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Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glenfield, Haysville, Leet, Leetsdale, Osborne, SewicWey, Sewickley Heights, Sewicldey Hills
TEMPO
The Herald's Woman of the Year has spent most of her lifetime learning and teaching, about enviTonmentalissues. Page 15.
ARdUND TOWN
The Spring GoHery Walk is com-ing. $ee how to enjoy on evening in the Villoge on Page 23.
SPORTS
Sevn’ckley Academy and Quaker Volley ore eyemg the two avai!-able ployoff spots in giiis lacrosse. See Page 29.
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ON THE BUNNY TRAIL
		
SHE'S ALL smiles. Isabella Alvarado, 4, of Moon Township, sits with the.Easter ' Bunny at this year’s Sewickley Hills Pancake Breakfast with the Easter Bunny on Saturday. The event, held in the new borough building, included an egg hunt, crafts, photos and prizes.	r	Photo	by	Kathleen	Coates	.^
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By Adam Brandolph
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If you're a little warm while reading Dante's “Inferno”,: at i'SewicMey t Public Library tiiis summer, it might not be the nine circle of the epic poem ma^g you hot as, well, you Imowv	;	.
:	It's more likely to be the
library's heating, ventilation j^d air cbnditioh system, ^d Joe Marrone, senior director of administrative services at Quaker VaUey School Dis-■^'trict.-':	-r: -• ■:	■; j; - ■ ■
Citing major failures over ithe last two years with the systeiri, he said it heeds to I>e replaced and will cost up^ wards of $350,000. v : ^	<
According to Carolyn Toth, library ^ director, while the hating system runs normally on cold days, when it's warm outside,'trath the heat and air conditioner operate. In turn, ' the " air conditioner works harder to compensate to cool ftehotair.
- The library lioard of directors is seeidng grants to fund the work, Toth said, but as of Tuesday, ho money had Iseen awOTded.:'.-::;.:;;;--'';^^	.
. "The library board is taking this problerh very seriously,'* Toth said.
.^According to Marrone, who has been one of the district's prominent faces- in V the con-stnaction; of- Edgeworth and Osbonie elementary schools, when the library was renovated and expanded in 1999, the current HVAC system was installed without the proper air ventilation that is needed.
The ^ lack of . yentUatipn .——■- Continued on Page 2
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