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CAN DO 1 FOOD DRIVE St PAGE! Gateway Newspapers continues Can Do, a food and necessities drive .to benefit our neighbors in need,
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Some Sewickley sbopperc like bringing their pels shopping with them, but are their furry frienck allowed in all businesses?
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A Sewickley area assistant pastor is continuing his efforts to help wung people strengthen their faiths through a new program.
ALEPPO | BELLACRES I EDGEWORTH IGLENF1ELD | GLENOWE i HAYSViLLE i LEET j LEETSDAtE j SEA'iCKLEY I SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS f SEWICKLEY HILLS mjP^/Jg^S^VStcLAS5m5
THURSDAY December 11,2008 TRIB TOTAL MEDIA 50 CENTS
INSIDE
LIGHTING UP SEWICKLEY
The town officially kicked off the holiday season with its annual event. For photos and a recap from Light Up Night, see Page 17.
SPORTS For results from the Quaker Valley vs. Sewickley Academy hockey game, check-out Page 41.
INDEX
Opinion 6
Tempo ..17
Crossword
Obituaries
Sports ...41
Real Estate ...45
A Tradition Since 1903
VOLUME 105, ISSUE 50
A Gateway Newspaper
AN EDITION OF TRIE TOTAL MEDIA m*>rw.yourseviikkiey.com
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SANTA'S SEWICKLEY STOP
Sewer upgrades
AREA CHILDREN were treated to a day with the big man himself during Sewickley's annual Santa . parade. Above, Felipe Correa, 3, of Sewickley sits on Santa's lap. At * right, members of the Quaker Valley middle school majorettes perform for the crowd. For more parade photos, see Page 23.
PHOTOS/XRISTINA SERAFIN1
expected to cost $8 million
By Bobby Cherry
STAFF WRITER
Aleppo Township officials plan to spend $450,000 in 2009 so engineers can begin work on the municipality's sewage system.
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When the roughly $8 million plan is complete two years from now, most of Aleppo's 1,300 residents will have access to public sewage systems.
“With the topography of the township, it may he difficult to connect every single home to the system,” said township Manager Gwen Patterson.
What is unknown is whether residents will be forced to pay tap-in fees.
' “The hoard has to decide how it intends to fund the plan,” Patterson said.
If residents are forced to pay tap-in fees, Patterson said those costs could he as high as $25,000 per customer.
Patterson said once the the sewage system goes online, township officials could see more development.
She said housing plans could spring up as public sewage systems make it easier for developers to build in the area.
Under the state's Act 537 plan, Aleppo is required to resolve existing sewage disposal problems and provide for the future sewage disposal needs of new land development.
Continued on Page 2
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| Title | Sewickley Herald |
| Subject | Sewickley (Pa.)--Newspapers |
| Description | A weekly community newspaper in Sewickley, Pennsylvania. Coverage includes September 1903-Most recently available. |
| Creator | Trib Total Media, Inc |
| Publisher | Trib Total Media, Inc |
| Date | 12-11-2008 |
| Location Covered | United States; Pennsylvania; Allegheny County; Sewickley |
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| Title | 2008-12-11.Page01 |
| Creator | Trib Total Media, Inc |
| Date | 12-11-2008 |
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| Contact | For information on source and images, contact the Sewickley Public Library, Attn: Reference Department, 500 Thorn St. Sewickley PA 15143. Phone: 412-741-6920. Email: sewickley@einetwork.net |
| Contributing Institution | Sewickley Public Library |
| Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
| Full Text | j aarnlBH ~ } i CAN DO 1 FOOD DRIVE St PAGE! Gateway Newspapers continues Can Do, a food and necessities drive .to benefit our neighbors in need, f DOGGONE mn Some Sewickley sbopperc like bringing their pels shopping with them, but are their furry frienck allowed in all businesses? HTHEOLOGy Ofl TAP PAGE 25 A Sewickley area assistant pastor is continuing his efforts to help wung people strengthen their faiths through a new program. ALEPPO | BELLACRES I EDGEWORTH IGLENF1ELD | GLENOWE i HAYSViLLE i LEET j LEETSDAtE j SEA'iCKLEY I SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS f SEWICKLEY HILLS mjP^/Jg^S^VStcLAS5m5 THURSDAY December 11,2008 TRIB TOTAL MEDIA 50 CENTS INSIDE LIGHTING UP SEWICKLEY The town officially kicked off the holiday season with its annual event. For photos and a recap from Light Up Night, see Page 17. SPORTS For results from the Quaker Valley vs. Sewickley Academy hockey game, check-out Page 41. INDEX Opinion 6 Tempo ..17 Crossword Obituaries Sports ...41 Real Estate ...45 A Tradition Since 1903 VOLUME 105, ISSUE 50 A Gateway Newspaper AN EDITION OF TRIE TOTAL MEDIA m*>rw.yourseviikkiey.com 412-3244403 BA7X07 «A'/f '47397 53440"" 6 SANTA'S SEWICKLEY STOP Sewer upgrades AREA CHILDREN were treated to a day with the big man himself during Sewickley's annual Santa . parade. Above, Felipe Correa, 3, of Sewickley sits on Santa's lap. At * right, members of the Quaker Valley middle school majorettes perform for the crowd. For more parade photos, see Page 23. PHOTOS/XRISTINA SERAFIN1 expected to cost $8 million By Bobby Cherry STAFF WRITER Aleppo Township officials plan to spend $450,000 in 2009 so engineers can begin work on the municipality's sewage system. ALEPPQ When the roughly $8 million plan is complete two years from now, most of Aleppo's 1,300 residents will have access to public sewage systems. “With the topography of the township, it may he difficult to connect every single home to the system,” said township Manager Gwen Patterson. What is unknown is whether residents will be forced to pay tap-in fees. ' “The hoard has to decide how it intends to fund the plan,” Patterson said. If residents are forced to pay tap-in fees, Patterson said those costs could he as high as $25,000 per customer. Patterson said once the the sewage system goes online, township officials could see more development. She said housing plans could spring up as public sewage systems make it easier for developers to build in the area. Under the state's Act 537 plan, Aleppo is required to resolve existing sewage disposal problems and provide for the future sewage disposal needs of new land development. Continued on Page 2 # 647397534406 |
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