Awesome upgrade. Community adapting well, to requested diversity. Promotion of Peace, and Prayer…read more Good base of King Christ Believers, adapting well to the diversifying population of people, cultures, and ethnicities. Be sure to view the Peace Pole inside building in Cranberry Twp. Cranberry City is a different place. Cranberry Twp is apart of PGBGH Suburban communities.​

For dog lovers. I moved to Cranberry Township in November of last year. One of the first things…read morethat I did was locate their parks because I love to walk my dog in the park. I have never lived in such an unfriendly dog community. Cranberry has gorgeous parks and impeccably taken care of but, you are not allowed to walk your dog in any of the parks. As a matter of fact they have signs all over that say no pets, or no dogs!! There is one park that has an off leash area. And we all know how unhealthy off leash areas are for dogs. If you are a dog lover and like to socialize with other dog lovers. Don't move to Cranberry Township!!

This is a wonderful library with friendly and fun staff. We spend the most time in the children's…read morearea, which is separated from the main library. There are tons of books to read and movies to rent, and they have a nice section with computers for more learning. We recently started participating in STEAM Saturdays, and one of our favorite workshops was on airplane science. My son is now obsessed with learning how to make new models and seeing which ones fly the furthest. We also enjoyed the Christmas party, where the kids got to make gingerbread houses out of recycled milk cartons, graham crackers, icing and all the candy and other goodies. Santa was there, along with a hot chocolate bar. This library knows how to keep kids engaged and make learning and reading fun. I'm so glad we have such a wonderful local library.

The people that work at the Mars library are very kind, friendly and helpful. They make you feel…read morelike you want to come back. I really appreciate that so much. Keep up the good work. Thanks

Barnes and Noble in Cranberry has always been one of my favorite book stores. It is always clean…read moreand so inviting with their posters, decor, and displays of new and exciting books. The employees are always friendly and giving a helping hand.

This free standing Barnes and Noble has a huge selection of books. The staff is helpful and will…read moreorder any book they dont have and ship to your house. The Starbucks cafe inside offers a nice place to grab a beverage and do some people watching while you peruse your purchases.

Cool little town up North of Pittsburgh. Granted, I was only…read morepassing through on a motorbike adventure for an hour at most, but we stopped at the red caboose (really cool), the flying saucer (even cooler), and the coffee shop (cool owner) next to the "Peace Post." Nice place, and I wanna come back again and see the train station and the historical society, hopefully at a time when they are open. Also, a big shout-out to the Chinese restaurant next to the flying saucer, as they allowed me to use their restroom. Cheers!!!!

I noticed that Mars Borough has zero reviews on Yelp. That is unacceptable. Gotta show it some Yelp…read morelove and as the current Duke, I feel a responsibility to do just that. Besides the great name which always elicits comments (almost every time I go through Customs the agent makes a crack about the Mars address on my passport) it has a small business district with a few restaurants, including a couple decent ones, a legit grocery store, a terrific post office and library, an old school hardware store, a barber shop, a coffee shop, real sidewalks, and a space ship. They have hosted NASA here for celebrations and hold an annual apple festival every fall. I mean, this is a true slice of Americana right here in the North Hills. If you haven't been here before, stop by sometime. Pick up a t-shirt. It will be a dialogue starter.

Mars, PA is a small town that is located about 25 miles north of Pittsburgh. According to the…read moretown's website, nobody is really certain of how the town was named. Some guesses are that a founder's wife was interested in astronomy or that the name is based off part of the last name of another founder. The Mars Flying Saucer is a quick-stop roadside attraction that is easily accessible to visitors. I have seen it multiple times while driving down one of the main roads. Visitors may pull over, stand near, and touch the flying saucer. The flying saucer looks to be sturdy and in good condition. Most importantly, the flying saucer is fun to see!

Cute little roadside attraction in the small rural town of Mars, PA about forty minutes out of…read morePittsburgh. Super fun for photos.