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Category Archives: Business
October Shorts – Books, Babies, Backpedaling, and Basketball
Banned Books Week – Muted Locally? This corner has made banned books a focus, especially over the last year or so. As such, the recognition of Banned Books Week here should be of no surprise to any regular visitor. This … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Community, Development, Economics, Environment, Government, Growth, Health, History, Local, Media, Personal, Politics, Public Safety, Schools, Sports, Youth, Zoning
Tagged Allegheny County Library Association, Allegheny Health Network, Andy Sheehan, Ashley Birtwell, Avalon Public Library, Banned Books Week, Blacksmith's House, Buncher Commerce Park, Citizens Concerned for EMS, Edgeworth Borough, Heritage Valley, KDKA-TV, Kris Mamula, Leetsdale Borough, Leetsdale Industrial Park, Little Sewickley Creek, Miller's House, Moon Township Public Library, Norm Mitry, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Preserve Edgeworth, Rize Sports, Ruth Neely, Sewickley Academy, Sewickley Public Library, Sewickley Valley Historical Society, Thomas Tull
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A September of Consequences
As is typical when summer begins to wind down and school begins to wind up, so do all manner of other processes related to community activities, politics, and the business of government. Here’s some things that have happened or are … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Business, Community, Development, Government, Justice, Local, Media, Money, Politics, Schools
Tagged Emily Kinkead, Joseph Nocito, Pittsburgh Union Progress, Quaker Valley High School, Quaker Valley School Board, Quaker Valley School District, Sewickley Herald, Torsten Ove, Valerie Gaydos, Villa Noci, William Jasper
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Emergencies In Our Midst
If I had six hours to chop down a tree, I’d spend the first four hours sharpening the axe. – Attributed to Abraham Lincoln … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Community, Environment, Government, History, Local, Media, Politics, Public Safety, Schools, Technology, Transportation
Tagged East Palestine, Emergency Management, Fair Oaks Fire Department, Justin McIntire, Leet Township, Leetsdale Borough, Leetsdale Industrial Park, National Weather Service, Norfolk Southern, Police, Quaker Valley School District, Sean Sluganski, Wildland Fire
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New Year Marked by Multiple Media Missives
The last two weeks of December were typically hectic, punctuated by the bitter cold that enveloped the Christmas holiday, and included a visit from my son, who we hadn’t seen in 4 years. He brought his new girlfriend. Some of … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Civil Liberties, Government, History, Human Rights, Internet, Justice, Local, Media, Personal, Politics, Public Safety, Radio Hobby, World
Tagged Amanda Knisley, Columbia Journalism Review, Gazette 2.0, George Santos, Legal Notices, Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh, North Shore Leader, Photography Is Not A Crime, PINAC, Pittsburgh City Paper, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Radio Garden, RadioResource Media Group, Sewickley Herald, The Citizen, Trib Total Media, West Virginia Public Broadcasting
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Sewickley Academy – Securing the Future, Calculating the Past
Happy October. With the topic of school security in the wake of Uvalde still occupying the news cycle, and Quaker Valley taking a leadership role in establishing best practices in security and preparedness, it’s good that the Sewickley Herald provided … Continue reading
Loose Ends for a Better Year, Part 2 – Old Files, Empty Spaces
My wife is currently on a mission to clean and de-clutter several areas of the house. We have been shuttling items and materiel to various locales for recycling, reuse, or resale. Leslie calls this “up and out”. I’m going to … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Community, Economics, Government, History, Local, Politics
Tagged Sewickley Borough, Sewickley Parking Authority
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Looking Back, Moving Ahead in Sewickley
“We are a solid, solid Council. We make great decisions in this borough. We are fortunate to live in a borough like Sewickley Borough. We should be holding each other’s hands – I don’t care what your political party is. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Civil Liberties, Development, Government, History, Human Rights, Justice, Local, Media, Politics, Transportation
Tagged All Lives Matter, Devlin Robinson, George Floyd, Harshman CE Group, Jeff Neff, Leetsdale Municipal Authority, Quaker Valley COG, Sewickley Borough, Sewickley Parking Authority, turnKey Taxes
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Timely Updates on Things Ongoing
Our busy summer continues to plug along at a steady clip. While it seems at times that things are still being left behind, we are soldiering on with projects small and large while trying to keep up with life itself. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Civil Liberties, Community, Government, Local, Media, Politics, Technology, Traffic
Tagged ALPR, Antwon Rose, Bell Acres, Character Matters, Dundee Farm, Edgeworth, Gregory Wagner, Sewickley, Sewickley Heights, Surveillance, Zamagias
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Change in Sewickley, Part 2 – Picture Shows, Parking, Phones, and Left Turns
At the end of March, I posted the first in a short series about changes both in progress and on the horizon in Sewickley Borough’s business district. Below are some additional things that I’ve noticed. First, an update about … Continue reading
Summer / Autumn Decennial Digest
The days are moderating into the familiar, blessed coolness that brings with it the anticipation of harvest festivals, apple cider, and pumpkin spice everything. I’ve been collecting things to summarize – things that I’ve touched upon before, things that are … Continue reading
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