Eat'n Park has introduced a new version of its classic "Place for Smiles" jingle, featuring the voice of country singer Sarah Marince, 17, of Moon.

The jingle is an update of the theme song that was written and recorded in the summer of 1991.

Kevin O'Connell, senior vice president, marketing, for Eat'n Park Restaurants, said the company wanted to reintroduce the jingle with a fresh, new sound.

"We loved Sarah's voice," he said in a news release. "I think it will make people smile when they hear it."

To celebrate the release, Eat'n Park is offering a downloadable MP3 version of the jingle and a free download of an original Sarah Marince song, "Just Look at Me," at www.eatnpark.com.

In 2006, Eat'n Park offered "American Idol" runner-up Katherine McPhee a contract to record the jingle, but decided this year to try a local approach.

Sarah, 17, has opened for national country acts such as Lonestar and Trisha Yearwood. In March 2007, she performed at the South by Southwest Music Festival in Austin, Texas. She recently debuted her first album, "Somebody Like You."

Sarah, a senior at Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter School, plans to attend Point Park University this fall.

• Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School Chief Executive Officer Dr. Nick Trombetta has been selected for induction June 13 into the Lou Holtz/Upper Ohio Valley Hall of Fame.

Dr. Trombetta founded the school, which opened for the 2000-01 academic year with a little more than 500 students. Today, it serves 7,500 kindergarten through 12th-grade pupils throughout Pennsylvania.

A native of Aliquippa, Dr. Trombetta is an alumnus of Quigley Catholic High School. He earned his bachelor's degree from Slippery Rock State University, master's from the University of Dayton and doctorate from the University of Pittsburgh.

He served as a teacher and coach at East Liverpool High School in Ohio, a principal in the Aliquippa School District and superintendent of the Midland Borough School District.

He founded the National Network of Digital Schools, an educational management foundation and is exclusive distributor of Lincoln Interactive online curriculum.

• Twelve Moon Township volunteer firefighters recently completed Firefighter One training that offers advanced training for handling fires and related emergencies.

The Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company now has 15 volunteers who have received Firefighter One certification.

They completed the training program over 12 weeks, totaling 75 hours of classroom and hands-on training. At the conclusion of the course, each firefighter had to pass a 200-question written exam and demonstrate firefighting techniques at 27 different stations.

Examples of topics covered during the classes include: fire hose placement, ladder usage, advancing hose lines, knot tying, opening roofs, extrication of victims from burning buildings and search and rescue procedures.

The firemen were Adam Frauenheim, Josh Henkemeyer, Don Knouse, Chris Lau, John Listisen, Don Longwell, Tom Misko, Mitch Post, Steve Santucci, John Scott, Aaron Simmons and Jeff Wertz.

• Jeraldine Walter, a primary teacher at Divine Mercy Academy in Beaver Falls was among eight teachers and two principles receiving Golden Apple awards for excellent performance in the classroom, church and community.

The Secretariat for Education of the Diocese of Pittsburgh presented the awards Tuesday night. Each winner also received $5,000.

Mrs. Walter has been at Divine Mercy Academy for 29 years.

The Rev. Donald Bischof, the pastor, wrote that Mrs. Walter is an inspiration to all who know her and that she is always willing to go the extra mile for both the school and the parish.

Mrs. Walter has taught Vacation Bible School, helped to organize the extended day program, and prepares gifted students for academic competition.

She also is trained in the Student Assistance Program and is the coordinator of the Johns Hopkins University Talent Search and C-MITES Program sponsored by Carnegie Mellon University.

Outside the classroom, she volunteers at fish dinners, festivals, soup sales, book fairs, and other fund-raising events. She also delivers children's cards and letters to shut-ins of the parish.