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A Gateway Newspaper
A Tradition Since 1903
m«*m*HCAR-RT L0T«C003 “ W W ■ m. * m 21 0015B5B 03/05/ZQ0? 55 PI k/v/ W W SEW VALLEY HIST SOCIETY
Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glenfield, Git ggy ACKLEY PA 15143-1525
50 cents
raid
iy, Sewickley Heights, SewicWey Hills
An edition of Trib Total Media
INSIDE
TEMPO
Sewickley residents and those from neighboring communities came together in celebration of Memorial Day.
■ They lined the streets for the parade. See Page 17.
■ Then traveled to the cemetery. See Page 15.
SPORTS
Sewickley Academy and Quaker Valley met for the lacrosse playoffs. See Page 25.
r INDEX
Local News...........2
Opinion..............6
Tempo...............15
Obituaries..........23
Sports..............25
Real Estate.........29
6
47397"53440
PENGUINS COUNTRY
WHEN DOES a field become a canvas? When one of Pittsburgh’s sports teams makes .a playoff run. Ed Stripay painted the Penguins logo on his property. He’s hopes his artistry will help the Pens win a Stanley Cup. For the Story, see Page 4. Photo by Kristina Serafini
GLEN OSBORNE
It’s back to history for anniversary
By Kristina Seratini______
Staff writer
Just in time for its 125th anniversary celebration on June 8, the borough formerly known as Osborne will revert to its old moniker, Glen Osborne.
An Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas judge granted the request last Thursday.
Council began discussing changing the name in- January and later moved to have solicitor Harlan Stone petition the court to have it recognize the borough by “its old, familiar and common usage of Glen Osborne.”
The petition was filed in March.
The borough, which is a halfsquare mile and home to about 566 people, was named after Frank Osbum who owned the property when the first railroad station was built.
The name was changed to “Osborne” to avoid confusion with another similarly named station, according to the borough’s Web site.
Later, a railroad station was named “Glen Osborne.”
Council members were hoping to have the name change approved in time for the community’s 125th anniversary celebration at Osborne Elementary.
Although the new name is approved, Maleet Gordon, borough secretary, said it will take a while to change everything. Officials are not planning to pay for new items, like letterhead, with the Glen Osborne name yet, but instead use up everything they have until it’s time to order more.
--------- Continued on Page 4
Volume 105, Issue 22
www.yoiirsewjckley.oom
412-324-1403
647397534406
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| Title | Sewickley Herald |
| Subject | Sewickley (Pa.)--Newspapers |
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| Date | 05-29-2008 |
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| Date | 05-29-2008 |
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| Full Text | A Gateway Newspaper A Tradition Since 1903 m«*m*HCAR-RT L0T«C003 “ W W ■ m. * m 21 0015B5B 03/05/ZQ0? 55 PI k/v/ W W SEW VALLEY HIST SOCIETY Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glenfield, Git ggy ACKLEY PA 15143-1525 50 cents raid iy, Sewickley Heights, SewicWey Hills An edition of Trib Total Media INSIDE TEMPO Sewickley residents and those from neighboring communities came together in celebration of Memorial Day. ■ They lined the streets for the parade. See Page 17. ■ Then traveled to the cemetery. See Page 15. SPORTS Sewickley Academy and Quaker Valley met for the lacrosse playoffs. See Page 25. r INDEX Local News...........2 Opinion..............6 Tempo...............15 Obituaries..........23 Sports..............25 Real Estate.........29 6 47397"53440 PENGUINS COUNTRY WHEN DOES a field become a canvas? When one of Pittsburgh’s sports teams makes .a playoff run. Ed Stripay painted the Penguins logo on his property. He’s hopes his artistry will help the Pens win a Stanley Cup. For the Story, see Page 4. Photo by Kristina Serafini GLEN OSBORNE It’s back to history for anniversary By Kristina Seratini______ Staff writer Just in time for its 125th anniversary celebration on June 8, the borough formerly known as Osborne will revert to its old moniker, Glen Osborne. An Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas judge granted the request last Thursday. Council began discussing changing the name in- January and later moved to have solicitor Harlan Stone petition the court to have it recognize the borough by “its old, familiar and common usage of Glen Osborne.” The petition was filed in March. The borough, which is a halfsquare mile and home to about 566 people, was named after Frank Osbum who owned the property when the first railroad station was built. The name was changed to “Osborne” to avoid confusion with another similarly named station, according to the borough’s Web site. Later, a railroad station was named “Glen Osborne.” Council members were hoping to have the name change approved in time for the community’s 125th anniversary celebration at Osborne Elementary. Although the new name is approved, Maleet Gordon, borough secretary, said it will take a while to change everything. Officials are not planning to pay for new items, like letterhead, with the Glen Osborne name yet, but instead use up everything they have until it’s time to order more. --------- Continued on Page 4 Volume 105, Issue 22 www.yoiirsewjckley.oom 412-324-1403 647397534406 |
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