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ON WITH THE SHOW
A lot of preparation went into Quaker
Valley's presentation of "The Drowsy
Chaperone" last week. Photos, Page 15.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
A Sewickley Academy senior earns a
role in a Pittsburgh Musical Theater
production. Page 20.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
The Quaker Valley girls lacrosse team
eyes a WPIAL championship after
coming so close last year. Page 34.
K
50 cents
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TO VIEW
ajBSCRPTON
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Thursday, March 26r 2015 An edition of the Tribune-Review PQffffVS3V&r
ALEPPO - BELL ACRES ■ EDGEWORTH ■ GLENFIELD ■ GLEN OSBORNE - HAYSVILLE - LEET • LEETSDALE ■ SEWICKLEY ■ SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS • SEWICKLEY HILLS CLASSIFIEDS
Man of the Year
When it comes to serving the
community, Wayne Murphy's
contributions stretch far
beyond his duties as mayor of
Edgeworth. Page 6.
INDEX
PUZZLES-.
10
OBITUARIES
14
FELLOWSHIP
REAL ESTATE
SPORTS
23
28
34
CLASSIFIEDS...
38
A Tradition Since 1903
Volume 112, Issue 13
www.y0ur5ewickley.com
412-324-1403
6 mi47397"5344011
KRISTINA SERAFINI I TRIB TOTAL MEDIA
OUT WITH THE OLD
Foreman John Kearney of Mosites Construction Co. shows Sewickley Academy Director of Community and
Media Relations Brittnea Turner around what remains of the former Means Alumni Gym on Friday. Crews
from Noralco Corp. began demolishing the building to make way for a new events center, which is scheduled
to be finished in summer 2016. Some of the highlights of the planned facility will be an NCAA regulation-sized
basketball court, enough seating for the entire student body and indoor batting and swing cages for baseball,
softball and golf. For another photo, see Page 9.
McDonald's
plan raises
concerns
about safety
Fast-food giant
revises blueprint,
but still fails to meet
Edgeworth regulations
by TOM McGEE
Some residents are
concerned that a proposed
McDonald's, if built, could
bring a safety hazard to
Edgeworth.
A McDonald's restaurant is proposed near the
intersection of Hazel Lane
and Ohio River Boulevard.
Council has until May 19 to
hold a hearing on the plan.
McDonald's Corp., the
developer on the project,
did not return calls seeking
comment.
The space currently is
a parking lot for a nearby
medical office building.
The spaces are no longer
CONTINUED ON • 3
SHOP-EAT-LIVE-WORK-PLAY-EXPLORE
www.ExploreSewickley.com
u
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| Title | 2015-3-26; 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 | 03-26-2015 |
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Description
| Title | 03-26-2015.Page01 |
| Creator | Trib Total Media, Inc |
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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 |
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| Full Text | ON WITH THE SHOW A lot of preparation went into Quaker Valley's presentation of "The Drowsy Chaperone" last week. Photos, Page 15. IN THE SPOTLIGHT A Sewickley Academy senior earns a role in a Pittsburgh Musical Theater production. Page 20. UNFINISHED BUSINESS The Quaker Valley girls lacrosse team eyes a WPIAL championship after coming so close last year. Page 34. K 50 cents ®tM TO VIEW ajBSCRPTON OFFERS with Thursday, March 26r 2015 An edition of the Tribune-Review PQffffVS3V&r ALEPPO - BELL ACRES ■ EDGEWORTH ■ GLENFIELD ■ GLEN OSBORNE - HAYSVILLE - LEET • LEETSDALE ■ SEWICKLEY ■ SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS • SEWICKLEY HILLS CLASSIFIEDS Man of the Year When it comes to serving the community, Wayne Murphy's contributions stretch far beyond his duties as mayor of Edgeworth. Page 6. INDEX PUZZLES-. 10 OBITUARIES 14 FELLOWSHIP REAL ESTATE SPORTS 23 28 34 CLASSIFIEDS... 38 A Tradition Since 1903 Volume 112, Issue 13 www.y0ur5ewickley.com 412-324-1403 6 mi47397"5344011 KRISTINA SERAFINI I TRIB TOTAL MEDIA OUT WITH THE OLD Foreman John Kearney of Mosites Construction Co. shows Sewickley Academy Director of Community and Media Relations Brittnea Turner around what remains of the former Means Alumni Gym on Friday. Crews from Noralco Corp. began demolishing the building to make way for a new events center, which is scheduled to be finished in summer 2016. Some of the highlights of the planned facility will be an NCAA regulation-sized basketball court, enough seating for the entire student body and indoor batting and swing cages for baseball, softball and golf. For another photo, see Page 9. McDonald's plan raises concerns about safety Fast-food giant revises blueprint, but still fails to meet Edgeworth regulations by TOM McGEE Some residents are concerned that a proposed McDonald's, if built, could bring a safety hazard to Edgeworth. A McDonald's restaurant is proposed near the intersection of Hazel Lane and Ohio River Boulevard. Council has until May 19 to hold a hearing on the plan. McDonald's Corp., the developer on the project, did not return calls seeking comment. The space currently is a parking lot for a nearby medical office building. The spaces are no longer CONTINUED ON • 3 SHOP-EAT-LIVE-WORK-PLAY-EXPLORE www.ExploreSewickley.com u |
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