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A local writer has helped shape the script of a musical that includes the work of several Sewickley people.
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A Herald reporter spent a busy evening serving ; up sandwiches and sides at St. James Catholic Church's fish fry.
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ADVANCED ART
A Sewickley artist uses technology to enhance her images. For info on her current show, see Page 3.
SPORTS
The Quaker Valley hockey team opened its title defense against Hampton. Page 25.
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Police log ...................  2
Opinion....................'...6
Tempo..........................15
Obituaries.....................24
Sports.........................25
Real Estate....................29
BEAUTY, BEAST AND BREAKFAST
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BELLE, PLAYED by Ali Tusick, and Beast, played by Colin Fadzen, participate in a character breakfast at Sewickley United Methodist Church last weekend where the cast of this year's Quaker Valley musical took food orders, greeted guests and signed autographs. "Beauty and the Beast" will kick off with a special senior citizen performance on March 25. The musical will be held March 26 and 27 at 7:30 p.m. and a matinee and evening performance will take place on March 28.
Chamber chooses new vice president
By Bobby Cherry
STAFF WRITER
’ • As the new Sewickley Valley Chamber of Commerce vice president, Karen Fadzen wants to see fresh ideas and new events bring outsiders into the town's shopping district.
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The new chamber leadership was announced at the group's meeting Tuesday
Fadzen will replace David Lesondak, of Health Alternative of Sewickley, who will share marketing duties With Cora DeLoia, of Spoiled Chics the Boutique. Leo Grandovic, of Northwest Savings Bank, will remain treasurer.
Fadzen, the director of Penguin Bookshop, is encouraged by the number of merchants she says are stepping up to make a difference at a time when people are worried about the economy.
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Officials pull all peanut products for remainder of school year
By Bobby Cherry
STAFF WRITER
Quaker Valley students craving a peanut butter and jelly sandwich have found themselves in a jam.
Citing the increasing list of recalls and a warning from one of their own suppliers,
district officials last week indefinitely removed ail peanut-related products from Quaker Valley's four cafeterias.
“No peanut products, will be served in any of our schools for the remainder of the school year,” said Assistant Superintendent
Heidi Ondek.
District officials learned last week from one of the school's food suppliers that some Smucker's Peanut Butter and Jelly Un-crustable sandwiches may have been contaminated with salmonella. Quaker Valley officials say none of the Smucker's products
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