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Mt. Lebanon High School student Ziqi Meng won second place and a $150 scholarship at the Pittsburgh Philharmonic "Young Artist Concerto Competition." He played the first movement of the Bruch Violin Concerto.
Zhaoliang Du, a double bass and piano player in the high school orchestra, was a winner in the Pittsburgh Concert Society's 2013 Young Artists Competition. He was awarded a $500 Anna and Benjamin Perlow Scholarship to further his musical education and will be featured in a March 17 recital at Kresge Recital Hall in the College of Fine Arts at Carnegie Mellon University. The adjudicator was Dr. Adrian Daly, dean of the Conservatory at the Cleveland Institute of Music.
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The Giant Oaks Garden Club awards a $1,000 scholarship each year to a student entering into an environmental field or a field of biology other than the medical field. Scholarship packets can be obtained at any high school guidance counselor office. The deadline for this year's application is April 10.
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The scholarship award is open to new and current Clearview members. Applicants will be judged on a number of criteria including: academic performance, community activities/involvement, personal goals and an essay on "Why I choose to belong to Clearview FCU." Applications must be received by Clearview by April 1, 2013.
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Applications are now available for the 2013 Pittsburgh CLO Summer Internship Program. The program runs approximately 10 weeks beginning in mid-May to early August, depending upon the internship being applied for, and affords students 18 years of age and older the opportunity to work one-on-one with musical theater industry professionals.
Internships are available in the following areas: Cabaret Theater, choreography, company management, costume coordination, development, education and outreach, graphic/web design, hair design, lighting design, musical direction, production management, property coordination, public relations, sound design, special events/admin, stage direction, stage management and video production.
By working behind-the-scenes on Pittsburgh CLO's 2013 Summer Season, interns will receive professional training and invaluable hands-on experience in both musical theater and nonprofit administration. Running May 31-Aug. 4 at the Benedum Center, CLO's 2013 Summer Season will feature "42nd Street," "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," Kopit & Yeston's "Phantom," Disney's "The Little Mermaid" and "Buddy – the Buddy Holly Story."
Applications will be accepted until all positions are filled. Interviews begin in early March.
For an application, visit pittsburghCLO.org or contact Michael Cerchiaro at email@example.com or 412-281-2234. 2013 scholarships
The Black Association of South Hills (BASH) is accepting applications for 2013 scholarships. African-American high school seniors who attend Bethel Park, Canon-McMillan, Chartiers-Houston, Chartiers Valley, Mt. Lebanon, Peters, South Fayette, South Park, Thomas Jefferson, Trinity, Upper St. Clair or Washington may apply.
Applications must be returned by March 8.
Applications may be obtained at www.bashforwomen.com or from the school's guidance counselor.
K registration
Canon-McMillan School District will have online kindergarten registration March 1-31 for the 2013-2014 school year.
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Democratic and Republican voters in Washington County nominated the same top two choices, so barring the entry of an independent candidacy over the summer, Valarie Costanzo can pick out a gavel of her choice and Michael Lucas can be measured for a black robe.
Costanzo, a district judge in Cecil and McDonald, already has the black robe, and Lucas, as first assistant district attorney, knows every nook and cranny of the courthouse.
But neither of them dared to predict that they would sew up both nominations.
Until they saw the results come in Tuesday night.
Costanzo finished, according to unofficial totals, with 3,331 Republican votes to Lucas' 3,207 with all 184 precincts reporting. On the Democratic ticket, Lucas was on top with 7,839 to Costanzo's 7,788.
Although they traded leads as the vote totals came in, Costanzo and Lucas led the pack of eight throughout the night.
"I am absolutely thrilled and honored that I received both nominations tonight," said Costanzo by phone from a private gathering in Meadowbrook. "I want to thank both Democrats and Republicans for believing in my ability to serve on the Court of Common Pleas.
"This is unexpected to have both of us win. I'm overwhelmed right now. It may take a few days for me to digest this. We'll continue working through November."
Costanzo, 43, called the double nomination "a bit of a relief" but said she could not have accomplished it without the support of family and friends.
"It was a grassroots effort over the last five months," Costanzo added. "I think that all paid off tonight. I made it clear from the beginning of this race that I was reaching out to both parties. Judicial races are not about political affiliation at all, and I'm happy that the people of Washington agreed."
Costanzo, the sole woman in this year's judicial primary, had 20.9 percent of the Republican vote while Lucas was a close second with 20.2 percent.
On the Democrat ballot, Lucas finished with 25.9 percent while Costanzo had 25.7.
Neither was able to exhale until 182 of 184 precincts reported about 11 p.m.
He, too, used the word "overwhelming" when asked to describe how he felt at that time.
"It's incredible," Lucas, 45, continued. In the past couple of weeks, we started to get a buzz that it might happen."
With a single precinct in Republican-heavy Peters Township still out, the suspense continued for Lucas. "We weren't sure at that point. I was very relieved when that last group came in," the Carroll Township resident said Tuesday.
He, too, thanked his supporters, calling them "absolutely tremendous."
His days in the district attorney's office may be numbered, but he said, "I'm going to sprint to the finish. There's still work to do."
This year alone, Lucas has prosecuted a homicide and a homicide-related case. He noted that in any case he has prosecuted or directly supervised, he would not be permitted to sit in judgment.
"The Pennsylvania Supreme Court decided that. The president judge will make a determination on where everyone will best serve the county. Hopefully, I'll be able to serve in core areas where I have competency."
Here are the totals for the remaining six candidates on the Republican ballot:
Lane Turturice, 2,623; Alan Benyak, 2,054; Blane Black 1,650; Thomas Fallert, 1,069; Charles Kurowski, 1,003; Peter V. Marcoline III, 938.
On the Democratic ticket, the totals were: Benyak, 3,953; Black, 3,408; Kurowski, 2,777; Turturice, 2,056; Marcoline, 1,570; and Fallert, 895.
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CANONSBURG – The true measure of a champion is performance amid potential trouble and adversity. The latter can weigh heavily on a team.
But champions must overcome all obstacles and every circumstance.
While many might consider the Canon-McMillan wrestling team's performance here typical of a three-time WPIAL championship team, there was much more at work as the Big Macs (13-0) built leads of 32 and 33 points to defeat Hampton 46-28, in the WPIAL Class AAA Team Tournament quarterfinals.
Canon-McMillan Coach Chris Mary forfeited the final three bouts of the match (195, 220 and 285).
"We couldn't have started at a better place (103) or started off better," Mary said. "We had a game plan to score big points early.
"They had two solid wrestlers at the end and those would have been two dog fights we don't need right now."
Canon-McMillan, which captured a 56-9 win over Ringgold in the first-round of the tournament earlier in the evening, reached down deep against the Talbots – in the face of injuries to three starters and numerous other bumps and bruises – to put forth a command performance early on.
"We talked about how important it was for us to get falls or extra points early," Mary said.
"It is good that we have kids who know they have to step in and represent our team and what we stand for. My hats our off to our kids. We've had a lot of contributors."
The Big Macs advance to the WPIAL semifinals at 7:30 p.m. Friday against Kiski, a 46-21 winner over Connellsville last night, at Chartiers Valley High School.
Canon-McMillan is bidding to become the first Class AAA to win the WPIAL Team Tournament championship four consecutive seasons.
The Big Macs opened a 32-0 lead over Hampton with four consecutive falls, which took a grand total of 6:57. The pins were recorded by Brendon Price (106), Josh Minor (113), Dalton Macri (120) and Conner Schram (126). Nick Oberhaus (132) followed with a 16-1 technical fall and Alec Hutchin earned an 8-4 decision at 138.
Hampton notched a pair of wins at 145 and 152, as Kevin Synan won by forfeit and Zach Kocak won a major decision, 12-3.
That only slowed the Big Macs as Sammy Minor got them moving again with a fall in 59 seconds at 160. Cody Wiercioch (170) earned a 15-0 technical fall to give Canon-McMillan a 36-point lead.
Mary then forfeited the final three bouts to the Talbots.
"We're banged up" Mary said. "We had an opportunity to give some of these kids a break. When some of your big guns are out, it can be tough. You try to keep the spirits up.
"There have been many positive factors that have contributed to our season."
Indians fall short
Peters Township built a 27-12 lead in its first-round match with Hampton but watched the Talbots win the final seven bouts to gain a 44-27 victory.
After falling behind 12-6, the Indians recorded three straight falls by Phillip Mary (120), Tyler Buckiso (126) and Italo Merante (132). Peters Township then received a 2-0 decision by Devan Evanovich at 138 to build its 15-point lead. The Indians other winner was A.J. Buckiso (106), who won by forfeit.
Hampton got a huge victory at 152 when Zach Kocak held off Jake Caputo, 7-5.
Ringgold's lone two individual bout wins in the first-round belonged to junior Brandon Heinzelman by forfeit at 145 and junior Devin Fallenstien, who captured a 3-2 decision over Canon-McMillan freshman Nick Konyk. ... Canon-McMillan is making its 30th appearance in the WPIAL Team Tournament.
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Bethel Park hosts Peters Township
Let's get physical is the name of this Southeastern Conference clash as Bethel Park hosts Peters Township at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 27.
"It's an important conference game," said BP head coach Jeff Metheny.
"We know that we are playing a good team. They have some big guys up front. It's going to be physical."
After an impressive victory over winless Shaler, 48-7, the Indians enter the contest 2-2. Meanwhile, the host Hawks are 3-1 in the league after blanking Canon-McMillan, 31-0. The Big Macs are also winless.
"It was a win and we moved on," said Metheny of the CM game, which BP led, 10-0 at halftime and committed too many penalties to their coach's liking. "We've got to cut those down. Penalties killed us against Woodland Hills and nearly hurt us against Canon-Mac. We'd gain 25 and go back 10."
Metheny did compliment the Big Macs. "Give Canon-McMillan credit. They moved the ball well. They are trying real hard down there."
Effort did not equal victory for CM because of BP's big men up front and their ability to open up gaps for Zac Enick and Alex Minton. The paired plowed through for 119 and 103 yards respectively on 15 carries each. Minton rushed for a 25-yard score while Enick tallied a TD on a four-yard scamper. Minton also hauled in a 9-yard scoring strike from Levi Metheny.
Danny Christenson staked BP to a 3-0 lead with his 37-yard field goal in the first frame. Danny Emma's 9-yard punt return put the Hawks ahead, 17-0, in the third quarter.
In PT, the Hawks face a similar opponent to themselves; large linemen and talented skill players. That combination propelled the Indians past the Titans in their non-league tune-up before the BP homecoming fray.
Marcus Ubinger dominated the attack. He rolled up 112 yards on 20 carries and rushed for four scores of 7, 9, 4 and 3 yards.
Back from a shoulder injury that sidelined him from the Upper St. Clair game, quarterback Cory Owen rambled 72 yards for another Peters score while Mike Minjock galloped for a 31-yard TD.
The Indians also registered a score when Connor Kachowski recovered a fumble and raced 38 yards into the end zone.
"Peters has some good players and they are getting better. We're not sure what their injury situation is but we know we have to be ready for them," explained Metheny.
"They have some big guys up front and we have good size and we are playing super defense. So, it's going to be physical and special teams and turnovers could have a big impact on the outcome of this game."
USC at Baldwin
Thanks to great size up front, a formidable defense, talented skill players and a wealth of experience, Upper St. Clair has steamrolled to the top of the heap in the WPIAL's Quad-A division. The Panthers are 4-0 heading into their Southeastern Conference battle with Baldwin at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 27.
USC is coming off a dominant performance against Penn Hills, which was previously unbeaten. In recording their third shutout in a row, the Panthers blanked the Indians, 35-0.
Kyle Page leads the defense with 31 tackles while Ben Huss, Rori Blair and Mac Pope are the sack men, accounting for more than half of the team's 18 total. Jesse Slinger (25), Morgan Lee (24), J.J. Conn (19), Joe Repischak (11), Stephen Mackowick (11) and David Doughterty rank among the top tacklers.
Behind the blocking of Huss, Zack Morris, Dougherty, Robert Plummer, Joe Pateras and Blair, the Panthers rolled up 315 yards rushing alone against Penn Hills. All their scores came on the run. Quarterback Joe Repischak scampered for the first three TDs, measuring 3, 15 and 7 yards. Mac Pope and Stephen Mackowick tacked on 1- and 6-yard scores. Trevor Morrow led all rushers with 114 yards.
While the Panthers mounted 21 first downs, their defense limited Penn Hills to 11. The Indians gained 149 total yards of offense, 41 on the ground. USC never punted in the game and PH did not penetrate deeper than the Panthers' 35-yard line until the last minute of action.
Offensively, Morrow (278 yards, 5.0-yard average) and Pope (154 yards, 5.9 average per carry) are Baldwin's primary concerns on the ground while Repischak is the passing threat with 23 completions for 378 yards this fall. Pope and Lee with six grabs each for over 100 yards are the top targets.
Baldwin, meanwhile, is coming off an overtime triumph against Mt. Lebanon. Doug Altavilla presents a worry for the Panthers as his heroics contributed to the 20-19 win. Altavilla tossed three TD passes, including a 10-yard strike to Luke Smorey in the extra frame. Prajal Sharma kicked the decisive extra point. With seven scores and two extra points, Smorey is Baldwin's leading scorer.
Woodland Hills at Lebo
Mt. Lebanon dropped to 1-3 overall and 1-2 in the conference after a 20-19 loss to Baldwin while the Blue Devils' opponent at 7:30 p.m. Sept 26 pummeled Plum, 51-0. The victory was the second in a row for Woodland Hills after dropping its first two games of the season to USC, 16-10, and McKeesport, 33-20.
Rob Costantino has developed into Lebo's primary point producer, having kicked six field goals this fall. He nailed a 42-yarder in the second stanza to stake Lebo to a 3-0 lead at halftime. He also booted a 21-yarder with 22 seconds remaining in regulation, knotting the game, 13-13.
Kellan Stout gained experience under pressure as the rookie quarterback passed for 122 yards. He connected with Troy Apke for a 45-yard TD strike that gave Lebo a 10-6 lead heading into the fourth frame. Shane Lefever hauled in a 15-yard TD aerial from Stout to put Lebo ahead, 19-13, in overtime but the Blue Devils missed the extra point.
In the game, Apke grabbed seven passes for 82 yards. He has 19 receptions for 235 yards this fall.
Against Baldwin, Lefever finished with six catches for 52 yards. Jake Rolfsen rushed for 182 yards on 25 carries.
Miles Sanders and Harry Randall are primary concerns for Lebo. Randall rushed for a 28-yard touchdown and returned a punt 83 yards for another score against Plum. Sanders ranks among the leading rushers in the WPIAL. With 97 yards on seven carries against the Mustangs, he improved to 484 yards on 50 carries this fall.
CM at Plum
The Big Macs look for their first win in the Southeastern Conference when they travel to Plum for a 7 p.m. kickoff Sept. 27. Both teams are 0-4 after suffering shutouts in their last contests. Canon-McMillan succumbed to Bethel Park, 31-0, while the Mustangs dropped a 51-0 decision to Woodland Hills.
BF at KO
Another Almanac club seeks its first victory and looks to recover from a recent shutout when Keystone Oaks hosts Beaver Falls at 7 p.m. Sept. 27 in a non-league game at Dormont Stadium. The Golden Eagles slipped to 0-4 in the Century Conference after falling to Quaker Valley, 52-0.
The Tigers are 4-0 overall and ranked No. 2 in Class AA. BF features the one-two punch of Dan Stratton and Damian Rawl. Stratton has completed 28 of 45 passes for 574 yards this season. Rawl rushed for 257 yard and four scores in last week's 30-24 come-from-behind win against Beaver in Midwestern Conference action.
Two bright spots for KO are Braydon Griffiths and Brandon Carroll with double digit receptions. Griffiths averages over 15 yards a catch.
CV at New Castle
After dropping a non-league game to Ellwood City, 28-13, Chartiers Valley returns to Parkway Conference action when the Colts visit New Castle for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff Sept. 27.
The Hurricanes are 3-1 overall and 2-1 in the conference after a 32-13 triumph against Montour.
In the loss to Ellwood City, Tom Kovach kicked field goals of 34 and 28 yards. Dom Castello gathered in a 14-yard TD strike from Josh Lapiana. Lapiana completed 20 passes for 170 yards in the loss while Castello caught seven of those aerials for 77 yards. Lapiana ranks among the top 10 passers in the WPIAL with 55 completions for 837 yards. Castello is the top target with 20 receptions for 330 yards.
CH at Brentwood
In Black Hills Conference action, Chartiers-Houston visits Brentwood Sept. 27. Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m.
The Buccaneers (2-1) are coming off a 31-16 win over Conemaugh while the Spartans dropped a 35-14 decision to Fort Cherry.
Against Conemaugh, Kaleb Susko tossed nine completions for 172 yards. Miles Williamson caught two of those aerials for 12- and 15-yard scoring strikes. AJ Meyers also hauled in a 36-yard TD aerial. Spencer Terling rushed for a 4-yard touchdown and Mike Cushma kicked a 40-yard field goal to complete CH's scoring.
Canevin at Monessen
After dropping a 28-14 decision to California, Biship Canevin has the unenviable task of visiting Monessen at 7 p.m. Sept. 27. The Greyhounds snapped Clairton's 66-game winning streak when they posted a 42-24 victory in Black Hills Conference action.
In the Crusaders' loss, Reed Relosky completed 10 of 22 passes for 174 yards. Relosky tossed TD passes of 13- and 79-yards to Sean Fitzgerald and Zach Cortese.


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Q.How do I tell my parents that I don't want to return to college after winter break? I entered undecided and it's the second semester of my sophomore year and I'm still undecided. My grades aren't bad so it's not like I need to drop out. I've made some good friends and I'll actually miss some of them, but this isn't the way I want to continue my life. It's a financial hardship for me to attend college anyway. I'm going to have a huge debt and my parents are struggling to support me wherever they can. I have good parents. Our family's not dysfunctional in any way. But I have younger siblings and I just think money spent on me at this point is a waste. I looked into a trade school. I'm pretty sure I'd be happier there. I just don't want to disappoint my family. I'm the first to go to college and my grandparents are proud. Any ideas?
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College isn't for everyone. I believe in education. Not all educational paths lead to a baccalaureate degree, however. If you were facing the second semester of your freshman year I'd strongly encourage you to stay – it takes time to adjust to a major life change like college. Learning about life is a crucial part of college as well, so remaining at school offers more than a degree at the end of your course of study. As a sophomore, you've given college a chance. You sound as if you've put a lot of thought into your dilemma. That's good. I respect your choices.
On the other hand, I do have a few questions for you. Have you met with a career counselor at college? Could your desire to leave be based on your inability to select a major? Being undecided doesn't mean you're wasting your courses. Learning to think critically is a vital part of a college education. I'm sure your life viewpoint has been enhanced by your studies. You say you're doing well. Before you decide to leave, I suggest you explore all your options. Be brutally honest with yourself. Why do you really want to leave?
You mention a trade school. Do you have a plan? Have you considered why the trade school offers you choices that are more appealing? Have you researched any advantages remaining in college can offer you in the long term? How will you finance trade school? Have you compared salaries and work/life balance if you select this path? If you work at something you love life is very good. How much have you shared with your parents over the last three semesters? Will your revelation be a shock to them? Have you been honest with your grandparents? Before you make a final decision I suggest giving your family a chance to share their thoughts. The financial hardship you allude to may be something your parents are happy to bear. They're interested in your future. An investment in your education may improve your ability to earn a higher salary.
An important adult life role deals with making choices and living with the consequences. Be gentle but upfront with your family. Share your rationale for leaving school and listen respectfully to their thoughts. Good luck with your decision.
In 2013 I want to finally get to know my dad. He and my mom split when I was a kid and I think I'm old enough now to hear his side of the story. I respect my mom. Being a single mom is tough and she's done a good job on little money and lousy support from him. But he's still my dad. For the last 10 years, I've only heard horrible things about him, but I can't imagine he's all that terrible. If he was that bad, why did my mom marry him in the first place? Even if everything she's said is true, he's still my father and I want to make a decision about him on my own. I'd like some advice so I can tell my mom this without hurting her. I know she hates him. Maybe she has good reason. Wanting to figure this out for myself doesn't take away from my gratitude and love for her.
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I honor your quest. Tell your mom just as you've written to me. You already have the right words. Your mom may be upset but your respect for her is obvious.
Do you have a strong support system of friends and family? Getting to know your father may be difficult. Feel free to stay connected with me. I'll be happy to help you process your feelings. I hope all goes well for you.
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Traditionally I've reserved column space for any peer educators who want to share their New Year's resolutions. This year, Christmas precluded our normal meeting; only a few of our young people connected with me to offer their thoughts. As promised, here they are:
• My New Year's resolution is to not procrastinate as much, or at all, and start using better time management skills. I still have 2 1/2 years of college left and I really need to stop procrastinating so much. As far as thoughts for the future, I'm hoping I can make it through college and that times will get a little easier as the road goes on. Also hoping all my friends and family are well and continue being well. – Tammy Okorn
• My resolution is to read enough about each major world religion to decide if I want to live by any of them.– Amanda Campbell
• My resolution is to continue to improve who I am and to never stop strengthening what I believe in and what is right. Pablo Pascoe
• My resolution is to create music and do better in school. – 17-year-old male
• My resolution is to study more! – Phöebe Armstark
•In the new year, I'd like to stop teasing my younger sister. Let's see how long that lasts! – 15-year-old female
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Like her new Rolling Stone foot tattoo, there are some things Miley Cyrus can't remove easily.
One such thing is the recent dedication the 20-year-old songbird made to her ex-fiancé, Liam Hemsworth, on the insert for her "Bangerz" album. Cyrus, who reportedly called her sweetie by the nickname Fe-Fe, penned a lovey-dovey message inside the liner notes of her album to her then-future hubby.
"I could not have made this album without one person…FE," Cyrus wrote to the "Hunger Games" star. "Thank you for inspiring me (PS. I Love You)."
While the twerking star also thanked her producers and her family, it's hard to ignore the heartfelt message she bestowed upon the 23-year-old Aussie hottie. The question is: Did she write it before or after the duo called it quits? Omg! has reached out to the record label for the details, but, since the pair formally announced their split on September 16, the likely answer is that the note was already in place before their relationship hit the skids. The album is set to drop on October 8, but we found an early shot of the album note.
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WAYNESBURG – Erik Ketchem of Waynesburg was still in high school when his father, Richard Ketchem, 64, assumed the office of Greene County sheriff. The incumbent sheriff recently announced he will not seek re-election this year for a seventh term, citing health reasons, but he plans to serve until the end of the year. The announcement prompted his son to make the decision to run for his father's post.
"I believe now is not the time for the sheriff's department to take a step backwards after the retirement of my father," Ketchem, 40, said Thursday.
During the last seven years, Erik Ketchem has served as the labor foreman for the state Department of Correction's community works department.
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A lifelong Greene County resident, he is the son of Nancy McNeely-Ketchem of Waynesburg. Ketchum is married to Erika Ketchem, a caseworker for Community Action Southwest. The couple have two children, Easton, 4, and Reagan, 18 months. He is also the step-father to Erika's children, Troy Statler, 18, and Olivia Statler, 11.
He is a member of the National Rifle Association, PA State Correctional Officers' Association, National Sheriff's Association and First United Methodist Church of Waynesburg.
Ketchum has attended the Act 2 Deputy Training Academy, Dickinson School of Law, Waynesburg College and the Pennsylvania Department of Correction's Training Academy in Elizabethtown. He also has worked as a Greene County deputy sheriff and for the Greene County Department of Recreation.
Ketchem joins Waynesburg Borough police Officer Bryan Tennant, who announced his candidacy for sheriff earlier this month.
The first day to circulate nominating positions for the May 21 primary is Feb. 19.
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One of the most popular stories on the U.S.Olympic team this week was the performance of 16-year-old swimmer Missy Franklin: 6-foot-1 with women's size 13 feet, the high school junior already has four medals, two of them gold.
A surefire star for years to come, Franklin should be on her way to a big payday. But Franklin, in a rare decision, has decided to decline all endorsements and prize money in order to keep her status as an amateur athlete.
The paychecks that she's turning down are staggering. Last November, she won $73,000 in four days at an international meet. It wasn't the first time she'd won money, but it was a lot for a family. Her parents met with her and they made the tough decision to refuse it, even with Missy a favorite in the upcoming Olympics.
She'd soon be in an even tougher spot.
Most Olympic viewers are unaware that the athletes are competing for more than national pride, personal achievement or exposure. There are (taxable) cash prizes and incentives offered by countries' Olympic committees. The U.S. Olympic Committee pays out $25,000 per gold medal, $15,000 per silver and $10,000 per bronze. There are additional bonuses for specific sports like swimming and wrestling.
Franklin's take should be north of $100,000, but she's going to pass that by, too.
Like talented amateurs in all sports, she faces drawbacks to taking the money and therefore becoming a professional. The NCAA does not allow pro athletes, and Franklin is surely in line for a cost free education worth several hundred thousand dollars.
Amateurs also can get entry slots reserved for them in tournament fields. Pros have to earn their way in, but the amateurs can get cost free high-quality practice. Cases like this are usually in individual sports with less exposure, and while amateurs might not steal the headlines, they often compete seriously with the pros.
For a brief time last June, in the middle of the Friday round, a 17-year-old was the leader of the U.S. Open. Beau Hossler was somehow atop the leaderboard at a course so long and arduous that the winner finished at one over par for the tournament.
Hossler faded a bit as the weekend wore on, but he still finished in a tie for 29th. Jordan Spieth, another amateur, rose to tie for 21st place.
Despite playing better than competitors with major championships, neither golfer made a dollar in prize money. Spieth would have made about $70,000, Hossler around $45,000. Even if Hossler or Spieth had won the tournament, his entire prize money would have gone back into the pool to be split among the pros. The USGA makes amateurs waive the right to prize money before entering the tournament, so they can't change their mind and go pro before their last putt.
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The Washington solicitor denies a councilman's claim that the city is in violation of state law because it designated an officer-in-charge while the mayor waits to appoint a chief.
Washington Councilman Matt Staniszewski said Wednesday the city is technically in violation of the state's Third Class City Code, which requires it to have a police chief. However, solicitor Lane Turturice pointed out the code permits Mayor Brenda Davis to appoint extra policemen – or in this case create a new position – if she deems it necessary for public safety or to preserve order.
"It's not a violation of the Third Class City Code," Turturice said Friday. "It's a temporary personnel decision that was necessary to maintain the continuity of the department and to make sure there was clear chain of command."
At its Feb. 7 meeting, City Council unanimously approved a motion to designate Washington police Capt. Robert Wilson as officer-in-charge pending the appointment of a new chief. The motion also allowed former Washington police Chief Robert Lemons Jr. to return to his previous rank of lieutenant. In late January, Lemons announced he would take up his former role as shift supervisor of a patrol unit for personal reasons.
Before the meeting, city and police officials met with an arbitrator regarding a grievance related to the police department's promotion board, which makes recommendations for council to approve all promotions, with the exception of the position of chief, who is appointed by the mayor.
"There are some personnel issues that I can't discuss that really need to be sorted out," Turturice said.
Davis said she is in no hurry to appoint a new chief until the grievance is settled. She explained her issue with the current promotion system is that all the members of the department – from the chief on down – are members of the union, which creates a conflict of interest for those in administrative roles.
Staniszewski disagreed with the mayor's approach, stating, "Unless there is an apparent red flag, we respect the recommendations from the promotions board, as the individual is selected by their peers and through a rigorous process.
"There is, however, a lack of communication from the mayor's office with all of City Council," he asserted.
Davis said it's not her fault if Staniszewski isn't up to speed on the issue, pointing out the councilman was not present during an executive session to discuss personnel held earlier this month.
"For him to say it's 'a lack of communication' is a fabrication," she said.
Washington police Officer John Hritz, president of FOP Lodge 95, said the union does take issue with the temporary officer-in-charge role since it is not a position found in the bargaining agreement. He said the department is ready for the appointment of a new chief, but he did not know if any officers had approached the mayor for the top job. Wilson, the department's highest-ranking officer, could not be reached for comment.
Staniszewski said one officer initially expressed interest in serving as chief but later withdrew from consideration.
Turturice pointed out the Third Class City Code is what governs the police department, not the union contract. He said Lemons was unwilling to delay his resignation to permit the city to name a replacement before he stepped down, and the mayor does not want to be rushed to make a decision.
While the city may not be in violation of the Third Class City Code, it appears the clock is running for the mayor to make a decision since the section that addresses extra police positions states that appointees "serve for such a period as council may designate, not exceeding thirty days."
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William Booth was born in Nottingham where he experienced directly the consequences of poverty. As an adolescent, Booth abandoned the Church of England and converted to Wesleyan Methodism, inspired by the American revivalist preachers. He began preaching in the streets, exhibiting the principle of active Christianity that defined his lifelong work. In 1849, Booth moved to London, working as an itinerant preacher and building a reputation with his powerful oratory. Here, he met the like-minded Catherine Mumford (1829–90) who strongly influenced the direction of his career, particularly in the Salvation Army's progressive views towards female preachers. They married in 1855 and almost all of their eight children became involved in the Army's work. From these beginnings, Booth grew to be one of the Victorian era's greatest revivalist preachers and social reformers, emphasising physical regeneration through social welfare as essential to spiritual salvation. Although opposed by the conservatism of the age, his conviction and determination ensured that the Salvation Army grew and survived as an international organisation and one of the greatest providers of humanitarian aid.
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Sometimes it's great to snuggle up with your girlfriend, turn off the lights and watch an epic horror film that scares you to death resulting in vivid nightmares and sleepless nights. However, other times it's great to instead watch a b-horror film and laugh yourself silly while being grossed out by an excessive amount of gore. HorrorGameRoom.com brings you our top 10 list of the greatest b-horror movies ever filmed and ranked in order of worst IMDB rating to best, cause after all bad is good right? Prepare for more cheese then a plate of nachos!
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She looks great. I'm a spear guy for her too and hope we get the Goddess' in a weapon pack for her. But I'm guessing we'll get BP She-Ra sword. Looking forward to Wednesday.
Not really familiar with the POP ladies, but I kept the Star Sisters and built the Great Rebellion ladies from there. I was kind of indifferent to Netossa when she was announced since they didn't give her a prominent weapon. Her face looked great, which could not be denied.
In person I really like her. The face remained great in production. I gave her Hawkgirl's spear since her power is hunting/ Her net cape can be used as a weapon, but doesn't feel it's actually meant to. Spear it is. Skirt, in typical Horsemen style limits articulation, but not a lot. I might cut some slits on the side, but you can still pose her in fighting stances, just no side kicks.
She looks great. I'm a spear guy for her too and hope we get the Goddess' in a weapon pack for her. But I'm guessing we'll get BP She-Ra sword. Looking forward to Wednesday.
The Space Mutants are missing something CRITAcal!
OOOOOOOH! I knew it! I knew if they gave her a spear that she would just look so bad-ass! Which Hawkgirl figure did you swipe that from? Is it the Mattel DCUC one? Or is there a more current figure I can get just so Netossa can wield this killer weapon?
Yeah the DCUC one. You can also use a longer one from Marvel Legends Valkyrie. Not as good quality though.
Unfortunately still looks meh to me. Her hair is too dark blue for my tastes and looks more odd then it did in the Filmation cartoon.
Is there a black spot on the cape/net? It looks like it could be in one of the two net-wielding pics, but it also could just be a shadow...
I see her cape/weapon has the big black spot that TG said was just a rumor, since the 10 he opened didnt have it. No worries as I will keep the cape on. She looks awesome, but definitely needs a weapon. The spear looks awesome.
That spear makes all the difference. Nice pics man! Still trading her off of course but she definately would have benefited from an extra accessory!
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Oh yeah the spear is an awesome idea. Looks great.
I like her; she's very pretty and I'm excited to get her. I do hope a Weapons Pak gives us a repainted weapon for her, though, be it BPSR's sword, the Goddess' spear, or even one of the pistols or a silver She-Ra comb/axe!
I'm really going to want Spinnerella now...
Congrats on getting her so quickly!
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SBC already got his Netossa and I haven't even gotten a shipping notice.
It's a shame that it looks like the stain is going to be on all the figures.
Nice black stain on the net.
A rumor? Ridiculous.
Her face turned out really nice though.
She looks beautiful! Great choice of weapon, fits in with the whole hunter/trapper motif! You should buy an extra Grizzlor or his pelt, and make a coat or a cape for her.
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The Space Mutants are missing something CRITAcal!
It would have been amazing if she came with a spear, that had the end fashioned like the sword she was originally supposed to come with in the 80's. That would have been a nice homage. She looks great with a spear!
She's also very beautiful.
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I believe Scott addressed the stain issue. Meant to be shading. Not very noticable at hand.
Maybe the next weapons pack can have her face mask/plate, the She-Ra sword in her colors, and Randor's spear in blue.
She looks amazing. i can't wait to get mine.
Wow, subs are already being delivered? I haven't got a shipping notice yet...
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SCB, those pics are awesome!!!!
I thought a spear or crossbow would be so cool for her, and your idea to use the Hawkgirl spear is perfect! I'll definitely be doing that.
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I knew the Valkyrie spear would look awesome. That's exactly how I'll be displaying mine, too. Nice pics!
SCB - We need a good straight-on cape pic, stat! From what I can see, it looks much better there.
And I LOVE the spear idea! You're properly smart, sometimes.
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I'm sad I don't have a spear in scale to give her. Somehow I don't think an Ewok one would work.
I am curious as to if the blue on the Snake Men 2 pack spear would look good with her.
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Peters to begin cleanup on abandoned properties
In an effort to clean up some of the 14 vacant abandoned properties in Peters Township, council voted July 22 to begin the process of property maintenance on three of the properties.
The three abandoned properties are 106 Elfwood Drive, 111 Spring Meadows Drive and 101 Parkwood Lane. All of the parties involved, from owners to banks to estates, have been notified, said Ed Zuk, township planning director. The other 11 properties are on Old Washington Road, North Heidi Lane, Venetia Road and Thomas Road, to name a few. In a majority of cases, the township's Public Works Department will handle the necessary clean-up with a lien placed on the property to recover costs, said Michael Silvestri, township manager.
As for the Elfwood property, an open pool in the rear would need to be covered or the liner removed to prevent insect infestation.
When Councilman David Ball suggested a bulldozer could be used to collapse the house, Silvestri said the township is not permitted, as the house has not been declared unsound. Zuk said he does not believe the taxes are being paid and the house is in foreclosure.
Of all the 14 properties, banks are involved, Zuk said.
Silvestri said he was to meet with the Federal Emergency Management Agency July 23 to tour some of the businesses and houses affected by the heavy rains and resulting floods July 10. In the township, 80 residences and 11 businesses incurred some type of damage.
Following an emergency meeting of council July 10 after which the township issued a disaster declaration, council formally voted on the declaration July 22.
Council unanimously declared vacant the seat of the late Councilman Robert Atkison, who died unexpectedly July 7. Atkison's term was to expire Jan. 5, 2016. The seat must be filled within 30 days, but no sooner than 10 days after the vacancy was declared.
Solicitor William Johnson said he would research whether the Home Rule Charter, under which the township is governed, or the state's election code would apply as to when the appointee's term would end. Any township resident interested in filling the unexpired term is asked to submit a letter to the township by July 29. Any resulting interview process would be open to the public. Atkison was a Republican. However, Silvestri said any eventual appointee does not need to be a Republican.
In other action, council:
• Awarded the household hazardous waste collection bid to MXI for an estimated bid of $26,664. The actual amount will be based on the number of items collected with 50 percent of the bid to be paid by a state Department of Environmental Protection grant. The date for the collection for township residents only is Sept. 28. To be collected are items such as paint, batteries and pesticides.
• Awarded a bid of $37,728 to Dom Folino Construction for the conversion of the Hidden Brook erosion pond to be paid through the confiscated bond from the original contractor. Works will begin in the fall or winter, weather permitting. Ten bids were received, with the highest being $102,270 from a landscaping company.
•Agreed to conduct a traffic calming study on the township portion of Hays Road. No action would be taken until the completion of the Valley Brook Road ramp project that is not expected to be finished until at least July of 2014. Unofficial detour traffic has more than doubled the amount of vehicles using Hays Road since Valley Brook Road closed for construction in mid-May. Using temporary speed humps to stop speeding on Hays was discussed.
• Special permission was granted to install a temporary banner on the McMurray Trail Bridge welcoming Doug Vitale and his township native wife, Alexis Abraham Vitale, home in August, and to promote a fund raising concert to raise money for a new home for the couple. Vitale was severely wounded in Afghanistan.
• With the recent resignation of Noel McMillan, former deputy chief of the Peters Township Fire Department, council agreed Silvestri, fire Chief Dan Coyle and the president of the volunteer firefighters should interview six applicants, all current fire department paid employees. Township regulations require a deputy chief to hold a college degree. Coyle said of the six, three have either bachelor or associate degrees, with the other three in varying stages of advanced education. McMillan left for a job in the gas industry.


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Bethel Park beats USC, 6-3, runs baseball record to 8-0
Bethel Park overcame a two-run deficit and defeated Upper St. Clair, 6-3, in the Section 5-AAAA baseball opener at the Boyce-Mayview Complex.
After spotting the Panthers two runs in the bottom of the third, BP exploded for four runs in the top of the sixth.
Logan Corrigan led off the frame with a triple. He scored on Ryan Dodson's double. Dodson advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored on a sacrifice fly to center field by Dave Lemley.
After Dakota Forsyth and Ryan Kogler smacked back-to-back singles, both scored on Zac Forsyth's bloop base hit.
BP tacked on insurance runs in the seventh when Lemley smashed a two-run double along the third-base line. It was his second two-bagger of the game. On the hit, Jake McCall and Corrigan scored. The pair had been on board after being hit by a pitch and walking respectively.
Corrigan hurled five innings and earned the win on the mound before yielding to Corey Augenstein. In registering a save in relief, he struck out three batters, all in the sixth stanza, and allowed no hits.
Ian Frazier carried the big stick for the Panthers. He tagged a two-run single in the bottom of the third. He drove in USC's other run in the seventh. Though BP committed two fielding errors in the frame, the Hawks turned a double play to get out of the jam.
In the win, Corey Lazor tagged a triple but was stranded in the fifth.
With the win, the Hawks remained undefeated. They ran their record to 8-0. The Panthers slipped to 4-3 overall.
Before entering into league play, the Hawks had the opportunity to play at PNC Park on Aug 7 where they pelted Greensburg Central Catholic, 13-3.
BP also faced Central Catholic in a tune-up for section play. The game was a rematch of last year's WPIAL quarterfinal playoff contest. While BP lost that encounter, this time, the Hawks won.
In a 4-1 triumph, Tyler Grashoff went the distance on the mound. He scattered seven hits, struck out three and walked one.
Zac Forsyth and Kogler each tagged two hits, drove in and scored a run, for the Hawks, who are ranked No. 1 and off to a 6-0 start.
BP scored three runs in the second stanza. Lemley led off with a single off the third-base bag, moved to second on a sacrifice by Dakota Forsyth and scored on Zac Forsyth's hit. Kogler, who had singled, scored on Chad Brown's suicide squeeze bunt.
With two out in the third, Dodson doubled to left. After walks to Lemley and Dakota Forsyth, Dodson scored on Kogler's base hit.
Bethel Park hosts Mt. Lebanon at 4 p.m. April 10 at Purkey Field in its next section contest. The Blue Devils won their opener, 1-0 against Peters Township.


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Listening now. I love these things.
Can't wait to get home and listen to this episode! How long has it been since the last RGD?
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It was great! Can't wait for #100
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I actually much prefer the blue King He-Man. It looks more regal to me. Looking at the two of them side by side, the colors seem to stand out better against the blue cape while the red cape just swallows up all the other color. In fairness, I would probably like that mock up a lot better if it was like the original King Grayskull and had a brown cape and white collar.
Just was able to finish...jewish wine and story telling.........goodness through and through.
I agree about King He-Man. At the very least his cape should be red. It just looks better.
Great meal/show!!!
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First off, I LOVED THE #99 EPISODE!!!
Second, you guys may want to consider jumping ahead again Val to help with the MOTUC Grayskull push... as we are only 65% now... an we DESPERATELY need the help an sales push!!!
GO PREORDER A MOTUC Grayskull guys!!! DONT WAIT!!!
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Long awaited episode! Lovin it so far! Danielle Dreadful!
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I missed these. Really enjoyed this episode.
And I felt the same way about King He-Man's cape when I first saw it. I've gotten used to it since then, but the red one makes far more sense.
I can't wait to hear you guys talk about Castle Grayskull though. Jumping ahead would be a good idea.
The colors of King He-Man don`t work for me, I don`t think silver, gold, red & blue match well together... silver & red on armor and blue or red cape would work better imo.
The sculpt is great, but I think, I´ll sell him or put the Battle Armor on him...
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Phooey on the lack of Vac on Jitsu!
WANTED: Comic From SDCC Vykron!
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And any and all PoP mini's.
Yay for the drinking game!
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awesome show guys - glad to have some RGD back!
as far as king he-man goes, i don't really see the point in him ... i only kind of 'accepted' king grayskull due to his role in the powers of grayskull story-arch ... i mean to me, he-man is he-man and randor is the king - i know/understand that the story has to develop and grow at some point - and that he-man is in effect the heir to the throne of eternia - but i just don't like the idea of he-man as the king ... anyways - meh, just not for me ...
but yeah - a good choice for a club exclusive
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Great episode guys, always love the ones with Eric and Scott.
Totally agree on the King HM colours, I said it as soon as the figure was revealed. Blue is just not associated with HM (well maybe NA HM) red is a much better choice IMO. I know the reasoning behind the blue is to connect him to Randor, but Miro never wore a blue cape. I wonder if it is to late to change it, it is only a deco change, I wish you'd brought it up before Scott left then you could have asked him.
I've created a poll for this to see which colour people prefer:
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The Old Mill retail project in South Strabane Township will be transformed in a highly visible way in a couple of weeks, a spokesman for the developer of the retail center project said Friday.
The Staenberg Group, a shopping center developer, began moving earth this spring as it works to redevelop the site formerly known as The Foundry along Route 19.
Andy Boyd, senior asset manager for Staenberg, said contractors began removing the giant retaining wall Monday, removing 600,000 cubic yards of earth, and in the coming weeks will create a more gradual slope in the wall's place.
In May, South Strabane Township supervisors approved Staenberg's request for an amended conditional-use permit for the site that was revised from original Foundry drawings.
The soil will not be removed, but redistributed within the site. The plan has received approval from the state Department of Environmental Protection and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
The changes now occurring coincide with the recent purchase by Staenberg's partner, HCB Foundry, of land from J.C. Penney Properties for $1.275 million.
The plot once held a J.C. Penney department store that opened in March 2007 just beyond the retaining wall. In June 2008, J.C. Penney followed several other retailers that vacated their stores that spring when subsidence caused by the settlement of earth behind the retaining wall began to crack foundations and walls in the first phase of the development.
"We needed to purchase the (J.C. Penney) property to consolidate the entire property and control it," Boyd said.
Despite J.C. Penney's sale of its land, Boyd said Staenberg is talking to the company as well as several other retailers about coming to the site.
If JCPenney were to decide to return, he said, it would lease land there, not purchase it.
While negotiations with potential retailers continue, Staenberg is moving ahead with transforming the site.
"We're going to change the appearance of the center within the next two weeks," Boyd said.
In addition to removing the retaining wall, crews have been working at the opposite side of the site's acreage moving earth for the buildout of parking lots and for the construction of a 53,000-square-foot building. That structure will be divided into three smaller buildings that will house stores of varying sizes for several retailers. Construction is expected to begin in August.
While Boyd said Staenberg is close to announcing signing of the first retailers at the site, it's also looking at more dining options for the center, which currently has an Olive Garden and a Max & Erma's restaurant.
Negotiations are under way to bring from three to five additional restaurants to the six outparcels that lie just to the north of Max & Erma's along the portion of the development that faces Route 19.
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