Sewickley Herald

              FIRST CLASS
Holy Family Academy opened in 2014
i   to its first freshman class, which will
graduate in the spring. Page 4
PITCHING ..
Penguin Bookshop in Sewickley
is holding a fundraiser to help victims
of Hurricane Harvey. Page 8
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Thursday, September 14,2017
WITH
An edition of the Tribune-Review
'CLASSIFIEDS
ALEPPO • BELL ACRES • EDGEWORTH ■ GLENFIELD • GLEN OSBORNE • HAYSVILLE • LEET • LEETSDALE • SEWICKLEY ■ SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS • SEWICKLEY HILLS
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Quakers chasing goals
Depth will determine whether
the Quaker Valley girls cross
country team earns the
WPIAL Class AA title for the
fourth year in a row. Page 25
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REAL ESTATE	
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A Tradition Since 1903
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WAIT FOR ME!
Leo Geary, 7, of Cranberry pulls himself onto a playground feature at War Memorial Park in Sewickley as he
plays with sister Kate, 9, (foreground] on Sept. 11.
Sewickley
Rocks aims
to impact
community
by REBECCA L. FERRARO
The Kindness Rocks project
that has turned parks, backyards, neighborhoods and
forests into colorfully dotted
landscapes has made its way
to the Sewickley area thanks
to several creative minds.
Explore Sewickley, the Sewickley Area Mom's Club,
and Anne Frantz collaborated to create Sewickley Rocks,
an idea that spun off after
Frantz read an article about
the Kindness Rocks. The colorfully painted rocks, sometimes
emblazoned with quotes or inspirational words, are hidden
throughout the community.
"The idea is that if you find
a rock, you can either hide it
again or keep it. If you keep it,
you make your own rocks then
to hide," Frantz said.
Frantz made rocks and hid
them initially, but after the
community began discovering
them, they added their own as
well, she said.
ROCKS • 7
Community Festival and Open House
Saturday, October 7, 2017 | 10 am to 3 pm       A fun-filled day of activities for the whole family!
The community Is Invited to bring the whole family
for a fun-filled day including a wing cook-off, kids'
activities, a vendor craft show. Masonic groups, a
farmer's market, the Quaker Valley marching band, a
parade, food and refreshments, a dedication of the new
Veterans Garden and tours of Masonic Village.
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