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HEALTHY CHOICE
Quaker Valley is the first district in the
county to install new vending machines
with a healthy touch. Page tl.
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OFF AND RUNNING
An explosive offense has powered the
Quaker Valley lacrosse team to a strong
start in 2014. Page 43.
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Deflating experience
Woman of the Year
Guiding Sewickley Public
Library through steady growth
and constant changes is a
challenge this year's honoree
embraces. Page 17.
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Airborne Promotions of Pittsburgh president and owner Jay Simpsoh of Dormont deflates one of eight giant
tentacles in the parking lot of Sweetwater Center for the Arts in Sewickley during a training session last week
for center leaders and volunteers on how to inflate and deflate the pieces. The tentacles, which are part of
a public art installation at Sweetwater, have been placed on the building's roof and are scheduled to remain
there through July. For more photos, see Page 4.
Plan to move
nonprofit to
Ist-floor space
spurs debate
Commission OKs
measure, clearing way
for Village ('riven.
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First-floor office space for
select nonprofits, such as
Village Green Partners, is
one step closer to reality in
Sewickley
In a 6-0 vote last week,
planning commission
members recommended to
council members a measure
that would permit nonprofit
groups with 501(c)3 status
the ability to be located in
first-floor Spate w i I h i n the
borough's Village Overlay
District. Current ordinances
forbid first-floor office
space within the district.
President Paul Pigman was
absent.
Borough council members are expected to vote on
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