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• e 4 '* -t- » * '• f „:Jt ■ A Gateway-Rjjblications Newspaper Sewickley Vol. 91 No. 1 Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glentield, Haysville, Leet, Leetsdale, Osborne, Sewickley, Sewickley Heigh»« Sewirkley Hills Wednesday, Decemfjer 29, 1993 HM Pruvanzanoa stand m their beeutificelly decorated archway of thair Sawlck fWj ■ *®eOR« pogo*. NSIDE I People ♦ Sewickley's Gary Murphy is named president of The Builders Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh/ n local non-profit group. Page B* Religion ♦ A Sewickley man is going to start WatcniWORD Productions and produce a video Bible to communicate its teachings. AULD LANG SYNE: in front of. a clock with its hands approaching midnight, Sweetwater Singers wait for New Year's Eve. This Sunday at 12:56 p.m./Susan Brandt, Sewickley, Trlcla Wolf Inger of Thornburg and Susie Goodwin of Sewickley will perform at the Pittsburgh Steelers-Oeveiahd Browns gams. Kick-off lime is »p.m. See page 2. Photo by Wifee May t SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS Page 11. Sports P" ♦ Edgeworth resident Courtney South is making wavesinthe pool. in fact, she has qualified for a national meet. Page 13. Millage cut from 24 to 19 because of county’s assessment increase If UNK TIM high. ^ » * to otter news from the meeting, council lirff wilw In reducing its millage, council unani” unanimously approved an ordinance estab- mously approved the Borough o£ Sewick- 1 ishing property that formallybelonged to the .... .. ley Heights 1994 budget, with total expem Sewickley Heights Trust now as part of the Falling inline with Sewickley Hills, Bell dittoes of $1,169,533. Borough of Sewickley Heights Park. Acres and Edgeworth, Sewickley Heights In regards to the assessment increase, “It’s a landmark event,* said Snyder, cuts its millage rate because of Allegheny Leetsdale couhcilman-elect Jim He said there is no other borough in county Countyraising propertyassessments42per- .Shaughnessy penned a letter to Council thatcanboastofhavmgSOOaeresof parkland cent in the borough from 1993 to 1994. President G. Whitney Snyder suggesting only a miles outside of a metropolitan city At its meeting last week, council unani- that Sewickley Heights Council consider like Pittsburgh . He said the lands parallels mously approved reducing residents mill- passing a gentrification ordinance. Little Sewickley Creek, a high-quality trout age from 24 to 19. Snyder told Shaughnessy the issue has stream, and should keep the watershed in Council, as a whole, expressed concern bear passed onto the borough’s solicitor tact for generations to enjoy, about the county raising properly assess- for review and that he hopes it will he Snyder said he doubts an event like this ment rates in the Quaker Valley School rhs enacted at the January meeting, will ever be repeated, triclJtsaiditcouldhurtrealestatesalesin , The ordinance, airea% onthe hooks in Sewickley Heights Borough and the Trust the Sewickley valley. Leetsdale, protects residents who Jived in was in court for more than a year trying to Borough Manager Bin Rohe said he was the borough in the same house for more pass toe land over to the borough “shocked* to learn Sewickley Heights prop- than lOyears against a ssessments exceed- The Trmte« wanted to give the landover, arty assessments went up percent. Rohe ing 5 percent in any one year. hut shareholder Don Rose wanted todeydop saidan increase of 10 percent is of th* norm. A resident, though, must contest the the land to raise money for not only the Thrust, but a raise of that stature seemed rather assessment increase. It is not automatic, but the borough and the school district, CALL THE SEWICKLEY HERALD WITH YOUR NEWS TIPS AT 741-8200 OR FAX THEM TO 741-5904
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Title | Sewickley Herald |
Subject | Sewickley (Pa.)--Newspapers |
Description | A weekly community newspaper in Sewickley, Pennsylvania. Coverage includes September 1903-Most recently available. |
Creator | Trib Total Media, Inc |
Publisher | Trib Total Media, Inc |
Date | 12-29-1993 |
Location Covered | United States; Pennsylvania; Allegheny County; Sewickley |
Type | text |
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Language | English |
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Title | 1993-12-29.Page01 |
Creator | Trib Total Media, Inc |
Date | 12-29-1993 |
Type | text |
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Contact | For information on source and images, contact the Sewickley Public Library, Attn: Reference Department, 500 Thorn St. Sewickley PA 15143. Phone: 412-741-6920. Email: sewickley@einetwork.net |
Contributing Institution | Sewickley Public Library |
Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
Full Text | • e 4 '* -t- » * '• f „:Jt ■ A Gateway-Rjjblications Newspaper Sewickley Vol. 91 No. 1 Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glentield, Haysville, Leet, Leetsdale, Osborne, Sewickley, Sewickley Heigh»« Sewirkley Hills Wednesday, Decemfjer 29, 1993 HM Pruvanzanoa stand m their beeutificelly decorated archway of thair Sawlck fWj ■ *®eOR« pogo*. NSIDE I People ♦ Sewickley's Gary Murphy is named president of The Builders Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh/ n local non-profit group. Page B* Religion ♦ A Sewickley man is going to start WatcniWORD Productions and produce a video Bible to communicate its teachings. AULD LANG SYNE: in front of. a clock with its hands approaching midnight, Sweetwater Singers wait for New Year's Eve. This Sunday at 12:56 p.m./Susan Brandt, Sewickley, Trlcla Wolf Inger of Thornburg and Susie Goodwin of Sewickley will perform at the Pittsburgh Steelers-Oeveiahd Browns gams. Kick-off lime is »p.m. See page 2. Photo by Wifee May t SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS Page 11. Sports P" ♦ Edgeworth resident Courtney South is making wavesinthe pool. in fact, she has qualified for a national meet. Page 13. Millage cut from 24 to 19 because of county’s assessment increase If UNK TIM high. ^ » * to otter news from the meeting, council lirff wilw In reducing its millage, council unani” unanimously approved an ordinance estab- mously approved the Borough o£ Sewick- 1 ishing property that formallybelonged to the .... .. ley Heights 1994 budget, with total expem Sewickley Heights Trust now as part of the Falling inline with Sewickley Hills, Bell dittoes of $1,169,533. Borough of Sewickley Heights Park. Acres and Edgeworth, Sewickley Heights In regards to the assessment increase, “It’s a landmark event,* said Snyder, cuts its millage rate because of Allegheny Leetsdale couhcilman-elect Jim He said there is no other borough in county Countyraising propertyassessments42per- .Shaughnessy penned a letter to Council thatcanboastofhavmgSOOaeresof parkland cent in the borough from 1993 to 1994. President G. Whitney Snyder suggesting only a miles outside of a metropolitan city At its meeting last week, council unani- that Sewickley Heights Council consider like Pittsburgh . He said the lands parallels mously approved reducing residents mill- passing a gentrification ordinance. Little Sewickley Creek, a high-quality trout age from 24 to 19. Snyder told Shaughnessy the issue has stream, and should keep the watershed in Council, as a whole, expressed concern bear passed onto the borough’s solicitor tact for generations to enjoy, about the county raising properly assess- for review and that he hopes it will he Snyder said he doubts an event like this ment rates in the Quaker Valley School rhs enacted at the January meeting, will ever be repeated, triclJtsaiditcouldhurtrealestatesalesin , The ordinance, airea% onthe hooks in Sewickley Heights Borough and the Trust the Sewickley valley. Leetsdale, protects residents who Jived in was in court for more than a year trying to Borough Manager Bin Rohe said he was the borough in the same house for more pass toe land over to the borough “shocked* to learn Sewickley Heights prop- than lOyears against a ssessments exceed- The Trmte« wanted to give the landover, arty assessments went up percent. Rohe ing 5 percent in any one year. hut shareholder Don Rose wanted todeydop saidan increase of 10 percent is of th* norm. A resident, though, must contest the the land to raise money for not only the Thrust, but a raise of that stature seemed rather assessment increase. It is not automatic, but the borough and the school district, CALL THE SEWICKLEY HERALD WITH YOUR NEWS TIPS AT 741-8200 OR FAX THEM TO 741-5904 |
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