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A Gateway Newspaper
A Tradition Since 1903
Sewickley Herald
Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glenfield, Haysville, Leet, Leetsdale, Osborne, Sewickley, SewicMey Heights, Sewickley Hills
50 cents
Wednesday, August 25, 2004
TEMPO
Seetfnnew keofRineandmeet the scuiptDr who vti create the statue in groniJe for Sewiddey Cemeteiy's monum«it.SeePagel3
BACK TO SCHOOL
Read what's happening in the local schools as students return for another year in the dossrooms. See Page 3.
SPORTS
look made for the yeort FooSwl 2004. See how area teams judge the competition in the new season.
Local News...... 2 6
7
Obituaries
RmI Estate..... 25
END OF SUMWER
ZACH MANCUSO, 9, wins the hula hoop contest while Chief Bill Wanto fingerprints Chrissy Rozman. Wanto suggested the idea for a community picnic a year ago.
200 RESIDENTS of
Leet Township gathered in Walker Park on Saturday for their very first community picnic. The admission price was one dozen cookies to share. The grills were cooking and the corn on thp cob steaming as the children played and adults visited with their neighbors in Shelters 3 and 4. Mystic Knights Blues Band and the Maple Sugar String Band entertained. Donations for the picnic came from the township and major area companies. The ground was a little water-logged but there was plenty of sunshine. (At left) Logan McQuaid makes his own balloon fun.
Photos by Tim Edmonson
Volume 101, isgue 35
SEWiCKlEY
Master plan for riverfront will take shape
By Rachel Weaver_______________
staff writer___________________
Park ^ups and Sewickley council will consider forming a Master Plan for Riverfront, Maple Lane and Oiadwick Street paite to help vritfa parking and maintenance issues.
"It would allow for us to look at the big picture, similar to wiiat’s happening at War Memorial Park," said Kevin Flannery, Sewickley borough manager, at August’s Committee of the Whole meeting. "It would better serve the residents and the borough."
Ihe plan would involve analysis of all Uiree parks to determine how each could play in ongoing riverfront development.
Council memJjers Don Kipke and Rolbert Glenn voiced concerns about Maple lane Park users’ requests i)eing overlooked for the Master Plan.
"A Master Plan can take a year," said Glenn. "These people only want a few tilings and we can give them to them."
While the plan is in the early discussion pliase, the idea was prompted by the potential expansion of Riverfront Park.
The l)orougfa is investigating leasing 0.54 acres adjacent to Riverfront Park from Norfolk SouUiem Railway. The lease is contingent on satisfactory results of environmental tests conducted by CORE Environmental Services.
liist month, council questioned why Riverfront Park Inc. wasn’t maintaining the park. Representatives of the group said at the time of the 1999 lease, it was their intention to build the site then turn it over to the borough.
Lfist week, council unanimously passed a resolution to mutually termiiate the lease
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| Title | Sewickley Herald |
| Subject | Sewickley (Pa.)--Newspapers |
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| Date | 08-25-2004 |
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| Full Text | A Gateway Newspaper A Tradition Since 1903 Sewickley Herald Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glenfield, Haysville, Leet, Leetsdale, Osborne, Sewickley, SewicMey Heights, Sewickley Hills 50 cents Wednesday, August 25, 2004 TEMPO Seetfnnew keofRineandmeet the scuiptDr who vti create the statue in groniJe for Sewiddey Cemeteiy's monum«it.SeePagel3 BACK TO SCHOOL Read what's happening in the local schools as students return for another year in the dossrooms. See Page 3. SPORTS look made for the yeort FooSwl 2004. See how area teams judge the competition in the new season. Local News...... 2 6 7 Obituaries RmI Estate..... 25 END OF SUMWER ZACH MANCUSO, 9, wins the hula hoop contest while Chief Bill Wanto fingerprints Chrissy Rozman. Wanto suggested the idea for a community picnic a year ago. 200 RESIDENTS of Leet Township gathered in Walker Park on Saturday for their very first community picnic. The admission price was one dozen cookies to share. The grills were cooking and the corn on thp cob steaming as the children played and adults visited with their neighbors in Shelters 3 and 4. Mystic Knights Blues Band and the Maple Sugar String Band entertained. Donations for the picnic came from the township and major area companies. The ground was a little water-logged but there was plenty of sunshine. (At left) Logan McQuaid makes his own balloon fun. Photos by Tim Edmonson Volume 101, isgue 35 SEWiCKlEY Master plan for riverfront will take shape By Rachel Weaver_______________ staff writer___________________ Park ^ups and Sewickley council will consider forming a Master Plan for Riverfront, Maple Lane and Oiadwick Street paite to help vritfa parking and maintenance issues. "It would allow for us to look at the big picture, similar to wiiat’s happening at War Memorial Park," said Kevin Flannery, Sewickley borough manager, at August’s Committee of the Whole meeting. "It would better serve the residents and the borough." Ihe plan would involve analysis of all Uiree parks to determine how each could play in ongoing riverfront development. Council memJjers Don Kipke and Rolbert Glenn voiced concerns about Maple lane Park users’ requests i)eing overlooked for the Master Plan. "A Master Plan can take a year," said Glenn. "These people only want a few tilings and we can give them to them." While the plan is in the early discussion pliase, the idea was prompted by the potential expansion of Riverfront Park. The l)orougfa is investigating leasing 0.54 acres adjacent to Riverfront Park from Norfolk SouUiem Railway. The lease is contingent on satisfactory results of environmental tests conducted by CORE Environmental Services. liist month, council questioned why Riverfront Park Inc. wasn’t maintaining the park. Representatives of the group said at the time of the 1999 lease, it was their intention to build the site then turn it over to the borough. Lfist week, council unanimously passed a resolution to mutually termiiate the lease |
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