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W HAS SPOKtN . PA0E3
Sewktfey Marine takes on a ’SurviYor'-style challenge at Sarakastle.'
BASKETBALL PAGE21
Former area players are competing in the Pro-Am summer league in Green Tree.
| NATIONAL AWARD Pags5 !
Her ongoing work on history and heritage projects has earned this woman an award.
ALEPPO I BELL ACRES I EDGEWORTH I GLENFIELD I GLEN OSBORNE I HAYSVILLEILEETILEETSDALEI SEWICKLEYI SEWI.CKLEY HEIGHTS I SEWiCKLEY HILLS
THURSDAY July24,2008
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50 CENTS
INSIDE
NEW REVENUE
Sewickley Hills Borough Council has seen an increase in revenue just from rental fees. See Page 4.
PERFORMING ARTS
After having received a Lifetime Achievement Award, Mario Melo-dia reflects on his career. Page 15.
MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC
The Salsa Street Dance took place Saturday. Breezes were balmy and the dancing was'hot. See Page 11.
INDEX
Opinion........................6,7
Tempo...........................15
Crossword..................... 17
Obituaries.................... 20
Sports..........................21
Real Estate................... 25
A Tradition Since 1903
VOLUME 105, ISSUE 29
A Gateway Newspaper
AN EDITION OF TRIB TOTAL MEDiA'
www.yoursewicktey.com
412-324-1403
AUDRA SAPP, 6, one of the many children, enrolled in Sewickley Valley YMCA's Summer Camp spent Friday afternoon hanging out by the fountain as temperatures soared into the high 80s.
Close vote on business relocation
By Kristina Serafini
STAFF WRITER
The commercial district in Sewickley will not he extended farther down Beaver Street toward Edgeworth^ council voted earlier this week.
The 5-4 decision from the board came after a lengthy public hearing was held Monday to determine if zoning at 327 Beaver St. should be changed from R-1A (residential) to C-l (commercial) to allow a local chiropractor to move his practice there.
Dr. Jim McFadden, whose . office is located at 515 Locust Place, had hopes to purchase the house from its current owners, Valley Care Association, renovate it and move his chiropractic office to the new location.
The former Sewickley resident, who now resides in Cranberry told council that he was looking for a larger space to house his wellness
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| Full Text | W HAS SPOKtN . PA0E3 Sewktfey Marine takes on a ’SurviYor'-style challenge at Sarakastle.' BASKETBALL PAGE21 Former area players are competing in the Pro-Am summer league in Green Tree. | NATIONAL AWARD Pags5 ! Her ongoing work on history and heritage projects has earned this woman an award. ALEPPO I BELL ACRES I EDGEWORTH I GLENFIELD I GLEN OSBORNE I HAYSVILLEILEETILEETSDALEI SEWICKLEYI SEWI.CKLEY HEIGHTS I SEWiCKLEY HILLS THURSDAY July24,2008 Trib Total Media powered by Pennysaver 50 CENTS INSIDE NEW REVENUE Sewickley Hills Borough Council has seen an increase in revenue just from rental fees. See Page 4. PERFORMING ARTS After having received a Lifetime Achievement Award, Mario Melo-dia reflects on his career. Page 15. MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC The Salsa Street Dance took place Saturday. Breezes were balmy and the dancing was'hot. See Page 11. INDEX Opinion........................6,7 Tempo...........................15 Crossword..................... 17 Obituaries.................... 20 Sports..........................21 Real Estate................... 25 A Tradition Since 1903 VOLUME 105, ISSUE 29 A Gateway Newspaper AN EDITION OF TRIB TOTAL MEDiA' www.yoursewicktey.com 412-324-1403 AUDRA SAPP, 6, one of the many children, enrolled in Sewickley Valley YMCA's Summer Camp spent Friday afternoon hanging out by the fountain as temperatures soared into the high 80s. Close vote on business relocation By Kristina Serafini STAFF WRITER The commercial district in Sewickley will not he extended farther down Beaver Street toward Edgeworth^ council voted earlier this week. The 5-4 decision from the board came after a lengthy public hearing was held Monday to determine if zoning at 327 Beaver St. should be changed from R-1A (residential) to C-l (commercial) to allow a local chiropractor to move his practice there. Dr. Jim McFadden, whose . office is located at 515 Locust Place, had hopes to purchase the house from its current owners, Valley Care Association, renovate it and move his chiropractic office to the new location. The former Sewickley resident, who now resides in Cranberry told council that he was looking for a larger space to house his wellness Continued on Page 2 Look INSIDE for OUR AD 647397534406 |
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