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SPECIAL GUESTS
Educators from Italy paid a visit to
Quaker Valley High School as part of a
teacher exchange program. Page 8.
^s*'F
REAL ESTATE LISTINGS
See what homes, businesses and properties are being sold throughout the
area. Page 24.
TOUGH START
A last-second loss drops Quaker Valley
to 1-2, but head coach John Tortorea
sees good things ahead. Page 31.
SEWICKLEY HERALD
50 cents
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with
Thursday, September 24,2015 a,> edition of the Tribune-Review PcnnVSBV6t
ALEPPO ■ BELL ACRES • EDGEWORTH • GLENFIELD - GLEN OSBORNE - HAYSVILLE ■ LEET - LEETSDALE ■ SEWICKLEY - SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS - SEWICKLEY HILLS CLASSIFIEDS
INSIDE
Labor of love
Those who dedicate their
lives to the care of horses
and other animals face many
challenges and risks, but
wouldn't have it any other
way. Page 13.
INDEX
' POLICE LOG
c
PUZZLES
in
OBITUARIES
P
REAL ESTATE
•
SPORTS...
CLASSIFIEDS
..
A Tradition Since 1903
Volume 112, Issue 39
www.yoiirsewickley.com
412-324-1403
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RANDYJAROSZ i FQ
FALL FESTIVAL FUN
Giada Capezzuto, 6, of Sewickley eats ice cream, during Fern Hollow Nature Center's Fall Music Festival in
Sewickley Heights. To see more photos from the event, see Page 18.
MASONIC VILLAGE AT SEWICKLEY
*_"- W
iMASONIC^VILLAGE Gall usfor a tour 412-749-6862
Byoy Life Your Way masonicvlllages.org | 1000 Masonic Dr., Sewickley, PA | Open for everyone.
mm
QV offers
suicide
awareness
programs
by DONA S. DREELAND
Talking, training, testing
and treatment are keys to
preventing suicide in adolescents, area leaders say.
New state requirements
mean Quaker Valley and
other public school teachers statewide in grades
6 to 12 are to be trained
to recognize symptoms
of stress and risk factors
for suicide. The rules will
build on a longtime district
policy designed to address
potentially self-destructive
behavior, officials say.
In addition to having
a policy for 27 years, two
years ago Quaker Valley
updated its administrative procedures, said Sally
Hoover, director of pupil
services.
CONTINUED ON • 10
SATURDAY,
SEPT 26
11a.m. - 3 p.m.
• Parade: 11:30 a.m.
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| Title | 2015-9-24; Sewickley Herald |
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| Date | 09-24-2015 |
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| Full Text | SPECIAL GUESTS Educators from Italy paid a visit to Quaker Valley High School as part of a teacher exchange program. Page 8. ^s*'F REAL ESTATE LISTINGS See what homes, businesses and properties are being sold throughout the area. Page 24. TOUGH START A last-second loss drops Quaker Valley to 1-2, but head coach John Tortorea sees good things ahead. Page 31. SEWICKLEY HERALD 50 cents = _:_fc_ m with Thursday, September 24,2015 a,> edition of the Tribune-Review PcnnVSBV6t ALEPPO ■ BELL ACRES • EDGEWORTH • GLENFIELD - GLEN OSBORNE - HAYSVILLE ■ LEET - LEETSDALE ■ SEWICKLEY - SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS - SEWICKLEY HILLS CLASSIFIEDS INSIDE Labor of love Those who dedicate their lives to the care of horses and other animals face many challenges and risks, but wouldn't have it any other way. Page 13. INDEX ' POLICE LOG c PUZZLES in OBITUARIES P REAL ESTATE • SPORTS... CLASSIFIEDS .. A Tradition Since 1903 Volume 112, Issue 39 www.yoiirsewickley.com 412-324-1403 ■ pining 6 lll,47397ll5_440" RANDYJAROSZ i FQ FALL FESTIVAL FUN Giada Capezzuto, 6, of Sewickley eats ice cream, during Fern Hollow Nature Center's Fall Music Festival in Sewickley Heights. To see more photos from the event, see Page 18. MASONIC VILLAGE AT SEWICKLEY *_"- W iMASONIC^VILLAGE Gall usfor a tour 412-749-6862 Byoy Life Your Way masonicvlllages.org | 1000 Masonic Dr., Sewickley, PA | Open for everyone. mm QV offers suicide awareness programs by DONA S. DREELAND Talking, training, testing and treatment are keys to preventing suicide in adolescents, area leaders say. New state requirements mean Quaker Valley and other public school teachers statewide in grades 6 to 12 are to be trained to recognize symptoms of stress and risk factors for suicide. The rules will build on a longtime district policy designed to address potentially self-destructive behavior, officials say. In addition to having a policy for 27 years, two years ago Quaker Valley updated its administrative procedures, said Sally Hoover, director of pupil services. CONTINUED ON • 10 SATURDAY, SEPT 26 11a.m. - 3 p.m. • Parade: 11:30 a.m. |
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