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An interesting question was posed a few weeks ago on Facebook by a Southern transplant to Southwestern Pennsylvania about why Northerners can find swimwear in stores here during the dead of winter when that isn't the case in her former Georgia, fair-weather ZIP code.
"I have asked the same question every January for the past five years, and can never seem to get an answer," Rebecca Wilson Manning of Beaver County asked her followers during a January snowstorm.
"Last time I checked, we still have about a foot of snow on the ground, and we are about five months away from being able to wear that stuff on a regular basis. I don't know very many people who start shopping for bathing suits and summer wear in January."
Her question later was posed to downtown merchants in Washington and Monongahela, who offered up some theories about the timing of this fashion line.
Dorothea Pemberton, owner of Dorothea's Boutique in Monongahela, said customers in this region do come out in the winter, to her surprise, looking for spring items.
"Obviously, stores want to remind people that summer's coming, and manufacturers want to sell their swimwear," said Pemberton, whose women's fashion resale store is located at 219 W. Main St.
Mary Bianchin, who works at David's Limited in Washington, said sales likely are more consistent in warmer weather climates and that snow-covered roads in the Northeast bring less traffic to stores, giving retailers time to redecorate their aisles.
Bianchin said "shoppers are tired of thinking about the doom and gloom of winter" and get to look forward to better weather by shopping for swimwear out of season.
However, men do not put much thought into beach fashion, said Thomas Zimmaro, co-owner of the clothing store at 50 N. Main St.
"Men tend to buy their bathing suits two days before they go on vacation," Zimmaro said.
As it turns out, clothing manufacturers view Northerners as trendsetters in terms of which beach fashions likely will sell during the summer, a fashion expert at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh says.
They introduce what they consider to be their resort or cruise collection in the winter in such places as Pittsburgh to see what customers there prefer to sport on the beach or at the pool when they escape frigid temperatures to vacation in Cancun or other tropical climates, said Joan Marcocci, who teaches retail management at the school.
"Delivering swimwear in January is a common industry practice for the stores who have customers who travel at this time of year," she said.
"Once the goods begin to sell, the buyer obtains direction on the best-selling swimsuits in terms of design, style, color and so on," said Marcocci, who worked for many years as a buyer at Joseph Horne Co. in Pittsburgh.
"With this knowledge, there is often still time to work with the manufacturer on future reorders for the favored products. This is a win-win for everyone - future customers are offered preferred merchandise, retailers have focused inventory investments, and the manufacturers are producing goods that have a better chance of selling in the stores."
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SharePoint Conference is back: Mark your calendar now to join us March 3-6 for SharePoint Conference 2014 (SPC14). The official SharePoint Conference website has been re-launched and the conference theme has been announced: Connect. Reimagine. Transform.
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SPC14 is built for our three major audiences–Developers, IT Professionals, and Executives–with content ranging from overviews and introductory lessons to deep dive sessions in each area. Within these tracks, there will be a variety of topics from building solutions to designing architecture to maximizing ROI to increasing employee engagement and collaboration.
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A Washington father and son were arrested Thursday on charges they sexually assaulted a young girl over a period of more than six years.
James Earl Maskil Jr., 43, of 730 Broad St., and James Keith Maskil, 19, of 455 Broad, were taken into custody by Washington police on warrants issued earlier in the week by District Judge Robert Redlinger.
The assaults allegedly began in 2005 when the girl was 7, said city police Detective Dan Rush, who filed the charges against the pair.
The girl reported to officials at Washington High School that she had been a victim of rape and indecent assault. The assaults allegedly took place at several residences in the city.
Washington County Children and Youth Services and Rush conducted an investigation.
According to investigators, the girl said she had told the elder Maskil that his son had raped her and performed sex acts on her. James Earl Maskil reportedly told the girl he would "take care of it."
The elder Maskil later asked the girl for details and then forced her to perform similar acts with him, the girl alleged. When the girl would protest, he would threaten to punish her or claim she was lying, police said.
Authorities allege the younger Maskil first sexually assaulted the girl when she was 7 and he was 12. The assaults reportedly began in 2005 when he tried to have sex with the girl, and police say the first time he was successful in raping her was in front of one of the girl's siblings.
The girl told investigators she attempted to avoid being alone with the elder Maskil. She also said she was afraid to report the assaults because she believed it would take too long for something to be done.
Rush said the investigation is continuing, and he is looking at other suspects.
Both men were arraigned before Redlinger. The elder Maskil is charged with involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with a child, indecent assault of a person less than 13, corruption of minors and endangering the welfare of children. His son is charged with three counts of rape of a child and one count of indecent assault. Each is in the Washington County jail on $50,000 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for Wednesday in Central Court.
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OMG! I just watched this with no audio (I'm not able to right now, I'll watch it will audio later tonight), but I'm already stoked for this! It's AWESOME that they have all of those other video game characters in there. Bowser! Dr. Robotnick (Eggman)! M. Bison! The Pac-Man ghost! It's like "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" for video game characters! (in terms of the crossover, etc). I am SO going to see this!
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SF waiting on final real estate assessment numbers
Commissioners in South Fayette are on track to establish the township's real estate taxation millage level at the Feb. 20 voting meeting.
At the Feb. 13 workshop meeting, township manager Ryan Eggleston said that the item will be on the agenda for next week. He added that the township wants to "wrap that (the millage rate) up so bills for local real estate taxes can go out."
Township solicitor Jonathan Kamin said a lot of final real estate assessment numbers from the county are still pending. He said the township will take its best educated guess on where the final numbers will be when setting the millage rate.
Also at the meeting, the board discussed increasing the number of board members on the township's planning commission. Currently, five members serve on the planning commission, but as many as nine are allowed to serve, as long as the terms are staggered.
"We anticipate a large amount of activity in the next year or two," Kamin said, referring to the Newbury project and other pending developments in the township.
In addition to possibly increasing the number of planning commission members, the board also discussed increasing the number of members on the township's parks and recreation board. Commissioner Lisa Malosh, parks and recreation liaison, said that she would be in favor of increasing the number of members on that board.
In other business, Bob Fryer, a Bridgeville business owner, presented commissioners with information on the development of the Washington Pike Corridor. Fryer, who has also worked with city planners regarding development, said that there is a traffic congestion problem along Washington Pike.
Fryer said the problem is that four-lane traffic is being "dumped on to two-lane Washington Pike" through Bridgeville and South Fayette. He said a possible solution to the problem would be to widen Washington Pike to four lanes through Bridgeville and South Fayette.
"Traffic congestion is like a brick wall," Fryer said of folks not being able to get to South Fayette businesses. "You have to make sure you have a viable business district," Fryer said, adding that can't be done with a two-lane road.


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Mike McCort, DC, has recently begun practicing in Bethel Park, opening Chiropractic & Rehab of South Hills at 414 McMurray Road. He specializes in the treatment of acute and chronic pain from musculoskeletal conditions.
A graduate of Logan University in Chesterfield, Mo., Dr. McCort moved to Bethel Park after practicing in St. Louis, Mo., and Southwestern Pennsylvania for the past 10 years.
Dr. McCort is a member of the Pennsylvania Free Masons, Shriner's and South Hills Chamber of Commerce.
"I have a sincere appreciation for the people who reside here," McCort said. "I am excited about meeting the people of the South Hills and working with them to ensure their present and future well-being."
While chiropractic care is the foundation of his practice, Dr. McCort will also provide other services such as nutrition, wellness care, sports care and rehabilitation.
As a way to give back to the community, Dr. McCort is working in conjunction with South Hills Interfaith Ministries.
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Samuel Adams LongShot winners announced
Missed in all of the news coming out of Colorado this weekend and the Great American Beer Fest, Samuel Adams named the winners of the annual LongShot American Homebrew Contest.
The winners are Russ Brunner's American Stout and Cesar Marron's Gratzer. The employee winner is Teresa Bury's Pineapple IPA.
The two non-employee winners were chosen by a group of panelists a couple of month ago at a private tasting at the Samuel Adams brewery in Jamaica Plain. The judges were myself, Samuel Adams founder Jim Koch, Bomb Townsend of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Tony Forder of Ale Street News, John Holl of "All About Beer," and beer weriters Christian DeBenedetti and Marty Nachel.
The two winning beers are extremely different.
Russ Brunner's American Stout was an immediate favorite among most of the judges. It was smooth, chocolaty with nice roasted coffee flavors. It was exactly what an American stout should taste.
Marron's Gratzer got a lot of debate. Some people, myself included, thought it was phenomenal and a good beer to introduce people to the little-known Polish style of beer, which is slightly smoky and made with wheat. Other judges thought it was too weak, but it still won out, beating some other excellent finalists.
The third beer was chosen this weekend by GABF attendees. I haven't had a chance to sample it, but I've long thought a pineapple IPA could be a beer that could really work if you use the right hops.
The LongShot American Homebrew variety packs will be available in six packs and will be available in the spring of next year. It will include two bottles of each beer.


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Kick off the season right with this Men's Nike Oregon Ducks College Football Game Jersey. This college jersey is made with a lightweight polyester body, a no-hassle no-tag label, plus a durable TPU shield on the v-neck collar. The tailored fit teams up with the strategic ventilation so you're fitted up in comfort just like the pros. Featuring your school's iconic colors, woven jock tag and the school logo in the center of the neck so you can rep in official style. From the pre-game tailgate to the post-game celebrations, sport this fit to show your pride!
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The response to my previous entry reminded me that we have been in pursuit of our next program on the topic of spirituality and recovery from addiction for awhile, and I don't feel I personally am making great headway identifying the right voice(s).
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Motorists must share the road with cyclists
I am writing in response to the recent rash of publicity regarding bicyclists sharing roads with motorists.
I am a cyclist. I am also a husband, a father, a son, a brother, a friend, a co-worker and an acquaintance. Three days a week, I ride my bicycle from my home in the South Hills to my office in the Strip District. Doing so has made me healthier and happier, and allows me to save money and natural resources.
I pay taxes. I own a home and pay property tax. I am employed, and I pay all required income taxes. I own a car, and I pay for all of the expenses associated with that, including gasoline, insurance, license and registration and the same "road taxes" that any other motorist pays. In fact, when I was hit on my bicycle by an inattentive driver in 2008, my auto insurance initially covered part of the bills, although ultimately the motorist's insurance company paid for the collision damages.
As a cyclist, I am legally allowed to ride in the right lane of West Liberty Avenue, in the middle of the lane, and I do. I am legally allowed to pass a line of cars on the right, along the curb, when those cars are stopped for a traffic control device. I stop at red lights and stop signs, and I yield at yield signs.
As a motorist, you are required to give me four feet of clearance when overtaking me on the road. Yes, that means you need to switch lanes to pass me. If you cannot do so, slow down and wait until you can. By law, you may cross a double yellow line to allow for the required clearance, again waiting until it is safe to do so.
I fully realize that many cyclists run red lights, weave through traffic, don't signal turns and disobey the law. It angers me just as it angers you. However, I don't ride that way, and I should not be lumped in with those who do ride in that manner, just as I don't lump all motorists together on the actions of a few. The majority of motorists I encounter are polite and observant of the law. However, three years of video evidence from my handlebar mounted video camera will show hundreds of motorist violations such as running stop signs, rolling through a right turn on red, turning without signalling, weaving between lanes, not to mention texting, reading the paper, shaving and putting on makeup in a moving vehicle. Some motorists have taken to "buzzing" my bicycle, by passing too close and leaning on the horn, or revving the engine. The video evidence from my camera has resulted in one careless driving conviction, and several pending citations for similar offenses.
Cyclists and motorists need to share the roads. It is the law, and it is the right of both groups to use the roads. Both groups need to get better at sharing, and being aware of the issues and concerns of the other group.
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The Steelers spent last week getting under the NFL salary cap, restructuring the contracts of quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, wide receiver Antonio Brown and linebacker Lawrence Timmons.
Monday, they used a little of their newfound cap space to bring a familiar face back into the fold.
The Steelers signed cornerback William Gay to a three-year, $4.5-million contract, less than a week after he was released by the Arizona Cardinals in a cost-cutting move.
The signing brings Gay back to a team on which he played five seasons, making 37 starts – including 15 in 2011 – after the Steelers selected him in the fifth round of the 2007 draft.
"I'm glad I didn't sell my condo in Pittsburgh," Gay tweeted late Sunday night.
Gay left the Steelers following the 2011 season as a free agent, signing a two-year, $4.95-million deal with the Cardinals. Despite starting 15 games for Arizona in 2012, Gay was released by the Cardinals, who did not want to pay his $3.2 million salary in 2013.
Gay had 60 tackles, two interceptions and one sack for the Cardinals in 2012, seeing action in all 16 games.
He has played 96 consecutive games, the longest current streak by any NFL cornerback after the Steelers' Ike Taylor saw his streak snapped at 135 straight games last December.
With the Steelers, the 28-year-old Gay helped the team to a pair of AFC Championships and one Super Bowl victory.
He is expected to help provide depth in the event impending free agent Keenan Lewis leaves once the signing period begins March 12. Since Gay was released from his previous contract, he immediately became free to sign with any team.
If Lewis signs elsewhere, Gay will likely serve as the Steelers' nickel corner, with Cortez Allen moving into the starting lineup opposite Taylor.
Monday also was the final day teams could place the franchise tag on a player. The Steelers allowed the deadline to pass without using the designation, meaning that unless they come to an agreement in the next week, they will have 17 players, including Lewis, wide receiver Mike Wallace, left tackle Max Starks and guard Ramon Foster, hit the open market.
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A Charleroi woman was arrested Thursday by Charleroi Regional police for allegedly assaulting her 5-year-old grandson and tying him to a bedpost with plastic zip ties.
Carmen Alexander, 45, of 253 Davidson Drive, is identified by police as the caretaker of the boy.
Charleroi police and Washington County Children and Youth Services launched the investigation into the assault Wednesday, according to court documents filed with Distrct Judge Larry Hopkins. The child reportedly had bruises, scratches, burns, scars and other trauma on his entire body, including on a lump on his forehead.
The boy told police and CYS personnel his grandmother had hit him in the hand with a hammer a punishment. She also reportedly tied him to a bedpost with plastic ties. The boy reportedly had bite marks on his hands from attempting to free himself. He demonstrated to police how he was bound with the ties. When he went to get the hammer, Alexander intervened before he could retrieve it.
Ties were found in the boy's bedroom. A broken tie was found on the post of his bed. The boy was taken to Monongahela Valley Hospital, where his injuries were documented. Additional injuries to the boy were discovered upon further examination at the hospital.
Alexander told police she did use the ties once to show the boy how police would handcuff people. She also claimed her son's former girlfriend did hit the boy with a metal spoon on his head and face as well as his body on several occasions.
Alexander was arraigned before Hopkins on charges of aggravated assault, simple assault, reckless endangerment, unlawful restraint and endangering the welfare of children. She was placed in the Washington County jail on $100,000 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for Jan. 31 before Hopkins.
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A white bulldog named Elton, who was left at a shelter because its former owner thought it was gay, was saved from euthanasia thanks to an Internet campaign that went viral.
The Facebook message, posted by Jackson, TN Euthanasia, read:
"This guy was signed over to RC, not bc he's mean or bc he tears things up, but because ... His owner says he's gay!" the post read. "He hunched another male dog so his owner threw him away bc he refuses to have a "gay" dog! Even if that weren't the most assinine thing I've ever heard, its still discrimination! Don't let this gorgeous dog die bc his owner is ignorant of normal dog behavior! He's in kennel 10L and he WILL be put down tomorrow bc there is no room at the inn!"
The post quickly accumulated more than 5,000 shares and attracted hundreds of calls to the center inquiring about the dog, according to ABC News.
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PITTSBURGH (AP) – The Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office said a man killed in a Pittsburgh hit-and-run incident had reportedly argued with the driver of the vehicle before he was struck.
The medical examiner said the dead man is 40-year-old Chad Vida, of Etna, a nearby suburb.
Pittsburgh police have yet to name the driver, though they said they know that person's identity.
Police said Vida was found lying on Liberty Avenue near the Bloomfield Bridge shortly after he was hit about 11:30 a.m. Saturday.
Police said the driver stopped to call 911 from a location near the accident scene and has been interviewed by detectives.
It was not immediately clear Monday if or when police planned to charge the driver. Police said they still need more information from any witnesses to complete their investigation.
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- The lower touch-panel screen will also get a bump to 4.18 inches from 3 inches.
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Dorothy Schaaf Bayer My mom was fearless. She was born a twin in 1921. She weighed just over 1 lb. and she survived. She served as a WAAC in WWII. She taxied and gassed airplanes. She was stubborn and strong willed and she feared nothing but Alzheimer's. Her mother suffered from this disease. She was so afraid she would too. And when she was 72 her worst fear came true - she was diagnosed with Alzheimers. She lived about 14 years after her diagnosis. What a horrific disease. To not only watch your loved one decline mentally but physically as well.
For over twenty five years, my dad was an airline pilot and traveled the world. On his days off he also worked at Disneyland and Disney World singing with the barbershop quartet called the Dapper Dans. He loved both jobs and was the epitome of health. He was a brilliant man who loved life and enjoyed the outdoors and spending time with his friends and family.
I've been caring for my mother as she has slipped down into AD for about seven years. We've overcome so many challanges together that I became empassioned to share any help or ideas with others who are not so far along as we are. My son and I made a brief video to help guide people to my blog and facebook page. I found it appalling that there was such a lack of help and network in my geographical area. However, things are much improved and I have made it my mission to continue to get the word out about all things dementia in our community.


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Bethel Park residents vote yes for home-rule charter change
Bethel Park residents vote yes for home-rule charter change
As soon as the votes were tallied, Ed Schmidt, recording secretary of the Bethel Park Volunteer Fire Company, made a phone call.
"I called the architect," said Schmidt, also the chairman of the fire company's building committee. "He was impressed (with the overwhelming number of yes votes)."
Tuesday night, firefighters celebrated inside the main fire station on Brightwood Road while the electronic message board outside flashed a thank you message to residents who voted in favor of a referendum that will amend the municipality's home rule charter and establish a dedicated .34 mill tax to fund the fire company.
A tote board that broke the votes down by polling place showed a total of 4,473 yes votes and 1,604 no votes.
"The people have spoken," said Schmidt. "It was a lot of work, grief and stress, but it was worth it."
The planned tax will mean residents will pay $34 for every $100,000 in property value for the tax. The average house value in Bethel Park is estimated to be $142,000, according to Allegheny County assessments.
Fire company members said that if the municipality was to go to a paid fire service, it would cost Bethel Park residents approximately $4.1 million annually. In addition, the highly efficient fire company has achieved an insurance industry rating that saves the residents 10 percent on their annual homeowner's insurance premiums
The all-volunteer company, which for 86 years has subsisted solely on fundraising and grants, has reached a point were it can no longer exist without a dedicated funding source, members have said. The company, unlike neighboring volunteer fire companies, has never received any municipal funding.
As the company has grown, donations from residents have fallen off, and currently only about 35 percent of the households and 10 percent of the businesses in the community contribute to the firefighters' fund drives.
Unable to afford annual operating costs and unable to fund a badly needed new fire station, members of the fire company, working with municipal officials, decided that a dedicated tax would be the way to solve the fire company's financial problems.
The original station on Brightwood Road was built in 1954 when the company responded to only 96 calls a year. About 20 years ago, the engine bays were rebuilt, but the building is in bad shape and inadequate for a company that responded to nearly 400 calls last year.
The company also maintains smaller fire stations on Milford Drive and Clifton Road.
Now that the referendum has passed, the fire company can move ahead with plans to begin construction on a new fire station, at the current site, in late winter 2014.
Dennis Ross, an architect with Pancheco Ross Architects PC, said the new building can be expected to serve the fire company for 50 to 75 years.
The tax will be used to fund a new $8.2 million fire station the company and to provide a dedicated $300,000 for the company's operating costs.
Schmidt said the next item on the fire company's agenda is to empty the old station and find places to store their trucks during the construction.


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The week of the consummate, annual family get-together is here. It's time to give thanks for many things, including Thursday's dinner at home – and two more options for eating out.
Old Mexico and Olive Garden Italian Restaurant are opening within 21 days and 1 mile of each other in South Strabane Township.
Actually, Old Mexico is in a new site in the township, debuting at 11 a.m. today on Murtland Avenue. It had been in the Oak Spring Plaza strip mall since it was established in 2001. The restaurant's specialty, of course, is Mexican food.
Olive Garden will start up Dec. 10 in The Foundry shopping area along Route 19. It is a popular chain with more than 750 restaurants, recognized for its distinctive architecture known as "Tuscan farmhouse."
Company officials must have been using their noodles when they selected this vicinity, for this will be the first Olive Garden in a growing Washington County. The nearest restaurants of the chain are in Bethel Park, Triadelphia, W.Va., Robinson and Green Tree.
The closest Olive Garden for most Greene countians is in Morgantown, W.Va.
This new restaurant will spice up life in The Foundry, which has been beset by problems since it opened in 2007. Subsidence caused cracks in the mall's foundations, forcing three retail stores – JCPenney, Bed, Bath & Beyond and Ross Dress for Less – to depart in 2009, (JCPenney returned to nearby Washington Mall.)
In the meantime, in May 2008, Indianpolis-based Premier Properties USA, developer of The Foundry, went into bankruptcy. This was after the founder, Christoper White, was charged with theft and fraud. The Foundry was among several retail projects that were part of the Chapter 7 liquidation.
THF Realty, of St. Louis, is marketing the property to potential retailers.
Olive Garden is on stable ground, as is its neighbor, Max & Erma's, slightly to the north. They are the only businesses at The Foundry.
South of there will a familiar South of the Border-style resturant, Old Mexico. Spouses Dora and Fidel Valdovinos, owners along with Santiago Solorio of Alabama, decided to move to the larger site up the hill. Evergreen, a Chinese restaurant, had been there previously.
Old Mexico's 5,000 square feet can accommodate 50 dining tables and there is parking for 80 vehicles. They have a staff of 12 working full- or part-time.
The Valdovinoses, of Washington, had hoped to open sooner, but a broken window forced a delay.
They will continue their monthly tradition of having a mariachi band performing for their culinary crowd.
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CLAYSVILLE – Sammie Weiss scored 25 points as McGuffey overcame a slow start to rout Winchester Thurston, 68-30, in the championship game of the Highlanders Christmas tournament in a high school girls basketball game.
Rachel Czulewicz added 11 points for the Highlanders (7-1), who took over the game with a 26-4 run in the second quarter after trailing 12-10 after the first quarter.
Brittany Humphries led Winchester Thurston (3-4) with eight points.
Jefferson-Morgan 51, Southmoreland 17: Kayla Yorko's 19 points helped Jefferson-Morgan win the championship of the Geibel tournament with a 51-17 win over Southmoreland.
Ally Bogden added 13 points for the Rockets (4-4), who led 28-6 at the half.
Paige Weaver led Southmoreland (1-9) with seven points.
Carmichaels 53, Waynesburg 30: A week after scoring her 1,000th point, senior point guard Morgan Berardi became Carmichaels' all-time assists leader with seven during a 53-30 win over Waynesburg at the Laurel Highlands Tournament, giving her 451 for her career. Berardi also finished with a game-high 17 points for Carmichaels, which won its eighth straight game.
Lyndsey Huhn paced Waynesburg (2-7) with nine points.
Bishop Canevin 74, Charleroi 27: The Crusaders routed Charleroi at the California Christmas Tournament, totaling nine 3-pointers along the way. Erin Waskowiak led Canevin with 20 points, while Celina DiPietro had 17. Gina Valleroso and Johnie Olkosky each had 10 points.
Mia Woytovich and Anjie Tilghman had 10 points apiece for Charleroi (6-3).
California 60, South Allegheny 51: Courtnee McMasters led the Trojans to a 60-51 victory over South Allegheny with a triple-double, posting 16 points, 10 assists and 13 rebounds. Natalie Baron had a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds, while Tristen Conaway had a game-high 20 points to go along with 10 rebounds.
South Allegheny got 19 points from Jaylee Patterson, 16 more from Abby Dranko.
OLSH 63, Bentworth 24: Tia Scuilli and Bri VanVolkenburg combined for 28 points, and Our Lady of Sacred Heart beat Bentworth, 63-24, after building a 17-1 lead in the first quarter. Bentworth got 11 points from Reilly Skerbetz, who, along with Taylor Pompei (seven points), made the all-tournament team.
Washington 48, South Side Beaver 33: Alyssa Wise scored 19 points and Taylor Ellis added 14 to lead the Wash High girls to a 48-33 win over South Side Beaver in the Penn State Beaver Tournament. The Prexies are now 4-4.
South Side Beaver (3-6) got 12 points from Sara Androlia.
Shenango 63, Burgettstown 53: Burgettstown fell to 0-8 with a 63-53 loss to Shenango, also at the Penn State Beaver Tournament. Bryanna Lonick paced the Blue Devils with 15 points and Michaela Bertovich added 11, but Burgettstown trailed by 14 at halftime and never recovered.
Jenna Petrucci led Shenango (6-3) with 16 points, and Amanda Herb added 15.
The foul-filled game featured 84 free throw attempts, with Burgettstown converting 25 of them.
South Fayette 61, New Brighton 16: The Lions improved to 4-3 with a 61-16 win over New Brighton at the C.J. Betters Tournament behind a game-high 18 points from Kristen Hardt, who made all four of her shots from three-point range. Caitlin McLuckie scored 16 points and also had eight assists. Lauren Crites scored three points and grabbed eight rebounds.
New Brighton fell to 2-6.
Morgantown 66, Monessen 11: The Greyhounds fell to 0-5 with a 66-11 loss to Morgantown in the Cal U Classic. Caroline Colombo led Morgantown with 13 points and Leah Taylor added 11.
Mariah Ward contributed four points for Monessen, which was held without a point in the second and fourth quarters.
Steel Valley 54, Trinity 40: Trinity couldn't stop C.C. Dixon (17 points) or Sydney Smith (15 points) and dropped a 54-40 decision to Steel Valley at the Serra Catholic Christmas Tournament. Lacey Gori added 11 points for Steel Valley, which improved to 5-2.
Lauren Simpson scored 10 points, and Kylie Victoria added seven, but Trinity fell to 1-6.
Peters Township 70, Fort Leboeuf 54: Madison Kerr scored 17 of her game-high 21 points in the first half, as Peters Township earned a 70-54 victory over Fort Lebeouf in the Keystone Oaks Christmas Tournament. Bridget Loether contributed 17 points for the Indians, who improved to 3-6. Cameron Morgan had 10 points.
Alyssa Jarosezwicz finished with 15 points, and Julia Boyd had 14 for Fort Leboeuf.
West Greene 64, Mapletown 15: Madison Raber scored a career-high 30 points and also had seven rebounds, as West Greene cruised to a 64-15 win over Mapletown in the Bentworth Christmas Tournament. Seventeen of Raber's points came in the third quarter, helping West Greene improve to 6-2 overall. Madison's younger sister, Alyssa, had nine points and 12 rebounds.
Belle Vernon 65, Laurel Highlands 21: Jessica Slagas scored 22 points a Belle Vernon improved to 6-2 with a 65-21 win over Laurel Highlands.
Boys basketball
Canon-McMillan 76, Northgate 42: Four players reached double-figures, as Canon-McMillan rolled to a 76-42 win over Northgate in the Trinity Christmas Tournament.
Brett Haney had a game-high 15 points, including four 3-pointers. Sam Bohn scored 13 points, Seth Petras 12 and Jake Cadez 10 for the Big Macs, who improved to 5-5.
Darrell Barron led Northgate (5-3) with 13 points.
Canon-Mac jumped out to a 24-5 lead after the first quarter and led, 45-18, at halftime.
North Allegheny 71, Peters Township 35: Gabe Pritz scored 14 points, but Peters Township fell victim to North Allegheny, 71-35, as the hosts earned an easy Christmas tournament victory. Sean Hennigan finished with 11 points. Andre Sumpter had 10, same for Joe Mancini.
Peters Township is now 4-5.
OLSH 79, Avella 32: Cameron Johnson scored 17 points, Nick Metz contributed 14 and Hunter Szilagy added 10, as Our Lady of Sacred Heart earned a 79-32 win over Avella in its own tournament.
Walter Kopko had 10 points for the Eagles, who fell to 2-5.
Washington 78, Elizabeth Forward 71: Josh Wise's 33 points helped Washington hold off Elizabeth Forward, 78-71, in the consolation game of the West Allegheny tournament.
Jordan Drew and Dupree Jenkins added 15 and 10 points, respectively, for the Prexies, who saw the Warriors (3-5) trim a 35-16 halftime lead to single digits in the fourth quarter.
Jaylin French led EF with 28 points.
Butler 60, Trinity 51: Butler used a 17-4 second quarter run to outlast Trinity, 60-51, in at the Hillers tournament.
Seth Cook and Aaron Krause led Butler (5-5) with 13 points each.
Christian Koroly had 21 points to pace Trinity (8-3).
Carmichaels 51, Jefferson-Morgan 28: Shaun Smogie's 17 points led Carmichaels to a 51-28 victory in the finals of King Coal tournament.
Cory Fuller added 12 points for the Mikes (7-1), who avenged their only loss of the season earlier this year to the Rockets (4-6).
Travis Taylor led Jeff-Morgan with nine points.
Eden Christian 69, Chartiers-Houston 56: Carter Ehms had 21 points as Eden Christian jumped on Chartiers-Houston early in a 69-56 win in the first round of the OLSH tournament.
Drew Helon added 15 points for EC (7-0), which led 21-13 after one quarter.
Kodie Hanley had 15 points, and Shane Murphy and Dylan Pounds had 13 each, for the Bucs (2-5).
Hundred, W.Va. 41, West Greene 35, OT: Kirk Shriver had 15 points as Hundred, W.Va., held off West Greene, 41-35, in overtime in a non-section game.
Greg Stewart added 13 points for Hundred (3-4), which made 7 of 10 free throws in overtime.
Austin Eddy had a strong game for West Greene (0-6), scoring 22 points.
Western Beaver 67, McGuffey 45: Nick Miller's 34 points paced a red-hot shooting Western Beaver to a 67-45 win over McGuffey in the consolation game of the Mohawk tournament.
Brandon Sheeler added 14 points for Western Beaver (2-6), which made 13 three-pointers.
Taylor Pasquariello led McGuffey (4-5) with 12 points.
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Amazing accomplishments accompanied this area's year in sports.
Coleman Scott won a bronze medal in the London Olympics, Washington & Jefferson's football team overcame tragedy to earn a playoff bid in a teammate's memory, Canon-McMillan's wrestling team was two-times as good in the state team tournament competition, and harness racing driver Dave Palone smashed a victory record that stood for decades.
Those incredible feats made up only half of the year's Top 10 stories, selected by the sports department of the Observer-Reporter. Here is this year's list:
1. Coleman Scott, Olympic medalist
Maybe no one had a more difficult road to fulfilling their athletic dreams this year than Coleman Scott.
The former Waynesburg High School and Oklahoma State wrestler won a bronze medal in the 60k (132 pounds) freestyle competition in the London Olympics. Scott won a dramatic victory over Kenichi Yumoto of Japan, rallying from a 1-0 deficit in the third bout of the best-of-3 format when he hit a double-leg takedown, then exposed Yumoto's back – all in the bout's final five seconds – for the winning points.
Scott became the first Olympic medal winner from Greene County and first medalist from the Washington-Greene County area since Canonsburg's Bill Schmidt won the bronze medal in the javelin the 1972 Olympics in Munich. Scott also won the 16th Olympics medal in Oklahoma State's wrestling history (11 gold, three silver, two bronze).
To reach that plateau, Scott had to earn a spot on the Olympic team. He won his weight class in the Olympic Trials, but because two of the top competitors at that weight – Reece Humphrey and Shawn Bunch – did not compete, Scott did not automatically earn a spot on the Olympic team. Scott had win a wrestleoff, which was held in Times Square in New York City. Scott beat both wrestlers to secure his spot on the Olympic team, then won bronze.
2. W&J football
The death of Tim McNerney, the starting tailback for Washington & Jefferson College's football team, turned a promising season for the Presidents into one of unspeakable tragedy. McNerney was found dead two days before W&J's game against four-time defending PAC champion Thomas More. The Presidents, with the blessing of the McNerney family, decided to play the game. An emotionally distraught team was routed 54-18.
But the Presidents used the tragedy as motivation and made one of the more remarkable runs through the rest of the schedule. W&J won its final four games, including a thrilling 31-14 decision over previously undefeated Waynesburg that tied the Presidents with the Yellow Jackets for the PAC title and gave them the automatic bid into the Division III playoffs. W&J fell in the first round to Johns Hopkins.
The rallying cry of "Gimme Five," created for the jersey number McNerney wore, motivated a team that could have easily fallen apart in the grief that followed McNerney's death.
"Today, we did something special for our brother," said quarterback Matt Bliss after the Waynesburg win.
3. Wash High football
The Washington High School football team had its finest season since 2001, completing an undefeated regular season, winning the Class AA Interstate Conference title and reaching the WPIAL championship game at Heinz Field.
Though the Prexies (12-1) lost handily to Aliquippa, 34-7, the season also featured the impressive running of junior Shai McKenzie.
McKenzie led the WPIAL with 2,689 rushing yards and 41 touchdowns. He came within 52 yards of breaking the WPIAL's single-season record held by Hopewell's Rushel Shell and became the area's single-season leader, in addition to breaking Brian Davis' school record.
That has led to 10 NCAA Division I scholarship offers for McKenzie: Akron, Connecticut, Duke, Maryland, Pitt, Purdue, Rutgers, Tennessee, Toledo and Youngstown State.
Wash High averaged 40.2 points per game and was one of two WPIAL teams (Aliquippa was the other) to rush for more than 4,000 yards.
Not bad for a team that was 5-5 during head coach Mike Bosnic's second year – in 2010.
4. Canon-McMillan wrestling
Canon-McMillan High School's wrestling team had arguably the best season in the program's remarkable history. The Big Macs swept both Class AAA state team titles and competed in one of the most historic matches in PIAA history against Central Dauphin. Canon-McMillan won its third straight WPIAL Team Tournament title and had a state champion in Cody Wiercioch at 170 pounds.
The unique season was punctuated at the individual tournament, where the Big Macs had eight state placewinners that ranged from first to eighth. That provided enough team points to far outdistance Central Dauphin for the team title for that tournament.
Canon-McMillan defeated Central Dauphin, 28-25, in the semifinals of the Class AAA team tournament four weeks earlier in a matchup of the No. 1- and 2-ranked teams in the in the state. The Big Macs stopped Erie McDowell in the finals, 35-20.
Wiercioch's win at 170 pounds was the second state title of his career and came in a 7-4 decision over Shane Springer of Norristown.
5. Dave Palone's 15,181st victory
It was a history-making harness racing season for Dave Palone.
The Rices Landing native became the winningest harness racing driver in North America when he drove Herculotte Hanover, a 2-year-old filly who had never competed in a pari-mutuel race, to victory in the eighth race of a 16-card day at The Meadows racetrack July 5. It was the 15,181st victory of Palone's career and beat the North American record held by the legenday Herve Filion, who held the title of winningest driver since the 1980s.
Palone tied the record in the third race of that day's card with Well Al B, a 5-year-old pacing gelding from the Burke Stables.
"I don't want to think about numbers ever again," Palone joked after setting the record. "Someday, my numbers will be beat. That will be great because it means harness racing is doing great."
6. Peters Township girls soccer
Few expected the Peters Township girls soccer team to lose to a WPIAL opponent, but the Indians proved their dominance by winning a third consecutive PIAA Class AAA championship with a 1-0 win over Cumberland Valley, the same team that handed Peters Township (24-1) its only loss earlier in the season.
University of Virginia-bound striker Veronica Latsko was her usual, unstoppable self, depositing 36 goals to give her 107 during the first three years of her career.
Senior Olivia Roberson, a Duquesne recruit, led the Indians with 37 goals, while Emily Franty added 14.
Peters Township, which outscored its seven playoff opponents, 16-3, did so without its starting goalkeeper, Megan Parker, who suffered a season-ending knee injury before the season. But Carly Johns stepped into the starting spot and helped Peters Township become the first girls soccer team since Villa Joseph Marie (2000-02) to three-peat.
7. Gold rush at WPIAL track
Dustin Fuller overcame just about every hurdle during last spring's track season. The Washington senior won four gold medals in the WPIAL Class AA meet and placed in four more events in the PIAA Championships to highlight an outstanding performance. Fuller became the first athlete since 1982 to win four gold medals at the WPIAL event.
Canon-McMillan's Shawn Johnson won the three jumping events and Washington's Alyssa Wise won the 100- and 200-meter sprints. Wise also was part of the school record-setting 400 relay team that took a silver medal.
Fort Cherry's Jessie Merckle obliterated the meet record in the Class AA javelin when she unleashed a 156-8 effort that bettered the previous mark by nearly 16 feet.
Waynesburg's Marissa Kalsey established a meet record in Class AA with a 12-6 pole vault on her final try, Canon-McMillan's Mira Carrozza took gold in the Class AAA javelin, and Waynesburg's Peyton Hampson won the Class AA 800 run. Washington's Josh Wise won the Class AA high jump and Fort Cherry's Shawn Darragh won the Class AA javelin.
Fuller, Merckle and Kalsey went on to win PIAA gold.
8. PT survives Woodland Hills' knockout punch
The Peters Township boys team pulled off one of the biggest upsets in the WPIAL basketball playoffs when it knocked off Class AAAA fourth-seed Woodland Hills 67-56 in the first round at California University's Convocation Center. The victory, however, was overshadowed by an ugly on-court incident.
With Peters Township holding an eight-point lead midway through the fourth quarter, Woodland Hills' Shakim Alonzo was called for a flagrant foul and ejected from the game. An upset and frustrated Alonzo broke free from his coach's grasp, sprinted across the court and blindsided Peters Township's Gabe Pritz with a left-handed punch to the head. Pritz fell the court, bleeding from his left ear. He later received 11 stitches in the ear and had cartilage reconstructed.
With his head wrapped in a gauze bandage, Pritz returned and finished with a game-high 30 points.
The day after the game, Alonzo claimed that a racial slur from a Peters Township player provoked him throw the punch. Though school officials at Peters Township and Woodland Hills announced they had come to an "amicable resolution" regarding the incident, the Washington County District Attorney's office said it would pursue assault and harassment charges against Alonzo, now a freshman on the University of Cincinnati football team.
Peters Township was eliminated from the WPIAL playoffs a week later by Central Catholic. Pritz left that game during the first half after taking an inadvertent elbow to his left ear.
9. John Luckhardt retires
John Luckhardt brought a close to an illustrious career when he stepped down as Cal's head coach after a 10-year stay that brought the program to elite states in NCAA Division II football.
Luckhardt, 67, brought the moribound Vulcans to playoff status, including five straight trips to the postseason and three straight national semifinal appearances. He has the distinction, maybe the rarest of accomplishments, of being the winningest coach at two colleges in the same county. His record of 88-33 at Cal heads that list and he posted a 137-37-2 mark at Washington & Jefferson College.
He coached the Presidents in 11 NCAA Division III playoff appearances, including two in the national finals. His career coaching record is 225-70-2.
10Dalton leaves Trinity for McGuffey
For much of his 13 seasons as football coach at Trinity High School, Ed Dalton had to run a prevent defense to keep his job. Despite turning a downtrodden program into one that made six consecutive postseason appearances, won two playoff games and produced multiple NCAA Division I recruits, Dalton's tenure was tumultuous. He survived several attempts to be replaced as football coach. Dalton served as Trinity's athletic director until being transferred to a teaching position in 2010.
In February, Dalton executed an end run, taking the positions of head football coach and athletic director at McGuffey. Dalton inherited a team that went winless in 2011, but the Highlanders had a 5-5 record this year and upset playoff-bound Steel Valley in Week 9.
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The staff was super helpful and gave me the gluten free menu. Although it stinks that the chips aren't, I had the fajitas with corn tortillas and no itching after or nausea!
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Gluten free menu -but NOT celiac friendly! No separate fryer, menu clearly states beware of cross contamination.
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really enjoyed eating here and gf tortilla chips.
I looked up the menu before going on my phone then used it to compare to regular menu to make my selection. I had tacos. Very good. As it says, do not eat the chips.
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I just finished my lunch today for dinner and was still disappointed! We went there due to my parents intolerance for gluten. All they found was a regular menu with special menu items lIsted as not gluten free . You know taco salad without the shell! OLA! BTW Even my meal was not good. Steak in my meal was full of fat. Vey disappointed!
867 US 31 North, Greenwood, IN 46142
My Celiac wife is able to get the fajitas w/ corn tortillas, and has several times, without issue.
5200 W 119th St, Leawood, KS 66209
I would not recommend due to horrible service. We order gluten free. They made the entire order with gluten. Had to reprepare our good. Took over an hour to get our food.
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2829 S. Interstate 35E, Denton, TX 76210
Chips are gluten free! Great GF menu!
3250 Rolling Oaks Blvd, Kissimmee, FL 34747
It didn't start great but we left very satisfied with our meal. First, their chips are made in a shared fryer, so no chips if you are celiac/intolerant. That's a bummer. We were given gluten free menus but unfortunately the GF menu was out of date which we only determined after struggling for a while. Our server got the kitchen manager who explained our choices as well as how we could make some modifications which would better suit our young son's preferences. The food was excellent. Would have given 5 stars if the menu was current and safe chip option.
535 N. Lakeview, Vernon Hills, IL 60061
Horrible menu and they are not trained to handle food allergies.
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3676 Potomac Circle S.W., Grandville, MI 49418
Too much cross contamination gluten free options but not celiac safe.
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4306 W. Loop 250 North, Midland, TX 79707
l had to use the bathroom before I got out the door bad bad bad. Everyone said they knew all about safety of my food. Do not go if you have celiac
120 S. Meridian, Oklahoma City, OK 73107
outdated menu . dont have all options
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3050 E. Main Street, St. Charles, IL 60174
I'm giving 4 out of 5 since the chips are fried in a common fryer. If you can say no to the chips, the food is really good, prices are reasonable, and the staff (that I've encountered) have been very accommodating. We have been to this location a lot (prob, once a month for years), and have had parties catered by them. All of our family experiences here have been fantastic.
6572 Airways Blvd., Southaven, MS 38671
Limited menu. Chips are NOT gluten free.
102 Bartlett Avenue, Exton, PA 19341
chips now gf... not in controlled plant however. enchiladas were great.
51 US Hwy 1, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
I really like the gluten free menu that is separate from the traditional menu.
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10575 Davis Drive, Alpharetta, GA 30004
We ate here one time and I had stressed the need for gluten free. The waitress began by telling me the chips were gluten free (which I knew was not correct because they're fried in the same oil with gluten containing foods). Then she brought out flour tortillas for my food.... And tried to tell me that the rest of the food was fine and they didn't need to remake it. At which point I insisted they did remake it since the tortillas had been on the plate. Overall they were not knowledgeable of gluten free or celiac. I would not eat here.
3030 S Rangeline Rd, Joplin, MO 64804
Gluten free menu, dedicated fryer for tortilla chips. Server was very helpful and friendly.
|Celiac friendly
1220 Galleria Blvd, Roseville, CA 95678
Gluten Free menu is great! Burrito Bowl was great as well as the corn chips!
|Celiac friendly
10710 Providence Rd., Charlotte, NC 28277
I have been able to eat the chips they serve without being sick! Yay! I always get the street style mini tacos with chicken and they are so good!
2347 N. Maize Road, Wichita, KS 67205
Small menu and items were fried in the same oil as items containing gluten. Potential for cross contamination is great.
2651 Prince William Pkwy, Woodbridge, VA 22192
Overall not very knowledgeable, servers don't seem to care. Have had reactions, even after talking to manager.
|Celiac friendly
6369 S. Southlands Pkwy, Aurora, CO 80016
I went for lunch and the chef's wife has Celiac. My meal was so fresh and completely GF!! Corn tortillas were microwaved on a clean plate, gloves changed, clean utensils used and fresh sides not contaminated with gluten utensils or hands. Best part was no eye rolls or exaggerated exhalations when I said I needed gluten precautions.
|Celiac friendly
2275 Pleasant Hill Drive, Duluth, GA 30136
Great food and manager took the time to make sure everything was gluten-free an OK from the kitchen side. Yummmm
2829 S. Interstate 35E, Denton, TX 76210
Though the gf menu is a sheet of paper in a plastic cover, the gf selections are varied. The server was so helpful, even with my additional food sensitivities, and took extra care with my order. The food was good. Thanks, On The Border!
|Not celiac friendly
6250 North Freeway, Ft. Worth, TX 76137
My answer is no. Have celiacs, and should of went to the hospital after eating there.
|Not celiac friendly
6000 Warden Rd., Sherwood, AR 72120
I just ate at On the Border in Conway and got glutened. :(
2401 Soncy Road, Amarillo, TX 79124
Not at all impressed with this place. When I was unintentionally glutened by the chips (not GF!), the waitress was completely unapologetic. Even after that, she didn't offer a GF menu and told me that most of their menu is not gluten free due to cross contamination. So, cool. I won't be eating there again.
|Celiac friendly
114 Interstate 20 East, Weatherford, TX 76087
I had no issues when i went to OTB. They were very understanding and helpful. They also provided a Gluten Free menu. I was able to enjoy Chicken Fajitas with all the veggies i wanted.
190 Pakis Street, Hot Springs, AR 71913
Always have an easy time ordering and the staff are very nice.
|Not celiac friendly
7695 N. Academy Blvd., Colorado Springs, CO 80920
idk who took over OTB, but I don't recommend eating there. it is definitely not gluten free. And even for those who can eat gluten, the food is bland. My suggestion, starve. It's much more pleasant than eating here
|Celiac friendly
220 Indian River Road, Orange, CT 06477
excellent food I would recommend it
5200 W 119th St, Leawood, KS 66209
ask for the manager. very helpful and CD friendly. onions on fajitas are cooked in soy which is why they remove on the GF menu. they will accommodate and make certain things in a separate pan. grill used by all.
|Celiac friendly
1414 Gross Road, Mesquite, TX 75149
Friendly service. Good tortilla soup. Enchiladas made with corn tortillas but be sure to ask about the sauces for then. Knowledgeable servers
|Celiac friendly
3930 Baldwin Road, Auburn Hills, MI 48326
WONDERFUL SERVICE!! Staff very knowledgeable! I get sick everywhere, but have never felt ill after dining here!
|Not celiac friendly
747 IH 30 Center East, Rockwall, TX 75087
We went in aware we couldn't eat the chips. The waitress said she actually thought they had changed the chips and asked management who agreed they were fine. 20 mins later after we ate the chips someone was sent to let us know the chips had gluten in them. My kids were sick the next day. Don't trust the staff. Trust what you researched before arriving.
|Not celiac friendly
115 Glensford Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28314
they have a dedicated fryer for their corn chips, but when they are busy it gets used for everything. the heat they GF tortillas on the same flattop as the wheat tortillas.
|Not celiac friendly
10299 East US 36, Avon, IN 46123
My daughter got very sick after eating here. The waitress didn't know what Celiacs was and even though they offer a gluten free menu the cross contamination is bad.
1915 Glacier Park Ave., Naperville, IL 60540
Great options on a dedicated gluten free menu. Staff needs to be more knowledgeable as I've had issues with my meal each time.
|Celiac friendly
1128 Military Cutoff Rd, Wimington, NC 28405
Absolutely wonderful experience. It was our first time ever at an On the Border, we received great service! The manager came out and spoke with us and went over my list of intolerances and made a dish perfect for me!
|Not celiac friendly
6015 Sky Pond Drive, Loveland, CO 80538
The menu/list really sucks. It's got a heading then a list of food. Everything is separated by a comma and not even listed properly so it was very confusing. Most foods weren't really for celiacs but good for those whose bodies can tolerate a little gluten. I'm GF but because of an ingredient that is removed when gluten is removed, so I could eat a lot on their menu.
|Celiac friendly
1710 S. Power Road, Mesa, AZ 85206
Had dinner at On the Border last night. Was not to impressed with the gluten free menu. But as I was browsing the main menu, I asked our waiter about the Border Smart Chicken Fajita. He went back and got some answers for me. It came with onions, bell peppers and chicken. My concern was the corn tortillas. He also found out that the corn tortillas were made of only corn and lime. But did state that on the bag they came out of a manufacture company that does work with wheat. I went ahead and ordered the dish. Oh my that was so good and I had no issues with it at all. It also came with a side of black beans with nothing added to them, not even a thickening substance. So thumbs👍 to On the Border. I will be coming back for sure.
420 Main Mall Road, Portland, ME 04106
No longer has a gluten free fryer!
33 Border Way, W. Springfield, MA 01089
No dedicated fryer so beware the chips. Decent GF menu, Border Bowls are excellent.
|Not celiac friendly
114 Interstate 20 East, Weatherford, TX 76087
My daughter became violently ill after ordering off the gf menu. Of course there was a warning of cross contamination since it is not a dedicated celiac friendly kitchen. However this is the 1st time, ever that we have gone anywhere and had a problem after we let them know she has severe food allergies. I would use extreme caution before eating here.
|Not celiac friendly
102 Bartlett Avenue, Exton, PA 19341
NO GLUTEN FREE MENU. It's pretty gross.
|Celiac friendly
21091 Haggerty Rd., Novi, MI 48375
staff not knowledgeable food stale not fresh
901 Neshaminy Mall, Bensalem, PA 19020
Ordered off the gluten free menu. Server was very uninformed. Got glutened and was sick for days. Sad because I've always loved this place. Not any longer.
|Celiac friendly
796 Woodland Road, Wyomissing, PA 19610
I ordered tacos and didn't have an issue. The complimentary chips were delicious as well
|Not celiac friendly
140 S. Jordan Creek Pkwy., W. Des Moines, IA 50266
got sick.ordered off wheat free menu, no gluten free menu available, waiter not knowledgeable, didn't know where the menu was til manager got it, didn't write our order down. now I paying for not being more assertive in ordering
|Celiac friendly
901 Neshaminy Mall, Bensalem, PA 19020
I didn't get sick but the food was not very good and service was slow. I would eat here again if I had to. If you want "Mexican" food you are better off at the nearby Chipotle as the food tastes much better.
|Not celiac friendly
4970 N. George Bush Frwy, Garland, TX 75040
Tried to eat here in July 2016. The chips are fried in the same fryer with wheat foods. The server and whoever he spoke with were very confused about what is and what is not safe for celiac customers. I want to like On The Border but they haven't earned it yet. Instead try Matts Rancho Martinez just on the south side of the turnpike (190). Matts is very celiac friendly.
|Celiac friendly
10575 Davis Drive, Alpharetta, GA 30004
This is a restaurant that I have been to at least once on each of my trips to Atlanta over the past several years, when I visited my mother. I've not had any issues from my meals eaten there on any of these occasions. Their GF menu does warn against cross contamination, but I've yet had any issues. The GF menu doesn't appear to be updated with the New items that appear on their menu and it is a bit difficult to understand what you are looking at (as far as category on the menu). There are some good options. I've had the Queso Chicken Grill with cilantro rice and vegies. I'd enjoy more of the Queso sauce on the chicken and I think the flavors might be enhanced with some lime wedges. My BID disappointment is that the chips are NOT GF, so while others get to enjoy munching on them as we wait for our meal, I have to sit there and pass up one of the things I've always enjoyed about having Mexican food before learning I had Celiac. That's one reason for just three stars...they make no effort to provide any chips that we GF'ers need, and they don't have, or didn't offer, any other sauces that might be added to the food to enhance flavors. I'm not a big fan of cilantro, but the serving portion of the cilantro rice was meager at best, regardless of it being on a GF plate or not. This isn't one of my first choices when I'm in Atlanta, but it has been a safe choice so far.
|Celiac friendly
4970 N. George Bush Frwy, Garland, TX 75040
We ate at the one in Garland, TX and they do have a dedicated fryer for the chips and they are one of the best ones I've had at a restaurant. Very thin and crispy.
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===Bibliophiles Books for Winter and Spring 2014===
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Bibliophiles is the Young Adult book club at the Greene County Library. Teens from ages 13-18 choose the books by nominating titles and sharing why they would make a good book club read. The whole group then votes to pick which books to read. The Bibliophiles meet the fourth Wednesday of each month at 3:30 pm in the Greene County Library.
Bibliophiles Books for Summer 2014
- June 25 The Tombs of Atuan by Ursula K. LeGuin
- July 23 Empire by Orson Scott Card
Bibliophiles Books for Winter and Spring 2014
- January 22 Xenocideand Children of the Mind by Orson Scott Card
- February 26 The Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare
- March 26 True Grit by Charles Portis - A BIG READ event
- April 23 Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein
- May 28 The Fault In Our Stars by John Green
Bibliophiles Books for Fall 2013
- September 25 A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula LeGuin
- October 23 Wonder Show by Hannah Barnaby
- November 20 (note date change) Captain Blood by Rafael Sabatini
- December--No meeting due to holidays, the group will read two books to discuss in January.
Bibliophiles Books for Summer 2013
- June 26 Speaker for the Dead by Orson Scott Card
- July 24 To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
- August 28 The Transall Saga by Gary Paulsen
Bibliophiles Books for Winter and Spring 2013
- February 27 Little Britches: Father and I Were Ranchers by Ralph Moody
- March 27 Paper Towns by John Green
- April 24 Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
- May 22 Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution by Rafael Sabatini


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Former police officer David J. McClelland told state police in a 20-minute recorded statement that he received cash and gifts from his father and stepmother and "kind of figured it out" that burglaries at the home of their 92-year-old neighbor, Evelyn Stepko, were the source of the money.
But D.J. McClelland also told investigators he knew nothing of his father's involvement in the murder of the Coal Center resident in a recording jurors heard Wednesday as part of the opening day of testimony in the younger McClelland's homicide trial.
D.J. McClelland, who turned 38 Wednesday, faces charges of criminal homicide, conspiracy, burglary, receiving stolen property, dealing in the proceeds of illegal activities and aiding in the consummation of a crime.
The younger McClelland had been working for about three weeks as a part-time police officer in Washington Township, Fayette County, when then-Washington County District Attorney Steven Toprani phoned him July 22, 2011, and asked him to come to the California Police Department to discuss the Stepko case.
Toprani had a phone number for McClelland because the officer was a member of the district attorney's drug task force who earned $2,634 from that detail in 2008 through 2010.
In the recording, McClelland said he received between $22,000 and $26,000, often in musty-smelling older bills that his father, David Allan McClelland, said he had put aside from a defunct construction business. According to D.J. McClelland, his father and stepmother, Diane McClelland, would give D.J. McClelland between $1,500 and $2,000 monthly or every other month. He said he used the money to buy groceries, clothing and gasoline and to pay bills.
Diane and David A. McClelland purchased a house on School Street for him and furnished his living room and dining room. D.J. McClelland said he also bought several firearms.
Stepko was stabbed to death on July 17 or 18, 2011, in her home in the neighborhood known as Granville.
The recording is not the only statement from D.J. McClelland the jury will hear. His attorney, Joshua Camson, said McClelland will testify.
Camson, in his opening statement, said his client was behind on his bills and his cellphone service was about to be terminated in June 2010 when his father gave him money to tide him over and then some.
"His understanding is, that's the end of it," Camson told the jury of six men, six women and two female alternates. "His dad tells him it's from Ms. Stepko. Should D.J. have said, 'Dad, what are you doing? I'm calling the police.' Yes. He knew it was wrong."
Camson said D.J. McClelland did not plan a burglary with his father, and he actually told his father to stop burglarizing Stepko's home.
"The judge will tell you knowledge by itself isn't enough for a conspiracy. There has to be a plan," the court-appointed defense attorney said.
Stepko's neighbor became concerned and contacted authorities the morning of July 18, 2011, when he did not see her at 1076 Pike Run Drive and there was no answer when he tried to contact her.
First Assistant District Attorney Michael Lucas said a firefighter found her lying dead on the dirt floor of her basement when he shimmied into a window.
"Evelyn Stepko lived a very austere, simple life," Lucas said. Her home was not served by a city water system, and she kept a small fortune in cash in envelopes throughout her home.
After Stepko's death, police found about $82,000 there, testified Trooper Richard D. Hunter.
Diane McClelland earned about $22,000 a year from her job as a supermarket clerk in Rostraver Township, and David A. McClelland had an income of about $15,000 from Social Security disability payments.
"Yet they lived in a house with a pool and an outdoor Jacuzzi, and they drove a new car. David J. McClelland lived in a house purchased by his father with $10,000 in cash," Lucas told the jury.
The younger McClelland had a new deck constructed on his house at 12 School St., his dog had a kennel with a fenced run, and his shed had an array of new tools.
"What happened around the time of these burglaries? What did this defendant know? What did he get?" Lucas asked.
Stepko reported break-ins and the cutting of phone lines between Aug. 4, 2009, and May 22, 2011, to California police.
Linda May Jellick, a teller at the Rostraver First National Bank, testified that a man wearing a police officer's uniform deposited $1,500 in older 20-dollar bills and a payroll check into the account of Diane McClelland on Aug. 27, 2009.
"He said, 'I need to make this deposit into my stepmother's account. I told her I'd do it before I started work,'" Jellick told the jury.
McClelland's father, who did yard work for Stepko, pleaded guilty to murder in October and is serving life imprisonment without possibility of parole. DNA evidence linked him to a blood-stained latex glove found in a bucket in Stepko's home.
Diane McClelland, who was convicted last month of conspiracy and receiving stolen property, is awaiting sentencing. She could receive 37 to 74 years imprisonment.
Testimony continues today in the courtroom of Judge John DiSalle.
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I am completely shameless and loving it edition. If tonight is any indication, I am among the most famous ponies in the universe, trumped only by Adam Savage, Jamie Hyneman, and Albert Einstein. I... don't feel like I fit in with this group somehow. Science! Science!! SCIENCE! ...Blogpony. I've been demoted for a day in exchange for early release from the moon. Tomorrow if I'm good, Celestia says I can have my crown back. I'm so excited! And you know what else is exciting? Meeting celebrities! And we've got plenty here for you, 128 in all. For a given definition of celebrity. Firing up the counting machine, that brings us to 3,379 images in all. I know the meme stats show we bury the internet in pony art every day, but this is massively cooler than a bunch of screencaps and reaction shots. I think we're making a real impact over here!
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Draw a pony in space. I'm rather pleased with this one because it's returning to the roots of this event. Do you know how many ways there are to interpret this one? It's a lot. But I'm looking forward to seeing some pony astronauts, and expecting a ton of Portal 2 references. Come on, bronies. Get it out of your system while it's still the weekend. Also, Luna.
You know, it's kind of funny. Last weekend I had been braced for a massive upsurge in entries, figuring this would be the point at which everypony would be the least busy. Then I forgot you all had lives. Turns out this is the day you have the least time to devote to drawing! Well, that's ok. You guys deserve a break every once in a while. Your job's a lot more difficult than mine. I hope this isn't getting boring for you, though! I know the constant grind can wear you down, but keep at it, we're almost 2/3 of the way to the finish line. Just think about how good it'll feel to get there and know that we never gave up. I believe in you! And I'm back to sounding like a self help novel, which is as sure a sign as any that it's time to talk a stroll down the Equestria Walk of Fame:
1) By VeoBandit (Off to a fantastic start! Riding a musical unicorn is every girl's dream. True story.)
2) By Tabs (There is a joke here that I can't explain without six paragraphs. You'll have to trust me that it's funny.)
3) By DJ Rainbow Dash
4) By ChaosDrop (Wabbit Season is cancelled.)
5) By Jimbo1023
6) By FoxOfWar (Here's a challenge for you: try and keep up the wave of Disney references as long as you can. Love it.)
7) By rich-tea
8) By Sierus
9) By Kitty Tail (Important lesson - to a pony, the human world is black and white)
10) By Philith
11) By Mooke (If I did a webcomics theme, would this place be jumping the shark?)
12) By Captain Fizzgogg (Ride ride, pony tonight...)
13) By Thanqol
14) By PenguinPlayer
15) By Misharra
16) By DCPIP (He sells Apples and Apple accessories. And Celestia help you if you try to get them to work with anything but each other.)
17) By Alipes
18) By Skyline (You only have one colored pencil? I'm calling shenanigans.)
19) By Nero
20) By DJLavasurfer
21) By Aria
22) By Farvei (The British are coming! And they're wearing the adorable hats!)
23) By Goggle Sparks
24) By NikaScott
25) By Doombah (Apparently Godzilla is, and I quote, more famous than Snooki.)
26) By Invidlord
27) By Jdan-S (Did you know Rick Astley sung more than one song? I bet not!)
28) By Dangereaux
29) By Neoridgeback
30) By Lancer5317 (Jamie has the superior cutie mark)
31) By McGack
32) By Mr. Wonko
33) By Mere Jump (I don't think you could have picked a more appropriate pony to be Marilyn.)
34) By Blueberry Muffin
35) By Erthilo (Let me see what spring is like on Jupiter and Mars!)
36) By Ori
37) By TensaiOni (Princess Pinkamena)
38) By Dragon Rage
39) By Gear X. Machina
40) By DB
41) By Ambrose
42) By Chris (Houdini looks entirely too smug about this.)
43) By GonzaHerMeg (When I saw it, I got soda up my nose. It burned.)
44) By EssAeEm (We found it! The Rainbow Connection!)
45) By EssAeEm
46) By Nido Media (Celly is a famous pony!)
47) By Saphin (That's totally not the artist on the right, he swears.)
48) By TwistedPony
49) By Lunar Apologist (Ohhh, ehehe, great. It's you again. <3)
50) By FIckle (Luna was around for all of the greatest moments in mankind's history.)
51) By Albert
52) By Urshilikai
53) By Brongaar (Honestly? Nuts to ponies not getting it. You should have run with Johnny Carson.)
54) By TopazPony
55) By unholyhen
56) By Starlight Bolt (It took sixteen days to get a mfw. Mission accomplished.)
57) By The Recliner
58) By fetchbeer (In fairness, Dashie, that's an awesome coat.)
59) By Frith (Twilight Darwin wins a gold star)
60) By al03480049
61) By DI-FL
62) By Doctor Whoof Fanatic (And every Saturday they would all hang out with the rabbits and make mochi.)
63) By Atlur (When I was little, LeVar Burton was my hero.)
64) By Chromadancer
65) By Ego (Tonight is the best night of my life.)
66) By Circuit Mane
67) By Nicolette (Hey look! Cereal Velocity!)
68) By Partition
69) By badzerg
70) By Buddy Vox (Ashleigh Bell is 20% cooler than all other celebrities)
71) By Fisher
72) By Fox E: (I'm so starstruck. Baby won't you blow my heart up?)
73) By kits (And you succeeded in making me giggle!)
74) By Fisher
75) By The Obsessor (Owls! *shakes a hoof*)
76) By Smock (Pony Rowan Atkinson, yessss.)
77) By toonboy92484
78) By Facelessguru
79) By Lee Readman
80) By Natry (I'd vote for him. Eeyup.)
81) By Da Chi (Santa always gives presents to ponies. Even Trixie.)
82) By Coquette
83) By Relias (Whatcha gonna do, brony?)
84) By Easteu (Based on a true story.)
85) By Infinity
86) By BronyQuest (The Great and Powerful Lincoln!)
87) By Starlite
88) By Erica C
89) By Immersa
90) By A Terrible Person (Just for you, I'll try an extra 16% harder to come up with interesting themes.)
91) By AlterForm (Luna Sinatra is popular tonight, as well.)
92) By Kuroi Tsubasa Tenshi
93) By Mr.Paulsen
94) By Amehdaus
95) By Periphery (Dash is doing her best Colbert impression, just so you know.)
96) By MHPayne
97) By Zach
98) By Kooldude
99) By TapeDiggity
100) By Aku (Ohmygosh is that how big they are? I want one!)
101) By Shockwave
102) By Scootaleo (The gang's all here. A round of applause for the very talented VAs of My Little Pony.)
103) By Kelz
104) By PVRyohei
105) By rabidcow147 (Confushy.)
106) By Thattagen
107) By MasterofRoku
108) By Leaf Growth
109) By Prismatic Pretzel (ohmygoshohmygoshohmygoshohmygosh!)
110) By 8ftmetalhead
111) By Monochrome_Jaunt (Fillies and Gentlecolts! I give you... Cereal Velocity!)
112) By Uncle Leo (I love so many parts of this.)
113) By Kt Kat (What hath Celestia wrought?)
114) By Bohite
115) By Spurs
116) By ShoeboxWarrior (*snrk*)
117) By Drilltooth
118) By DJ RBDash
119) By Hawaiianshirtedpony
120) By Randomjack
121) By djTeka
122) By Virga Rainboom (Fruitstripe Gum!)
123) By Aeiou
124) By nuclearsuplexattack
125) By Jeff
126) By Eeful
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128) By MHPayne
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The Age of Cognac
A Cognac may only be soldy when its youngest eau-de-vie reaches a minimum of two and a half years old, as of the first day of October following the harvest of the grapes.
Only the years of storage in oak barrels count to determine its age.
Once transferred into glass, the Cognac stops maturing . It stands still.
V.S (for Very Special) , also called *** (or Three Stars) is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is at least two and a half years old.
V.S.O.P ( for Very Superior Old Pale) , also called Reserve, is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is between four and a half and six and a half years old.
XO (for Extra Old ) , Napoléon, also called Hors d'âge, is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is at least six and a half years old.
Most Cognac houses will use Cognacs much older than those required by law, allowing X.Os to reach a minimum of twenty years old, in order to reveal their very best.
André Petit - Extra XO - Bons Bois
A Cognac for great moments and for great opportunities.Learn More
A bouquet with much delicacy and with an exceptional complexity, where the 'rancio' mingles with the perfumes of undergrowth, vanilla and old prunes.Excl. Tax: €72.50 Incl. Tax: €87.00
André Petit - Hors d'Age - Bons Bois -
Cognac Extra "Family Reserve"Learn More
Limited quantity.
A blend of Cognac from the end of last century.Excl. Tax: €341.67 Incl. Tax: €410.00
André Petit - VSOP
Mellower Cognac with the dominant vanilla perfume.Learn More
A Cognac of great delicacy.Excl. Tax: €35.83 Incl. Tax: €43.00
André Petit - Napoléon
Vieille Réserve NapoléonLearn More
It is a very elaborate Cognac.
A bouquet with considerable fineness and harmonious blending of flavours.Excl. Tax: €53.33 Incl. Tax: €64.00