormont-Brookline

Enrollment is starting soon for many summer camps. Here's a selection of summer camps in the Dormont-Brookline area.

With the choice and variety of camps available in southwestern Pennsylvania, boredom won't be an option this summer.

Organizations, from Citiparks to your local parks and recreation department, offer dozens of camp choices for science, reading, sports, music and more.

Whether you're looking for an all-around experience or a more focused camp, this list features a few in your town and nearby.


Name:  Citiparks
Type of camp:  Day camp.
Cost: Varies.

Kinder Nature Camp, Kids Nature Camp, Outdoor Expeditions, Survival Camp and more are offered by Pittsburgh Citiparks. Location and date varies per camp. Applications and other information is available at the Citiparks Summer Day Camps website.

Name: Dormont Summer Day Camp
Type of camp: Day camp
Cost: $100 per week for KO Residents; $150 per week for non-residents; $15 per week early drop off (8-9am), $15 per week late pick up (4-5pm)
Where: Dormont Recreation Center, 1801 Dormont Avenue
When: June 10 through August 23; 9am - 4pm, early drop off 8-9am, late pick up 4-5pm
For more information: Contact Dormont Recreation Director Kristin Hullihen at khullihen@boro.dormont.pa.us

Name: Camp Invention.
Type of camp:Day camp.
Cost:  $220 per student. Students who register by March 28 will receive a $25 discount. Students who register online will receive an additional $5 off the price of the camp. A limited number of scholarships will be available based on financial need.
Where: Dormont Elementary School.
When: June 24 to 28.
Deadline for registration:
Details: Keystone Oaks teachers will guide the program, which is overseen by Myrtle Elementary teacher Theresa Zimmerman. Parents will responsible for their child's transportation and lunch.
For more information: www.campinvention.org or 1-800-968-4332.

Name: South Hills YMCA Summer Camp, Camp Cloverleaf
Type of camp: Day camp
Cost:
Where: 425 Bliss Dr., Baldwin
When: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Deadline for registration:
Details:  Ages 4-12, grouped according to age; extended hours available from 7-9 a.m. and 4-6 p.m.
For more information: dsloan@ymcapgh.org

Name: South Hills YMCA Summer Camp, Camp Sunshine
Type of camp: Day camp
Cost:
Where: 51 McMurray Road, Upper St. Clair
When: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Deadline for registration:
Details:  Ages 3-5, grouped according to age (must be potty trained)
For more information: dsloan@ymcapgh.org

Know of another one? We don't want to leave anybody out! Tell us in the comments, and we'll add it to this list.

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Johann Lynge June 13, 2013 at 03:54 am
@MCG - I appreciate how you perceived the situation and I apologize if that was in fact the case.Read More Like I said I was not privy to the exact conversation. However at the time it wasn't explained like that to me so I was unaware and handled it as I interpreted it. My apologies if I was mistaken.
Johann Lynge June 13, 2013 at 04:07 am
@Debbie L. Actually the police have not been to the pub in a long time. The last time they wereRead More there was because I called them because a man who was intoxicated (which we didn't serve because he is barred) came in and refused to leave. And I don't ever recall seeing the fire department there. But to blame it on the Pub is a misconception because even if you closed the pub there are half a dozen other bars on the blvd that everyone would then frequent. While Bob Dobbs recommendation of reinstating prohibition might sound like a good idea good luck with that. Prohibition didn't prevent drinking in the 20's and it wouldn't stop it now either. Ultimately we can not make everyone happy but we do our best to run a safe and friendly establishment. And I make it my personal mission to prevent any and all fights. Since I've been the door man (almost 6 months) we have only had 1 fight in the bar which was quickly broken up. We are not perfect. Nor is any other bar. But we constantly strive to make improvements. We are a community pub. We love our community and everyone in it.
Bob Dobbs June 13, 2013 at 01:23 pm
i should say that out of the handful of bars in the vicinity, i prefer the brookline pub if i'mRead More gonna go to a bar . i dont care for the younger kids that accumulate on saturday nights with that annoying ghetto music but the food specials are decent and they do stock a decent selection of beers . i find zippy's to be much more clique-y and narrow-minded .
Brad Birdwell June 10, 2013 at 09:18 pm
@Daria. My description is 100% accurate. Yes, the bouncer quickly handled the situation by claimingRead More he witnessed "the whole thing". And he did. He witnessed my friends and I waiting to order a drink. That's all. Nothing more. Nothing less. The description is not harsh, it's actually toned down in comparison to what actually happened. The bouncer said, "I witnessed the whole thing and you were being a ****. One customer standing in line to order. One customer flicking another customer's hood and getting in his face. Which one was wrong? Apparently me since I don't go there frequently.
Johann Lynge June 11, 2013 at 08:39 am
To everyone following this thread, I'm the doorman in question at the Brookline Pub. I've posted aRead More response to the original poster on Patch.com that can be found at the following address: http://dormont-brookline.patch.com/groups/opinion/p/in-response-to-the-post-brookline-pubhorrible-experience I implore everyone to read that response to hear my side of the story. Thank you.
Debbie L. June 12, 2013 at 09:36 pm
Brad,,i totally agree with ya 100 percent,,nothing but trouble there, when my son starts going thereRead More from time to time again, i know hes up to no good.
Erin Faulk (Editor) June 8, 2013 at 06:08 pm
Thanks for adding this, Drew! Article coming soon. If you have any photos from the games, pleaseRead More feel free to add the photos here, too.
Drew Lehman June 9, 2013 at 10:08 am
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coreylahey June 5, 2013 at 05:51 pm
But I reported on documented actions that happened within the community. Where is the violation?
Erin Faulk (Editor) June 5, 2013 at 05:54 pm
One was removed for personal attacks, another because it implied that there was corruption by aRead More specific person. Although you didn't name the person, it was implied. Since the corruption was never proven, I removed the comment. It's over. You're welcome to continue commenting as long as you follow the term of use.
coreylahey June 6, 2013 at 12:25 am
Yeah I guess the public online court records showing someone pleading guilty is not proof