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WINTER REVIEW A look at the season. Page 4.
FUN AND GAMES
Do you puzzle over crosswords?
Struggle with Sudoku? Keep on
gaming. Page 20.
EAL ESTATE LISTINGS
See what homes, businesses and
properties are being sold throughout
the area. Page 23.
Thursday, March 20,2014
.with
50 cents
i rovEw
mVj s^escn prion
l=lOXn* OFFERS
An edition of the TRIBUNE-REVIEW J9^f|f|yC^yAf
ALEPPO ■ JELL ACRES ■ EDGEWOR" • GLENFIELD ■ GLEN OSBORNE ■ HAYSVILLE • LEET ■ LEETSDALE • SEWICKLEY ■ SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS • SEWICKLEY HILLS CLASSIFIEDS
INSIDE
Local entrepreneur
For Steven Ford, classroom
lessons have blended with
tech-savvy skills and a
business mindset to help
the Leetsdale man grow a
budding clothing and apparel
business. Page 15.
POLICE LOG
OPINION
OBITUARIES
REAL ESTATE..
CLASSIFIEDS....
SPORTS-...-
10
..-1722
25
..27
...39
A Tradition Since 1903
Volume 111, Issue 12
www.yorjrsewickley.CDm
412-324-1403
Weather woes
47397"53440"
SEWICKLEY HERALD
Whether by car or by foot, there was no avoiding the soaking rains that covered Beaver Street in Sewickley
last week. Brighter days are ahead as today is the first day of spring.
Nonprofits
could lease
prime space
by BOBBY CHERRY
Some nonprofits including Village Green Partners
soon could be permitted
to lease prime space in Se-
wickley's business district.
The borough's planning
commission at an April 2
public hearing will consider a proposal to allow some
nonprofit use of first-floor
spaces across Sewickley's
Village Overlay District,
which encompasses much
of the business district.
Current ordinances forbid
first-floor office space
within the district.
If the planning commission recommends the
change, council could vote
on the proposal as early as
April 21.
If approved, organizations with nonprofit status
would be required to open
at least 50 percent of the
floor space they occupy to
the public.
The move would allow
CONTINUED ON ■ 8
EVERYBODY LOVES A
sEre&! Post y°ur 9rouP's event or
search for a local Fish Fry!
calendar.
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LIVE
8
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| Full Text | WINTER REVIEW A look at the season. Page 4. FUN AND GAMES Do you puzzle over crosswords? Struggle with Sudoku? Keep on gaming. Page 20. EAL ESTATE LISTINGS See what homes, businesses and properties are being sold throughout the area. Page 23. Thursday, March 20,2014 .with 50 cents i rovEw mVj s^escn prion l=lOXn* OFFERS An edition of the TRIBUNE-REVIEW J9^f|f|yC^yAf ALEPPO ■ JELL ACRES ■ EDGEWOR" • GLENFIELD ■ GLEN OSBORNE ■ HAYSVILLE • LEET ■ LEETSDALE • SEWICKLEY ■ SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS • SEWICKLEY HILLS CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE Local entrepreneur For Steven Ford, classroom lessons have blended with tech-savvy skills and a business mindset to help the Leetsdale man grow a budding clothing and apparel business. Page 15. POLICE LOG OPINION OBITUARIES REAL ESTATE.. CLASSIFIEDS.... SPORTS-...- 10 ..-1722 25 ..27 ...39 A Tradition Since 1903 Volume 111, Issue 12 www.yorjrsewickley.CDm 412-324-1403 Weather woes 47397"53440" SEWICKLEY HERALD Whether by car or by foot, there was no avoiding the soaking rains that covered Beaver Street in Sewickley last week. Brighter days are ahead as today is the first day of spring. Nonprofits could lease prime space by BOBBY CHERRY Some nonprofits including Village Green Partners soon could be permitted to lease prime space in Se- wickley's business district. The borough's planning commission at an April 2 public hearing will consider a proposal to allow some nonprofit use of first-floor spaces across Sewickley's Village Overlay District, which encompasses much of the business district. Current ordinances forbid first-floor office space within the district. If the planning commission recommends the change, council could vote on the proposal as early as April 21. If approved, organizations with nonprofit status would be required to open at least 50 percent of the floor space they occupy to the public. The move would allow CONTINUED ON ■ 8 EVERYBODY LOVES A sEre&! Post y°ur 9rouP's event or search for a local Fish Fry! calendar. Trib LIVE 8 Trib Total Media |
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