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Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glenfield, Haysville, Leet, Leetsdale, Osborne, Sewickley, Sewicldey Heights, Sewickley Hills
SO cents
Thursday, March 2, 2006
INSIDE
LENT
Lent has arrived. Although it is viewed differently, many local churches observe its 40 days. See Page 12.
NEWS
Jeff Besong returns to Quaker Valley High School as the new head football coach. Read about his comback bn Page 5.
SPORTS
The Quaker Valley boys basketball team beat Farrell in the WPIAL quarterfinals led by highflying senior, Ryann Bradford, See Page 27.
Local News....................2
Opinion.......................6
Tempo........................13
School....................18-20
Obituaries. .23-24
Sports.......................27
Real Estate..................31
waikiit in s©§
LITTLE MILO and Sarah Miller, 11, of Sewickley explored Village streets. While he enjoyed the stroll down the sidewalk, the three-month-old puppy loved the extra attention of our photographer, Todd Brunozzi.
Volume103,Jssue9
QSBORHI
Officials agree on repairs to Beaver Road
By Krisiina Kregiel__________
Staff writer
With the beginning of the Osborne Elementary School renovation project right around the comer, a pre-construction meeting will be held today, Thursday, at 10:30 a.m. where Osborne council will address the weight limitations for borough streets.
Possible damage to Beaver Road, as a result of the construction project, has been a topic of discussion for the past several months between the borough and Quaker Valley School District.
Council members feared they may need to make several repairs to Beaver Road, including repaving and possible sewer line replacement, following the project, which, they felt, should be the responsibility of the district.
In January, council noted that the school board agreed to cover damages to Beaver Road as a result of the project and will issue a check for $30,000 to the borough.
Council said the contractors should be informed that only Beaver Road could be used by construction vehicles as no other roads will be covered for damages in any way.
Last month, the Quaker Valley School District awarded contracts tp R.A. Glancy and Sons Inc. of Gibsonia, for the general construction contract for $9,070,155; Moore-Boehm Enterprises Inc. of Lawrence, for the mechanical construction for $2,223,200; Vrabel Plumbing Co. Inc., of Gibsonia, for $1,059,800; and
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| Title | Sewickley Herald |
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| Date | 03-02-2006 |
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| Full Text | SewickL aid Serving Aleppo, Bell Acres, Edgeworth, Glenfield, Haysville, Leet, Leetsdale, Osborne, Sewickley, Sewicldey Heights, Sewickley Hills SO cents Thursday, March 2, 2006 INSIDE LENT Lent has arrived. Although it is viewed differently, many local churches observe its 40 days. See Page 12. NEWS Jeff Besong returns to Quaker Valley High School as the new head football coach. Read about his comback bn Page 5. SPORTS The Quaker Valley boys basketball team beat Farrell in the WPIAL quarterfinals led by highflying senior, Ryann Bradford, See Page 27. Local News....................2 Opinion.......................6 Tempo........................13 School....................18-20 Obituaries. .23-24 Sports.......................27 Real Estate..................31 waikiit in s©§ LITTLE MILO and Sarah Miller, 11, of Sewickley explored Village streets. While he enjoyed the stroll down the sidewalk, the three-month-old puppy loved the extra attention of our photographer, Todd Brunozzi. Volume103,Jssue9 QSBORHI Officials agree on repairs to Beaver Road By Krisiina Kregiel__________ Staff writer With the beginning of the Osborne Elementary School renovation project right around the comer, a pre-construction meeting will be held today, Thursday, at 10:30 a.m. where Osborne council will address the weight limitations for borough streets. Possible damage to Beaver Road, as a result of the construction project, has been a topic of discussion for the past several months between the borough and Quaker Valley School District. Council members feared they may need to make several repairs to Beaver Road, including repaving and possible sewer line replacement, following the project, which, they felt, should be the responsibility of the district. In January, council noted that the school board agreed to cover damages to Beaver Road as a result of the project and will issue a check for $30,000 to the borough. Council said the contractors should be informed that only Beaver Road could be used by construction vehicles as no other roads will be covered for damages in any way. Last month, the Quaker Valley School District awarded contracts tp R.A. Glancy and Sons Inc. of Gibsonia, for the general construction contract for $9,070,155; Moore-Boehm Enterprises Inc. of Lawrence, for the mechanical construction for $2,223,200; Vrabel Plumbing Co. Inc., of Gibsonia, for $1,059,800; and --------Continued on Pag* 2 |
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