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RECOGNITON
The Arthritis Foundation will honor
Pirates play-by-play announcer Greg
Brown on Saturday. Page 12.
tPpiW.
REAL ESTATE LISTINGS
See what homes, businesses and properties are being sold throughout the
area. Page 18.
RUNNING FOR GOLD
A Quaker Valley junior wins the 1600-
meter run at the PIAA Track and Field
Championships. Page 23.
50 cents
mm
TO VIEW
SUBSCRIPTION
OFFERS
with
Thursday, May 28,2015 Anedition of the Tribune -Review PQfJ/jysSVet
ALEPPO ■ BELL ACRES ■ EDGEWORTH ■ GLENFIELD ■ GLEN OSBORNE ■ HAYSVILLE • LEET - LEETSDALE - SEWICKLEY - SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS ■ SEWICKLEY HILLS CLASSIFIEDS
Election day
Voters last week selected
their parties' nominees for a
number of local offices, with
the winners set to square
off in the November general
election. Page 2.
Permission to park
Sewickley Council approves a
permit parking program for
spaces along Walnut Street,
and other streets in the
borough could eventually be
included as well.
Page 4.
INDEX
OBITUARIES
TEMPO
8,10
11
FELLOWSHIP.
REAL ESTATE.
SPORTS
15
18
23
fl ASSIFIFDS
76
A Tradition Since 1903
Volume 112, Issue 22
www.YOursewickleY.com
412-324-1403
6 mi47397"53440"
KRISTINA SERAFINI | TRIB TOTAL MEDIA
TRIBUTE TO THE STARS AND STRIPES
Sewickley police Officer Dave Yurkovac cuts a flag Friday during the annual flag retirement ceremony at
Wolcott Park. For more photos of Memorial Day weekend observances, see Page 11. For more photos from
the flag retirement ceremony, visit yoursewickley.com.
QV budget
OK'dwith
lower tax
increase
by TOM McCEE
Taxpayers in the Quaker
Valley School District
will see a smaller millage
increase than initially
expected.
The board approved a
nearly $45 million budget
last week by an 8-1 vote. It
sets the tax rate at 17.3232
mills, an increase of 0.1684
of a mill.
Board member Marianne
Wagner, saying she was
keeping a promise to never
vote for a tax increase,
voted "no."
A homeowner with
a property assessed at
$260,000 will pay $44 more
in taxes for the 2015-16
school year.
Superintendent Heidi
Ondek said district officials
went back and updated
CONTINUED ON • 6
RETIRE YOUR WAY
minutes from the 'burgh 1412-749-6862
?lifeW<
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| Full Text | RECOGNITON The Arthritis Foundation will honor Pirates play-by-play announcer Greg Brown on Saturday. Page 12. tPpiW. REAL ESTATE LISTINGS See what homes, businesses and properties are being sold throughout the area. Page 18. RUNNING FOR GOLD A Quaker Valley junior wins the 1600- meter run at the PIAA Track and Field Championships. Page 23. 50 cents mm TO VIEW SUBSCRIPTION OFFERS with Thursday, May 28,2015 Anedition of the Tribune -Review PQfJ/jysSVet ALEPPO ■ BELL ACRES ■ EDGEWORTH ■ GLENFIELD ■ GLEN OSBORNE ■ HAYSVILLE • LEET - LEETSDALE - SEWICKLEY - SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS ■ SEWICKLEY HILLS CLASSIFIEDS Election day Voters last week selected their parties' nominees for a number of local offices, with the winners set to square off in the November general election. Page 2. Permission to park Sewickley Council approves a permit parking program for spaces along Walnut Street, and other streets in the borough could eventually be included as well. Page 4. INDEX OBITUARIES TEMPO 8,10 11 FELLOWSHIP. REAL ESTATE. SPORTS 15 18 23 fl ASSIFIFDS 76 A Tradition Since 1903 Volume 112, Issue 22 www.YOursewickleY.com 412-324-1403 6 mi47397"53440" KRISTINA SERAFINI | TRIB TOTAL MEDIA TRIBUTE TO THE STARS AND STRIPES Sewickley police Officer Dave Yurkovac cuts a flag Friday during the annual flag retirement ceremony at Wolcott Park. For more photos of Memorial Day weekend observances, see Page 11. For more photos from the flag retirement ceremony, visit yoursewickley.com. QV budget OK'dwith lower tax increase by TOM McCEE Taxpayers in the Quaker Valley School District will see a smaller millage increase than initially expected. The board approved a nearly $45 million budget last week by an 8-1 vote. It sets the tax rate at 17.3232 mills, an increase of 0.1684 of a mill. Board member Marianne Wagner, saying she was keeping a promise to never vote for a tax increase, voted "no." A homeowner with a property assessed at $260,000 will pay $44 more in taxes for the 2015-16 school year. Superintendent Heidi Ondek said district officials went back and updated CONTINUED ON • 6 RETIRE YOUR WAY minutes from the 'burgh 1412-749-6862 ?lifeW< |
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