Sewickley

Sewickley's annual Harvest Festival set for Sept. 10

Sewickley's annual Harvest Festival is set for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sept. 10 on Broad Street, between Beaver and Thorn streets, and Thorn Street, ...

Group seeks to help Quaker Valley bridge diversity gap

Joyce Cherry-Jones was in her 20s when she began working in the Quaker Valley School District and remembers being the only black teacher. Cherry-Jones, now 70 ...

Parking restrictions could force distillery to leave Sewickley Hills

A Sewickley Hills distillery producing fine-crafted spirits could leave the municipality if restrictions preventing the public from being welcome inside isn't changed, the owner says. Kim ...

Glen Osborne resident bringing community theater to Ambridge

The founder of the Iron Horse Theatre Company says the name was inspired by the "iron-willed, strong" people of Ambridge, and its plays will focus ...

Picnic held to remember Sewickley child who died

The second annual Owen Galluzzo Memorial Picnic was held Sept. 5 at War Memorial Park in Sewickley. The event is held in memory of Owen Galluzzo ...

Sewickley Academy begins new school year

Thursday was the first day of class for the 2016-17 Sewickley Academy school year. Kristina Serafini is a Tribune-Review staff writer. She can be reached ...

Shields Spring in Edgeworth: A relic that could use a facelift

Just as today's travelers must stop to gas up their cars, those in an earlier era had to provide water for their horses. Along Beaver Road ...

Aleppo educating residents to be aware of scammers

Local police chiefs say their departments receive more than a dozen calls each month from residents who are or were close to being victims of ...

Cherry: Mean Streak set to become just a memory

Farewell, Mean Streak. I hardly knew ye. When Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio, announced last month their meanest wooden roller coaster — appropriately named Mean Streak — ...

Concert aims to help Leetsdale man who needs kidney, liver transplants

A concert featuring four bands will raise money for the medical expenses of a Leetsdale man who needs liver and kidney transplants and raise awareness ...

Quaker Valley officials to educate parents about school head lice procedure

Quaker Valley school leaders plan to educate parents about head lice early in the new school year. "We're just going to follow the same process and ...

Bike ride to highlight Sewickley Valley history

Bicyclists can learn about some of the historic houses and people of the Sewickley Valley during a tour Friday. The event, hosted by the Ohio River ...

Broad Street in Sewickley closed nightly through Thursday

Broad Street in Sewickley will close nightly at 5 p.m. through Thursday. Liberoni Construction of Plum will close Broad Street from Route 65 to Beaver Street ...

Picnic held in memory of Owen Galluzzo helps kids

Owen Galluzzo faced many medical challenges in his short life, and support from the organizations Team Impact and Beads of Courage Inc. helped him get ...

Robert Morris University upgrading Edgeworth home for president

Robert Morris University last week withdrew a zoning application in Edgeworth to construct a governor's driveway at a nearly $1.1 million home purchased for the ...

Nonprofit aims to get more people to 'Explore Sewickley'

Work last year set up Explore Sewickley to do more to help the borough's business district in the future, leaders say. With last month's release of ...

Allegheny Land Trust receives reaccreditation status

While looking to close deals on two parcels totalling about 45 acres in and near the Sewickley Valley, the non-profit Allegheny Land Trust is celebrating ...

Leetsdale officials consider contracting out trash collection

Leetsdale Council formed a committee this month to compare costs between doing in-house garbage pick up and contracting out the service. The committee was formed but ...

Sewickley working to cleanup Aleppo storage area it owns

Sewickley is working to clean up a tract of land the borough owns in Aleppo after township commissioners questioned whether the borough was dumping items ...

No more Rio games leaves Olympics-size hangover

If there was a sporting competition for most hours of an Olympics watched, I might take the gold. TV sports anchors might call me the Katie ...


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