Upload File

east prison site to get new owner xtra · 13/3/2015  · green, the parade coordina-tor. we worked...

  • Home
  • Documents
  • EAST Prison site to get new owner Xtra · 13/3/2015  · Green, the parade coordina-tor. We worked hard to change the parade. The way I was raised, on St. Patrick s Day, you went
6
EAST x X Questions about delivery or service? Call 1-800-228-NEWS (6397) Friday, March 13, 2015 FOR MORE LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE AND BREAKING UPDATES, VISIT POST-GAZETTE.COM E-mail: [email protected]  Web: post-gazette.com/east  Editor: Virginia Kopas Joe, 412-263-1414 RESUMÉ PAGE EZ-2 / EASTSCAPE PAGE EZ-4 INSIDE INSIDE: HOMES tra The longest mile Prison site to get new owner SEE PRISON, PAGE EZ-4 By Len Barcousky Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Legislator hopes meeting will open gate to future plans State Sen. Kim Ward will hud- dle soon with the high bidder for the closed state prison in Hemp- field to discuss future uses for the 103-acre property. Im looking forward to that meeting and seeing what the new owners plans are, the Hempfield Republican said this week. I dont want that prop- erty to just sit vacant. Her meeting with representa- tives of Energy Management Concepts Inc. likely will take place in Harrisburg in the next three weeks, she said. Energy Management Con- cepts, based in Carlisle, was one of only two bidders for the prop- erty. The energy company of- fered $950,000 for the land and buildings southwest of Greens- burg. Those structures include a steam-and-electricity power plant built by Energy Manage- ment 10 years ago to serve th prison. The energy company is i line to receive $7.6 million from the state under an equipmen buyout payment. That sum i called for under the stat Department of Corrections 2004 contract with Energy Manage ment. The term of the contract was 20 years, and it included a sched- ule of payments to the stea plant owner if the deal w ended early. Excela has plans for new clinic Orthopedics focus of Hempfield site SEE CLINIC, PAGE EZ-4 By Jacob Flannick A Greensburg-based health-care provider is finalizing plans to build an orthopedic clinic in Hempfield and hopes to break ground in th spring. The clinic, which would resem ble a so-called medical mall, would offer a variety of services, includ ing spinal surgery. It is planned for a 40-acre stretch of land just outside Greensburg, near the intersection of Route 30 and Mount Pleasa Road. A spokeswoman for the pr vider, Excela Health, could not of fer specifics about the clinic, i cluding its dimensions or when i might open, saying plans are sti fluid. But it would involve building an additional access road that woul connect two streets that come dead ends at the site, Spruce Street and Weatherwood Lane. The road is meant to ease traffic at the main entrance to the clinic that planned nearby, at the intersection of Weatherwood Lane and Moun Pleasant Road. In December, some Excela rep resentatives visited residents i the vicinity, notifying them of th planned road. In a letter to re dents, Excela said it would seek to minimize disruption during con struction, which would take place Monday through Saturday ove several weeks. We want to be a good nei bor, spokeswoman Robin Jen nings said. Even though Excela has yet acquire the private property an has not submitted a site plan to the township, some nearby resident have expressed concerns about the clinic, saying it would increas traffic and could have a negativ environmental impact. If you would see our stree said Kathryn Komlos of Spruc Street, it was never designed handle heavy construction veh cles. She is among 10 homeowners along the narrow road, which sh said is on a steep hill. She said that many of her neigh- bors share her concerns and tha we feel that they do not need to put in another entrance. Beyond that, Ms. Komlos wo ries that it would increase traffic particularly at the Cedar Stre exit off Route 30. That exit, with its sharp curve, frequently sees acc dents, she said. Although Excela said in its letter that the access road is intend for neighborhood traffic only, Ms. Komlos said, theres no way tha anybody can patrol that. She was among the residen who spoke of reservations abou Darrell Sapp/Post-Gazette photos Top: The 33rd Street Bridge crosses the Allegheny River at Washingtons Landing, linking Troy Hill and the Strip District. Pennsylvania has given $1.9 million to the Allegheny Valley Railroad Co. to rehabilitate the 33rd Street railroad bridge. Above: Empty coal cars come through the southern portal of the North Bessemer Tunnel near Hershey Road in Penn Hills. Pennsylvania has given $701,960 to the Union Railroad to repair approaches to the north and south portals of the tunnel. Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad photos Far left: A photograph taken in August 2009 shows a railroad bridge in Butler County before it was rebuilt with the help of state grants. The timber trestle piers, or bents, rest on horizontal mud sills directly on the ground. Left: A photo taken in January 2015 shows that the steel I-beams holding up the trestle have been driven into the ground. SEE RAIL, PAGE EZ-4 By Len Barcousky Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Diesel exhaust and dust from trucks carrying thou- sands of loads of coal to the Homer City Generating Sta- tion had turned trees along the route black. Those trips and the ac- companying pollution were eliminated after the Buffalo & Pittsburgh Rail- road rebuilt a former Balti- more & Ohio spur line in 2005. Each train can deliver the equivalent of several hundred truckloads of coal to the electricity-generating plant in Center, Indiana County. The overgrown line to the generating station was re- stored with the help of a grant from the Rail Trans- portation Assistance Pro- gram, or RTAP, which is managed by the Pennsylva- nia Department of Transpor- tation. This project benefited the Buffalo & Pittsburgh Rail- road, but it also meant im- provements in the quality of life for the broader commu- nity, railroad executive Jerry Vest said. It took thousands and thousands of trucks off the road. Mr. Vest is senior vice president for government and industry affairs for Gen- esee & Wyoming Railroad Services Inc., the parent of the Buffalo & Pittsburgh. RTAP funding, raised through state borrowing, has been augmented in re- cent years with Rail Freight Assistance Program, or RFAP, grants. Money for the RFAP projects is being raised through higher wholesale gasoline taxes, auto registration charges and drivers license fees. Those increases were part of the states 2013 transporta- tion bill, known as Act. 89. The law was passed to raise more money for road and bridge repairs, public transit and a multi-modal fund, which covers ports and wa- terways, freight and passen- ger rail, aviation, bicycle and PennDOT helps railroads handle last mile traffic Ancient Order of Hibernians do more than celebrate St. Patricks Day SEE IRISH, PAGE EZ-6 By Deana Carpenter March may be the busiest time of year for local divi- sions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, but the rest of the year these Irish-Ameri- cans are promoting a posi- tive image of their culture. Eight divisions with about 1,000 members com- prise the Pittsburgh-area Hibernians. The Ladies An- cient Order of Hibernians boasts several hundred members with six divisions. The word Hibernian comes from the root Hiber- nia, the classical Latin name for Ireland, and refers to any person of Irish descent. Jim Green, president of the Hibernians Allegheny County board, said the orga- nization works throughout the year to quash miscon- ceptions. The Irish are the most successful immigrant group in America, said Kevin Kelly of Monroeville, a mem- ber of Division 17, which meets in the Monroeville Ir- ish Social Club on Broadway Boulevard. Bill ONeill of North Hunt- ingdon, president of that di- vision, said the organization spreads a message of friendship, unity and Christian charity. AOH members play a large role in the St. Patricks Day Parade parade chair- man Patrick OBrien is a Hibernian. For the past decade, the AOH has also been promot- ing a more family-friendly parade. The parade was taking a lot of heat for the Mardi Gras atmosphere, said Mr. Green, the parade coordina- tor. We worked hard to change the parade. The way I was raised, on St. Patricks Day, you went to church, said Ray Keenan of Saltsburg, a member of Division 17. It was Christ- mas without the presents. After church the family would gather for a meal and fellowship, he said. Many continue the tradi- tion on St. Patricks Day, at- tending en masse an 8 a.m. service at St. Patricks Church in the Strip District just before the parade starts. While parade planning takes up most of March, the rest of the year, members volunteer their time with numerous charities. Among the main charities is the Greater Pittsburg Community Food Bank Most Saturdays about 20 o the Monroeville-area Hiber nians volunteer in Brad dock, Mr. ONeill said. Its harkening back t our own roots and the star vation of our own people said Mr. Green, a member of Division 1 in the South Hills.

Upload: others

Post on 05-Aug-2020

0 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

Report

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: EAST Prison site to get new owner Xtra · 13/3/2015  · Green, the parade coordina-tor. We worked hard to change the parade. The way I was raised, on St. Patrick s Day, you went

EASTx

XAND

Questions about delivery or service? Call 1-800-228-NEWS (6397)

Friday, March 13, 2015

FOR MORE LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE ANDBREAKING UPDATES, VISIT POST-GAZETTE.COM

E-mail: [email protected]   Web: post-gazette.com/east   Editor: Virginia Kopas Joe, 412-263-1414

RESUMÉ PAGE EZ-2 / EASTSCAPE PAGE EZ-4I N S I D E

WHEELSINSIDE: HOMES

SECTIONS

tra

The longest mile

Prison site to get new owner

SEE PRISON, PAGE EZ-4

By Len BarcouskyPittsburgh Post-Gazette

Legislator hopesmeeting will opengate to future plans

State Sen. Kim Ward will hud-dle soon with the high bidder forthe closed state prison in Hemp-field to discuss future uses forthe 103-acre property.

�I�m looking forward to thatmeeting and seeing what thenew owner�s plans are,� the

Hempfield Republican said thisweek. �I don�t want that prop-erty to just sit vacant.�

Her meeting with representa-tives of Energy ManagementConcepts Inc. likely will takeplace in Harrisburg in the nextthree weeks, she said.

Energy Management Con-cepts, based in Carlisle, was oneof only two bidders for the prop-erty. The energy company of-fered $950,000 for the land andbuildings southwest of Greens-burg. Those structures include asteam-and-electricity powerplant built by Energy Manage-

ment 10 years ago to serve theprison.

The energy company is inline to receive $7.6 million fromthe state under an �equipmentbuyout� payment. That sum iscalled for under the stateDepartment of Corrections� 2004contract with Energy Manage-ment.

The term of the contract was20 years, and it included a sched-ule of payments to the steamplant owner if the deal wasended early.

Excelahas plansfor newclinicOrthopedics focusof Hempfield site

SEE CLINIC, PAGE EZ-4

By Jacob Flannick

A Greensburg-based health-careprovider is finalizing plans to buildan orthopedic clinic in Hempfieldand hopes to break ground in thespring.

The clinic, which would resem-ble a so-called medical mall, wouldoffer a variety of services, includ-ing spinal surgery. It is planned fora 40-acre stretch of land just outsideGreensburg, near the intersectionof Route 30 and Mount PleasantRoad.

A spokeswoman for the pro-vider, Excela Health, could not of-fer specifics about the clinic, in-cluding its dimensions or when itmight open, saying plans are stillfluid.

But it would involve building anadditional access road that wouldconnect two streets that come todead ends at the site, Spruce Streetand Weatherwood Lane. The roadis meant to ease traffic at the mainentrance to the clinic that isplanned nearby, at the intersectionof Weatherwood Lane and MountPleasant Road.

In December, some Excela rep-resentatives visited residents inthe vicinity, notifying them of theplanned road. In a letter to resi-dents, Excela said it would seek tominimize disruption during con-struction, which would take placeMonday through Saturday overseveral weeks.

�We want to be a good neigh-bor,� spokeswoman Robin Jen-nings said.

Even though Excela has yet toacquire the private property andhas not submitted a site plan to thetownship, some nearby residentshave expressed concerns about theclinic, saying it would increasetraffic and could have a negativeenvironmental impact.

�If you would see our street,�said Kathryn Komlos of SpruceStreet, �it was never designed tohandle heavy construction vehi-cles.� She is among 10 homeownersalong the narrow road, which shesaid is on a steep hill.

She said that many of her neigh-bors share her concerns and that�we feel that they do not need to putin another entrance.�

Beyond that, Ms. Komlos wor-ries that it would increase traffic,particularly at the Cedar Streetexit off Route 30. That exit, with itssharp curve, frequently sees acci-dents, she said.

Although Excela said in its letterthat the access road is �intendedfor neighborhood traffic only,� Ms.Komlos said, �there�s no way thatanybody can patrol that.�

She was among the residentswho spoke of reservations about

Darrell Sapp/Post-Gazette photos

Top: The 33rd Street Bridge crosses the Allegheny River atWashington�s Landing, linking Troy Hill and the Strip District.Pennsylvania has given $1.9 million to the Allegheny Valley RailroadCo. to rehabilitate the 33rd Street railroad bridge.

Above: Empty coal cars come through the southern portal of theNorth Bessemer Tunnel near Hershey Road in Penn Hills.Pennsylvania has given $701,960 to the Union Railroad to repairapproaches to the north and south portals of the tunnel.

Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad photos

Far left: A photographtaken in August 2009shows a railroad bridgein Butler County beforeit was rebuilt with thehelp of state grants. Thetimber trestle piers, or�bents,� rest onhorizontal mud sillsdirectly on the ground.Left: A photo taken inJanuary 2015 showsthat the steel I-beamsholding up the trestlehave been driven intothe ground.

SEE RAIL, PAGE EZ-4

By Len BarcouskyPittsburgh Post-Gazette

Diesel exhaust and dustfrom trucks carrying thou-sands of loads of coal to theHomer City Generating Sta-tion had turned trees alongthe route black.

Those trips � and the ac-companying pollution �were eliminated after theBuffalo & Pittsburgh Rail-road rebuilt a former Balti-more & Ohio spur line in2005. Each train can deliverthe equivalent of severalhundred truckloads of coalto the electricity-generatingplant in Center, IndianaCounty.

The overgrown line to thegenerating station was re-stored with the help of agrant from the Rail Trans-portation Assistance Pro-gram, or RTAP, which ismanaged by the Pennsylva-nia Department of Transpor-tation.

�This project benefited theBuffalo & Pittsburgh Rail-road, but it also meant im-provements in the quality of

life for the broader commu-nity,� railroad executiveJerry Vest said. �It took

thousands and thousands oftrucks off the road.�

Mr. Vest is senior vicepresident for governmentand industry affairs for Gen-esee & Wyoming RailroadServices Inc., the parent ofthe Buffalo & Pittsburgh.

RTAP funding, raisedthrough state borrowing,has been augmented in re-cent years with Rail FreightAssistance Program, orRFAP, grants. Money for theRFAP projects is beingraised through higherwholesale gasoline taxes,auto registration chargesand driver�s license fees.Those increases were part ofthe state�s 2013 transporta-tion bill, known as Act. 89.The law was passed to raisemore money for road andbridge repairs, public transitand a multi-modal fund,which covers ports and wa-terways, freight and passen-ger rail, aviation, bicycle and

PennDOT helps railroads handle �last mile� traffic

Ancient Order of Hibernians do more than celebrate St. Patrick�s Day

SEE IRISH, PAGE EZ-6

By Deana Carpenter

March may be the busiesttime of year for local divi-sions of the Ancient Order ofHibernians, but the rest ofthe year these Irish-Ameri-cans are promoting a posi-tive image of their culture.

Eight divisions withabout 1,000 members com-prise the Pittsburgh-areaHibernians. The Ladies An-cient Order of Hiberniansboasts several hundred

members with six divisions.The word Hibernian

comes from the root Hiber-nia, the classical Latin namefor Ireland, and refers to anyperson of Irish descent.

Jim Green, president ofthe Hibernians� AlleghenyCounty board, said the orga-nization works throughoutthe year to quash miscon-ceptions.

�The Irish are the mostsuccessful immigrant groupin America,� said Kevin

Kelly of Monroeville, a mem-ber of Division 17, whichmeets in the Monroeville Ir-ish Social Club on BroadwayBoulevard.

Bill O�Neill of North Hunt-ingdon, president of that di-vision, said the organizationspreads a message of�friendship, unity andChristian charity.�

AOH members play alarge role in the St. Patrick�sDay Parade � parade chair-man Patrick O�Brien is a

Hibernian.For the past decade, the

AOH has also been promot-ing a more family-friendlyparade.

�The parade was taking alot of heat for the �MardiGras� atmosphere,�� said Mr.Green, the parade coordina-tor. �We worked hard tochange the parade.�

�The way I was raised, onSt. Patrick�s Day, you wentto church,� said Ray Keenanof Saltsburg, a member of

Division 17. �It was Christ-mas without the presents.��After church the familywould gather for a meal andfellowship, he said.

Many continue the tradi-tion on St. Patrick�s Day, at-tending en masse an 8 a.m.service at St. Patrick�sChurch in the Strip Districtjust before the parade starts.

While parade planningtakes up most of March, therest of the year, membersvolunteer their time with

numerous charities.Among the main charities

is the Greater PittsburghCommunity Food Bank.Most Saturdays about 20 ofthe Monroeville-area Hiber-nians volunteer in Brad-dock, Mr. O�Neill said.

�It�s harkening back toour own roots and the star-vation of our own people,�said Mr. Green, a member ofDivision 1 in the South Hills.

Page 2: EAST Prison site to get new owner Xtra · 13/3/2015  · Green, the parade coordina-tor. We worked hard to change the parade. The way I was raised, on St. Patrick s Day, you went

EZ-2 ���������� ������ �� � FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2015 " WWW.POST-GAZETTE.COM

East connections

Fax: 412-263-1313 For East news online, visit: post-gazette.com/east

Pittsburgh office34 Blvd. of the Allies, Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Tom BirdsongAssistant managing [email protected]

Virginia Kopas JoeSuburban editor [email protected]

Len Barcouskystaff writer [email protected]

Mary ThomasStaff [email protected]

Terry ShieldsAssistant sports editor [email protected]

Advertising

Display Advertising Phone: 412-263-1385Fax: 412-263-1117 Email: [email protected]

Legal AdvertisingPhone: 412-263-1440Fax: 412-263-0147Email: [email protected]

Notice to our readers: We are committed to delivering a dry, complete, undamaged copy of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to your home. If that fails to happen, call us at 1-800-228-6397 before 10 a.m. and we will promptly deliver a replacement copy.

Resume: A newsmaker you should know

Hempfield native launchesfilmmaking career

By Kathleen Ganster

�� �� ������ ���� ���� ��������� ����� !�"��# $�#!�"�� �� � �������%� ����&��'����()����*��)������*��� +) �� ,��)����( ��(�����-����.+�/��'01����#2-�����+*��������� 340�� ��� �����( � (�%+���&���� �� ,��(+���0 �������(�� � ��5�� ���� )��(+%����0���'�( �� %�����%���� ��(���-�(�����6����������#.+� ���(��* ��� %�����%���%�����7�����0�����(# � �����( �� /� �/+�%� ��(�������� ����*�0 /+� ���� ���� �� ��*� �%����0 � ������(*�����* (�)�����( /�%�+�� ������ ��(�7� %������( ��

*���� ��( �� �����( ��'� �-&������ ���� '��� ���� ���������( �� (�0� �� ���(# .�&%�+�� �� ��� ��(�%�����0 $�#!�"�� ��� /����( �� �))��&��* �� %����*�� ��( ������(�/�+�����+�+��# 8��� � (�( � ������*+��� %�+�%� ��( )��)�� '�)�%����* +) �� �� ��( ������*�� ���� � ���+�( /� � )��&������0� �� ���(# $�# !�"��'��� �� ��� %�����-�0 '����� ��-�( ��-��� ��( ������ �))���+���� ���� %���+) �� /� �� �6��� �� �����-��0 � �� �+�/��9�+�0���5+�)�(����# 8��� ���� ������* �����-�� ����/� ��( /���* ���6���0 � *�� �� ��� ��� �� ��� ��(�# � ��� ������ �� ��� ����� ����� )��%���# � *+�����+ %�� ��� � %�+*�� ���/+*0������(#:��� $�# !�"�� *��(+&���( ���� ,��)����( ;���,�*� "%���� �� 3<=<0 ��������( ��� ��+(��� �� ����/�University of Pittsburgh-Greensburg and for twoyears worked on a singlegoal � getting into theUniversity of Southern Cali-fornia�s cinema program.

�My professors guided meto build a portfolio. All of mygoals were towards that onegoal � getting in,� he said.When he wasn�t acceptedinto the program, Mr. LaSorsaid the doubt about his ca-reer choice began again.

�I thought, �Man, now thisone is not working. I don�tknow what I�m doing,�� hesaid. Two weeks later, he re-ceived a phone call from JeffHiginbotham, a productiondesigner and an uncle of afriend of Mr. LaSor�s.

�He asked me if I wantedto work on a movie with him,but he could only leave thejob open for a week and Iwould have to drive acrossthe country immediately. Italked to my folks and we de-cided it was too good of an op-portunity to pass up,� Mr.

LaSor said � and he was onhis way almost immediately.

He worked on the film�Dark Skies,� which waswritten and directed byScott Stewart. At the com-pletion of the film, Mr. LaSorreturned to Pitt-Greensburg.

�I had a totally differentfocus,� he said, with a re-newed interest on his stud-ies there.

Mr. LaSor started the Pitt-Greensburg Media Group topromote media productionon campus and engaged inseveral projects. With sup-port from administrationand faculty at Pitt, he wasable to find funding for theprojects. When his uncle,Mark Myer, asked for assis-tance on a documentary,Mr. LaSor was able to travelto Honduras to film a medi-cal team working with thenonprofit �Shoulder toShoulder� project.

�Shoulder to Shoulder hadbeen down there since 2001,and they wanted to docu-ment how far things had pro-gressed in the past few years.We put together a team andhad great equipment thanksto the university and wewent down in February of2014 to film for seven daysand nights,� he said.

The experience validatedhis career direction andwhen he graduated a fewmonths later, Mr. LaSorheaded to California to be-come a full-time filmmakerand photographer.

Since that time, Mr.LaSor has worked on sev-eral projects, including acommercial for BuschGardens, a music video withTaylor Swift and a Ritz Carl-ton Hotel Co. photographyassignment.

Currently, Mr. LaSor is avideo consultant withSonos, an electronics com-pany that specializes inwireless speakers. In hisspare time, Mr. LaSor hasbeen doing some script writ-ing.

�It is my dream to make aprofessional film and get itinto the major film festi-vals,� he said.

Despite his indecision atthe start, Mr. LaSor said heis happy with his careerchoice.

�It has been an interest-ing couple of years and I�mexcited to see what happensnext,� he said.

Kathleen Ganster, free-lance writer: [email protected]

Snapshot

NATHAN LaSORAGE: 23HOMETOWN: Grew up in

Hempfield; lives in Burbank,Calif.

OCCUPATION: Filmmakerand photographer

EDUCATION: Bachelor�sdegree, University of Pitts-burgh-Greensburg

FAMILY: Father and step-mother, Stephen and MarieLaSor; mother, CareyanneLaSor; brother, Matthew, 19

WHAT�S IMPORTANT TOYOU: Family and friends; find-ing your unique mission orgoal in life and fulfilling thatmission or goal

FIRST JOB: Camp coun-selor at the YMCA in Greens-burg

WHEN YOU WERE A KID,YOU WANTED TO BE: �A lotof things. First, an archaeolo-gist, then a lot of otherthings.�

HOBBIES: Surfing, sailingon the ocean, fly fishing andmountain climbing

READING MATERIAL ONYOUR NIGHTSTAND: �GeorgeWashington on Leadership�by Richard Brookhiser; �TheHero with a Thousand Faces�by Joseph Campbell; and �OnFilm Directing� by DavidMamet

WHAT�S PLAYING ONYOUR TV: �House of Cards�

WHAT�S ON YOURPLAYLIST: Led Zeppelin

FANTASY CELEBRITYDINNER DATE: Emma Watson

FANTASY PARTNER ON��DANCING WITH THESTARS��: Jennifer Lopez orShakira

WHO WOULD PLAY YOUIN A MOVIE ABOUT YOURLIFE: Ryan Gosling or JosephGordon-Levitt

PEOPLE WOULD BESURPRISED TO KNOW: �I�ma pastor�s son.�

IF YOU HAD IT TO DO ALLOVER, YOU WOULD: �Delveinto film a bit earlier.�

FAVORITE SPOT IN THEWORLD: New Zealand be-cause of the diverse land-scape

MOST EMBARRASSINGMOMENT: �I can�t think ofone.�

BEST USE OF A $100 GIFTCARD: �Go to Chipotle, buyas many burritos as possibleand hand them out to peo-ple.�

PROUDEST MOMENT SOFAR: Making a documentaryin Honduras

GOALS: �I really want to beable to make a professionalfilm and submit it to a majorfilm festival.�

WHAT�S ON YOURBUCKET LIST: See the worldfrom space

Letter to theeditor

>?? @ABBAC, ?DEF

Health care is killingseniors, single parentsand minimum-wageearners. My stress is high,but I discovered that myplight is not half of whatothers endure.

One woman I knowowes more than $20,000 ascopay to a hospital. She ison fixed income and willnever be able to pay it all.Collectors call her, andshe lives in fear of the nexttime she gets sick.Another friend needs newdentures, but the cost is sooutrageous she will dowithout. Almost every se-nior has a horror story totell about health care.

I have a power chairand it needs to be re-paired. It took a month toget approval from my pro-vider � and the cost to mewould be $500. I neverpaid a copay for my chairbefore. My insurancewent up this year bynearly $80. I pay morethan a third of mymonthly income to insur-ance and a third for myrent. That leaves me lessthan a third for every-thing else, including co-pays, utilities and food.

Everything has a co-pay: doctors visits, bloodwork, etc. My dentistwanted $350 and refusedto allow me to pay $10 amonth. My physical ther-apy copay is $30 a sessionand I need 12 sessions.Now I need a dental crownfor $1,500. Apparentlysuch �crowns� belongonly to rich people in theUnited States, but in Can-ada and the U.K. poor peo-ple can have crowns, too.In fact, in most stablecountries, this is not an is-sue.

Here we have pharma-ceutical companies thatuse tax dollars to developproducts then gouge thetaxpayers so they cannotafford the medicine. Herewe have executives whomake thousands of per-cent more than theirworkers. Here we havegovernment officials whowould rather fight thandeal with the nation�sbusiness.

Much of this is becausewe have people who don�tvote, or who vote for sin-gle-issue candidates.Some believe the propa-ganda they are fed anddon�t even know if theirnewspaper presents a lib-eral or conservative pointof view. If you mentionScandinavian health care,they scream that thosepeople pay 50 percent oftheir salaries in taxes. Butbetween taxes, medical in-surance, copays, prescrip-tions, etc., I pay 65 percentand get far less. Manipula-tion by fallacy is one of thegreatest tools in the politi-cal bag of tricks.

The head of UPMCthinks he deserves $6 mil-lion a year as his salary,

Fix it orget out ofthe way

Restrictions Apply. Offer Ends 3/31/15.

Looking for more sports news from your neighborhood?

Check out Sports Town, a website that features exclusive updates

from more than 100 area high schools, blog posts by athletic directors,

Post-Gazette links, videos, photos and more.

For the latest in high school sports, go to post-gazette.com/sportstown.

Page 3: EAST Prison site to get new owner Xtra · 13/3/2015  · Green, the parade coordina-tor. We worked hard to change the parade. The way I was raised, on St. Patrick s Day, you went

GHIIJKLMNO GPJIQNRSTIIT U FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2015 U VVVWGPJIQNRSTIITWXPY EZ-3

Z[\\[], FROM EZ-2

^_ `^ ab cddec_ef ^g hijkaglmbe`n c oep peeq` cr^s tue`v`bew ue ^xe_`ee` a` y_^lqegs zexe_ wagf bucb de^d{ewcv ye fegaef {aoe`cxagrwefa|age`skcvyepe`u^m{fc{{ `egf ^m_ uec{bu ya{{` b^uaw}ue|cg`m_e{vdcvbuewsz^b^ge^obue{^|c{t~`bclba^g` bucb c{pcv` d_^w^be`b^_ae` cy^mb �abb`ym_ruwegba^gef bua` gcba^gc{`b^_vs �gf� ab `eew` {era`{clb^_`� y^bu `bcbe cgf oefe_c{�c_e mgcy{e b^ fec{ pabu bua`a``mes� geef g^b r^ agb^ buef_cwc ^o u^p pe ucxe { `bocabu ag bue de^d{e pu^ _edl_e`egbm`s�b^dy{cwagr�_e lafegb�c_c|q�ycwc}cb {ec`bue yercg bue d_^|e``s �e`u^m{fyma{f^gpucbpc`c|l|^wd{a`uefstue �edmy{a|cg xaep� dmbagd{c|eyv�^gc{f�ecrcg�a`raxeb^bueb^dcgfd_^`de_abvpa{{ b_a|q{e f^pg b^ ^bue_`st_a|q{e f^pg� �b b_a|q{ef ^mb� b^bue�cvwcg`s

� `cv |mbbagr eg^_w^m``c{c_ae` cgf pc`be cb bue b^d^o bue uecd pa{{ b_a|q{e f^pgb^ _efm|e |^`b` cgf raxe fel|egb `c{c_ae` cgf yegeoab` `^de^d{e |cg {axe pucb m`ef b^ye c r^^f �we_a|cg {aoestucb a` bue qagf ^o b_a|q{ef^pg�mgfe_`bcgfs� ye{aexe ag y_agragr ^dd^l`abe xaep` b^ bue bcy{e b^ oagf|^ww^g r_^mgf� ^o exe_vl^ge raxagr md c yab o^_ buer^^f^oc{{stue r^xe_gwegb a` y_^lqegs tue wefa|c{ `v`bew a`y_^qegs �o pe f^g�b oa� ab`^^g�pepa{{oc{{agb^|uc^`sCASSANDRA VIVIANk^mgb�{ec`cgb

Letters are subject to edit-ing and should not exceed 250words. The letter must in-clude the writer�s name,postal and/or email addressand phone number. Send let-ters to: Pittsburgh Post-Ga-zette, 34 Blvd. of the Allies,Pittsburgh 15222. Or, email:[email protected].

������ �� ��� ������������� ���� ����

��� ��  �¡¢£�¤¥�¡¤ ¦ §� ©ª «�¢�  ¡¦ª ¬¬ ­®¬¬� �ª�¢� ¬

N°±±² H³´µ°¶·¸J±¹º»¼½¹±¹

¾¿ ÀÁÂÃÁÂÄÅ ÆÇ¿ÈÉÁ�b a` c ^g|elaglcl{aoebawe^||m__eg|e p^_buv ^o daÊÊcda� da `dv� dalcg^� ycqef dae`�cgf Ëm`b cy^mb cgvbuagr e{`epabuhdanagbuegcwestueexegb a` buer{^yc{�mlde_�aÌcv^gkc_|u14, 2015,c` bue fcbe |^ag|afe` pabubue oa_`b oep farab` ^o daÍ

3.1415.�a a` bue `vwy^{ m`ef agwcbuewcba|` b^ _ed_e`egbbue _cba^ ^o bue |a_|mwoe_leg|e ^o c |a_|{e b^ ab` facwelbe_�pua|ua`cy^mb3.14159.�||^_fagr b^ �aÌcvs^_r�bue u^{afcv�` ^ooa|ac{ peyl`abe� da a` cg ''irrational andtranscendental number,�the decimals of which ''con-tinue infinitely without rep-etition or pattern.''

Among its limitless uses,

pi is used to calculate thearcs on which planes flygreat distances so as togauge fuel use.

It is also used in astron-omy to calculate orbits andsizes of celestial bodies, andin engineering to control

moving parts.As we could not resist the

opportunity to toast a fortu-itous coincidence on our cal-endars, here are someMarch 14 celebrations forSuper Pi Day 2015.

From 1 to 3 p.m. Saturdayat Scott Township Public Li-brary, 301 Lindsay Road, afree slice of donated piesfrom Eat'n Park and the PiePlace, or patrons' homemadepies, will be available.

Library director GinaLeone said the day justneeded to be celebrated andexplained: She has handoutsthat explain pi and its math-ematical significance.

�I hope people come inand talk about what theywould like to see at the li-brary, and maybe talk a littlepi,�� Ms. Leone said.

Library adult program-mer Adrianne Krings notedthat �I'm always encourag-ing mathematics in allages.��

From 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.Saturday, or after hours, cel-ebrants are encouraged tobring a homemade pie to Se-wickley Public Library, 500Thorn St., for its fifth annualpie baking contest. Every-one is invited.

A panel of judges will se-lect the winner. Slices of thehomemade pies will be soldfor $2, with all proceeds ben-efiting the library.

�People like baking pies,and Pi Day is a perfect day todo it every year,� communi-cations librarian MeghanSnatchko said.

At Carnegie ScienceCenter on the North Side,

program coordinator BradPeroney said observing Su-per Pi Day was a no-brainer. Not only does thisdate occur once every hun-dred years, this year on aSaturday, but the city�s St.Patrick's Day Parade will beheld that day.

�After the parade, a lot ofpeople will bring their kidsto the Science Center,�� hesaid. �It�s a perfect day to cel-ebrate pi,� he said.

Scheduled events for 10a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday in-clude tossing a �pizza pi� asa way to learn how pi isused to measure circles, andplaying the digits of pi asmusical notes on a giantfloor piano.

�It�s a physical way toshow how pi goes on and onwithout repeating as you

can hear that the notes donot repeat,� Mr. Peroneysaid.

Attendees can also play�Pi Spy� by searching thefirst two billion digits of thenumber to look for digits oftheir birthday, phone num-ber, or any other number.

Toothpicks and a gameboard will be used to explainhow to estimate pi.

�Pi Day is about makingpeople aware of how mathe-matics can be used in every-day lives,�� Mr. Peroney said.�It's also a great way to getthem hooked on math.�

Registration for the pie-baking contest in Sewickleyis required: 412-741-6920.

Margaret Smykla, free-lance writer: [email protected].

ÎÏÐÑÒÓ ÔÕÖÏÏ×Ô

ØÙÚÛÜÝÞÜß ÜàÝ ÛÙáâã äåÝ æÛçè àÜ éÙâêëìíîï ðñòóôõöñ ÷ñøùñõ óúúñõò ëòòíòùëøöñ ûíùü ýëõíñùï óú öüëîîñøþñò

¾¿ ÿ��Ä �É���Á�Getting students to do

homework can be a chal-lenge for parents.

Norwin�s Hillcrest Inter-mediate School Family Re-source Center offers parentsand students help with thatand other challenges.

Maggie Zimmer, districtdirector of special educationand student services, pur-sued the $30,000 grant fromPennsylvania Departmentof Education that paid forthe center.

�Parenting is not easy,�she said last week. �I thinkanybody who�s ever been aparent knows that.�

The center, which is newthis year, opened Aug. 7 atthe elementary school.

�I am impressed by howour team transformed a for-mer storage room into amodern, inviting facilitywith technology and anabundance of support ma-terials,�� Norwin superinten-

dent William Kerr said.�I firmly believe that

when families, schools andcommunities work together,children succeed.��

According to a districtnews release, a team of ad-ministrators and teachersoversees the Family Re-source Center, includingHillcrest guidance counselorBob Conrad, Ms. Zimmer,principal Brian O�Neil, as-sistant principal Lisa Bana-sick, teachers Scott Patrickand Amy Hudson, and spe-cial education teacherRachel Grissom.

They work collabora-tively with the HillcrestSchool-Wide Positive Behav-ioral Support Team.

Ms. Zimmer said sheand others involved withthe center bought a lot ofbooks and DVDs that pro-vide helpful hints for han-dling parenting issues,from how to help a griev-ing child to setting upmorning and evening rou-

tines that promote studentachievement.

The center also offershelpful information abouthow to create a successfulblended family.

Parents can make ap-pointments to use the centerduring school hours or afterschool, she said, by callingMr. Conrad at 724-861-3015,ext. 1509.

Then, a guidance coun-selor or teacher can do a�family checkup� with theparent and student to iden-tify each family�s strengthsas well as problem areaswith a short questionnaire,Mr. Conrad said.

The evaluation can helpdiscover anything the stu-dent is worrying about thatmight be affecting his or hergrades, from grieving to peerissues such as bullying, hesaid.

�When schools and fami-lies effectively engage andcollaborate, it makes a hugedifference in the success and

well-being of students,� Ms.Zimmer wrote in the newsrelease.

�Thirty years of researchproves that the difference isthat students enroll in morechallenging academic pro-grams, improve their aca-demic outcomes, pass moreclasses, have better atten-dance and improve their so-cial skills.�

Mr. Conrad said parentscan also learn how to use thedistrict�s Skyward systemon a screen in the resourcecenter.

Some of the center�s par-enting videos are alsoposted online so parents canaccess them at the center�sWeb page at www.nor-winsd.org, including one onsupporting respectful be-havior, and brochures oncommunication, encour-agement and limit setting.

Anne Cloonan, freelancewriter: [email protected].

Quick, convenient expert care for you andyour family in your community!

AlleghenyHealthNetwork

UrgentCareCenterBraddockNowOpen!

• Board certiied physicians available• Treat common urgent health needs including: bronchitis, asthma,minor allergic reactions, colds, lu, minor fractures, lacerations, X-Ray,EKG, Tetanus andTB shots

• Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday• No appointment necessary• Free parking

Urgent Care Center Braddock

501 Braddock Avenue, Braddock, PA 15104

412.636.5050 phone

412.271.2361 faxAHN.org

Page 4: EAST Prison site to get new owner Xtra · 13/3/2015  · Green, the parade coordina-tor. We worked hard to change the parade. The way I was raised, on St. Patrick s Day, you went

���� ���� �� �������� � ������� ����� !� "# $ " %%%&��������&'�(

)*+,, FROM EZ-1

-./.012345-267.8109:;1<0 =.2> 3?-621451 16@4=. 4 12450-62141365 0>0A1.? 1@41 0B--6210 4CC ?6/.045/ 8655.813650DE F.55GHI0-6J.0K6?45 L235 M41.20AI240411 043/9 :F.550>C=4534@40 4 238@ @30162> K31@ 243CA264/0D 45/ K. 0.. /3=3/.5/01@26BN@6B1 6B2 .8656?>O26?0B--6216OO2.3N@1243C9EP4762 O2.3N@1 84223.20QRSD T62O6CJ [email protected] 45/Q454/345 T413654C 6-.241.35 [email protected] F.550>C=4A534 40 /6 UV 2.N3654C 45/[email protected]/09I@. ?601 2.8.51 26B5/ 6OWIXF 45/ WYXF N24510Z26BN@1 0141. 0-.5/35N 65243C 3?-26=.?.51-267.810 16?62. 1@45 $UV[?3CC3650358.\45B42>]^UU9I@. 0141. OB5/0 845 86=.2B- 16 [^ -.28.51 6O 4 243CA2.AC41./-267.81<[email protected]_`-267A.810 4--26=./ Z> 1@. F.55A0>C=4534 R141. I2450-6214A1365 Q6??300365 2.8.3=./$_V ?3CC365 35 OB5/35N9 [email protected]?-26=.?.510 86=.2 4 =423A.1> 6O B5/.214J35N0D 245N35NO26? 2.@4Z3C314135N 4 243CA264/ Z23/N. 16 [email protected]@ 6O 1@. P428.CCB0R@4C. 35/B012> @40 4//./ 161@./.?45/O62243C3?-26=.A?.5109F.55GHI @40 3/.513O3./]^ WIXF 45/ WYXF -267.81040068341./ K31@ 1@. 541B24CN40 /.=.C6-?.51 0358. ]^U^D48862/35N 16 0-6J.0K6?45\4?3. b.N.5609 I@.> 35A8CB/. O3=. 35 1@. [email protected]@. F3110ZB2N@D [email protected]> 45/ P8c..0 W68J0W43C264/D 4 0K318@35N 86?A-45> 1@41 0.2=.0 35/B0123.035P8c..0 W68J0D 2.8.3=./ 4$_d^D^^^ N2451 16 @.C- -4> O625.K1B256B10D5.K1248J45/2.@4Z3C3141365 6O .e30135N1248J9 I@. 5B?Z.2 6O 243C8420@45/C./Z>1@41 C35.@40N26K5 01.4/3C> 35 2.0-650.16 @[email protected] /.?45/ O26? 8B0A16?.20 35 1@. 63CD N40 45/ /.A3835N 35/B0123.0D P09 b.N.A560043/9;?-26=.?.51 N24510 42.561 5.8.00423C> ?4/. 7B01 16243C264/ 86?-453.09 X N2451O62 $U9d ?3CC365 16 1@. M.01A?62.C45/ Q6B51> ;5/B01234CG.=.C6-?.51 Q62-9K3CC @.C--4> 16 2.-C48. K625 243C0 65

4 86B51>A6K5./ C35. C35J35Na2..50ZB2N45/R8611/4C.9I@. 35/B01234C /.=.C6-A?.51 4N.58> 6K50 __ ?3C.06O 1248J 35 M.01?62.C45/45/ Y4>.11. 86B513.0 1@41QRS 45/ 1@. O62?.2 Q65243C@4/ -C455./ 16 4Z45/659:I@. ;GQ -B28@40./ [email protected] 16 400B2. 1@41 243C 0.2A=38.0 K6BC/ Z. ?4351435./O62 86?-453.0 4C65N [email protected] .e.8B13=. /32.8162\4065 W3N65. 043/9 f304N.58> 865124810 K31@[email protected] F.550>C=4534W43C264/166-.241. [email protected]@. 4N.58><0 1248J0 351.2A8655.81 K31@ .48@ [email protected] 45/K31@ QRS 45/ [email protected] C35.09 I@. -26-.2A13.0 1@41 [email protected] 0.2=.0358CB/. [email protected];GQM.01?62.AC45/ 86?-C.eD O62?.2C> 4g6CJ0K4N.5 45/ R65> ?45ABO481B235N -C451 5.42 T.KR1451659M62J 65 1@. 2.-C48.?.516O _9] ?3C.0 6O 0BZ0145/42/243C 30 08@./BC./ 16 Z.N35 351@. 0-235N9 P29 W3N65. .013A?41./ 1@41 1@. C35. 84223.0426B5/ U^D^^^ 243C264/ 8420.48@>[email protected] WIXF N2451 -.2A?311./ 1@. hBOO4C6 & F3110AZB2N@ 16 2.-C48. 45 6C/K66/.5 12.01C. 35 hB1C.2Q6B51> K31@ 4 01..C 012B8A1B2. 1@41 845 8422> ?B8@@.4=3.2 1243509 hBOO4C6 &F3110ZB2N@124350651@41243CC35. 35Q@38624D [email protected] -26=3/. 8231384C [email protected]=38. 16 1@2.. 8@.?384C86?-453.09 :I@.> .?-C6>4Z6B1 i^^ -.6-C. 45/ 4CC1@2.. /.-.5/ 65 243C 0.2A=38.DEP29g.01043/9I@. C41.01 26B5/ 6O 243C-267.810 K3CC @.C- 16 0B014354C?601 _jD^^^ 76Z0D 48862/[email protected] C684C -267.810OB5/./ K31@ WIXF 45/WYXF OB5/0 358CB/./ $U9`?3CC365 16 [email protected]> g4CC.>W43C264/Q69I@.?65.>K3CCZ. B0./ 16 2.@4Z3C3141. [email protected]/ Z23/N. 6=.2 M40@A35N165<0 b45/35N 41 __2/R12..1 1@41 C35J0 I26> f3CC45/ 1@. R123- G30123819 [email protected]@184-4831> 45/ 2./B8. 4 [email protected]@. F3110ZB2N@ & [email protected] W43C264/D [email protected]@621 C35. 6-.241./ Z> [email protected].. & M>6?35ND 2.A8.3=./ $[U_D^]^ 16 2.4C3N5

1248JD 865012B81 jDjV^ O..1 6O5.K 1248JD =ZB3C/ 4 5.K1B256B1 45/ 82.41. 4 0.865/C65N 1248J 35 310 R8BCC> k42/35C24O1659l5365 W43C264/ K40 4-A-26=./O624 $[^UD`V^N2451 162.-432 [email protected]@[email protected]@ 45/ 06B1@ -6214C0 6O1@. C35.<0 T621@ B.00.?.2IB55.C 35 F.55 H3CC09 l5365W43C264/ 30 6K5./ Z> I245A0142 I589D 4 0BZ03/342> 6O l9R9R1..CC62-9l9R9 R1..C 310.CO K3CC B0.$U9` ?3CC365 O62 0.=.24C 243CA2.C41./ -267.8109 I@.> 35A8CB/. 865012B8135N 4 243C 03/A35N 41 310 CC432165 k42/ 45/35014CC35N 1248J -45.C0 45/O6B2 5.K 1B256B10 41 310CC432165 M62J09 I@. 01..C?4J.2 4C06 K3CC 35014CC 1248J-45.C0 45/ 1@2.. 5.K 1B25A6B10 41 310 E/N42 I@6?065M62J0 35 T621@ B24//68J45/ 35014CC 82600 13.0D 1248J-45.C045/1K65.K-2.O4Z23A841./ 1B256B10 41 310 I2=35M62J0 35 M.01 P3OOC359I248J -45.C0 42. -2.AO4Z23A841./ 0.813650 6O 243C 45/[email protected] m b4J. E23.W43CK4>C69DZ40./35B2.K0A1.2D H@36D 2.8.3=./ $_9] ?3CAC365 16 35014CC Uj9d ?3C.0 6O865135B6B0 K.C/./ 243C 65310 F3110ZB2N@ 0BZ/[email protected]>C6B51>9I@. BBOO4C6 m F3110ZB2N@4C06 2.8.3=./ $] ?3CC365 O62K62J 65 310 C35.0 Z.1K..5c31145535N 45/ T.K C401C.35 A2?01265ND BB1C.2 45/b4K2.58.86B513.09b.@3N@ R-.834C1> P.C135NI589 35 b4126Z. 2.8.3=./$]]`D^]V 16 2.865012B81 id^O..1 6O 6B103/. 1248J 45/ ]^^O..1 6O 1248J 3503/. 310 O62N.0@6-9W43C264/0 42. 4 84-314CA35A1.503=. ZB035.00D 1@. G.5.A0.. m M>6?35N<0 P29 g.01043/9 I@41 ?4J.0 0141. 43/3?-621451 35 8422>35N 6B13?-26=.?.510 16 J..- B-K31@N26K35N/.?45/9W.N3654C 45/ [email protected]/0 2.?435 4 8231384C-421 6O 1@. 0141.<0 243C 5.1AK62J O62 ?6=35N 24K ?4A1.234C0 45/ O3530@./ N66/[email protected]> 45/ .OO383.51C>9:I@.> -26=3/. [email protected]/C401?3C.6O45>243C76B25.>[email protected]/9

nopqrstuvwxyz {|rs}tuvwxy~�uw�}�r�o��o�tu� us724-772-0184.

�)+���, FROM EZ-1

[email protected]>6B1?65.>6K./ 16 E5.2N> P454N.A?.51D 1@. /.830365 16 8C60.45/ 0.CC 1@. -23065 -26-.21>K3CC -26/B8. 6=.24CC 04=35N0O62 1@. 0141.D 48862/35N 16 40-6J.0?45 O62 1@. F.550>CA=4534 D.-421?.51 6O G.5A.24C R.2=38.09 I@. /[email protected]; G2..50ZB2N K40 0@B1/6K5 35 \B5. ]^U_ [email protected] [email protected] 35?41.0 K.2. 12450AO.22./ 16 [email protected] 0141. O483C3A13.09 C6010 O62 ?435143535N1@. =48451 -23065D 358CB/35N2.�B32./ 455B4C -4>?.5106O $]9_ ?3CC365 16 E5.2N>P454N.?.51 O62 2./B8./4?6B510 6O 01.4? 45/ .C.8A123831>D 1614C $_9d ?3CC365.48@>.429B> 0.CC35N 1@. 8C60./-23065 1@. 0141. 0@6BC/ 04=.4Z6B1 $][ ?3CC365 6O 1@. $_d

?3CC365 31 K6BC/ @4=. 160-.5/ 3O 31 2.1435./ 6K5.2A0@3- 6O 1@. -26-.21> O62 [email protected] /.84/.D G.5.24C R.2A=38.0 0-6J.0?45 I26>I@6?-065043/9D4=3/ G6C/0?31@D -2.03A/.51 6O E5.2N>P454N.?.51

C658.-10D 043/ C401 ?651@1@41 @30 86?-45> Z3/ 65 [email protected]>16-261.81 31035=.01?.51 35 1@. 01.4?-C4519 H. /.8C35./ 16 /308B00-6003ZC. OB1B2. B0.0 O62 [email protected] l513C 4 04C.0 4N2..?.51K31@ 1@. 0141. 30 03N5./D :K.42. 35 C3?Z6DE P29 G6C/A0?31@043/9I@. /.4C 86BC/ 14J. B- 16`^ /4>0 16 86?-C.1.D P29I@[email protected]?41./9I@. -23065 35 H.?-O3.C/6-.5./ 35 U`V` 45/ K408C60./ jj >.420 C41.29 [email protected]. 831./ /26--35N /.?45/45/@[email protected]> P454N.?.51

C658.-10 -26=3/.0 [email protected] 45/ .C.8123831> -26/B8./ 35 4 K401. 864C 45Z36?400 -C451 65 -23065-26-.21>9 AC1@6BN@ 1@. 350131B1365 8C60./ ]^ ?651@4N6D 1@. 01.4? -C451 865135AB.0 16 6-.241. 41 4 C6KC.=.C 6O -26/B81365D -B?-35N 01.4? 45/ 0B--C>3506?. .C.8123831> 16 [email protected]>9I@. -6K.2 -C451<0 OB.?3e 358CB/.0 K401. K66/K@38@?4J.0 31 4Z36?400 O4A83C31>9I@. -23065 @4/ .?-C6>./?62. 1@45_^^-.6-C.D 45/ C6A84C 45/ 0141. 6OO3834C0 @4=043/ 1@.> @6-. 1@. 5.K6K5.2<0 -C450 O62 1@. -26-.21> K3CC 82.41. 06?. 2.-C48.?.5176Z09Len Barcousky: lbar-

[email protected] or724-772-0184.

������� ����� ���������

������� ����� ¡¢���£�¢¢�¤ ¥¦§¨ ©ª «¬§ ­­®¯ °«®§§« ±®¦¯²§³ ª®©´ «¬§ °«®¦µ ¶¦·«®¦¸«³ ¨¦«¬ µ¹®« ©ª «¬§ º®©» ¼¦½½ ¸©´´¾¿¦«»½©©´¦¿² ¹À©¥§Á

������ ���� ������� ������

Å,+�+Å, FROM EZ-1

1@. -C455./ 8C3538 41 4 16K5A0@3-?..135NC401?651@9:M. B5/.20145/ 1@411@.><2. 8658.25./DE D6BNM.3?.2D 8@432?45 6O [email protected].?-O3.C/ 0B-.2=30620D043/ C401 K..J9 H. 561./1@41 @. /6.0 561 Z.C3.=. [email protected] K6BC/ 2.�B32. 4 Æ65A35N 8@45N. O62 1@. 86??.2A834C -26-.21>D K@38@ K6BC/35=6C=. 4 -BZC38 @.4235N9BB1 31 K3CC [email protected] N6Z.O62. 0B-.2=30620 O62 4-A-26=4C9

F62 310 -421D Ee8.C4 30K62J35N 16 .e-45/ 310 -2.0A.58.D 83135N N26K35N /.A?45/ O62 6B1-413.51 842.9M31@ ?62. 1@45 jDV^^ .?A-C6>..0D 1@. 565-26O31 30 [email protected] .?-C6>.2 35 M.01A?62.C45/ C6B51>D [email protected]. 312B501@2..@60-314C09

I5 l531>D K@38@ Z62/.20H.?-O3.C/D 31 30 ZB3C/35N 4?./384C ?4CCD 4C06 6OO W6B1._^9 A5/ 35 P6B51 FC.40451D41 1@. [email protected] .5/ 6O [email protected]>D 31 30?6=35N O62K42/K31@ 4 $U] ?3CC365 -C45 35A=6C=35N 1@. .e-450365 6O 310F238J H60-314C [email protected]. 45/ [email protected]/35N 6O 4 ?./384C [email protected]=.>.4209b401 0B??.2D Ee8.C4 K404K42/./ 4 $_ ?3CC365 0141.N2451 O62 1@. -C455./ H.?-AO3.C/ 8C3538D Ee8.C4 R�B42. 41G2..50ZB2N9 I1K3CC 2.0.?ZC.4 ?./384C ?4CC 1@. -26=3/.22B50 35 T621@ HB5135N/65DK@38@ 6-.5./ 35 ]^U] 35 [email protected]

I5 4 C.11.2 4556B5835N1@. N2451D 1@. N6=.2562<0 6OAO38. 043/ 1@. 8C3538 K6BC/8651435 U]dD^^^ 0�B42. O..1D358CB/35N 0B2N.2>45/2.@4AZ3C3141365 8.51.209 I1 561./

1@41 865012B81365 K6BC/14J. -C48. 35 1K6 [email protected]@ 1@. O3201 .e-.81./ 114J. 4 C311C. C.00 1@45 4 >.4245/4@4CO9M@41.=.2 1@. 03Æ. 6O 1@ZB3C/35ND H426C/ B42J.2D [email protected] 5.42Z> 2.03/.51D K6223.0 1@41 310 -2.0.58. K6BC/@4=. 4 5.N413=. .5=3265?.514C 3?-4819 H. 831./82..J 1@41 @. 043/ Z.N350 41@. 031. 45/ -400.0 K31@35 4ZC68J 62 06 6O @30 W60./4D23=.@6?.D 04>35N45> 2B5A6OO O26? 5.K 865012B813686BC/84B0..2603659T6135N 1@41 1@. -26-.21@40 C65N 2.?435./ =4845@. -26-60./ 45 4C1.25413=.4CZ.31 45 B5C3J.C> 65.Ç 1B2535N3135164-42J9

Jake Flannick, freelancewriter: [email protected].

ÈÉÂ��� Â���� ������� Ê��Ë�Ì�Ê����Í Ä��ÊÊ� Â��Â���� �����

ÎÏÐÑ ÒÓ ÎÑÔÕÐÖ ×ØÏ ÙÚ×Ø

ÛÒÜÝÕ ÞÑÔßà Òß ×ÑÒÜÞÝÏ

áâ ãäåæâ çäèéêëìíîâE=.C>5 B4C351 @40 5.=.2Z..50B-.2013136B04Z6B1F23A/4> 1@. U_1@9 A1 4N. i^D 0@.<[email protected]@. 30 65. 6O Ud 62 06 :[email protected] 41 R19 \6@51@. B4-1301 lJ2435345

B>Æ45135. C41@6C38 C@B28@35 P8c..0-6219 IK38.K..JC> /B235N b.51D 1@. =6CAB51..20 031 O62 @6B20 35 [email protected] @4CCD 0.4C35N Z> @45/1@. -68J.10 6O /6BN@ 865A143535N [email protected]. 62-2B5.O3CC35N9�I<?40138JC.2ï I -358@<.?1K38.DE P09 B4C351 043/9 �IO1@.> /65<1 014> -358@./ [email protected] [email protected] 1@.><2. [email protected].<CCZC4?.3165F23/4>[email protected]_1@9<<P09 B4C351D 6O P8c..0A-621D 30 4?65N ?45> C684C2.03/.510 B5O4Æ./ Z> C62.4Z6B1 F23/4>[email protected]_1@9I6/4> 30 1@. 0.865/ 6O1@2.. F23/4> 1@. U_1@ /4>01@30 >.429 E=.2> >.42 @40 41C.401 65. F23/4> 1@. U_1@D45/ 56 >.42 @40 ?62. 1@[email protected] A55B4C F23/4> [email protected]_1@ 123C6N3.0 688B2 [email protected] 35

F.Z2B42>AP428@AT6=.?Z.262\45B42>AX-23CA\BC>9E421@RJ>962N 2.-6210 1@411@. 8B22.51 >.42<0 F.Z2B42>AP428@AT6=.?Z.2 123C6N>845 65C> @4--.5 35 4 565AC.4- >.429 I@. >.42 ]^^` K401@. O3201 6O UU 1614C 688B2A2.58.0 6O 1@30 123C6N> 35 1@.]U01 8.51B2>ï 1@. 5.e1K3CC Z.35]^][email protected]./9I5 M.01.25 8BC1B2.D F23A

/4> 1@. U_1@ 30 86503/.2./ 4-42138BC42C> B5CB8J> /4>[email protected] 1@30 1@35J35N 30561 J56K5D 4C1@6BN@ [email protected].?45>[email protected] 6O F23/4> 1@. U_1@ 3084CC./ :O23NN41230J43/.J4A-@6Z349EF23NN4 30 1@. T620.N6//.00 O62 K@6? �F23/4>E30 54?./D 45/ 1230J43/.J4A-@6Z34 ?.450 O.42 6O [email protected]?Z.2U_9F245JA. G@354003D48C353A84C -0>8@6C6N301 45/ =38.-2.03/.51 6O �B4C31> 41M.01.25 F0>8@341238 I5013A1B1. 45/ CC3538D 043/ 1@. /4>30 56 ?62. CB8J> 62 B5CB8J>1@[email protected] Z4/ CB8J 16 40-.83O38/4>OBCO3CC045../K.@4=. 16 -2./381 45/ 865126C1@. OB1B2.D @. 043/9 AC06D 6B2?35/<0 :O3C1.2E 4OO.810 @6KK.0..1@41/4><0.=.5109B.C3.=35N 0B-.201313650 30562?4CD 043/ G.62N. b6.KA.501.35D H.2Z.21 A. R3?65l53=.2031> F26O.0062 6O E86A56?380 45/ F0>8@6C6N> 41

C425.N3.P.CC65l53=.2031>9:I@. @B?45 Z2435 30 4-411.25A/.1.8135N 62N45D 0631<0 =.2> 562?4C 16 0.. -41A1.250 [email protected]. 1@.> /65<1 .e3019I@41 30 6O1.540068341./[email protected]@.043/9H58. 4 /4> @40 Z..5 3/.5A13O3./ 40 4 Z4/ CB8J /4>D 311.5/[email protected]/9P29 G@354003 043/ 0B-.2A01313650 Z.86?. [email protected] 1@.> 01421 16 4C1.2 4-.2065<0 C3O.D 0-3J. 45e3.1>62 84B0. 4 -.2065 :16 3?ZB.

?4N384C1@35J35N9Eb401 ?651@D V^ P35B1.0g4531> F432 -BZC30@./ 2.0BC106O4D.8.?Z.2]^Uj 1.C.A-@65. -6CC 6O UD^UV 4/BC18658.2535N 1@. -2.=4C.58.6O 0B-.201313650 35 A?.2384I@. -6CC O6B5/ 1@41 dj -.8.516O2.0-65/.510043/1@.>42.:561414CCE0B-.2013136B0ï]] -.28.51 043/ 1@.> 42. :561166Eï ]^ -.28.51D :06?.K@41Eï45/j-.28.51D:=.2>9Eg358. c.?-.2 6O M@31H4J 043/ 16/4> 30 :7B01 [email protected] /4>DE ZB1 F6C.> ð.C54J 6O P6526.=3CC. 86B51.2./31<0:4N66/CB8J/4>9E�I<? U^^ -.28.51 I230@9M.<2. =.2> 0B-.2013136B0 �>6B J56KD ñbB8J 6O 1@. I30@9< I K3CC 65C> -C4> 1@. C61.2> 65 F23/4> 1@. U_1@9 I15.=.2 -43/ 6OO 16 /41.D ZB1 I013CC/631DEP09ð.C.54J043/9W6N.2 R8@?311 6O P6526.=3CC. K40 Z625 65 R.-19 UU`Vd9 H. 043/ @. N.10 .e831./[email protected] @30 Z321@/4> O4CC0 65 4

F23/4>D 40 31 /3/ 35 ]^U_9 �I7B01 1@35J 31<0 866C9 I<? 4C0351.2.01./ 35 0..35N K@401245N. 1@35N0 @4--.5 1@4/4>[email protected]/9P29 b6.K.501.35 043/ 45.5132. 8C400 6O 0B-.2013136B-.6-C. .576> F23/4> 1@. [email protected]>O62 [email protected]�I1<0 C3J. 23/35N 4 26CC.286401.29 I1 N3=.0 06?. -.6-C.4Z316O41@[email protected]/9Kathy Samudovsky, free-

lance writer: [email protected].

òóôõö÷óøù

Church activitiesúûüýþÿ �üÿÿ� � CalvaryUnited Church of Christ, 125Shaw Ave., will hold a spa-ghetti dinner from 4 to 6:30p.m. Thursday. Donation is$8, $4 for those 10 andyounger. Information: 412-823-4347.

Fundraisers�ÿ����ÿþ� �CongregationEmanu-El Israel will hold itsannual Taste of Westmore-land from 6 to 9 p.m. Satur-day in Chambers Hall on the

Greensburg campus of theUniversity of Pittsburgh, 150Finoli Drive. Cost is $20 inadvance or $25 at the door.Information: 724-834-0560.�þÿ� � The Nativity ofthe Blessed Virgin MaryUkrainian Catholic Church willhold a fundraiser featuringUkrainian decorated eggsfrom 4:40 to 9 p.m. todayand Saturday and 3 to 8 p.m.Sunday at Rizzo's MalabarInn, 126 Rizzo Road. Informa-tion: 724-244-5272.

Lectures/seminars��ý� � The Westmore-land County Historical Soci-ety, Suite 1, 362 Sand HillRoad, will present �Cold WarSurveillance and Reconnais-sance� at 7 p.m. Tuesday inits Calvin E. Pollins Library.Speaker will be David G. As-sard. The cost is $7, free tosociety members. Reserva-tions: 724-532-1935, ext.210.

More EastScape: post-gazette.com/east

Steaks • Ribs • Burgers • Pizza • HoagiesSteaks • Ribs • Burgers • Pizza • HoagiesDeli Sandwiches • Salads • WingsDeli Sandwiches • Salads • Wings

Monroeville’sMonroeville’s

OnlyOnlyMonroeville’sMonroeville’s

OnlyOnly Wood Fired Grill!Wood Fired Grill!Wood Fired Grill!Wood Fired Grill!

4251 NORTHERN PIKE • MONROEVILLE4251 NORTHERN PIKE • MONROEVILLE

412-372-2977 • GATEWAYGRILL.NET412-372-2977 • GATEWAYGRILL.NET

4251 NORTHERN PIKE • MONROEVILLE4251 NORTHERN PIKE • MONROEVILLE

412-372-2977 • GATEWAYGRILL.NET412-372-2977 • GATEWAYGRILL.NET

3434 BEERSBEERSON TAP!ON TAP!

OVEROVER 700700 VARIETIESVARIETIES

OF TAKE-OUT BEEROF TAKE-OUT BEER

AVAILABLE!AVAILABLE!

COUPON

50% OFFWith this coupon. Not valid with any other offers or discounts. 50% OFF Lunch

or Dinner must be of equal or lesser value. Coupon Expires April 30, 2015.

Buy 1 Lunch orDinner and Get 1 for

COUPON

$5 OFF

With this coupon. Not valid with any other offers or discounts.Coupon Expires April 30, 2015.

Any Food PurchaseOf $30 Or More

TINGLES TASTE TILLTINGLES TASTE TILL

THE LAST BITETHE LAST BITE

North/South Indian • Indo Chinese • TandooriNorth/South Indian • Indo Chinese • Tandoori

CO

UP

ON

CO

UP

ON

$800OFF

With a Total Purchase of$50.00 or More.

Offer valid on menu order only. Not validwith any other offer. Expires 4/17/15

BuffetBuffet

Page 5: EAST Prison site to get new owner Xtra · 13/3/2015  · Green, the parade coordina-tor. We worked hard to change the parade. The way I was raised, on St. Patrick s Day, you went

��������� ����������� � FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 2015 " ���� ��������������� EZ-5

!"##!$$!

%&'( )* *+,- ./-0*. *- 1'&22 ',1&3456 789: ;<=>?@ABCD EFGFHI JEKLMNHG LOKPHIQFLHHFMMF MFEER MSF RMKOT KJKHF KJ MSF KUHFOR KJ MSFMKUHVR JNORM GELRR JLWMKONFRONINHG MSOKPGS MSF LOFL KHL MOLNH NH MSFXNIYZ[[\R LHIHKMNHG LH L]PHILHWF KJ GLRUFEER IKMMNHG MSF ELHIYRWL^F_DH FHMFO^ONRNHG XLH` SF]FENFaFI MSLM MSF ^KMFHMNLE KJWSFL^GLRUKPEI]FL]KKH MKXLbNHG GELRR_ DR L OFRPEM`QLXFR cSLX]FOR` LEKHGUNMS d_ eFEEFOR fWgFF`K^FHFIHKMKHF]PMMUKJLWMKYONFR NHZ[[[`GNaNHGONRF MKMSFMKUH KJ QFLHHFMMF_ hSF MKUHMSFHGOFUXPWSENbFMSFWKLE^LMWSFR NH RKPMSUFRMFOHiFHHRTEaLHNL GOFU P^LOKPHIMSLMNHIPRMOT_jhSF LHFWIKMF SLR L SNGSEFaFE KJ ^OK]L]NENMT KJ ]FNHGMOPF` LEMSKPGS UFVOF HKM WFOYMLNHLRMKUSNWSXLHRLUMSFGLR UFEER`k RLNI QKSH

dKULOI KJ QFLHHFMMF` WKYJKPHIFO LHI ^OFRNIFHM KJ MSFQFLHHFMMF DOFL dNRMKONWLEeKWNFMT_lSFMSFO MSF LHFWIKMF NRMOPF KO HKM` USLM NR WFOMLNH`LWWKOINHG MK fO_ dKULOI` NRMSLM QFLHHFMMF` HLXFI LJMFOfO_fWgFFVRUNJF`UFHMKHMKSLaFRFaFHXLmKOGELRRXLHYPJLWMPOFOR LM NMR ^FLb` JOKXZ[[[ MKZ[no_ pMIKXNHLMFI MSFUKOEI GELRR NHIPRMOT JKO MSFHFqM MUK IFWLIFR` UFEE NHMKMSFZn\\R_jQFLHHFMMFVR GELRR NHIPRYMOT RPOaNaFI NHMK MSF Znr\R`kSF RLNI_ hKILT` KHET KHFQFLHHFMMF e^FWNLEMT sELRRWKX^LHT � Qes tWFLHL �RPOaNaFR_DM r ^_X_ hPFRILT` fO_dKULOI LHI SNRMKONWLE RKWNYFMT WKYJKPHIFO cLMSFTfFLHR UNEE GNaF L MLEb MNMEFIjsELRR LHI MSF cNMT KJ QFLHYHFMMFk LM MSFfKPHMiEFLRLHMsELRR fPRFPX` u\o v_ fLNHeM_ wxKPMF yZz in fKPHM

iEFLRLHM hKUHRSN^_ AdmisYsion is $y_

�fT part of the lecturewill be to give a brief historyof QFLHHFMMF and introduceCathey`k said fO_Howard` aretired air traffic controllerwith an interest in photograYphy and videography_fOR_ fFLHR will discussexamples of the workman Yship of the QFLHHFMMF glassproducers` including table Yware` plate glass` milk glassand jade glass ` a creamygreenish` now very collect Yible` glass made by severalQFLHHFMMFcompanies_

�fT husband` QFJJOT`worked for QFLHHFMMF Glassfor Z\ years and his father `lFREFT`was a glass designerfor the same company `k shesaid_ �As a result ` we haveoneYKJYLYbNHI pieces` protoYtypes that were never put inproduction_ktHF of these ` a prototypeof a penicillin culture bottle `

she intends to take to thetalk along with a rare ` decoYrative wren�s house made ofglass_

At the talk ` fO_ Howardwill have {\ to Z\\ photos ofthe Z\`\\\ items the societyhas collected and presentthem as a slide show _ hSFimages will match the dis Ycussion of the major glassmanufacturers` which willexplain their history ` mergYers and buyouts over time_

�QFLHHFMMF was the big Ygest glass producer in theiNMMR]POGS region but even Ytually declined due to anti Yquated equipment and in Ytense competition frommore modern producers `ksaid fOR_ fFLHR` who hascollected glass for over o\years_lNMS two other QFLHHFMMFresidents` Glenn hSKX^RKHand QKSH Garrick` fO_Howard and fOR_ fFLHR coYfounded the QFLHHFMMF Area

Historical eKWNFMT` whichopened in the spring of o\\o_

�lSNEF glass played thebiggest role in the history ofQFLHHFMMF` the society alsohas items from the town�s o\industries` which is anamazing figure for a smalltown`k fO_ Howard said _�lF once had an archerymanufacturer` two toyplants and iFHHRTEaLHNLxP]]FO` which made tennisballs and has since gone onto be called General hNOFandnow tf|t}D_khSF historical society ` atuZ{ Clay Ave _` has close toZ`\\\ pieces of glass and y\\to u\\ nonglass items _ hSFsociety has also publishedseveral books` including oneon the history of tLbJKOIiLOb` an amusement parkthat once boasted the state�slargest swimming pool_

�hSF park was torn downin the Zny\R due to competi Ytion from gFHHTUKKI and

Idlewild` but the swimmingpool lasted into the lateZn[\R`kfO_Howard said_hSF historical society isopen from noon to y p_XhSPORILTR and by appointment_ Information~ rouYr[rn\r\_

As historical societymembers` fO_ Howard andfOR_fFLHRhave given talkson glass to school groups atthe society and at variousschools in the region _ hSFNtalk on hPFRILT at thefKPHM iEFLRLHM Glass fPseum will be the first for anadult public audience_

�tPO society�s motto is tocollect` protect and showand that�s what we intend todo by doing things such aspublic speaking engagements`kfOR_fFLHRsaid_

Details~rouY{uoYunun_Dave Zuchowski, freelance

writer: [email protected].

����#���� ��������� �� ���� ��������������� � ¡� ¢�£�� ¤������¤�¥��¦ ¤���� ¤���� ¤���§ �� �� ¥� �¨� ¨��©�

ª«¬­ ®¯°°¯­±²« ¯­± ³´´ µ´¶·¬¯­ ¸´²´ ¯¹«­· º¬«°´ ¬ »¼¶­·±½²¶­· ¾¯º½²±¯¿À° ¸«²Á ¼¯²º¿ ¯º ¬´ ï¹¼ ¬´¯º²´Ä

56 ÅÆÆ: ÇÈ??Æ8ÆA saw whined and a nail

gun �chunked� rhythmi Ycally as volunteers workedeLMPOILT to put together thestage extension of the ÉLX^hSFLMOFin Irwin_hSF new part of the stageis being built over the or Ychestra pit and has two stairYwells leading to it from thetheater floor_ It is a continuaYtion of the old ` narrowerstage at the back of the buildYing_}KEPHMFFOR have done alot of the renovation work athSF ÉLX^ to save money `borough engineer ÉPWNFHBove said _ Dee fFNGSLH`�xFENGSM the ÉLX^k volunYteer coordinator ` said sinceDecember o\Zy` volunteershave donated o`\rZ hours tothe project ` including inte Yrior demolition and con Ystruction over two years _hSF work has involved vol Yunteer backhoe operators `electricians` a carpenter `general laborers and sup Yport personnel ` among oth Yers_fO_ Bove said stage con Ystruction and pouring sevenlevels of cement terraces forstadium seating must be finYished by volunteers beforecontractors come to work onthe theater _ hSF concretepour for the top terrace nearthe projection booth tookplace fKHILT_

Irwin owns the theater_tH Feb_ ZZ` Irwin councilawarded contracts for the Yater work~ a digital messagesign for the outside toeNGHLOLXL for $ oÊ`r{\` inYstallation of theatrical and

stage equipment to iNMMRYburgh eMLGF for $Z{`yry` theYatrical audio visual equip Yment and installation toeKHPR ÉPq for $ {o`\\\` andyyZ new theater seats tofLJJNFeMOLTFO for ${{`\ro_

Bids will be opened laterfor general construction `walls` ceiling and floor fin Yishes` paint and doors `plumbing equipment includYing bathroom fixtures ` addiYtional heating ËLNOYWKHINYtioning ductwork` grills thatcan�t be installed until inte Yrior walls are in place ` andprojection equipment_

Council also will considerbids for a redesigned theatriYcal lighting system_

After all contracts areawarded` fO_ Bove said` thecontractors could start workin about two weeks_

It has been a long road torestoration of the theater_

In early o\\{` GeorgegKPOTof gcexFLEEstate InYvestments` Irwin`bought thebuilding with partners Bill

Chapman and David eNHYclair from George and QFLHxF]NWS_fO_ Chapman said work Yers installed a new roof thenpassed the title of the build Ying to lFRMXKOFELHI CulYtural hOPRM` because they beYlieved the trust had moremoney to restore it_ÉLMFO` the trust turnedover ownership to the bor Yough in a deed dated QPHF Ê`o\Zy_

At a recent meeting Irwincouncil iOFRNIFHM Bob lLTYman said the borough has amortgage of around $ n\`\\\on the facility_ QKSH CassanYdro` an Irwin councilman `said the loan will be paid offby the xFENGSMthe ÉLX^hSFYatre group_hSF borough and theÉLX^ hSFLMOF group alsoamassed $Z{\`\\\in cash andvolunteerYSKPO donationsthat were needed as a matchto obtain $o{\`\\\ from lFRMYmoreland County and$o{\`\\\ from the state for

the theater renovation_hSF county is holding the${\\`\\\ and will pay what isused directly to theater con Ytractors who submit in Yvoices` a borough officialsaid_hSF part of the $ Z{\`\\\that is cash is being used tobuy construction materials_

Irwin council membersand ÉLX^ hSFLMOF groupvolunteers have envisionedthe venue as a place thatcould be used for live theaterproductions` movie screen Yings` comedy reviews` dancerecitals and other purposes _Early last year fR_fFNGSLHand fO_ Cassandro` who isalso president of hSF ÉLX^board` said it could also beused for jazz and other musiYcal concerts and political de Ybates_

Ben lOFH of the xFENGSMboard said the long YMFOXplan for the theater is to cre Yate a community theatergroup_

�I think the Irwin area isvery underserved in that re Ygard`k he said_ �hSFOFVR a lotof talent in this area_k

Councilwoman DebbiegFEET` who is also on theboard` said eLMPOILT said hewas elated at the progress beYing made on the renova Ytions_

Donations toward the renYovations are still being ac Ycepted_ hK donate` checkscan be made out to ~ hSF IrYwin iOKmFWM` and sent to theborough building at uoufLNHeM_`Irwin`iDZ{Êuo_

Anne Cloonan, freelancewriter: [email protected].

Ì"Í$ "$ " ÎÏ"#Ð!Vacant land is setto get new housingÑÒÓÔÔÕÖ×ØÙ � ÚÛÜ ÝÞßà áÜâÝÜãßäà åæççÜè æ áÜçéäêßÞéãçêååéáßÞãë ìíÚîïðâñéêçÞãëîãÝò éó ôÞßßçõêáëÛ åäæãç ßéÛÜäå õêÞäè ÛéêçÜç éã öæÝæãßlæãè Þã ßÛÜ ÝÞßà÷ç øÜöÜãßÛùæáèòìíÚîïðâñéêçÞãë Þç æ ãéãâpáéóÞß ÝÜãßÜáÜè éã ÝáÜæßÞãëçæóÜ æãè æóóéáèæõäÜ ÛéêçÞãëòîß åäæãç ßé óêãè õêÞäèÞãë ßúéÛéûÜç ãÜæá ÚúÞã üÞöÜáç ôáÞâmæáàýîãßÜáûÜèÞæßÜ øÝÛééäòþæàéá þÞÝÛæÜä íÛÜáÜåÿéçæÞè ÛÜ úæãßç áÜçÞèÜãßç ßéknoú ßÛæß �õêÞäèÞãë æ ãÜúÛéûÜ Þç æ áÜæäÞßà æãè æã éåâßÞéã Þã þÝ�ÜÜçåéáßò�ÚÛÜ ãÜú ÛéûÜç úéêäèmÜÜß ßÛÜ æáÝÛÞßÜÝßêáÜ æãè èÜâçÞëã áÜ�êÞáÜûÜãßç éó ßÛÜæáÜæ� úÛÞÝÛ Þç ÝéãçÞèÜáÜè ßÛÜøÜöÜãßÛ ùæáè÷ç ÜèêÝæßÞéãæäæãè Ýêäßêáæä èÞçßáÞÝßòÚÛÞç Þç �êçß ßÛÜ çßæáß éó ßÛÜpáé�ÜÝß�þáò íÛÜáÜåÿé çæÞèò îóÜöÜáàßÛÞãë ëéÜç æç Ü�åÜÝßÜè�ßÛÜ ÛéûÜç úéêäè õÜ õêÞäß éãlæãè ÝäÜæáÜè õà ßÛÜ èÜûéäÞâßÞéã éó öæÝæãß ÛéêçÜç� ÛÜçæÞèòþáò íÛÜáÜåÿé çæÞè ßÛæßoöÜá ßÛÜ åæçß óÜú àÜæáç ûéáÜßÛæã �� öæÝæãß ÛéêçÜç ÛæöÜõÜÜã ßéáã èéúã Þã ßÛÜ æáÜæò

" ÚÛÜ ûæàéá÷ç éóóÞÝÜ áÜâÝÜãßäà êãöÜÞäÜè Þßç ãÜú æÝÜâõééÿ åæëÜ úúúòóæÝÜâõééÿòÝéûýûÝÿÜÜçåéáßûæàéáò�îß÷ç êäßÞûæßÜäà æãéßÛÜá áÜâçéêáÝÜ óéá ÝéûûêãÞÝæßÞéã��þáò íÛÜáÜåÿé çæÞèòÚÛÜ åæëÜ� úÛÞÝÛ úÞää õÜ êåâèæßÜè óáÜ�êÜãßäà� úÞää æääéú�ÝéûûêãÞÝæßÞéã úÞßÛ éêá áÜçÞâèÜãßç éã æ äæçßâûÞãêßÜ õæâçÞç��þáò íÛÜáÜåÿé çæÞèòÚÛÜ çÞßÜ æäçé úÞää óÜæßêáÜ æÝéûûêãÞßà ÝæäÜãèæá éó ÝÞßàâçåéãçéáÜè ÜöÜãßç� æãè ÝéûâmêãÞßà ëáéêåç æáÜ ÜãÝéêáâæëÜè ßé çêõûÞß æããéêãÝÜâ

mÜãßç ßé õÜ åéçßÜè éã ßÛÜpæëÜòïáëæãÞ�æßÞéãç ßÛæß úÞçÛ ßéÛæöÜ æããéêãÝÜûÜãßç éã ßÛÜpæëÜ Ýæã èé çé õà çÜãèÞãë æpáÞöæßÜ æÝÜõééÿ ûÜççæëÜon ßÛÜ åæëÜ éá ÜûæÞäÞãë�ÜãòöÜáßêääé�ûÝÿÜÜçåéáßâpæòëéöò ÚÛÜ çÞßÜ æäçé úÞää õÜêçÜè ßé åáéöÞèÜ ßÛÜ åêõäÞÝúÞßÛ ÝæãÝÜääæßÞéã ãéßÞÝÜç æãèÜûÜáëÜãÝà ÞãóéáûæßÞéãò

" þáò íÛÜáÜåÿé çæÞè ÛÜ ÞçúæÞßÞãë ßé ÛÜæá óáéû ßÛÜ ÝÞßà÷çÞãçêáæãÝÜ ÝæááÞÜá áÜëæáèÞãëmæáÞãæ åéçßç áÜÝÜãßäà èÜâçßáéàÜè õà æã ÞÝÜ óäéÜ Þã ßÛÜ éêëÛÞéëÛÜãà üÞöÜáò ñÜ ÜçßÞâmæßÜç ßÛæß ûéçß éó ßÛÜ ��poçßç úÜáÜ úÞåÜè éêß õà ßÛÜÞÝÜ æãè ßÛÜ éãÜç ãéß èÜâçßáéàÜè úÜáÜ ÛÜæöÞäà èæûâæëÜèòñÜ çæÞè ßÛÜ ûæáÞãæ çÛéêäèõÜ éåÜã õà þÜûéáÞæä �æà æßßÛÜ äæßÜçßòLocal project developersto face road impact feesÑ�ØØ�Õ����Ô � �ÜöÜäéåÜáçúéáÿÞãë éã åáé�ÜÝßç Þã ßÛÜmêãÞÝÞåæäÞßà úÞää õÜ ÝÛæáëÜèóÜÜç õæçÜè éã ßÛÜ ãêûõÜá éóßáÞåç ßÛÜà ßæÿÜ éã ûêãÞÝÞåæäáéæèúæàçò ìß äæçß úÜÜÿ÷çmÜÜßÞãë� ÝéêãÝÞä æååáéöÜè æáÜåéáß éã äæãè êçÜ æççêûåâßÞéãç ßÛæß úÞää õÜ êçÜè ßé åáé�âÜÝß æáÜæç éó óêßêáÜ èÜöÜäéåâmÜãß æãè ÞèÜãßÞóà áéæèç ÜäÞëÞâõäÜ óéá ßáæóóÞÝ ÞûåæÝß óÜÜçòìÝÝéáèÞãë ßé ßÛÜ þêááàçâöÞääÜ íéûåáÜÛÜãçÞöÜ ôäæã�æèéåßÜè äæçß ûéãßÛ� æååáé�ÞâmæßÜäà ����� æÝáÜç áÜûæÞãóéá èÜöÜäéåûÜãß� ����� Þã æáâÜæç úÛÜáÜ çæãÞßæáà çÜúÜáçàçßÜû Ü�åæãçÞéã Þç äÞÿÜäàòÚÛÜ äæãè êçÜ áÜåéáß ÞãèÞâÝæßÜç ßÛæß ßÛÜ ûæ�éáÞßà éó èÜâöÜäéåûÜãß úÞää õÜ Þã æáÜæç�éãÜè áÜçÞèÜãßÞæäò ìã æöÜáæëÜoó �� áÜçÞèÜãßÞæä åÜáûÞßç åÜáàÜæá Þç æãßÞÝÞåæßÜè óéá ßÛÜnÜ�ß �� àÜæáçò

������ !" #$#��% �&�% #'� $(#�)%��% $#*�%)��+����*$��56 7:8Æ8 Ç8,-:Æ.:,fKHOKFaNEEFpolice used to

have a substation in fKHOKYeville fLEE but it was closedtwo years ago_|KU` the mall will have apolice substation once again_

At y p_X_ today` fKHOKYeville police will officiallyopen a substation inside themall_ hSF substation will beopen Fridays and eLMPOILTR_hSF reopening is in re Ysponse to the shootings Feb _r that injured three peopleand fights that occurred inDecember_

�hSF substation is basi Y

cally there for incidents thathappen at the mall`k such asdisorderly conduct issuesand domestic disturbances `fKHOKFaNEEF manager hNXÉNMMEFsaid at hPFRILTVRfKHYroeville council meeting_

He added that the substa Ytion is not a separate policezone` but that fKHOKFaNEEFofficers will regularly patrolthe mall and be there ifneeded_

Also at the meeting` counYcil unanimously approvedsewer plans for the expan Ysion of the Hindu temple onAbers Creek xKLI_

Council in |KaFX]FO deY

nied plans by the eON eSNOINeLNBaba hFX^EF to renovateand expand its facility ` butAllegheny County CommoniEFLR QPIGF QKRF^S QLXFRoverturned that denial inFebruary_

�hSF temple has been ap Yproved by the court `k fO_ÉNMMEFsaid_iLPE Hugus` fKHOKYeville�s director of building `engineering and communitydevelopment` said thetemple was required to sub Ymit a sewer planning mod Yule because water usage willbe increased at the site _ fO_Hugus said the municipality

is required to approve theplans as long as everythingis in order_

In other business~" hSFfKHOKFaNEEFHuman|FFIR and xFRKPOWFR AdviY

sory Board has created anonline survey to help matchresidents and local busi Ynesses with volunteer opporYtunities_ xFRNIFHMR are in Yvited to take the survey onthe municipality�s website ~www_XKHOKFaNEEF_^L_PR_

" Council�s April work Yshop meetingËWNMN/FHR nightwill be held at r p_X_ April [`which is a change from thenormal meeting date_

" hSF lFRMFOH iFHHRTEYvania Chapter of the QPaFYnile Diabetes xFRFLOWSFoundation will host aworkshop geared towardchildren who have recentlybeen diagnosed with hT^FZdiabetes_ hSF workshopwill be held from [ a_X_ tonoon ePHILT at the fKHOKYeville e^KOMR Center onfLW0FMSDrive_

" xFRNIFHMRare invited to aCoffee with the Council at Z\a_X_ fLOWS or at the fKHOKYeville eFHNKOCenter_Councilmembers eMFaFDuncan`QNXQKSHR and xKH Harvey willbe on hand_

" fKHOKFaNEEFVR annualEaster egg hunt will be heldat Z\ a_X_ fLOWS o[ at Community iLOb lFRM_ hSevent is for children ages o toZ\ and is free_ iONKO registraYtion is not required_

" An Easter egg hunt fordogs will be held at o~y\ p_X_fLOWS o[ at Heritage iLObA pet costume contest willbe held and dogs will be ableto hunt for eggs filled withtreats_ hK register~ uZoY[{ÊZ\\Ê_

Deana Carpenter, free-lance writer: [email protected].

CHILI NOODLE CORNER LLC(Authentic Thai Noodle Soup)

500 Liberty Avenue • Pittsburgh, PA 15222

412-227-0227www.chilinoodlecorner.com

Hours:Lunch Mon - Sat 11 am - 3pm • Closed SundayDinner Mon.-Thur. 3-9pm • Fri.-Sat. 3-9:30pm

We take reservations.We are BYOB!

Any purchase of$35.00 or more.

Dine In and Take Out.For Dinner Only!Expires 4/14/15

Any purchase of$35.00 or more.

For Lunch Only!Available 1 - 3 pm Mon-Wed & Sat

Expires 4/14/15

10% Off15% Off

3608 5TH AVENUE • OAKLAND 15213

FREE DELIVERY*CALL STORE FOR DETAILS

FAX: 412-621-1106VISIT US @ WWW.THAIHANA99.COM

412-621-1100

BUSINESS HOURSMON-FRI 11-9PM • SAT 12-9 • SUN CLOSED

KLANANANANAND 1521315% off

ENTIREDINNER BILL

Valid Monday - Thursdayexpires: March 31, 2015

Lunch Menu Available as well

1111111

DI

Valid

Page 6: EAST Prison site to get new owner Xtra · 13/3/2015  · Green, the parade coordina-tor. We worked hard to change the parade. The way I was raised, on St. Patrick s Day, you went

1234 567789:;<= 5>87?<@AB77B C DEFGHIJ KHELM NOJ PQNR C SSST5>87?<@AB77BTU>V

WXYZ[

\] _ ^a ^bcde a acfb gghi jklmn jopqnprs tuvwvx rvwyvz{s |}}s~yv��xs x� �|s�{�|s |z} ��v��|�� vz x�{z{�x x����zx�s��{sx��w{y|z} ���zx� rvw�u�wxr�x��wvx�vsz{|wvz�|u�uw��|y�~|z{�u|zsv�z�~x�{x{w�vz|y |x rwz�y} �|y�{w�{�v�z|yrvwu�wxvz�zvx����{ |w{ ���vz� |�{|}�vx� ��w �|sx{w uy|z�� s|v}�|�{ ��z��� {�{��xv�{ }v�w{�x�w �~ x�{ |�x��wvx�� �{s|v} x�{ rvwu�wx r�x��wvx���|w} vs {�u{�x{} x� |uuw��{x�{ �|sx{w uy|z vz x�{ z{�x���uy{�~��zx�s���{ uy|z x� �|�{ |�w��z}�w{|�vz� y|x{w x�vs�{|w� �vx� ��zsxw��xv�zsx|wxvz� z{�x �{|w�� �w���z��s|v}���zsxw��xv�z�z| $7 �vyyv�z x� $8 �vyyv�z |}�}vxv�z ���y} x|�{ |���x |�{|w|z}|�|y~��{s|v}����w uy|z vs x� |y��sx xwv�uy{��wy����su|�{���{s|v}�tuvwvxrvwyvz{s|zz��z�{}y|sx �{{� x�|x vx �vyy �{�vz}|vy� ~yv��xs x� ��v�|�� vz�|�� |z} | z{� ~yv��x x� �|s

V{�|s �vyy �{�vz ruwvy 16. �z|}}vxv�z� �{zz��� uy|zs x��u�w|}{w�|}s~w�����x{ 30x� x�{ |vwu�wx z{�x �{|w� �w���z��s|v}���{ rvwu�wx r�x��wvx�uy|zs x� s{{� �w|zx ��z{�~w�� x�{ sx|x{�s �{}{�{y�u��{zx�|uvx|yrssvsx|z�{uw���w|�~�wv�uw��{�{zxs�|z}vx�|s| $3 �vyyv�z��z}vss�{x�|x vx �|z �s{ ~�w ��zsxw���xv�z�|s�{yy���|} r��z}� }vw{�x�w �~x�{ W{sx��w{y|z} ���zx���|��{w �~ ����{w�{� s|v}|}}vz� | ~yv��x x� ��v�|�� vs{su{�v|yy� {��vxvz� ~�w |w{|��svz{ss{s����{  y�wv}| ~yv��xs |w{�|vzy� ~�w y{vs�w{ xw|�{y{ws���x�vx�x�{~yv��xx���v�|���x�vs �{���{s |z |ss{x x� x�{��svz{ss �����zvx� �{w{���{ s|v}� �rz} x�{ ��zz{�xvz�~yv��xs x� �|yy|s� ���sx�z��{z�{w |z} �vzz{|u�yvs�u{z�ux��s{|w{|s�|s�{yy���w� r��z} s|v} ��x{ys|z}w{sx|�w|zxsz{|wx�{|vw�u�wx |ys� |w{ {��vx{} |���x|}}{} ~��x xw|~~v� �vx� x�{z{�~yv��xs�

�{w{�s ��|x�s vz x�{��w�s ~�w v�uw��{�{zxs |xx�{|vwu�wx¡" r}}{} s{|xs ~�w �|vxvz�u|ss{z�{ws vzsv}{ x�{ y�}�{�sx�y{ |vwu�wx� ��{ y���� ��w�w{zxy� �|s s{|xs ~�w 180 u|s�s{z�{ws� |z}�w���z�� s|v}x�{ �|sx{w uy|z �|yys ~�w {��u|z}vz�x�|xx�400 x�450.tuvwvx ~yv{s x��sv�{s�~ ¢{xs��x �~ x�{ |vwu�wx �150-s{|x{ws |z} 175-s{|x{ws ��vx�|s�|z�|s~v�{~yv��xs|}|�� �w� ��z�� s|v} vx vsw|w{ x� �|�{ u|ss{z�{ws ~�wx��~yv��xsvzx�{y����|xx�{s|�{xv�{�" r s{��z} �|x{ |z} | s{���z} �|��|�{ �y|v� yvz{ |w{uy|zz{}�" ��|} v�uw��{�{zxs� ��{x���y|z{ w�|} y{|}vz� ~w�����x{ 30 x� x�{ |vwu�wx z{{}sx� �{ �u�w|}{}� �w� ��z��s|v}�{zz���uy|zsx�|�|w}�v}s |x x�{ {z} �~ x�vs �{|w�vx���zsxw��xv�zvz2016.�rwz�y} �|y�{w �wv�{£���x{ 981¤ ~w�� ¥v� ��xs�vyy �{ {�u|z}{} x� x�w{{y|z{s |z} �vyy �|�{ | x�wz�vz� y|z{�� �{ s|v}� ���{ vz�x{ws{�xv�z�vx��w|�{y�vyy��|} �vyy �{ {yv�vz|x{} s�vx �vyy �{ | sxw|v��x s��x x�x�{ |vwu�wx� ��{w{ �vyy �{ |w��z}|���x |x x�{ |vwu�wx{zxw|z�{� |z} |~x{w x�{ {z�xw|z�{� x�{ x�� y|z{s �vyy�{ �v}{z{} x� x�{ |vw�u|w����{ s|v} �{zz��� |ys��vyy |}} | z{� ��zz{�x�w|�w�ss ~w�� x�{ |vwu�wx {z�xw|z�{ w�|} x� ��|wy{s�������|}�" ¦�uy��{{s� �w� ��z��s|v} x�{ |�x��wvx� uw��|�y��vyy |}} s��{ {�uy��{{s x�x|�{ �|w{ �~ x�{ z{� ~yv��xs��{ s|v} x�{ �|s V{�|s ~yv��x�vyy y{|�{|x|���x7 |���|z}x�{ ��v�|�� ~yv��x �vyy y{|�{|x4:45 u�����{ �|�{ 50 {�uy��{{sz��� |z} x�|x vz�y�}{s�|vzx{z|z�{ |z} |vw~v{y}{�uy��{{s� |s �{yy |s {��uy��{{s |x x�{ ��sxw|�{w |vw�u�wx�� �{ s|v}� �r���x 30 x�

35 �~ x��s{ {�uy��{{s ��w�~�w tuvwvx� s��{ |w{ ~�yy xv�{|z}�x�{ws|w{u|wxxv�{����{ �w|zsu�wx|xv�z t{���

wvx� r}�vzvsxw|xv�z �|ss{u|w|x{ z���{w �~ ~{}{w|{�uy��{{s� |uuw��v�|x{y�30, �{s|v}�

" r}}{} u|w�vz� su|�{s w{{u|w�vz�vs�z{�~x�{�v�}w|�s�~x�{|vwu�wx���{ |vwu�wx ��ww{zxy� �|ssu|�{ ~�w 1,500 �|ws� |z} �~~v��v|ys |w{ �svz� |z �z�s{w�z�|� ~�w ��{w~y��� ��|vwu�wx �|z |������}|x{x�{ |}}{} �|ws� |���x 100 u{w~yv��x��w���z��s|v}���� u|w�vz� s��xxy{ �|zs�vw��y|x{ vz x�{ y�xs �{~�w|z} |~x{w ~yv��xs |z} u|ss{z��{ws |w{ |}�vs{} x� �{x x� x�{|vwu�wx x�� ���ws �{~�wx�{vw~yv��x� ��} vs |�|vy|�y{ |x |z �u�sx|vws w{sx|�w|zx� �{§�z�v��s���u���s{�|z}|ys�|x|}��zsx|vwssz|���|w� v�{ s��{}�y{} ~yv��xs�{|zs |���x 750 u|ss{z�{wsy{|�{ ~w�� x�{ |vwu�wx {|��}|�� �vx� |z�x�{w 750 u{�uy{w{x�wzvz�� �z ��sx �|s{s�tuvwvx uy|z{ vs |wwv�vz|���x |z ���w �{~�w{ x�{ }{�u|wxvz� ~yv��x ~w�� x�{ s|�{}{sxvz|xv�z�tuvwvx ~yv{s ~w�� x�{ |vu�wx x� �wy|z}��  �wx �|}{w}|y{�  �wx ��{ws |z�|�u| vz  y�wv}| |z} ��wxy{¥{|���t��� yv��xs x� �wy|z}� |z �wx �|�}{w}|y{ |w{ �{|ww��z}�  yv��xs x� ��wxy¥{|��� x�{ |vwu�wx�s ��su�u�y|w}{sxvz|xv�z�|w{~w�� {�w�|w� x�w���� §��{��{w�  yv��xs x� �|�u| |z �wx��{ws|w{s{|s�z|y�}�w�vz�x�{�vzx{w��zx�s�tuvwvx ~vwsx �{�|z y��|y �u�{w|xv�zs ~��w �{|ws |��� |z}x�{ z���{w �~ u|ss{z�{w�svz� x�{ |vwu�wx �|s �w��z}w|�|xv�|yy� |s ��w{ ~yv��xs�|�{�{{z|}}{}��z 2014, x�{ |vwu�wx s||���x 300,000 u|ss{z�{ws� �u~w�� 250,000 vz 2013, 145,000vz2012 |z}65,000 vz2011.��{�w{ y���vz� ~�w�|w} x����vz� u{�uy{ vz x�{s{ z{�~yv��xs ���~�wx|�y��� �w��z��s|v}�¨©ª«¬¨­®¯¬®° ±«©©²¬®¯©³«´µ©«¶ ·­ª­«ª¬®²´¸¹´®º»¼½·µ¹º¬¾©µµ©¿¯½À¿

ÁÂÁÃÄ, FROM EZ-1

�{ {�uy|vz{} x�|x ��{z�w{y|z} �|s ��zÅ�{w{} ��¦z�y|z}� �wvs� ~|w�{ws �{w{~�w�{} x� x�wz ��{w x�{vw�w�us x� �{ |�y{ x� yv�{ �zx�{vw ��z y|z}� ��{ y|�� �~~��} ~�w�{} �|z� x� ���{ x�r�{wv�|��x�{ws ��y�zx{{w |x Vr�vxxs��w�� �{|yx��|w{ t�s�x{� uy|�vz� �vz�� �vx� u|�xv{zxs|z}}�z|xvz�s�{|x{ws|z}u{ws�z|yvx{�s��w� �w{{z s|v} s{�{w|y }v��vsv�zs ��y�zx{{w {|�� s����{w |x t�y}v{ws Æ t|vy�ws�{��wv|y�|yyÆ��s{��vz�|�y|z}� u|wxv�vu|xvz� vz |24-���w �v�vy x�{w{ x�|x u|�s

xwv��x{ x� s�y}v{ws ��� |w{�vssvz�vz|�xv�z��w��w{{zs|v}x�{�w�|zv��|xv�z �|s }�z|x{} x����s|z}s �~ }�yy|ws x� tx�Ç�s{u��s ���s{ �~ ��suvx|y�vx�vz x�{�vyy�vsxwv�x���v��uw��v}{s ���svz� |z} s�u�u�wx x� �{z ��� �|�{ yv��vx{}vz���{�w|w{���{y{ss�È|x�y{{z �v�y�s �~ �x��{�|z�z� ���zx���|w}uw{s�v}{zx �~ x�{ �|}v{s r�� |z}�{��{w �~ �v�vsv�z 23 vz�|�w{z�{�vyy{� s|v} x�{���{z w|vs{ ��z{� ~�w���w��{s� �|�{ �y|z�{xs ~�wz{���wzs vz z{�z|x|y vzx{z�sv�{ �|w{ �zvxs |z} ��y�z�x{{w�vx�x�{~��}�|z�����{ �w{|x x�vz� vs �{ |yy

s�uu�wx {|�� �x�{w�� �s��v�y�ss|v}�r}}vxv�z|yy�� x�{ �|}v{s�v�{wzv|zs�|s|¢�zv�w}v�v�sv�z~�w�vwys�z}{w|�{18.¨©µ¬´²·¶ www.¼´µµ·¹ª­«ºÉ´«´·É¿½«º¿ Êɽ·© ´®µ©«¹©·µ©Ë ´® ̽´®´®º À­·µ ª© ¼«¬¯¹µ´¯´®º ͬµÉ½²´¯· ¬®Ë ½± Irishheritage. Clergy are acceptedregardless of descent.

Information on Pitts-burgh�s St. Patrick�s Day Pa-rade, which starts at 10 a.m.Saturday, can be found atwww.pittsburghirish.org/parade/.

Deana Carpenter, free-lance writer: [email protected].

ÎÏÐÑÒÓÏÔÓÕ ÐÑÖ×ÓØ ÙÚÑ ÛÔÒÔØÑ

EV EN T DETA ILS FEA T U R ED SP EA K ER

Do u b leTree H o telb y H ilto n(B etw een M o n ro eville M a lla n dM o n ro eville Co n ven tio n Cen ter)

101M a llP laza B lvd .,M o n ro eville,P A 15 14 6Sea tin g b eg in s a t 5 :3 0p m .Din n erserved a t 6 p m .

Featured on W TA E,K DK A an d W PGH

N ation alFun ction alM edicin e Lecturer

Hashelped thousan dsofpatien tsacrossthe Un ited States

Health ExpertforM in dBodyGreen

Ca llTo M a ke Your2 Free Reserva tions

V ery Lim ited Seatin g .M ustcallan d qualify to reg ister.Guestm ustbe sp o use o rsig n ifican to th er.

7 24 -7 72-9 83 3CA N ’T M A K E T H IS DA T E...CA L L FO R FU T U R E EV EN T S!!

Calls The Future

of Health!

See

What

Fo rM o re R ea lP eo p le R esu lts,H ea lth T ip s& E-B o o ks,See w w w.d rw illco le.co m

Din n erw illco n sisto fSo uth w estCh icken w ith P icoDe Gallo an d Ch ip o tle Cream Sauce.Served w ith

Rice P ilafan d Fresh M arketV eg etables

•T h e realreaso n sfo rth e exp lo sio n sfo rA Isuch as lup us,rh eum ato id arth ritis,celiac d isease,auto im m un e th yro id d iso rd ersan d M S.

•T h e un d erlyin g facto rsto auto im m un e sp ectrum d iso rd ers like fibro m yalg ia,autism ,acn e an d IBS

•W h y m illio n s h ave an auto im m un e co n d itio n butg o un d iag n o sed .

•W h y 25 % o fauto im m un ity is g en etics,an d th e o th er75 % isen viro n m en t

•Fin d o utabo ut5 m ain en viro n m en talfacto rsth atco n tribute to auto im m un ity

•Learn abo utth e trig g ersth atw illcause an auto im m un e flare-up .

•W h y auto im m un e sp ectrum d iso rd ersare g iven very little an swersan dso lutio n s in m ain stream m ed icin e

•W h y fun ctio n alm ed icin e isth e m issin g lin k fo rm an y auto im m un e co n d itio n s

•H o w to reverse auto im m un e co n d itio n s n aturally

T O P ICS CO V ER EDA T T H E EV EN T:

W ed n esd ay,M arch 18th •5 :30P M

YO U’RE IN VIT ED T O

I’ve n everbeen m o re excited th an w h en Ig o tth e o p p o rtun ity to w o rk w ith Dr.Co le.Istartedg ettin g sick abo ut12 yearsag o w ith ch ro n ic d ig estive issues,m uscle p ain ,brain fo g ,an din ten se fatig ue.H o w ever,d ig estive issuesan d fo o d sen sitivities h ave alw aysbeen atth ero o to feveryth in g .Itried co un tless d o cto rs,n aturo p ath s,d iets,clean ses,etc.Ifelth o p eless,butw ith in lessth an a m o n th o fstartin g Dr.Co le’s p ro g ram an d alterin g m y d ietto h isreco m m en d atio n s,m y d ig estio n im p ro ved rap id ly!In o w h ave very little blo atin g an d p ain /d isco m fo rtin m y sto m ach .M y brain fo g an d fatig ue are also startin g to lift!T h o ug h Ih ave awaysto g o in m y jo urn ey Ikn o w I’m fin ally o n th e rig h ttrack an d trustin th e p ro cess o fDr.Co le’s p ro g ram .

Tara,P ittsburg h

T h an ksag ain fo ryo urco m m itm en tto m e an d m y h ealth .Ih ave N EV ER h ad a d o cto rth atin d ivid ualizes care as m uch asyo u d o o ro n e th atreally listen sas p atien tly asyo u d o .A n dbelieve m e,at5 9 ,w ith allth e h ealth issuesIh ave,I’ve seen a lo to fd o cto rs!Irealize th atfo rm e,g ettin g h ealth y is g o in g to be a p ro cess.ButIam n o w m o vin g in th e rig h td irectio nth an ksto yo urcare an d exp ertise.

Dian e,Irw in

H o w To R everse A u to im m u n e Co n d itio n s N a tu ra llyJo in u sfo ra co m plim en ta ry d in n erplu slea rn the la test,m o stu p-to -d a te in fo rm a tio no n preven tin g a n d reversin g a u to im m u n e d isea ses a tthisexcitin g FREE even t!

THE AUTOIMMUNE SOLUTION Din n erEven t

W h a t o th ers h ave g a in edfro m th iseven ts in fo rm a tio n

Icam e to Dr.Co le seekin g h elp w ith m y wrecked im m un e system ,th e sym p to m s o fm yrh eum ato id arth ritisan d th yro id d isease aswellas d ig estive issues. T h ro ug h th e exten sivetestin g w e also d isco vered th e p resen ce o fad ren ald ysfun ctio n ,h o rm o n e im balan ces,lo wvitam in D an d SIBO. Dr.Co le p rescribed d ietary ch an g esan d n aturalm ed icin esth ath averesulted in a lo ss o f7 5 lbs,m y fastin g blo o d sug arn o rm alizin g ,h avin g m y blo o d p ressurem ed icatio n cutin h alf,red uctio n in th e am o un tg o th yro id h o rm o n e Irequire,reliefo fm an yd ig estive sym p to m s,stren g th en in g o fm y im m un e system ,balan cin g o fm y h o rm o n esan deasin g o fm y arth ritissym p to m s!Dr.Co le also p ro vid es g reatsup p o rt,reso urces,an dsug g estio n sto m ake takin g th ese p o sitive ch an g es in m y h ealth p o ssible.

Do n n a C,W .V a

W h en Ifirststarted seein g Dr.Co le Iwas p re-d iabetic,o verweig h t,h avin g n eck p ain an din flam m atio n in m y h ead ,an d exp erien cin g fo o d sen sitivities.He used a variety o fd iag n o stic teststo d eterm in e th atIwassufferin g fro m in testin alp erm eability,Hash im io to ’sth yro id itis,aswellas o th erh o rm o n alan d auto im m un e issues.Ih ave lo st110 p o un d sw h ile in h is care an d h ave learn ed so m uch abo utm y bo d y an d h o w to takebettercare o fm yself.Dr.Co le listen sto h is p atien ts co n cern san d o fferssup p o rtivead vice.He h asbeen able to p ro vid e m e w ith an swersreg ard in g m y h ealth w h en m yco n ven tio n alm ed icald o cto rswere n o table to o fferm e an y so lutio n s.Iam g ratefulfo rDr.Co le’s h elp an d k n o w led g e o fFun ctio n alM ed icin e.

Tracy,P lum

BBeeffoo rreeBefo re

AA fftteerrA fter

5050¢¢ WINGSWINGS

“A taste of Elegance”Former Gold Rush Restaurant

2125 Mosside Boulevard | Monroeville

We Deliver

to Monroeville

& Pitcairn

412-646-4695 FREE Lunch must be of equal or lesser value and regular menu lunches.Not valid with other discounts or coupons. Offer expires May 1, 2015,

COUPON

Steel Cityffff EElleegaannccee” RuRushsh RR ta tFoFo Gold RuRuf EEEllleeegaaannnccceee”” Gf EEEEEEEEElllllllleeegaaannnccceee””””””SteakhouseSteakhouse

COUPON

www.steelcitysteak.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION GOTO:www.blairsvillespeedway.com

Buy 1 LUNCH & Get

Second Lunch

FREE!(Regular Menu Price)

Voted

BEST

STEAKHOUSE

in the East!

TUESDAY NIGHT

KARAOKEKARAOKEFRIDAYS

LIVE MUSICLIVE MUSICSATURDAY

LENTEN SPECIAL COUPON

Steel City’sSteel City’sFamousFamous

8 oz. Fish Sandwich8 oz. Fish Sandwich

$9.99+tax

Available 7 days a week.Not valid with other offers or discounts. Coupon expires 4/4/2015.

EVERY FRIDAY!Homemade

Lobster BisqueSoup

EVERY SATURDAY NIGHTBRINGTHIS COUPONTOTHETRACK AND GET

FREE GENERAL ADMISSION FOR AFAMILY OF FOUR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

GO KART RACING

CHINESE & AMERICAN BUFFETHIBACHI GRILL • SUSHI

MONROEVILLE • 412-372-1811

Miracle Mile Shopping Center 4070 William Penn Highway

1100%%OFFOFFExcludes tax and gratuity.

With this coupon. Not valid with other offers.Offer expires April 4, 2015.

FORTUNE STAR • Monroeville • 412-372-1811

BUFFET

1100%%OFFOFFExcludes tax and gratuity.

With this coupon. Not valid with other offers.Offer expires April 4, 2015.

FORTUNE STAR • Monroeville • 412-372-1811

BUFFET

ALL

INCLUDED

BUFFET & GRILL


AGOSTO - Movistar+ · Acción - Movistar Series Xtra 9) Acción - Movistar Series Xtra

Briefing Bis Xtra

WHIDBEY XTRA - WHIDBEY XTRA August 5 2015

Flooring Xtra

Xtra-vision Xtra Magazine - Northern Ireland - Issue 2 - 2012

Coordina Plus

Xtra Franchise Brochure

COORDINA: COLABORAN - USAL

Xtra 21 September

Blink Xtra

Xtra Firmenbroschüre

Coordina - cfc-asturias.es

Xtra Catalogus

AURORA xtra FG13

Bono / Bono XTRA - Austroflamm · 2019. 3. 5. · Bono/Bono Xtra 4 deutsch 5. AUSSTATTUNGSMERKMALE BONO/BONO XTRA Xtra Wärmespeichertechnologie Das Modell Bono Xtra ist mit der einzigartigen

Vario Xtra Brochure

ISOVER VARIO Xtra Das Feuchteschutzsystem für Xtra mehr Sicherheit

Xtra Magazine

Xtra-vision Xtra Magazine - Republic of Ireland - Issue 2 - 2012

Xtra duradera Xtra prÁctica - Markem-Imaje

Elastothane Xtra

PrintOMatic Xtra Output · PrintOMatic Xtra Output Author: mike.crisp Created Date: 20121102094933Z

Haunted xtra

Xtra Small Perspective

Xtra Telephone

List Xtra Practice

Xtra estilo 2012

65-130 MF400 Xtra - Made in TunisiaPuissance moteur MF 425 Xtra MF 435 Xtra MF 440 Xtra MF 455 Xtra MF 460 Xtra MF 470 Xtra MF 480 Xtra Puissance max. *ISO ch (ISO kW) 65 (48,5) 72

Wood-Burning Stoves - Fireplace City · Wood-Burning Stoves ... possible. Now available in Bono Xtra, Chester Xtra, Jess Xtra, Kera Xtra, Koko Xtra, Lounge Xtra, Miu Xtra, Tower Xtra,

Proposal Evento Xtra

Fibras xtra fine

Nikandrou xtra

MF440 Xtra

Emerald Management Xtra

Xtra Juwelierspot brochure