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ROGERSVILLE – West Greene junior Karley Isiminger's senior class project played to a full house April 29, even though it's not due until next year.
High school students filed into the auditorium at 2 p.m., most wondering what was coming next. For them, classes had been disrupted since first period by a dark, faceless grim reaper armed with a scythe, who entered one classroom after another to take students out.
Those students returned, eyes darkened, wearing T-shirts that read, "I can't speak. I'm only a memory." Periodically, television news bulletins broke in with student announcers describing yet another tragic loss of life on the highway.
"Breaking news – a prom night gone bad. This just in – two brothers hit by drunken driver. Developing story – a local teacher and his 5-year-old daughter killed in a drunk driving accident."
Even more startling, state Trooper Bart Lemansky from the Waynesburg barracks, strode into classrooms to arrest two students who reappeared in orange prison shirts that read "Bad Decision."
Now, students faced a row of cardboard tombstones lining the stage. Off to one side a coffin sat on a gurney. Isiminger stood behind the curtain, waiting for her cue to enter, as the projected image on the backdrop spelled out the hard truth of her project, just in time for spring prom season: "Drunk Driving Kills."
"I had to do it this year because I'll be presenting my senior project before next year's prom," Isiminger explained. "It" was an elaborate day of play-acting that had been kept secret from fellow classmates. Those in on it played their parts from the first bell of the day. Now they waited in the wings, and waited to describe imagined deaths that need not have happened. One by one they filed onstage.
"Just a party, just some friends, just a few drinks. Who ever thought this could happen to me? I knew better than to get in that car. My decision mattered."
"My future was set. I'm graduating high school, going into the military. But the decision I made has erased all my dreams. Now my dreams take place in a cell."
One was older – a teacher, holding a little girl's hand. "We were heading to meet my wife and our other two kids for dinner when our car was hit by a drunk driver." Turning, he faced a student in a prison orange shirt. "Bryan, your decision mattered."
"One in five teenagers binge drinks," Isiminger informed her audience. Binge drinking is chugging alcohol as quickly as possible to get drunk. Binge drinking leads to blackouts behind the wheel and in some cases death by overdose. "Now many of you have done this, but if any of you have a little brother or sister, think of this – almost one in three eighth-graders have tried alcohol. Would you want that to be your sibling?
"Students who use alcohol are five times more likely to drop out of school. You may be thinking who cares, but car crashes are the leading cause of death for teenagers, and one-third of them are alcohol-related. I know this may seem like another boring program that our principals and teachers are making you listen to, but my brother Travis used to sit in this very room and think the same thing. He used to think it would never be him."
There was a slideshow of photos taken during the day as the grim reaper gathered victims and the news broadcasts broke into classrooms. As the images faded, Isiminger explained the personal tragedy that inspired her to work for over a year to put on this show.
"Even though none of this really happened today, I want to tell you the real truth. On December 4, 2010, my brother Travis was in a drunk-driving accident. My brother drank, got in the driver's seat, drove and hit another car that had a mother and her two kids in it. A little girl died that night. The mother was injured as well."
What happened that night in Pittsburgh changed lives forever.
Travis, a 2006 West Greene graduate, had gone out that night to celebrate his first day of class to become a certified welder. He spent the next 17 months never seeing sunlight while awaiting trial in the Allegheny County jail. After pleading guilty to homicide by vehicle while driving under the influence and aggravated assault while DUI, he was transferred to the State Correctional Institution-Western, then to Camp Hill, Harrisburg, then to SCI-Mercer near Erie to serve out the remainder of his 6-to-12-year sentence.
For the Isiminger family, it was a slow motion nightmare that began in church with a phone call.
"When we found out about my brother, I watched (my parents) both go into a shocked daze. It was scary. Nobody knew what to do or say." Isiminger recounted the shock of being told by the media what had happened, of the mountain of legal bills and shouldered debts, of the hours of driving to visit Travis, first in one prison then another, of the missed phone calls and family holidays that will never feel the same.
"Although we have our fair share of troubles, we don't feel sorry for ourselves because we know there is a family that will never be able to hug or kiss their little girl or watch her grow up. All because of a decision a drunk driver made."
Isiminger held up a letter. "I asked Travis to help me a little bit so everyone understands what could happen if you make the same decision to drink and drive." The letter graphically described the sick horror of waking up in jail, realizing what had happened, of facing the grieving family at trial, the hard justice of more than two years of incarceration and years more to come, the loneliness of separation from family and friends, the nightmare of having caused the death of another person.
"I was in such shock I didn't think it was real. I've seen fightings, stabbings and death. Family members have passed. I can't even remember the last time I was with them. One mistake changed the lives of many people. If you drink and drive, it will catch up with you."
For Lemansky, the nightmare of driving drunk never ends.
"I want you to close your eyes – every one of you. I have the picture that I want you to have." Lemansky stood center stage, hands clenched behind him. "Picture your front door. It's 1:30 a.m. Picture me walking toward it. Who is on the other side of that door when I knock? Can you picture their faces? Did I wake your little brother or sister? Are they standing there, too? I've seen those faces more than 50 times in 14 years. There's no easy way to say it. The pain and the heartbreak when I tell them takes a little chunk out of me. I can't sleep for a few days. Picture it."
When the performance ended, friends and family gathered to hug Isiminger, now smiling with relief. Her message had been delivered and there was one person left to thank – funeral director Gene Rush of Rogersville, who has his own grim part to play when West Greene teens drink and drive. "He was very supportive of my project. He sponsored the T-shirts and he delivered the coffin."
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Government officials and residents gathered in South Fayette Township the morning of May 7 to celebrate the groundbreaking of a future location of Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC that will be called Children's South. About 50 people attended the groundbreaking for the new pediatric facility, which will be located on 2.6 acres of property adjacent to the former Star City Theater property along Hickory Grade Road and Route 50. Those in attendance included South Fayette Township Commissioners and employees and school board members and administrators, as well as personnel from Children's Hospital and Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald.
During his remarks, Fitzgerald said the opening of Children's Hospital in Lawrenceville "transformed" that community. "This facility will also enhance what's going on here in South Fayette. It will really enhance this part of the county," he said. "We're delighted at the county level. It's an exciting day to break ground here."
South Fayette Township Manager Ryan Eggleston said the groundbreaking of the new pediatric facility "ushers in the beginning of a new journey in healthcare." He also thanked the board of commissioners "for turning this vision into reality." Eggleston added, "The community of South Fayette and adjacent areas will be forever impacted," by the opening of the new facility.
Deron Gabriel, president of South Fayette Township Board of Commissioners, thanked the board for their leadership in bringing the facility to the township. He said by bringing healthcare services for children to the township it will make it "a better, safer place for our children." Gabriel added, as far as development in the township with the new Children's Hospital facility and the forthcoming Newbury Market, "We're really going to see a synergy between developments here on Route 50. We're very excited."
Chris Gessner, president of Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC, said that a new facility has been planned for a long time because "we've outgrown our Bethel Park space." He said he was happy to have worked out an agreement with the township for the property.
The facility is tentatively set to open in October 2014.
Plans for the new facility have been in the works since early 2012, when in March, commissioners in South Fayette passed a resolution accepting UPMC's $1.65 million bid for the 2.6 acre parcel. The bid also included a $100,000 contribution to the township to go toward the funding of its civic center project at the former theater site.
According to Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC, the new 60,000 square-foot Children's South facility will be LEED certified and feature expanded outpatient services including pediatric sub-specialty care, various therapies, primary care, advanced imaging services and after-hours urgent care. The four-story facility will also include a 15,000 square-foot open gym and exam room space for rehabilitation services to include speech, audiology, physical therapy and occupational therapy.


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A woman in Louisiana has won the right to give her neighbors what some consider an obscene holiday greeting -- at least for now.
Sarah Childs raised eyebrows in her Denham Springs neighborhood when she hung Christmas lights in the shape of a hand with an extended middle finger on her roof last month, the Daily Mail reported.
The display drew complaints from neighbors, and Childs removed it twice after police threatened to fine her and take her to jail.
Her case drew the attention of the American Civil Liberties Union, which filed a lawsuit against the city, and on Thursday Childs won a temporary injunction to keep the lights up until another hearing in January, The Associated Press reported.
"Not only is it a direct First Amendment violation, the city also does not have the right to retaliate against Ms. Childs collaterally for conduct it could not prohibit directly," ACLU attorney Justin Harrison said in a statement.
Denham Springs attorney Paeton Burkett told the AP the city will comply with Brady's order. She declined to comment on the lawsuit.
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Nearly three decades after three East Washington widows were slain, an attorney for convicted killer Roland Steele has brought to light the U.S. Department of Justice's review of an FBI witness who was found to have overstated the reliability of hair comparison as a direct link between Steele and one of the victims.
Steele, now 66, was convicted in January 1986 of three counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of 88-year-old Lucille Horner, 86-year-old Minnie Warrick and 85-year-old Sarah Knutz.
The women were leaving a charity luncheon at the former Club Internationale, Millcraft Center, in Washington June 21, 1985, when witnesses said they met Steele, formerly of McKees Rocks and Canonsburg. Witnesses saw him talking with Horner and later driving her car.
The women's bodies, minus their jewelry, were found the next day under a pile of old tires and brush in the Cecil Township coal mine village National Two, where Steele once lived. Karate-style blows were determined to have caused their deaths. Their purses were found at the side of the dirt road, credit cards and cash missing.
After a series of appeals, Steele was scheduled to die by lethal injection June 18, 2009. A federal judge, however, issued an indefinite stay of execution so Steele could seek federal review of his conviction and death sentence.
In a petition that arrived Thursday at the Washington County clerk of courts office, Steele's federal defense attorney, Billy H. Nolas, presented correspondence that shows the work of the FBI hair examiner, Andrew Podolak, had come into question in another case, prompting a review by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Podolak's conclusion in an unrelated case had been found to be incorrect, so in 2002, the FBI conducted a review of 26 cases which involved Podolak to determine if he made "incorrect associations."
The FBI asked that state police re-submit hair samples of Minnie Warrick in Steele's case so its laboratory could re-examine them. They were found to have deteriorated to the point that they could not be analyzed.
Nolas said he discovered only recently that Podolak's work was being reviewed.
John Crab Jr., special counsel for the Department of Justice, found Podolak to have given testimony that was erroneous and invalid.
This "affected the jury's verdict, as it was the only direct physical evidence connecting Mr. Steele with the victims and was emphasized by the prosecutor in arguing Mr. Steele's guilt," Nolas contends.
Despite the testimony of many witnesses in Washington who said they saw Steele wearing a blue-gray suit the day the women disappeared, the hairs Podolak said matched those of Minnie Warrick were found on a brown jacket and pair of trousers of the same color.
"It is noted that hair comparisons do not constitute a basis of absolute personal identification," Nolas wrote in his 28-page petition, but Podolak said he had the ability to make such comparisons with certainty.
"My opinion is that those hairs came from Minnie Warrick," Podolak testified at Steele's trial, but Nolas claims there is no scientific basis for this assertion and that Podolak "dramatically and falsely overstated his ability to draw such a conclusion. … (His) testimony was not only false, it was also inadmissible. There was no physical evidence linking Mr. Steele with the crime."
The defense attorney said the FBI, Canadian Mounted Police and Scotland Yard discount that hair is as individual as a fingerprint. Steele's defense attorney should have requested public funds to retain an expert who could have refuted Podolak's testimony, Nolas wrote in his petition, in which he also questioned Podolak's statement that he had conducted 16,000 hair examinations, branding it "likely inflated and exaggerated, calling his credentials into question."
Nolas claims Podolak's testimony denied Steele a fair trial, and he asked that Steele be allowed to have a hearing on what he called tainted evidence.
Steele's case was tried during an era before science and technology included DNA evidence. The FBI review of Steele's case was conducted to ensure that FBI lab reports and examiners' testimony met accepted scientific standards and to identify those cases in which it was below standard so that "any appropriate remedial action may be taken."
Prosecuting Steele was the late John C. Pettit, who served six, four-year terms as Washington County district attorney. Then-assistant public defender Paul Tershel represented Steele, whose fate rested in the hands of a jury chosen in Erie County because of extensive pre-trial publicity here.
District Attorney Eugene Vittone could not immediately be reached for comment on Steele's petition for a hearing.
Nolas, a member of the capital habeas corpus unit in the Federal Community Defender Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, also represented Steele in a 2000 Washington County court proceeding in which Steele was seeking a new trial or life imprisonment rather than the death penalty.
Nolas at that time also focused on errors in the trial, including misleading testimony from Podolak.
Steele, an inmate at the State Correctional Institution, Greene County, won a Carnegie Hero medal when he was 17 for pulling a boy from the path of a train. He has denied involvement in the women's deaths, claiming he was a victim of mistaken identity.
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USC police chief to retire after 45 years
USC police chief to retire after 45 years
Upper St. Clair Township Commissioners on June 3 honored the township's police chief, who is retiring June 24 after 45 years with the force.
Ronald J. Pardini, 75, started in the township police as a patrolman in Jan. 1969, according to a proclamation read at the meeting by Commission President Robert Orchowski.
He was promoted to sergeant, lieutenant and deputy chief of police before becoming the chief in Jan. 1986, Orchowski said.
"Chief Pardini's efforts have contributed significantly to the growth and overall quality of life in the township, resulting in one of the safest communities not only in Allegheny County, but the entire commonwealth."
Pardini said he wanted to "thank township manager (Matthew Serakowski) for his style of leadership" that allowed Pardini to administer the police department as he felt necessary.
"Your co-workers become your best friends," he said.
Pardini said he will miss "talking politics with the girls" in the township offices.
He said "I'm gonna miss that. It's going to take quite a while to get used to."
In other business June 3, commissioners honored Kirk Richard Egeland for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. Egeland, a junior at Upper St. Clair High School, completed a landscaping project at his church, Beverly Heights Church in Mt. Lebanon. He supervised 114 hours of work by 25 volunteers.


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Rick Bertagnolli, California University's veteran women's softball coach, has won two NCAA Division II national championships, so he knows what an exceptional team looks like. He's not ready to put his current edition of the Vulcans in that category despite its 11-0 start to the season.
Bertagnolli, however, also knows how hard it is for a team from the northeast to win its first 11 games, especially one that doesn't have a senior on its roster and has played all of its games in the Carolinas.
That's why Bertagnolli is ecstatic about Cal's fast start.
"We're 11-0 and loving every minute of it," Bertagnolli said Tuesday morning. "I know starting 11-0 has never happened before for me in 30-some years of coaching. It's sensational for the players. The amazing thing is they don't realize what they've accomplished. I've tried to let them know how cherished this run to start a season is."
Bertagnolli says he doesn't know when Cal's last 11-0 start was. The school's athletics website has records for the softball program that date back only 10 years, so all anyone around campus knows is it's been more than a decade since the Vulcans had enjoyed this kind of start – if it has happened at all.
California won back-to-back national championships in 1997 and '98, but even those teams didn't start 11-0. Heck, starting 1-0 was almost impossible.
"We had a ton of talent here during the 1990s and into the early 2000s. We had world-caliber talent," Bertagnolli said. "I know we'd always start the season 0-1 because I would find team from down south that was national-championship contender and we'd open the season against them on the road. Our teams would come in thinking they were good, but I wanted to give them a starting point."
Cal's opponents in the first 11 games this season aren't national powers, but winning 11 games in a row at any level is difficult. The young but consistent Vulcans have outscored their opponents 83-29 and quickly established an identity that Bertagnolli likes.
"We're a grinder-type of team," Bertagnolli says. "We have to work every inning, every pitch. We have no superstars. We bring our lunch pails to work each day, and so far they're full of food. We're definitely a working-class team."
And everything has been working for Cal. The Vulcans have received instant impact from four freshmen in the starting lineup, including Lindsay Reicoff, a Chartiers Valley graduate. Reicoff leads Cal in almost all offensive categories, including batting average (.543). She also has a 2-0 record as a pitcher. Another freshman two-way player is Alex Sagl of Ontario who is batting .364 and has been dominant as a pitcher with a 5-0 record, 0.89 ERA and 37 strikeouts in 31 1/3 innings.
Junior pitcher Hope Spancake has a 4-0 record, and sophomore shortstop Breanna Morris of Waynesburg leads the Vulcans with 12 RBI, is batting .424 and has showed marked improvement over her freshman campaign.
"The biggest thing is the confidence factor for Breanna," Bertagnolli said. "Coming out of high school and the summer ball, players think they understand the speed of the college game. But it's magnified so much more than they're used to. It takes some time to adjust."
After playing each of the last three weekends, the Vulcans are in the midst of a 19-day layoff. Cal is idle until March 15 when it play West Virginia State in the Salem (Va.) Invitational.
Nobody knows how long Cal's undefeated ride will continue when it finally gets back on the diamond. What is certain is that the future is bright for Cal softball and its seniorless team.
"This is the first time I've ever had a team without a senior," Bertagnolli pointed out. "That means the leadership comes from everywhere. This team will play hard from start to finish, and have fun doing it."
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It has survived Prohibition in the 1920s, a name change and a 1937 fire that destroyed its headquarters. But the Fraternal Order of Bears, Den 83, has withstood it all and will mark 100 years Tuesday at its hall on Hallam Avenue in Meadow Lands.
"We survived Prohibition and the place burning down," said John Zambell, who has served as the president for the last eight years. "We've got a good body of guys here."
It was Jan. 15, 1913, when the members were presented their charter from the Grand Den of the Fraternal Order of Bears, according to a social history of the club done almost 40 years ago by Meadow Lands native Mary Ann Bazzoli. The presentation was made two years after a group of men organized a meeting place at a local miner's hall.
"They were coal miners looking for a place to go after work," Zambell said.
"It was a place where they could go have a shot and a beer," James Simonini, a trustee in the club. "They were hard workers."
With few miners owning vehicles and needing a place they could walk to, clubs such as the Bears Club popped up in several of the mining communities, like nearby Arden.
Women are not permitted as members but may go to the club as guests, a rule that has not changed in 100 years. Bazzoli, in her history of the club, noted that a man would bring his wife and children to the back room of the club.
If the ladies wanted an alcoholic beverage, Simonini and Zambell said, there was reportedly a hole in the wall between the two rooms and the drink would be passed through it.
When the 18th Amendment prohibiting alcoholic beverages and the accompanying Volstead Act went into effect in 1920, the club changed its name to the Beacon Club and drew up a new charter. Bazzoli wrote that members were forced to produce their own moonshine and home brew in the basement of the club until they were caught by a U.S. marshal, who padlocked the building.
The building was leased by the Allison Athletic Club until Prohibition was repealed in 1932. The membership grew with the new recruits called "Bears," according to Bazzoli's research. While booze was banned in the hall, members managed to sneak a few pints with them as they participated in sporting events in neighboring communities.
The Meadow Lands den is the only one to have survived Prohibition, said Don Zofchak, a club trustee who has been a member for almost 40 years. When the national den dissolved in 1933, the Meadow Lands den members voted to reopen and take over as the national den.
"Over the years, we have had a few inquiries from groups but nothing has ever materialized," Zofchak chuckled. "If they ever asked for a charter, I don't know what we'd do."
Zofchak said most of the dens had been in the Ohio, Indiana and New York areas. During a visit to Johnstown years ago, Zofchak was exploring the city looking for watermarks left by the floods. Instead, he found a building that had once been a Fraternal Order of Bears den.
When the Meadow Lands den building burned down, it was rebuilt in the same spot within two years. Until the work was completed, the club rented a vacant storefront.
The club has about 350 members, including 30 men with at least 50 years of service.
"The old guys built this club," said Simonini. "Today, we only have about eight guys under the age of 40 and two of them are in the service."
Zofchak said Perry Como continued to pay his membership dues each year. Other visitors have included boxer Sammy Angott and Delvin Miller, legendary harness racing driver and founder of The Meadows.
In its heyday, the club had about 500 members and the social hall on the second floor was regular used for dances.
Zofchak said joining the Bears used to be a rite of passage for fathers and sons.
"My dad brought me down here on my 21st birthday," Zofchak said,
Club members are proud of their contributions to charitable organizations in the community, including 2000 Turkeys and Relay for Life.
All three men agreed the club was a nice, quiet spot to have a drink and talk mostly about sports. Trouble is not tolerated.
"Some people might not even know we are here," Simonini said of the club nestled among homes. "But our neighbors are good to us. They keep a watch on the building when we are not around."
On Tuesday, the members will have their own celebration with meals catered throughout the day. In the spring, the club plans to have an event that will be open to wives and guests.
There are even plans to put a float or vehicle in Canonsburg's Fourth of July parade.
"That's if we can get someone to wear a bear suit in July," Simonini quipped.
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Every little girl who grew up loving horses owned a book from the Saddle Club series – a group of books that chronicle the shenanigans and tales of three best friends as they compete and show on their beloved horses.
Allie Rhoads, 13, Peyton Roy, 13, and Sarah Strain, 14, are living out their own version of the Saddle Club tale in Cecil Township. Rhoads and Roy, both of Peters Township, and Strain, of Upper St. Clair, all compete as part of an equestrian team for Caustelot Farms in McDonald. The girls and their teammates compete in horse shows as part of the Interscholastic Equestrian Association. The IEA invites students in sixth through 12th grade to compete, even when they don't have their own horse. Riders compete with a team or on an individual basis. The middle school team from Caustelot Farms, coached by Kathleen Marciak, placed fourth at the national competition in Oklahoma City last month.
"When I get ready to go in, I think I'm going to mess up," Strain said. "(My) hands are shaking, (but I) go in and forget about it."
The girls competed both individually and as a team. Before the girls made it to nationals, they had to persevere through a lot of competitions and hard work. The competition season lasts from September to March, and to even make it to nationals the girls first have to make it to zones. The IEA has seven zones across the United States. For the second year in a row, the team from Caustelot Farms won at the zone and moved on to nationals.
Preparing for nationals, each girl had a minimum of two riding lessons a week, according to Marciak. And to help prepare for the competition, the girls sometimes switched horses at their lessons. At the competition, "It's a draw," Strain's mother, Amy, said. Each girl is assigned a horse at random when she competes, and under pressure and with little time, must adjust to each horses' quirks and personality.
"(It's) fun to switch," Roy said. Roy competes in Future Beginner, and the team must have one girl compete in each category: beginner, novice and intermediate. "(The) description of horse and handler helps," Rhoads chimed in as the girls discussed the stress of competition. Rhoads competed in Future Novice, and Strain added that she thinks the random horse draw is one of the best parts of the competition.
Marciak said she felt good about the team's chances going to nationals. "(I was) kind of excited," she said. "(They're) a strong team." This was the team's third time attending nationals. The first year, Marciak said, the team placed eighth, but last year didn't place at all. And this year, it was a close competition.
"(We) were tied for first for a while and then were in a three-way tie for second," Marciak said. "(But we) had to look at the big picture. We made it to nationals."
"They were all on their A-game and gave it their heart and soul," Strain's mother added. Strain competed in Future Intermediate and was the reserve champion for one of the classes. Marciak said one of her favorite moments at the competition came when she saw Strain's excited face as she was announced as reserve champion.
"I didn't see that," Amy Strain said. "I was crying." Amy was one of 23 people who traveled to Oklahoma City to watch the girls compete.
"(You) kind of just forget they're there," Roy said. Roy finished the competition by placing eighth individually in Future Beginner Horsemanship and sixth for the team. Strain finished with a second place in individual reining, third in reining for the team and fourth for the team overall. Rhoads finished the competition with a seventh place in individual horsemanship and third for the team.
"(You) have to have a good attitude," Rhoads said, "and not be too confident, so if you don't win, you don't get so upset."
Along with Rhoads, Roy and Strain, Caustelot Farms sent team captain Katelynn Greenawalt, Zoe Hoffman, Casey McCoy and Kacy Capra to compete.
"Everyone on the team is very humble," Rhoads' father, Chet, said. "They're kicking butt, but (are) humble and good sports."


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Josh Wharton and Jon Walsh have successfully climbed the intimidating North Pillar of Twins Tower in the Canadian Rockies. "Hardest route in the Rockies??? maybe ..." wrote Walsh on his blog after their ascent. Wharton and Walsh repeated the most difficult route on the Tower's 4,500-foot north face, which was originally climbed in 1985 by Barry Blanchard and David Cheesmond at 5.10d A2, 1500+meters (4,921 feet) from bergshrund to summit.
"This might be the most impressive route of that era that I've done in the mountains," Wharton told Rock and Ice in an e-mail exchange. "I'm blown away by Cheesmond's and Blanchard's effort!"
Walsh asked Wharton if he was up for the adventure when he noticed the "low snow fall / hot summer" had created exceptional conditions on the North Twin. Wharton immediately signed on. "I've known Jon for a long time, but we first climbed together last spring on the Emperor Face, during a week where I did a few nice climbs," said Wharton. "Jon is a great guy, and one of the best Rockies partners I can imagine!"
Wharton flew to Calgary from Denver, Colorado, and the team immediately set off as a high pressure system settled over the Rockies. However, upon arrival at the Lloyd McKay hut, where they had planned to recover food Wharton had stashed in 2011, the team discovered that most of the supplies had been eaten by a previous party. "As Josh's note in his bag had said he'd be back in 2012, we could hardly blame anybody but ourselves that most of the bars and freeze dried dinners were missing, and accepted the fact that light and fast just got lighter and faster!" wrote Walsh. Wharton adds: "It's a long walk to the hut, so going hungry sounded better at the time than walking out."
Forced to pack extremely light with only approximately 5,000 calories each, Wharton and Walsh committed, and began climbing the next day. However, while on the second pitch, Walsh writes that Wharton "wasn't sure if he was psyched anymore."
"The Twin was my first 'summer' conditions climb in the Rockies, so I was a bit shocked by just how much loose rock there was, particularly on the bottom, low angle portion of the wall," explains Wharton. "I expected it to be bad, but it was REALLY bad."
Wharton says he opted to voice his questions of risk versus reward early on due to the difficulty of backing off of a route that "lo0se" and committing higher up. "I'm glad Jon had already made a strong attempt on the wall before, so his psyche was high to continue," says Wharton. "I drafted on his motivation for a bit."
For the next three and a half days, Walsh and Wharton pushed higher on the route, climbing through what Wharton describes as "lots of loose, and poorly protected 5.10, and 5.11- terrain."
"What stands out is how sustained the fear factor was," says Wharton. "Often on alpine climbs, there are a few spicy moments, that break up long stretches of amazing views, adventure, fun, and good climbing. On the North Twin the inverse was true; continuous fear and spice, with only a little of the good stuff!"
Despite the constantly demanding climbing, Walsh and Wharton persevered and reached the summit at approximately 4:00 p.m. on September 12.
This ascent is only the fourth time anyone has summited the North Twin via the north face. In 1974, George Lowe and Chris Jones pioneered the wall's first route with the Lowe-Jones (VI 5.10 A3) and in 1985 Blanchard and Cheesmond climbed the wall's steepest route--North Pillar (VI 5.10d A2). The third route on the face is a variation of the Lowe Jones that Steve House and Marko Prezelj completed in 2004 at 5.9 A2.
As for Wharton and Walsh's second ascent of the North Pillar, Walsh writes that they climbed the route at the grade of "5.11b r/x, A1 (about 4 meters of aid climbing) on the last pitch of the headwall." And as for the R/X grade, Walsh explains: "I suppose the r/x grade is irrelevant, as what else would you expect getting on an alpine limestone face of this size?"
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Vintage treasures are holiday favorites
This year, pastels of the Easter season have been quick to replace the dazzling reds and greens of Christmas. Holidays seem to be coming at a faster pace – or maybe I'm just getting slower.
Easter is the holiest time of year for Christians. In little more than a week, we will be celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, signifying a fresh start, a new life.
Following His crucifixion, the apostles were sure they would never see Jesus again. On the third day, Jesus rose from the dead and His followers began to commemorate His resurrection and a new beginning.
Spring is also an awakening of spring's bounty. Lilies, chicks, eggs and bunnies are plentiful in the new season.
As a young girl, for me Easter Sundays began at St. Genevieve Church with sunrise processions in white dresses, then heading home for chocolate bunnies and lambs, marshmallow peeps, jelly beans and, not to forget, my mother's homemade bread.
The most popular of Easter symbols is said to be the lamb, often molded in chocolate, butter and cakes.
Another well-known symbol, the bunny or hare, can be traced back to the 13th century in Germany, with the first Easter bunny legend documented in the 1500s. German immigrants brought the popular legend to the United States by the 1700s.
Always favored at Easter is the fluffy yellow chick, a sign of the circle of life's renewal as the chick comes from the egg. It seems these popular legends have been enjoyed generation after generation.
A recent visit with Kathy Roth, a member of the Early American Pattern Glass Society, offered me a connection with Easter traditions from long ago. We checked through several albums filled with hundreds of vintage holiday cards, many celebrating the joyful time of Easter. Gathered over the years and carefully preserved by Kathy's grandmother Edythe, many of the cards date back to the 1800s.
Additional treasures from her extensive glass collection include beautiful 1870s candlesticks created with crucifixes or crosses, prominent fixtures at Easter. Colorful blown glass eggs, baskets, chickens and bunnies are some of her favorites.
"Years ago, my parent's purchased an Australian egg dish from my doctor," said Kathy. "It dates back to the 1890s and I use it often."
Did you know that:
• In Medieval times, eggs were forbidden during Lent. They were preserved and a mainstay of Easter meals and a prized gift for children and servants.
• Egyptians, Persians, Greeks and Romans gave eggs at Easter as a symbol of life.
• Early Easter baskets had the appearance of bird nests.
• The first edible Easter bunnies were made out of pastry and sugar in the early 1800s.
• Chocolate eggs were first made in 19th century Europe.
• Red jellybeans are said to be the favorites of kids.
• In Medieval Europe, churchgoers would be led by a crucifix or Easter candle in a walk after Easter Mass. Today these walks are known as Easter parades with folks showing off spring finery including their bonnets.
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Daylily 'Tiny Toon'
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18-24 in. (45-60 cm)
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USDA Zone 4b: to -31.6 �C (-25 �F)
USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 �C (-20 �F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 �C (-15 �F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 �C (20 �F)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
USDA Zone 10a: to -1.1 �C (30 �F)
USDA Zone 10b: to 1.7 �C (35 �F)
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Published: July 3, 2013
West McMurray Road closed due to crash
West McMurray Road in Peters Township was closed following a crash in the area of Windridge Drive late this morning that sent two people to Pittsburgh hospitals.
North Strabane Township police Sgt. Joe Curnarski said two cars headed in opposite directions on West McMurray collided when one crossed the center line. Two people were flown to Pittsburgh hospitals. Information on their conditions was not immediately available, but both were conscious.


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Alexandra Guarnaschelli to visit Giant Eagle Market District
Food Network star Alexandra Guarnaschelli, who won last year's "The Next Iron Chef" competition, is bringing her cooking talents to the South Hills.
At 4 p.m. May 18, Guarnaschelli will be visiting the Giant Eagle Market District in Bethel Park, as well as hosting a cooking demonstration. She will also be visiting the Robinson Market District at 11 a.m.
She'll have with her her first cookbook, "Old-School Comfort Food: The Way I Learned to Cook," which was released last month and features 110 personal recipes. Guarnaschelli will be signing copies following the presentation.
In addition to her success on "The Next Iron Chef," Guarnaschelli is best known as the host of "Alex's Day Off" and is a regular judge on "Chopped," both on The Food Network, and "The Cooking Loft" on the Cooking Channel. She has also appeared on "All Star Family Cook-Off," "The Best Thing I Have Ever Made," "Iron Chef America," "Good Morning America" and the CBS "Morning Show."
Daughter of the respected cookbook editor Maria Guarnaschelli, Alexandra began her career working with the celebrated American chef and restaurateur Larry Gorgione. Encouraged by her mentor, Alexandra went on to make a name for herself in both France and America before she made her jump to cable television.
Currently, she serves as the executive chef of Butter Restaurant in Manhattan and The Darby in the West Village, which was based on her own design.
Guarnaschell's presentations will be free; however, seating is limited and will be on a first-come, first-served basis. Advance ticketing is now available online at marketdistrict.com.


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Politicians to speak at LWV luncheon
The League of Women Voters of Washington County has invited the nine state legislators who represent parts of Washington County in Harrisburg to the League's annual legislative luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 15 at Angelo's Restaurant, 2109 N. Franklin Drive, Washington. Members of the public are welcome to attend.
Those invited include Sens. Tim Solobay, Matt Smith and Richard Kasunic, and Reps. Rick Saccone, John Maher, Jesse White, Peter Daley, Brandon Neuman, and Pamela Snyder. Most have indicated they will attend.
The luncheon is an information session in which discussion will focus on three topics of interest to the LWV. The first issue concerns the election process in Pennsylvania. Noting that some other states have increased access, improved ballot verifiability, eased the registration process, limited political contributions, and even reduced the size of legislatures, the LWV asks what initiatives the legislators would support to improve elections in the state.
The second issue for discussion is the funding of public education. Legislators will be asked how they would ensure equal access to quality public education for all students.
Social services is the third topic, and legislators will be asked how to make sure that those in the lowest income levels can be helped to meet basic needs of child care and health insurance when they are earning barely sustainable wages.
Finally, legislators will be asked to share their top three legislative goals for the upcoming session.
The cost of the luncheon is $25. Reservations should be made to LWVWC President Heather Burtch at firstname.lastname@example.com or 724-746-8717. Checks can be made out to LWVWC and mailed to 175 Hunting Creek Road, Canonsburg, PA 15317.


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This part is also called the Door Boot Seal. It's the main seal between the front bulkhead and the outer tub. Clamps are not included.
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This part moves the clothes around inside your dryer/washer and helps to direct the flow of hot air during the drying cycle. Sold individually.
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This metallic screw is less than an inch long and comes with a plastic washer.
This drive belt is made to slip on the motor pulley to bring the basket up to the speed required and this makes the belt get wear and tear.
NOTE: Per Manufacture, belt measures 48.22" long uninstalled and the belt will stretch To 51.53" when installed.
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Proposed plan for former CONSOL property tabled
Proposed plan for former CONSOL property tabled
At the request of the developer, on Feb. 21, the Upper St. Clair Township Planning Commission tabled action on a master plan for development of the former Consol property on Washington Road.
According to Scott Brilhart, director of community development for the township, the developer has submitted a traffic impact study and is working on updating the study to address comments from the township traffic engineer.
There are 33 housing units on the proposed plan, including 12 townhomes and 21 patio homes at the development being called Siena at St. Clair, Brilhart said.
A 39,000-square-foot Whole Foods Market is proposed along Washington Road, with some underground parking beneath the market, in addition to surface parking.
A drive-through coffee shop is being proposed on the site, but the developer did not reveal a tenant at the Feb. 21 meeting.
There is one entrance off Washington Road proposed for the development, and one proposed on Fort Couch Road as a right turn in and out only, Brilhart said.
The 28-acre property was the focus of several well-attended public hearings in 2011 by the planning commission and the board of commissioners regarding a zoning text amendment sought by the developers that would permit multi-family housing units on the site, as well as a list of more than 20 commercial uses that were not previously permitted there under the current Special Business District zoning.
Hundreds of residents packed the meeting rooms at the township's Community & Recreation Center for the meetings, which had to be moved to the larger venue from the municipal complex due to the level of public interest in the subject. At that time, residents expressed concern about the potential effect on traffic, property values, the impact on schools, and buffer zones separating their homes from the property.
Within the last six months, a two-level Dick's Sporting Goods store opened directly across Route 19 from the site, as well as a new Bonefish Grill restaurant. A new Target store also opened this week.


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Of all the proposals to protect students from the type of attack that killed so many in Connecticut one week ago, the worst of those is to arm teachers. The last thing we need in our schools is more loaded weapons.
It is important for all of us to remember how vastly numerous schools are and how rare are mass killings in them. In recent years, most schools have increased security to the point at which it is not possible to enter them undetected or at all without being buzzed in. Compared to parks, shopping malls, movie theaters and churches, schools are the safest places kids can be. And they will remain so as long as guns are prohibited on their grounds.
The argument has been made that if just one teacher had been armed, the killer at Sandy Hook Elementary School would have been stopped. Perhaps, but not likely. A teacher rummaging through a purse or a locked cabinet for a snub-nose .32 is at a disadvantage against a homicidal maniac in body armor, armed with a highly accurate semiautomatic rifle with a 30-round clip.
Teachers are not soldiers; they are not police. They are trained to teach, not to kill people. They have enough responsibility already without demanding that they be our children's bodyguards.
Thousands of people die or are injured from accidental gunshots every year, and allowing guns on school property will only extend this risk there. Are we willing to risk having an enraged high-school student overpowering a teacher, taking his or her weapon from them and using it? Are we willing to risk having curious third-graders play with a loaded handgun found in a teacher's desk?
Many schools have opted to employ an armed police officer to patrol the halls. With the rarity of these horrible attacks in mind, this may be an overreaction, but at least police are highly trained in the use of their guns and how to deal with dangerous people. That's their job.
Teachers, more than ever, need to concentrate on their job, which is to endow our children with the knowledge they need to succeed in life. They, too, need a safe environment in which to work. And putting loaded weapons in that environment will not make in one bit safer.
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