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Sewickley Herald Star
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Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glenfield, Haysville, Leet, Leetsdale, Osborne, Sewickley, Sewickley Heights, Sewickley Hills
50 cents
Wednesday, November 22, 2000
Vol, 97, issue 46
mMMbm
TEMPO
"Their Story" has finally found the pages of Bettie Cale's first literary endeavor, ft's her story and that of the Sewickley Valley. See Page 13.
LOCAL NEWS
Hundreds of hours have gone into the planning far the future of Quaker Valley Schools. Strategic Plan II now moves into its implementation phase. For its history, see
SCHOOL
QV&SA students are planning for the future with each bulb they plant.
See Page 20.
SPORTS
The story of champions continues as Quaker Valley's boys soccer team returned home from Hershey with a title and bragging rights for another season. For this and more, see Page 35.
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News...................
Opinion................
Tempo
School 1ft
Church.................
Obituaries...,.,.,..,..
Sports................
ANNUAL TRADITION
STUDENTS AT Edgeworth Elementary celebrated Thanksgiving last week feasting and fun. Brandon Glenn and Allessandra Crivelli (at right) and Edward Miller and Abigail DePace (below) take part in the festivities. The students also collected foodstuffs for holiday gift baskets.
Photos provided by Quaker Valley School District
IN THE WORKS
Hills’ recreation building would be beneficial
By Dave McElhinny_________
Staff writer______________
Plans are in the works for construction of a new recreation building in Sewikcley Hills Park, off Magee Road.
This has been in the works for more than a year, and it is the hope of council to get this project under way in the not too distant future.
“The building will be for use primarily by residents of Sewickley Hills,” said Jim Barrack, borough engineer.
“It is something that is needed, and I think it will be a real bonus to the community.”
This new building, which will be an estimated 1,200 square feet, will encompass a 33’ x 17’ multipurpose room (hat will be • used for community gatherings, meetings and other (events. The building will also have restrooms that will accessible by people using the athletic facilities in the park.
There will be storage for athletic equipment, borough records and voting machines.
Paul Whitehead, an area architect, has come up with the designs that are currently being studied.
The current building that is used for meetings and events is getting older, and council is hoping that a new one will improve the community.
“It's important to update the facilities in the borough. This will give people a nice place to hold meetings, functions and other things of that nature,” said Charles Menzemer, vice president.
This was originally a plan ‘ spawned by the strategic planning committee of Sewickley Hills, of which Menzemer is the chairman.
Call the Sewickley Herald Sfat' with your news tips at 412-494-9017 dr e-mail news to sherald@infi.net.
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| Full Text | Sewickley Herald Star www.ghplus.com Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glenfield, Haysville, Leet, Leetsdale, Osborne, Sewickley, Sewickley Heights, Sewickley Hills 50 cents Wednesday, November 22, 2000 Vol, 97, issue 46 mMMbm TEMPO "Their Story" has finally found the pages of Bettie Cale's first literary endeavor, ft's her story and that of the Sewickley Valley. See Page 13. LOCAL NEWS Hundreds of hours have gone into the planning far the future of Quaker Valley Schools. Strategic Plan II now moves into its implementation phase. For its history, see SCHOOL QV&SA students are planning for the future with each bulb they plant. See Page 20. SPORTS The story of champions continues as Quaker Valley's boys soccer team returned home from Hershey with a title and bragging rights for another season. For this and more, see Page 35. r News................... Opinion................ Tempo School 1ft Church................. Obituaries...,.,.,..,.. Sports................ ANNUAL TRADITION STUDENTS AT Edgeworth Elementary celebrated Thanksgiving last week feasting and fun. Brandon Glenn and Allessandra Crivelli (at right) and Edward Miller and Abigail DePace (below) take part in the festivities. The students also collected foodstuffs for holiday gift baskets. Photos provided by Quaker Valley School District IN THE WORKS Hills’ recreation building would be beneficial By Dave McElhinny_________ Staff writer______________ Plans are in the works for construction of a new recreation building in Sewikcley Hills Park, off Magee Road. This has been in the works for more than a year, and it is the hope of council to get this project under way in the not too distant future. “The building will be for use primarily by residents of Sewickley Hills,” said Jim Barrack, borough engineer. “It is something that is needed, and I think it will be a real bonus to the community.” This new building, which will be an estimated 1,200 square feet, will encompass a 33’ x 17’ multipurpose room (hat will be • used for community gatherings, meetings and other (events. The building will also have restrooms that will accessible by people using the athletic facilities in the park. There will be storage for athletic equipment, borough records and voting machines. Paul Whitehead, an area architect, has come up with the designs that are currently being studied. The current building that is used for meetings and events is getting older, and council is hoping that a new one will improve the community. “It's important to update the facilities in the borough. This will give people a nice place to hold meetings, functions and other things of that nature,” said Charles Menzemer, vice president. This was originally a plan ‘ spawned by the strategic planning committee of Sewickley Hills, of which Menzemer is the chairman. Call the Sewickley Herald Sfat' with your news tips at 412-494-9017 dr e-mail news to sherald@infi.net. |
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