[naviga:h3]Catholic high school to close[/naviga:h3]

The Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh announced this week that Quigley Catholic High School in neighboring Baden in Beaver County will close after the current school year.

Declining enrollment, unsustainable cost projections and insufficient funds to assure long-term viability were the reasons for closing the 53-year-old school, according to a news release from the diocese.

The current projected enrollment at Quigley stands at 93 students, which would not allow for a full academic, extracurricular and athletic experience, according to the release.

Students will be assisted in finding an alternate high school and efforts will be made to find faculty and staff positions in other Catholic high schools.

[naviga:h3]Golf course has new rules[/naviga:h3]

Cranberry Township announced new rules at the Cranberry Highlands Golf Course as the county enters the green phase of the state’s reopening plan.

According to the township, the rules follow Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines and the Professional Golfers’ Association of America’s Back2Play initiative.

The rules include 10-minute intervals on tee times, observance of social distancing, sanitizing of golf carts, and instructions and course signage. Full rules are available on the golf course’s website, cranberryhighlands.com.