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Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glei^eld; Haywille, Leet, Leetsdale, Osborne, Sewickley^ Sewickley Heights, Sewickley Hills
HOME CARE
Inside o tozy oportmen! like this one, leens deve'op life; skills rtifough the Gjrjs Hope program. Seepage 13.	:	;
OUT ANP^ABOUT"
The trovel series confinuK wth another regional odvehture. See Fnges 19 fo 22.
SPORTS
Angel Cobrera wasn't the only one who had c good iiine 0 Oakmonf. To ^ how area denis were mvi^ed with the Ui. Open, go to Foge33.
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THERE WAS time for a game of cat and moiise with the big parachute during Sewickley Valley YMCA’s Summer Day Carnp. Taking part were (from left) Jayonna McEIvy, 7; Kim Schuitise, pre-school coordinator; Jackson Bradley, 7; and Viktoria Zelazny, 7.	Photo.by Kathleen Coates
ALEPPO
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< For, die -ifet' time: since fii^ch 2004, AleppK) Township 'residents':will have 24-hour police^, prqt^tibn; begihning Sunifey, Jdly Iv"^- -i>TOtlfNorbert^^	Ohio
Township poUce. chief, in'the audience,:' Alep^ commis-siqniBrs; bn " Monday . ^voted unanimously s to eater • into a ’ thr^y^ c»ntract mth Ohio -Township Police Department y for reqwrise to 911 calls, daily patrols and other iservices.-:: .
-fWdcpme aboard,” said Greg Sriaifli, Aleppo TowKlnp coitnini^oQ preMdent. " AV Tlie acceptance of the contract allows commissioners to ptit _ tiefaind them more th^ three ? years of headaches since, disbanding its police department in 2004 because of mon^ issues. - -	%; ;
; Aleppo currently uses the Penn^lvania State Police for 911 re^nse,, although they don’t respond to most calls, i As of the meeting, fliere had b^n 122 calls to 911 since January, 32 of which had been • respond^ to. i. ^
In 2006, ; there- were 81 respond for 299 calls.
Aleppo Township will pay $73,000 the first ye^ of the contract A& escalating scale is built into the deal for cost-of-living e^)Qises.
In 2^09, tiie expense to the town^p will be approximately |80,000.	;	.	;	:	'
Smith: speculate earlier this ye^ the townsh^ will pay about 10 percent more thM the contracted price wi& —-----— CcBfinead on Page 2
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