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Luke Hagy of Mt. Lebanon has been named to the All-Ivy League pre-season football team. He earned third-team acclaim as a running back on offense. Additionally, the 6-0, 186-pound sophomore has been named to the College Football Performance Awards Watch List for its 2013 CFPA All-Purpose Performer of the Year Award. Hagy is one of 32 players nationally on that list.
The distinctions come on the heels of a stunning freshman campaign at Cornell for the son of Scott and Karen Hagy. In fact, his performances merited him a finalist spot for the prestigious Jerry Rice Award, which is given annually to the national freshman of the year in the Football Championship Subdivision.
Cornell's leading rusher (528 yards, seven touchdowns), Hagy ranked seventh in the Ivy League in that category. He was one of two Big Red freshmen named to the College Sports Journal FCS All-Freshman Team. The two-time Ivy League Rookie of the Week ranked second in the Ancient Eight in both scoring and all-purpose yardage in conference games only.
Hagy finished the year ranked in the top 10 in the Ivy League in rushing, receptions, all-purpose yards and scoring. The conference's top receiving back, he finished fourth on the squad in receptions (48) and receiving yards (513) with two touchdowns.
Hagy established a Cornell freshman record with his 1,054 all-purpose yards. He posted his first career 100-yard rushing game with 124 yards and a touchdown on 18 carries at Columbia, adding eight receptions for 62 yards. He ran for 69 yards and three touchdowns on 15 carries against Ivy champ Penn, while also catching seven passes for 83 yards. He scored a receiving touchdown vs. Dartmouth and had 88 yards rushing and two touchdowns vs. Yale, part of a day with 157 all-purpose yards.
The Almanac's 2012 male athlete of the year dominated the local scene when he competed in football, basketball and baseball at Mt. Lebanon.
Hagy, a two-time first-team all-state selection, led the league with 1,907 rushing yards and 25 touchdowns as a senior. In the process, he became the school's career rushing leader. Hagy was named the Army Iron Man of the Year for Pennsylvania as the state's best two-way player as a senior. He totaled 2,125 all-purpose yards with 25 touchdowns and six two-point conversion scores at running back and posted 81 tackles with three interceptions and 11 pass breakups.
Hagy rushed for more than 4,000 career yards.
He was a three-year captain in football and baseball and a two-year captain for the basketball team. He was an all-section selection as an outfielder after hitting .451 as a junior and helped his team reach the quarterfinals in the state playoffs his senior season. He was the starting point guard on a team that reached the finals of the state championship tournament. On the hardwood, Hagy set school records for career assists (486) and steals (380) while scoring 879 points.
Hagy, whose grandfather, Anthony Cugini, played football at Penn, is enrolled in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
This fall, he will key the offense as fall practice begins in mid-August. The Big Red opens the 2013 season at home against Bucknell on Sept. 21 at Schoellkopf Field.


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The magic continued for the Upper St. Clair girls' basketball. With a lackluster 11-11 record, the Lady Panthers naturally entered the WPIAL Quad-A playoffs as underdogs. Yet, they trumped the competition.
Their 53-48 stunner against Hempfield (19-3) in a playoff opener on Feb. 15 at North Allegheny was reminiscent of last season. In 2012, USC upended Gateway, 55-53, and advanced to the WPIAL finals as well as the second round of the quarterfinals. Last year's club finished 15-13 overall. With the win over the Spartans, the 2013 club improved to 12-11.
"When the WPIAL came out with its match-ups for the first round and we knew we'd stay away from our section, right there, we knew we could stay with a lot of teams," explained Ernie Koontz. "Our record doesn't show it but we've played a very tough exhibition schedule. We challenged our girls and that enabled them to push it to the next level."
After a sloppy first half, USC, which faced playoff teams such as Mt. Lebanon, Bethel Park, Chartiers Valley and Baldwin while posting a 5-7 section slate as well as Obama Academy, Franklin Regional, North Allegheny, indeed, took it to the next level. In fact, they rose to the occasion once they slipped behind, 30-20, in the third quarter.
Though USC jumped ahead, 3-0, on Madison Serio's three-pointer to start the game, the Panthers would not lead again until Serio drained another long-range shot and a short jumper. With just under four minutes to play, USC edged ahead, 43-41.
Serio finished with 12 points while her sister, Jordan, fired in 13, including two critical free throws that iced the contest with 21.2 seconds to play.
"Madison and Jordan will run through a wall for you," said Koontz. "They never say die."
Of the senior Koontz continued, "Jordan is a tremendous leader. She gets us moving. She captains the team the right way. She is my voice on the floor."
Rachel Mazzie was the Panthers' inspiration. The sophomore forward came off the bench and supplied a team-high 14 points, all but two in the second-half uprising. Her bucket with 45.1 seconds to play afforded USC a four-point cushion, 50-46, with 45.1 to play.
"Mazzie, off the bench," said Koontz, "provided us with big shots. She's not realized her potential yet."
Neither have sophomore Diandra Conwell and freshman Emma Hasco. Both have been pushed into service due to injuries and illness. With 25 players to start the season, USC is down to 16 able bodies because of seven concussions, a bout with mono and a shoulder injury to starter Constance Raftis.
While Hasco provided a presence handling the ball and the Hempfield pressure, Conwell accounted for several key steals on defense as well as seven points on offense. After Madison Serio tied the game, 41-41, with a trey then gave USC the lead on a bucket, Conwell knocked down a 3-pointer from the corner to widen the gap over Hempfield, 46-41, with 2:50 to play.
"Emma and Diandra have raw talent and they gave so much out there," said Koontz. "With Emma, she's a fantastic soccer player but we are molding her into a basketball player. She probably is our best overall athlete whereas most of our girls are good basketball players. With playing time and experience, we are refining skills."
While she supplied seven points to the effort, Elayna Kaylor has refined her rebounding skills to the point that USC wins games because of that talent. In fact, Kaylor's offensive rebound of a missed free throw late in the contest enabled USC to maintain possession of the ball and control of the outcome.
"Offensive rebounding was a key to this game," concurred Koontz. "Elayna does a fantastic job."
Natalie Condo also did well in her starting role at center. The 6-0 senior also kept things under control inside the paint when Kaylor became saddled with fouls.
"Give this girls a lot of credit. They've overcome a lot of adversity and they play very hard."
For the Spartans the loss was hard because it was the second time USC had ended their season. Hempfield lost to USC, 44-42, in last year's quarterfinals of the WPIAL tournament.
Monica Burns led the Spartans with 17 points. Her 3-pointer with 1:47 to play tied the game, 46-46.
Also in double figures for Hempfield was Leah Knizner. She finished with 10 tallies.
USC will now play Chartiers Valley (17-6) in a quarterfinal contest set for Feb. 22 at a site to be determined. The Lady Colts survived Shaler, 31-29, in their first-round playoff game played at North Hills.


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Well, they've done it again. The Peters Township School Board has distinguished itself once more by meeting to not solve our district's budget, curriculum and facilities issues, but to advance their malevolent and inexplicable need to disrupt and interfere with, of all things, the high school marching band.
In a personnel meeting on May 29, the board singled out the marching band sponsors from a list of nearly 100 other positions being approved by the personnel committee. In addition, in a closed-door executive meeting, they removed the name of one of the co-directors entirely�– not her position, but the individual herself. Mrs. Fox is retiring at the end of the school year after 38 exemplary years of service, but out of loyalty to the band, desired to continue her sponsor role through the summer to help the band prepare for its 2013-14 season. In comments made to several band supporters after the meeting, a board member condescendingly and patronizingly insinuated that their removal of the Mrs. Fox's name from the list was for her own good –�she had served the district well enough for 38 years and should just go off and enjoy her retirement. Additionally, the board member mentioned that the board wanted to see what the marching band director was capable of doing on his own. Heaven save us from a school board that not only oversteps its bounds dictating the terms of a staff person's retirement, but does so with the not-so-subtle insinuation that their hope is that they are also setting up that person's coworker to fail.
The board's performance was an embarrassment to the community. Our marching band kids perform at dozens of football games during their years in band. They have watched Peters teams win – and lose – with grace and dignity. Our band students were in attendance at the standing-room-only meeting of the board last week in order to show their support for the marching band and its staff leadership. Little did they know that a school board meeting is the place to go in Peters Township to see where character doesn't count, as they witnessed the spectacle of a school board member shrilly shouting over other board members and menacingly pointing her finger at the board's own legal counsel. Our student athletes demonstrate good sportsmanship and good manners on and off the field. Some members of the school board could learn a lesson from them and not make a board meeting the place where poor sports and sore losers come to grind one last ax before fading into irrelevancy.
The school board ultimately approved the band sponsors, but it is a hollow victory given the shameful treatment of the band's beloved codirector, who was used as an unwilling pawn in the board's ongoing assault against the Mighty Indian Marching Band. The school board will NEVER have the satisfaction of seeing what the director is capable of doing�or not doing – by himself. The Mighty Indian Marching Band succeeds because of the commitment and dedication of ALL of its members,�more than 150 musicians, dozens of student leaders and hundreds of parent volunteers. Mr. Barney, rest assured, you will NEVER walk, or march, alone.
God bless Mrs. Fox. The Mighty Indian Marching Band will proudly and defiantly march into the future with you in their hearts and they will do so in a Tradition of Pride and Excellence, just like you taught them.
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Please get your facts straight [Zane's World, Jan. 7: "Howdy, Neighbor"]: At the Neighborhood Law Center conference, a Casa Solana homeowner questioned City Councilor Patti Bushee, "Why was one neighborhood in her district, the historic downtown, getting preservation rights while another, historically contributing Casa Solana, having its rights trampled?" The Northwest Quadrant is an admirable, necessary and totally worthwhile development. The problem is infrastructure. None is being planned.
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Zane wrote that the NWQ is "the city's last significant opportunity to ensure that additional affordable housing is built on the north side." I disagree. I tend to think of allowing granny flats, second-floor apartment additions to existing houses, infill development, changing zoning to allow housing over commercial in existing commercial zones, and (dare I say it?) taller buildings, to name other possible options. Density is not something to be afraid of and, done correctly, without allowing the automobile to dictate design, it results in, coincidentally, a beautiful and still-functional cityscape. It's funny, we think of great walking cities in older-built environments around the world: Europe, Japan, Mexico's old colonial towns, to name a few, but we don't seem to create the same conditions here to facilitate the same opportunities.
We cannot allow short-term profit and ignorance of long-term planetary health to be predominant drivers of development.
Another comment from Zane's column that I don't 100 percent agree with is: "It's [the NWQ] also the city's most likely current chance to focus assets and energy on a truly progressive, genuinely green (mostly) and honestly innovative housing effort." If Santa Fe really wants to be a green city, then we are going to have to intensely challenge ourselves to live much more simply and with greater regard to the stewardship of this land. This is not just an environmentalist attitude; it will be a matter of survivability once we run full speed past peak points in our existing imported resources. I acknowledge that overcoming bureaucratic momentum takes tenacity on the part of designers and political will from all of us, but true housing innovation would be the kind of development that necessarily puts our design decisions squarely on the kind of life we can reasonably sustain, right here from immediately local resources.
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I have increasingly become a fan of Zane's column. I enjoy his insightful perspective and stinging wit. He's definitely a keeper. Of course, I don't always agree with him. In this case, it is about his most recent article.
The reason for Santa Fe's chronic water shortage is primarily due to the ever-expanding construction sprawl, an unfortunate symptom of an ever-expanding global population. The current paradigm requires new businesses and residents acquire new buildings, lest we not forget the sacred cow of job creation at the expense of the environment and quality of life for current residents (including wildlife!). It seems to me that, should we make best use of already-existing infrastructure and give purchasing incentives for already-existing buildings on the market (which number in the hundreds, possibly thousands), the BDDP would be unnecessary, and residents could avoid radionuclides in their drinking water and higher rates.
I have broached this subject with my Councilor Patti Bushee, both on the radio and in person, and she seems resigned to the fact that low-cost housing requires new construction. Should we continue to use up increasingly precious resources at the current rate, the affluent, first-world culture we are accustomed to will become more like the post-industrialized and even-further wasted "impoverished, underdeveloped nations" Zane describes.
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Ryan McGrath of Mt. Lebanon has been named captain of the Holy Cross men's hockey team for the 2013-14 season.
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The Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association has selected Garry Cathell for induction into its Hall of Fame.
Windber's Phil DeMarco, Delone Catholic's Denny Frew, Dallas' Ted Jackson and Clearfield's Tim Janocko also were honored during ceremonies at the Big 33 Football Classic held recently in Hershey.
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Assuming most of us have survived this long, there are about 2 million women my age living in the United States right now. I know because I looked up the Census birthrate chart for 1959: the blue line is shaped like a mountain, and I was born at the rocky summit, at the height of the baby boom. It says 4.3 million babies were born that year, and at least half of them were girls.
Which means about 2 million of us are shopping for a spring dress this month. And all but the 100 of our sisters who are both leggy and rich are finding the task impossible.
What is wrong with these stores and their designers (who must be lazy and 20 years old)? Have they not read the papers? The ones that talk about the buying power of the baby boomers? The business pages talking about the CEO of Yahoo, who last week put the kibosh on letting employees work from home in their jammies?
We need dresses, people!
Not that I don't own a few; one side of my closet is stuffed with the frocks of seasons gone by – dresses that fit but are tired; dresses bought a size too small in a moment of insane and futile optimism; dresses a bit too big that I keep as trophies; and dresses from catalogs that won't let me return them without the receipt I lost.
I have three speaking engagements this spring. I could wear a dress I already have, but sometimes a girl just wants to look extra pretty. And so I've set off on a trek to find a dress. Just one dress – something that will work for all three events. During one long shopping day at the mall, I visited no fewer than eight stores, department and small chain and boutique, and exited four hours later with nothing but an Auntie Anne's pretzel and blisters on my feet.
And it's not like I went in there confused or unfocused. I know what I want: a dress with a fit-and-flare shape, which means something to show the contours of my top part but not my bottom part. And since we're on the topic of what the sadistic fashion magazines like to call "problem areas," I would like the skirt to cover both my thighs and both my knees in their entirety. My arms are OK, so I don't have to have sleeves, but there is no way I am getting up in front of all those people in strapless. Oh, and no pink.
Here's what I found instead. Frocks in jelly bean colors with flippy skirts that will never touch a knee unless the wearer is three-foot-two; "sheath" dresses both short and tight that don't look right on anybody not airbrushed; and bedazzled bits of strapless frippery favored by the casts of reality shows.
And then there's the other category, for "mature" women. There are whole stores (with names starting with C) with dresses so soft and long and flowy I could wear them without any undergarments and get away with it. The fabrics are spongy and have big prints and are what the magazines call "forgiving."
Well, forgive me, but in those dresses I look like I'm standing in a bucket wearing a shower curtain. Define the waist, ladies. Isn't that what Stacy and Clinton are always telling people on "What Not to Wear"?
Having struck out at the mall, I've turned to the Internet. I haven't found anything yet (not that my sister isn't trying; she sends me links every day), but I still have eternal the hope of spring.
And if I order something, I'm holding onto the receipt.
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Area residents will probably recognize the name Robert Isenberg – over the past 14 years, he has become the consummate Pittsburgh writer: journalist, playwright, travel-writer, author and critic. And on March 6, Isenberg will flaunt a new title: local filmmaker.
As part of the brand-new Screen and Be Seen series at the Hollywood Theater in Dormont, Isenberg will show a series of short videos, as well as his acclaimed 43-minute documentary, "The Trail." Each video illustrates a different genre from Isenberg's ever-expanding oeuvres – comic vignette, experimental short, gonzo documentary and feature-length travelogue. "The Trail" makes its first big-screen appearance since its January debut on WQED's Filmmaker's Corner.
Isenberg's short nonfiction films celebrate outdoor recreation and Pittsburgh's dynamic landscape. In such films as "Rock On" (about urban bouldering), "Pittsburgh Pavement" (road deterioration), and "Rapid Ascent" (aerobic stair-climbing inside the Cathedral of Learning), Isenberg trains his lens on improvised adventure in Western Pennsylvania. "The Trail" chronicles his six-day bicycle journey from Pittsburgh to Washington, D.C., along the Great Allegheny Passage and C&O Canal.
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William Roberts, 44, of 908 Rostraver St., Monessen; unsworn falsification; charged June 8, 2011, after telling police he had never been arrested before and for failing to comply with sexual offender registration requirements; sentence – 2 months to 12 months in jail.
Joshua Hellen, 21, of 130 Reservoir Hill Road, Jefferson; possession of a small amount of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia; charged following a traffic stop Aug. 12 along Morton Street in Millsboro; sentence – 12 months of probation.
Jesse Alan Jenkins, 19, of 135 W. College St., Canonsburg; possession of drug paraphernalia; charged after police found him to be in possession of a glass pipe April 21 along South Central Avenue in Canonsburg; sentence – Probation Without Verdict program for 12 months.
Joshua A. Billion, 25, of 123 ½ Main St., New Eagle; possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver; charged June 14 for selling heroin to a confidential informant at his residence; sentence – 6 to 23 months in jail.
Cody Coyle, 19, of 12 Hutchinson Ave., Apt. B, Canonsburg; possession of drug paraphernalia; charged April 21 after police responded to an incident along South Central Avenue in Canonsburg; sentence – Probation Without Verdict program for 12 months.
Anthony Nasal, 64, of 120 Nasal Lane, Finleyville; neglect of care of a dependent person, first offense of driving under the influence, driving with a suspended license, possession of a controlled substance; charged for hitting his elderly mother on July 6; charged following a one-vehicle crash Dec. 3, 2011, at Route 136 and Chapel Hill Road, Nottingham Township; sentence – 15 to 36 months in jail, $1,000 fine, 12-month license suspension.
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Richard A. Grant, 21, of 435 Cross St., Brownsville; two counts of DUI, two counts of driving with a suspended license; charged following a traffic stop March 7 on Dally Road and Highpoint Drive in California in which he refused breath testing; charged Aug. 11, 2011, during a stop in Monongahela; sentence – 13 days to 12 months in jail, $1,400 fine, 12-month license suspension
Jay C. Plants, 40, of 135 Main St., Apt. B, West Alexander; third offense of DUI; charged following a traffic stop Feb. 25, 2012, on Old Brick Road near Interstate 70 in Donegal Township for having a BAC of 0.141 percent; sentence – 6 to 18 months of probation with the first 6 months on electronic home monitoring and the first 3 months on SCRAM-X, 18-month license suspension, $1,500 fine.
Eric John Michael Tarnik, 24, of 430 Chartiers Ave., Canonsburg; possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver, two counts of DUI, theft by deception; charged for depositing bad checks at Washington Federal Bank on Pike Street in Canonsburg between November 2010 and January 2011; charged April 1 for selling cocaine to a confidential informant at Hickory and Oak streets in Cecil; charged April 27 following a two-vehicle crash on West Wylie Avenue in Canton Township for having a BAC of 0.232 percent; charged July 4 following a traffic stop at Technology Drive and Southpointe Boulevard in Cecil Township for having a BAC of 0.164 percent; sentence – 11 months and 20 days to 35 months of probation with the first 11 months and 20 days on electronic, home monitoring, ordered to pay $2,794 in restitution, 12-month license suspension.
Carly M. Grove, 23, of 355 North Main St., Washington; two counts of DUI; charged following a traffic stop March 22 along West Chestnut Street in Washington for having a BAC of 0.136 percent; charged Oct. 1 at Hall and Lewis avenues in Washington for having a BAC of 0.159 percent; sentence – 4 days to 6 months in jail followed by 12 months in the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition program, $500 fine, 12-month license suspension.
Richard A. Brooks, 57, no address given; escape; charged for failing to return to jail after he was given a temporary furlough to seek employment while serving time in 2002; sentence – 30 days to 12 months in jail.
Brett E. Folk, 41, of 209 McShane Ave., Canonsburg; first offense of DUI; charged following a two-vehicle crash in the 100 block of Franklin Farms Road, Washington, after he refused a breath test; sentence – 72 hours to 6 months in jail, $1,000 fine.
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Carley Adams, a sophomore at Washington & Jefferson College, has never traveled outside the United States.
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A graduate of Peters Township High School, Adams is leaving in May for Cartago, Costa Rica, to work in clinics, helping to treat and educate people with HIV and AIDS. Adams is a studio art and communication arts double major active in theater.
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I think DJForce might have had some influence on this project with his awesome Grayskull turret. I got a nice clean sample of the original cutout on Ebay for $15, scanned it into Photoshop and cleaned it up a bit. The file size ended up being around 40mb but the print came out beautifully! Emailed the file, and about two weeks later got it FedEx. You can still see some rubbing on the cardboard around the edges from the original scan, but it actually looks very cool like that! Total project cost me about $115, which I have to say is not too shabby at all for a 6 foot Grayskull Robot!!! After getting him, I kinda wish I had made him 7 foot, but he is awesome nonetheless. I'm hoping to bring him to Power Con next year if I get a booth again. I was thinking it would be really cool to cut out the face area and have people pose and take pictures. Not sure if I will do that or not, but its a thought.
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Brilliant idea!!
That is bad ass! Which company did you use for the cardboard cutout? That looks super clean!
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That is the coolest thing ever! But please, do not cut out a spot for faces, as this should not be wrecked. I think it is cooler to pose next to.
I love it! Great idea!
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This was a GREAT idea! Was the width a limitation, or you wanted to cutoff the rest to save money/space? Would you be willing to share the file by chance? I had a second-hand Grayskull as a kid, so I never had any of the cardboard cutouts.
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New yoga studio opens in South Fayette
Inside an inconspicuous office building on Mayview Road in South Fayette Township is a warm and inviting yoga studio that just opened.
On July 15, Updog Yoga opened its doors, and an official grand opening celebration and open house was held on July 21 with hors d'oeuvres and other refreshments. The space features a 900 square-foot yoga studio as well as another 500 square-foot changing area.
Business partners and friends Dawna Dodd and Nicole Werger, who goes by Nicci, co-own Updog Yoga, the name of which comes from a popular yoga pose. Dodd, who lives in McDonald and was raised in Canonsburg, has a background in art and designed the studio. Werger of Upper St. Clair, who recently graduated from college, handles the business portion. Both Dodd and Werger are instructors at the studio, which also has three other instructors.
"We're so excited," Werger said about the studio at the open house. Both she and Dodd gained an interest in yoga about a year-and-a-half ago. Dodd's original vision was a five-year plan for opening her own studio, but Werger encouraged her that the time to do it was right now.
"It was love at first practice," Dodd said of yoga.
Dodd said Updog Yoga will offer heated or "hot" yoga classes, as well as unheated classes, and eventually the studio wants to offer kids classes and prenatal yoga classes. In the "hot" yoga classes, the studio is heated with radiant heating anywhere from 85 to 95 degrees, Werger said.
"We want customers to be at home here," Werger said.
Werger and Dodd both agreed that anyone can practice yoga. Dodd added that her mother, who is in her late 50s, came in and did a class.
"It's accessible for everybody," Dodd said, adding that it's low-impact, helps to relieve stress and helps the body detoxify.
"Our main goal is to our love of yoga," Dodd said.
Updog Yoga is located at 1840 Mayview Road in South Fayette. Werger and Dodd said those interested in yoga can stop by to take a class or visit www.updogyoga.org.


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And many of those people have sought that help from Washington City Mission. In fact, the mission is finding that its client base has grown so much that it's eyeing a major expansion that, when completed, would consume nearly two city blocks on West Wheeling Street in Washington. The multi-phase project is estimated to cost more than $10 million.
"We're simply out of space," said Dean Gartland, mission president and chief executive officer.
For 71 years, the mission has been reaching out to the area's homeless and needy. In 1963, the mission obtained a church building at 84 W. Wheeling St., where it headquartered its efforts, offering meals and overnight housing to those in need. The mission's offerings have also included educational opportunities and medical clinics.
The mission operated mainly on contributions until opening its recycling center and string of thrift stores that now provide a steady stream of revenue by converting donated items into cash.
As the mission grew, so did its client base, and in recent times, the number of those in need has exceeded any expectations.
For example, Gartland pointed out that the mission served 75 homeless veterans in 2012 and had to turn away 55 women who sought shelter in December alone.
Jerry Oxford, director of Hope Enterprise, said that in November, the mission gave away 110 turkeys, more than it had every done before.
"We're seeing a complete increase" in all aspects of need, said Oxford. "We have to grow because of what's happening in our communities."
About a year ago, the mission hired RSSC Architecture of McMurray to develop a master plan.
"We'll be asking for general comments," said architect Jim Roos, who will present the plan Wednesday. "We're hoping (city officials) will give us some direction."
The plan calls for the mission acquiring the buildings from its church location eastward to Washington Ambulance and Chair Service. Two of those buildings, including the former Habitat for Humanity site, will be demolished to provide a drive-through drop-off area to a new two-story, 20,000-square-foot recycling/donation center on West Strawberry Avenue.
The building at 62 W. Wheeling will remain intact but will be converted into a facility to serve and house homeless veterans.
"We will then be able to shelter 16 veterans," said Gartland, who pointed out that the mission could then apply for veterans' services funding.
This will be the first phase of the project. It is estimated to cost about $3 million, and the mission recently requested $500,000 in Local Share Act funding for the work, he said.
Future phases call for the building of a 100-bed dormitory that will offer separate housing for men and women, and renovation of the current recycling center, located behind the church, for administrative, counseling and Samaritan services.
The plan also calls for converting the church building into a community outreach and education center.
When all the work is completed, the mission will own nearly two blocks of property, beginning at Franklin Street.
"We want to position ourselves for the future, making the mission sustainable for the next 50 years," said Oxford.
According to Roos, the mission is hoping to begin the project in the fall.
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I wanted to go to Elmwood ever since I found out last summer that my g-g-g-grandfather, Nathaniel C Callaway, was buried there, in the section called Confederate Soldiers Rest.
This week, one of my newly found Callaway cousins and I had a Nike moment, and said let's just do it.
So we went today.
We found Nathaniel's grave, with the help of a map with tiny little plot numbers on it, and a very enthusiastic office staffer with a magnifying glass. We also found Levi Callaway's grave - he was a fourth cousin to Nathaniel.
Neither grave was marked, apart from the little concrete markers with the plot numbers, 652 and 140, on them. But now we know where they are, and we can order markers from the government, pay the cemetery to set the stones, and then get our photos.
Elmwood is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is huge, and tours are given by advance request for groups of ten or more. You can take an audio driving tour solo, but we just decided to meander on our own.
I took 202 photos. It was very hard for me to pare down the number to post.
This is a long shot of the Oddfellows section of the cemetery. The name Oddfellows refers to a number of friendly societies operating in the United Kingdom. It also refers to a number of Lodges with histories dating back to the 18th century. These various organisations were set up to protect and care for their members and communities at a time when there was no welfare state, trade unions or National Health Service. The aim was (and still is) to provide help to members when they need it.
All the markers in that section look the same.
Confederate Soldiers Rest was impressive in its size, and the variety of states from which the soldiers came.
The Confederate Soldiers' monument.
This has to be the largest broken tree monument I have ever seen. The tallest I had seen before was about the size of a grown man. This was much larger.
Lt. Col. Snowden's monument is a cenotaph.
He was buried in American Military Cemetery #1 in France.
There were two other photographers shooting this one when we came up on it.
The monument on a child's grave.
The crypts and mausoleums were impressive.
We couldn't figure this one out. It was shaped like a cross, and was completely sealed in concrete.
Side view.
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Sharpshooting or controlled hunting would be cheap, effective and safe means of controlling Mt. Lebanon's deer population, according to a presentation at the Oct. 8 commission meeting.
Jody Maddock, a deer management technician with White Buffalo, presented several different options for deer control within the municipality. The information was based largely on a report prepared by Dr. Anthony DeNicola, president of White Buffalo. According to DeNicola's data there are between 400 and 500 deer living in Mt. Lebanon. That's about 70 to 80 per square mile. Risks associated with large deer populations include public health hazards such as Lyme disease and vehicle collisions.
According to Maddock, methods for controlling deer populations range from uncontrolled hunting to controlled hunting, sharpshooting, euthanization and contraception or sterilization. Of these options, he said, hunting and sharpshooting are least costly and most efficient.
With sharpshooting, for example, deer are lured to specific areas with bait, then killed with a single bullet to the brain. The cost per deer would be somewhere between $200 and $400. Maddock said the downsides to this approach included negative public perception and legal limits on where firearms could be discharged. He also took pains to emphasize safety precautions.
"You shoot only in designated areas," he explained. "In about two percent of cases something may go wrong. You could have an animal that requires a second shot or an animal that roams."
Maddock added that he could not recall a single safety incident involving a sharpshooter.
Sterilization, by contrast, involves tranquilizing deer and then having a veterinarian perform surgery. This technique would not involve firearms and could also reduce the long-term costs associated with managing the deer population. In the short term, however, it would be far more expensive, on the order of $1,000 per animal.
Maddock advised commissioners to employ multiple techniques for the first couple years, then switch over to sterilization once the deer population had been reduced to a manageable level.
"Tony strongly encourages that you come up with goals and desired outcomes first. Then look at the options available to you," he concluded.


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RICHEYVILLE – A kind gesture extended Friday by a Richeyville man to a stranger set off a bizarre chain of events that led to the safe return of a 2-year-old West Virginia girl and the ultimate capture of the man suspected in her kidnapping earlier in the day.
Driving in his van, Jim Weid approached the kidnapping suspect, identified as Timothy Adam White, 23, along Route 40 near Weid's home. Not knowing that White was wanted by police, Weid asked him if he needed help because he was carrying around a young girl in the cold, state police said.
"This heart told me to stop and save this baby," Weid said, pounding his chest with his hand while talking to reporters outside his 510 Oak St. home, where the young girl was placed in the care of a Washington County Children and Youth Services employee.
Weid said the suspect, without hesitation, opened the door to his van and got inside with the girl, who began her journey that day in a 2009 Toyota Corolla when the vehicle was stolen about 11:45 a.m. at a convenience store in Preston County, W.Va.
Pennsylvania state police Cpl. Lou Reda said the stolen vehicle later was discovered by PennDOT workers along Interstate 79 in Amwell Township, Washington County.
Troopers arrived to find the vehicle parked, out of gasoline, near the Lone Pine Shed. A check of the license plate, he said, eventually identified the vehicle as the one involved in the kidnapping, he said.
It was not immediately clear how White made his way about 17 miles from Amwell to the Giant Eagle GetGo in Richeyville, where Weid first noticed him with the young girl about 1:30 p.m. Police said White may have hitchhiked a ride to the village in Centerville Borough.
"I felt bad for the kid. Something didn't seem right," Weid said.
He said he asked White some questions, but the man "just seemed out of it."
Weid said he drove the two to his house and White immediately got out of his van, walked across the street and stole an Atlantic Broadband van parked outside a neighbor's house.
The cable company employee told police he went inside that house, leaving the key in the van's ignition and discovered it gone when he went back outside to retrieve equipment.
Reda said police used a device to locate a global positioning system inside the stolen van and soon learned it was still in the Richeyville area.
At that point, police from multiple departments surrounded the community.
A state trooper patrolling the nearby Mon-Fayette Expressway later noticed the stolen van on the toll road, initiating a police pursuit to Route 51 near Century III Mall.
White was taken into custody after the stolen van crashed into a couple police cruisers used as a larger barricade to end the pursuit in the vicinity of the mall.
He was taken to Jefferson Hospital as a precaution after refusing treatment for injuries he suffered in the crash, Reda said.
Police were making plans to hold White in the Allegheny County jail on a charge of arrest prior to requisition until state police in Washington County obtain a warrant to charge him in connection with stolen vehicle. West Virginia authorities were expected to eventually extradite White to that state to face charges in connection with the kidnapping.
State police are seeking information from anyone who may have encountered White and transported him from the Lone Pine area to Richeyville. Contact state police in Pittsburgh at 412-787-2000.
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