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Sharon Elizabeth Hernandez is believed to have left her home at 670 S. Lakeside Drive about 2:30 a.m. after taking the keys to her mother's white 2002 Chevrolet Suburban.
Township police Lt. Dan Levi said the girl's mother had been sleeping and found her missing about 4:20 a.m. A neighbor reported hearing a noise about 2:30 a.m.
"We are very concerned for her welfare," Levi said. "And she is only 14 and driving a vehicle."
The girl has no cellphone or credit cards with her. Police checked with OnStar to see if they could trace the vehicle, but it cannot be tracked because of the age of the Suburban.
Police have listed her as missing through the National Crime Information Center and issued a local bulletin as they continue to investigate where she might have gone.
Levi said, to his knowledge, the girl does not have a history of running away.
Sharon is 5 feet, 3 inches tall, weighs 135 pounds with dark brown hair and brown eyes. She has a burn scar on her left forearm. Police do not have a description of the clothing she was wearing when she left the house. The license on the vehicle is HMP-3489. The girl attends Pennsylvania Charter Cyber School.
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More and more area communities are throwing up their beer steins and toasting to the historic Bavarian festival of Oktoberfest.
The German festival has been around for more than two centuries to celebrate the wedding of the Bavarian king Ludwig in Munich in 1810, but it's just now gaining popularity in many Western Pennsylvania communities.
It's also taking on a much different meaning locally.
"There is something about being able to walk around the streets with a beer in your hand," said former Canonsburg manager Terry Hazlett, who helped organize the first Oktoberfest celebration in the borough 15 years ago. "People like that. It's that fall weather, and they have a beer in one hand and a pretzel in the other. It's fascinating."
That's probably not what the Germans envisioned more than 200 years ago when they celebrated Ludwig's royal wedding in a field called "Theresewiesen" outside of Munich. Bob Dodge, a Washington & Jefferson College professor who teaches German history, said those first festivals invited the town's residents and included plenty of beer drinking and horse races.
The festival begins in mid-September and usually lasts 16 or 17 days. The celebration has expanded a couple of days in recent years to now include Germany's "Reunification Day" on Oct. 3 that signifies the reconciliation of the fractured country in 1990, Dodge said.
"It's a bigger deal (here) than it actually is in Germany," Dodge said. "The attraction in Germany is that they get a lot of tourists. They sell this Oktoberfest there. In North America, it has taken on a life of its own and I think that has to do with German immigration."
That certainly is the case now in the Pittsburgh area.
Canonsburg officials hoped their festival, one of the first of its kind in Western Pennsylvania, would promote local businesses and become a fundraiser for the borough's Chamber of Commerce.
"It's been extremely successful," Hazlett said. "It just kept expanding over the years. We picked Oktoberfest because there was a hole for that kind of festival in Western Pennsylvania."
It's also inspired many similar Oktoberfest celebrations in the area. That was the case when Heidelberg, a small borough in Allegheny County about 20 miles north of Washington, wanted to leverage its German name to celebrate the festival.
Heidelberg officials organized their first Oktoberfest in 2011 because they wanted the town to have its own fall community event. Borough Manager Joe Kauer never heard of the festival until about a decade ago, but figured it would be a natural step to organize one in town.
"You can't take the back seat when your name is Heidelberg and everyone else is doing Oktoberfest," Kauer said. "We're a default embassy of that German town. That German connection made it a prime spot for Oktoberfest."
It rained the first year, forcing organizers to scramble while trying to move all of the festivities into borough's fire hall. But the festival has grown over the past two years with more activities and borough officials have coordinated with neighboring towns so as not to overlap their Oktoberfest schedules.
"We wanted something where it would grow and bring people down to the park and showcase the municipality as a great place to live, work and play," Kauer said. "This is exactly what we hoped for."
But it's probably not what Ludwig expected on his wedding day more than 200 years ago. However, Hazlett expects it to keep on growing here.
"I've organized a lot of festivals and that one caught on a lot faster than all of the others," he said.
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CANONSBURG – A West Virginia woman was arrested Sunday morning by Canonsburg police after she allegedly stabbed her former boyfriend's new girlfriend at his home.
Kristin Marie Schnelle, 19, of McMechen, W.Va., is accused of stabbing 21-year-old Aubrey Buehner of Martin's Ferry, Ohio, in the arm just after 7 a.m.
Canonsburg police Sgt. Don Cross said Schnelle went to the home of her former boyfriend, Robert Cramer II, 32, of 211 McShane Ave., after reportedly seeing images of him on Facebook with his new girlfriend. Cross said Schnelle and Cramer dated for about two years, since she was 17, and recently had broken up.
Police initially were called to the home for a report of an attempted suicide that involved a knife.
"She said her intent was to kill the new girlfriend and then kill herself," Cross said.
When police arrived at the home, they found Buehner seated at a kitchen table being treated by Cramer's mother. Police went downstairs and found Cramer restraining a woman, later identified as Schnelle. When Cramer released her, she grabbed an open bottle of bleach and tried to drink it until police knocked it away.
Cramer told police he and Buehner were sleeping in bed and were awakened when Schnelle started stabbing Buehner with a kitchen knife. Police said Schnelle was able to stab Buehner several times before Cramer was able to pull her off. Cramer also told police that Schnelle brought a bottle of pills with her and was shoving them in her mouth, swallowing them. The pills were later determined to be iron vitamins.
Police said Schnelle used her own set of keys to enter the home. A car Schnelle used to drive to Canonsburg was found parked outside Cramer's home. Inside, police found a note she wrote to her mother, asking for forgiveness as well as from other family members. Found inside her purse was a receipt for the bleach that had been purchased Sunday morning.
Schnelle told police she left her home in West Virginia that morning after seeing Facebook images of Cramer embracing his new girlfriend.
Buehner, who suffered what police described as two, large stab wounds to the upper left arm, was taken to Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh for treatment of what police described as nonlife-threatening injuries. Police recovered two knives at the scene.
Paramedics treated Schnelle for ingesting the bleach. Schnelle was then taken to Washington Hospital for treatment before she was released to police.
During her video arraignment before District Judge James Ellis, Schnelle said she recently was fired from her job at a West Virginia grocery store. She also told the judge that she had never been arrested.
Schnelle is charged with attempted homicide, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and simple assault, She was placed in the Washington County jail on $25,000 bond.
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The official version of the Stellarium User Guide is published in HTML format on this wiki and in PDF format via the sourceforge downloads service:
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- A Guide to Using Stellarium, by Paul Luckas — a short guide with lots of illustrations that covers the basics of using Stellarium 0.10.5. It can be downloaded in PDF format from the website of the University of Western Australia's SPICE program: How to teach astronomy with Stellarium
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The revolving door at the Washington County Courthouse is getting plenty of action, especially when it comes to county judges.
As 2013 dawns, court officials are scurrying to deal with two vacant judicial positions, and the list of attorneys looking to be elected to an open post continues to grow.
The changes on the bench began in 2010 with the death of Judge Mark Mascara. Attorney Phil Melograne was appointed to replace Mascara until a new judge was elected.
Melograne was out at the end of 2011, after he was defeated in the primary election by attorney Gary Gilman, who then went on to win the post in the fall.
At that time, it seemed like the county court would run at full capacity for a substantial period of time.
Then, suddenly, Judge Paul Pozonsky, 56, announced his retirement midsummer after 15 years in office and with five years remaining on his current 10-year term.
Senior judges were called in to pick up some of the heavy workload, especially since Pozonsky handled the majority of the county's criminal cases and the state seemed unlikely to approve appointment of an interim judge.
The next surprise came in November, when Judge Janet Moschetta Bell said she, too, was opting for retirement after six years on the bench. She will officially leave her office this week.
Thus, the county's judicial system is left scrambling to handle its already burdensome caseload, down two full-time judges and with the part-time help of a senior judge or two.
But help may be on the way, according to state Sen. Tim Solobay, D-Canonsburg, who said he has been working with President Judge Debbie O'Dell Seneca, the remaining seated judges and Gov. Tom Corbett's office.
"I'm waiting to hear from the governor if he is looking at one or two appointments," said Solobay. "But they are definitely considering an appointment."
Whether it be one or two, Solobay said any appointment would be helpful to the court. The problem, however, is that the earliest an appointment can be made is Jan. 22, when the Senate returns from break. It's the Senate's job to confirm a judicial appointment.
"If we carry it out too far, it (an appointment) is not going to be too much help," said the senator, explaining that the consensus is that an appointee should be an attorney not interested in running for election to the seat this year.
He explained that by the time the appointee took office and got acquainted with his new position, he or she would have only a few months to serve before having to step down.
Solobay said several attorneys have expressed interest in such an appointment, including First Assistant District Attorney Michael Lucas and attorney David DiCarlo, who lost a bid for district attorney in 2011.
Lucas said he is definitely going to be a candidate for one of the open seats. DiCarlo could not be reached for comment.
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A Pittsburgh man was arrested Wednesday night by state police after he allegedly sold five bags of suspected heroin two days earlier out of a Bentleyville apartment.
Michael E. Derrow Jr., 33, was taken into custody about 7:30 p.m. by state police as he entered a bar on Main Street in Bentleyville.
A search warrant was served at an apartment at 603 Main St., Bentleyville, by state police with assistance from the Washington County District Attorney's Drug Task Force, sheriff's deputies and Southwest Regional police.
Derrow told police that he stays at the apartment, occupied by Tyler Harrington, three or four days a week and sleeps on the couch.
Found inside the apartment were nine long guns, including a loaded 12-gauge shotgun, as well as $245, police said. Derrow reportedly told police that he knew the guns were in a closet in the residence. As a convicted felon, Derrow is not permitted to have a firearm.
Police said they also found two Klonopin pills and cocaine on Derrow when they took him into custody. He is on probation for felony drug charges in Allegheny County.
"This case came together very quickly Wednesday afternoon," said District Attorney Gene Vittone. "I applaud the efforts of the law enforcement officers who participated in this search and arrest."
Derrow was arraigned before District Judge Curtis Thompson on charges of possession with intent to deliver heroin, possession of a controlled substance, possession of paraphernalia and persons not to possess a firearm. He was placed in the Washington County jail on $30,000 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for Thursday before Thompson.
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They're about the same age. They have dogs as pets. They all live in Washington.
When 13-year-old Beverly Porter was talking about going to the inauguration Monday, she wanted to know, "Are we going to see the girls?"
Malia Obama, 14, and her sister, Sasha, 11, attended the first inauguration of their father in 2009, and the chances are pretty good that they, along with their mom, Michelle, will again be standing beside their dad as Barack Obama takes the oath of office for the second time.
Malia and Sasha live in Washington, D.C., and Beverly is from Washington, Pa., but she'll be traveling to the inauguration as the top student in the "Cocobucks" competition at the LeMoyne Multicultural Community Center.
Coco, top dog at the LeMoyne Center, is the pet of executive director Joyce Ellis, and students who attend the after-school program there have a chance to earn points in the form of play money called Cocobucks for completing homework assignments, helping with tasks around the center and demonstrating good behavior.
Jody Lydic, a neighborhood team leader in Washington for the Obama presidential campaign, will be taking Beverly to the inauguration, meeting up with Nena Hatcher, her former ward, before heading to the National Mall.
Lydic and Nena made the news over the summer when they met the president at Carnegie Mellon University after his campaign appearance at the school.
Lydic was Nena's guardian while the girl's mother, Liz Kitchens, was serving in Iraq and Fort Bliss, Texas, but mother and daughter are now living in Maryland.
They have no tickets for the event, so Lydic has cautioned Beverly she's going to be watching the ceremony on a Jumbotron rather than up close and personal.
Former Washington County commissioner Bracken Burns, a Democratic Convention delegate in Denver who had tickets to the 2009 inauguration, said he was standing shoulder-to-shoulder in a crowd under bleachers watching a screen, so merely possessing tickets does not guarantee a spectator a view.
Beverly, a seventh-grader at Washington Junior High School, watched the presidential debates this past fall as part of her social studies class. She remembered Obama and his Republican opponent, Mitt Romney, talking about topics like taxes, but her impression of the first lady is somewhat more vivid.
"Michelle Obama helps lots of kids," Beverly said. The inauguration coinciding with the Martin Luther King Jr. birthday holiday not only gives Beverly a day off from school, but it gives Ada Gay Griffin a day off from work.
Griffin, who was an Obama volunteer in 2008 and had a more formal role in 2012 as a fellow for the Obama campaign's Organizing for America in Washington, wasn't able to make the trip for the first Obama inauguration because it fell on a workday.
But this year, she's capitalizing on the coincidence.
"I'm going by any means necessary," Griffin said Thursday, noting she wants to show her support for the president and Myrlie Evers-Williams, widow of slain civil rights leader Medgar Evers, the first laywoman to lead an invocation at a presidential inauguration.
"Medgar Evers was murdered in his own driveway, and she took up the mantle. Barack Obama is making a statement, making a bold choice, and I want to support him in that position."
Evers-Williams is a former chairwoman of the NAACP.
Griffin said she's looking forward to participating in an event that promotes democracy, and while she's in the nation's capital, she wants to stop by the Martin Luther King Jr. memorial.
The president intends to use King's Bible, along with the Bible used by President Abraham Lincoln, when Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts administers the oath of office.
"I'm just very happy that he's back and that he's going to be around for another four years," Griffin said of the president. "There could be no better leader in this country at this time."
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North Franklin Township police are trying to determine whether a burglary late Saturday at a West Chestnut Street car wash is connected to a string of break-ins at three Washington businesses early Friday.
The owner of BJ's Car Wash, 1880 W. Chestnut St., went to his business about 11:35 p.m. after being notified the burglar alarm had been activated, police said. When the owner arrived, he discovered the business had been entered.
Police arrived to find a refrigerator from a neighboring business had been pushed to the side of the car wash. Plastic chairs were then stacked on the refrigerator to form a makeshift ladder the burglar used to climb to the roof the of car wash, police said.
Once on top of the roof, the burglar removed a vent and entered the building. Office doors were forced open. The burglar went through files in the offices, then entered the car wash area. Three $10 bills were found on the floor. After trying to force open a side door, it appears the culprit left by partially opening a garage door.
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Peters Township, a backwards town
My family moved to Peters in 1995 from the Borough of Whitehall. At that time, much of the business real estate that lines Valley Brook and McMurray roads was not there.
The subject of my letter refers to Peters Township as a town, as a community spot where residents gather, socialize, do business, bank, church, et cetera. I travel quite a bit regionally, and I'm always envious of towns that have a business district with parking out front; a main street with a bank, church, variety stores, bars, VFW and so on. Towns with these amenities prove that past/present community leaders had a vision for their town. Somebody somewhere, and more than likely many residents, provided input along the way, establishing plans as to what they wanted their town to be when it grew up. Most likely, they established five-year, 10-year, 15-year, 20-year plans. Then as time passed, progress was marked and prior visions came to life. Thus, a town center and sense of community were realized.
What surprises me and disappoints me about Peters Township is that apparently the community leaders of our township over the years have been proven to have no such vision in this vein. Let's see now, 25 years ago, more than likely, both middle/elementary schools hadn't been built. There were not four banks within a stones throw of each other, and the Dairy Bar may have been the only forward facing establishment to the road, but I'm not certain on that. In any case, what I'm saying is that the opportunity, time and place to make Peters Township a real "town" appears to have passed our community by. And apparently, their vision for the township was to have all commercial and public buildings through what is supposed to be town center, facing backwards to the roads.
E. McMurray Road and Valley Brook Road should have gave way to, as the English call it, a "round-about." In other words, a giant intersection with perhaps a veteran or Indian patron the township is noted for in the center on a pedestal. Then both sides of Valley Brook and E. McMurray roads would be lined with businesses with diagonal parking in front. There would be a couple of banks, a couple of churches, stores, bakery, restaurants and the like. This community could have been a suburban Shadyside for that matter, with the number of influencial people and families that reside here.
Instead, we have to fight to get into the Starbucks, which is also backwards to the road along with that entire row of shops. And your vehicle needs to be equipped with a zero-radius turning front end to navigate the obstacle course once you've purchased your beverage. Anyway, this is a topic that I proceed to vocalize at every social gathering I attend. So now, I can omit that topic from future conversations. Peters Township, a great backwards facing town to live in. Last, ask any person not familiar to drive through Peters – then ask them if they drove through town.
Dale Palamides
Peters Township, a backwards town


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Friday, May 14, 2010
Some Sentimentality
It's the final day of Dress Your Best week, and I'm celebrating my hair. I feel particularly glad to celebrate my hair because this month, I am also celebrating three years of being a cancer survivor.
Aside from a stint of chemo-induced baldness and the subsequent pixie and bob haircuts, my hair has always been long and I love it that way. I can no longer tell whether it is neurosis or vanity that prevents me from chopping it to look as cute as Katy or Lexie. But my long hair is also a reminder of all that I've been through and how resilient I can be. And so it only seems fitting that the last day of Dress Your Best goes to celebrating the three parts of me that will always be metaphorically interconnected: hair, health, and happiness.
Hope you all have a wonderful weekend. xoxo.
P.S. I promise not to be this sentimental again! I think all this body-lovin' celebration has gotten to me...
59 comments:
- Chaucee said...
I never know what to say to these things, but I'm glad you survived cancer. Your hair is beautiful and so are you.
- May 14, 2010 at 10:33 AM
- Bridget said...
three years...whoa. One of my girls (I'm an RA) survived an osteosarcoma...so scary. I'm glad you're still with us! :)
- May 14, 2010 at 10:36 AM
- Intelligent Tool said...
what a great thing to celebrate. your hair is gorgeous.
- May 14, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- Amanda said...
These shoes are a great fit.
- May 14, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- caffeinerd said...
Congratulations on three years, and---seconded---so glad you're here with us today! You hair is absolutely gorgeous---even moreso when you know what it's been through.
- May 14, 2010 at 10:38 AM
- Sal said...
SO glad you've got that gorgeous head of hair, and that you're healthy and well!
- May 14, 2010 at 10:45 AM
- Katie said...
My friend calls her hair her badge of courage, and says it always reminds her of what she's capable of conquering.
Congratulations on three years!
- May 14, 2010 at 10:50 AM
- Tanvi said...
Cheers! Here's to being a survivor :) Thanks for sharing! Says a lot about your strength and spirit ... Impressive! ... Love this olive green against your skin. Blue Green is also a lovely combo. Love the look, love your hair :) Have a wonderful weekend!
- May 14, 2010 at 10:52 AM
- the style crusader said...
there is absolutely nothing wrong with a bit of sentimentality. that is an incredible story. it is always encouraging to hear about people who have triumphed over such times. your hair looks gorgeous - as do you! i love that colour green on you! xx
- May 14, 2010 at 10:53 AM
- Academichic said...
Wow, Tania, what a story! I'm so happy to hear that you're a survivor and you should sport your gorgeous locks proudly as a symbol of that. I've always admired your really beautiful hair, but now it seems even more poignant that I know this story behind it. I'm so glad you're well!
And thanks for participating this week, I've really loved all your posts!
- May 14, 2010 at 10:58 AM
- La Historiadora de Moda said...
You can be sentimental whenever you want! We're so glad that you are healthy and well! Here's to you for being a survivor!
- May 14, 2010 at 10:59 AM
- Lori said...
Congratulations on the three years!!!! Your hair is lovely :)
- May 14, 2010 at 10:59 AM
- Bee said...
A full head of luscious hair is something often taken for granted, especially by younger women. Thanks for reminding the world that it needs to be appreciated. Your hair is gorgeous! Congratulations on three years, and I wish you many, many healthy years to come. Have a wonderful weekend!
- May 14, 2010 at 11:34 AM
- Mary said...
Congratulations! What a fantastic way to celebrate-- you look fabulous!
- May 14, 2010 at 11:34 AM
- portlandize.com said...
There's nothing wrong with being sentimental. Being glad to be alive is a perfect reason for celebration, even if your life hasn't been so overtly challenged as with cancer. It's important that you're still here. Congratulations, and happy hair day! :)
- May 14, 2010 at 11:45 AM
- Kristin said...
Cheers to you, woman!
- May 14, 2010 at 11:45 AM
- Lisa said...
You look gorgeous today - now that's an anniversary worth remembering and celebrating.
- May 14, 2010 at 11:46 AM
- spiffy said...
Your hair is beautiful but even more so is what it represents! so take that, stupid cancer!
- May 14, 2010 at 12:00 PM
- enSTYLEpedia said...
our bodies really are amazing.
i had no idea you were a cancer survivor, it's nice to learn a little about a woman i stare at everytime she posts! ;)
congratulations on your remission.
you look great, love everything you're wearing...and you do have great hair!
- May 14, 2010 at 12:01 PM
- Jilliebeanie said...
What a beautiful testimony! So glad you are well! Your hair is lovely for many reasons!
- May 14, 2010 at 12:03 PM
- Breanne at Bella Vita said...
Your hair is beautiful! Here's to those three years and many, many, many more!
Have a fabulous weekend!
- May 14, 2010 at 12:03 PM
- Future Lint said...
Oh my goodness, my jaw is on the floor right now - I had no idea!! That is amazing! You do have fabulous hair and way to celebrate it!
On a far more shallow note, I love this outfit - the navy dress is lovely and I want to steal your shoes!
- May 14, 2010 at 12:06 PM
- ambika said...
What a touching post. I spend far too much time fighting my hair when I really should be grateful for...everything...
& just visually, I love these colors together--classic but different.
- May 14, 2010 at 12:30 PM
- Becky said...
Don't apologize for being sentimental! Your hair is beautiful. Your outfit is fantastic.
- May 14, 2010 at 1:04 PM
- Larysse Tavares said...
I didn't know why I was so enchanted with your hair this week, it looks so bright and beautiful... and now I can finally understand why you look so confident in life. I've never imagined that someone like you --and here I mean more than yourself in the outside, could be a cancer survivor. Now I see :) I am very proud of you, darling. You really inspire me in life. May God bless you everyday and please, keep rocking :D
xoxox, have a lovely weekend you too :)
- May 14, 2010 at 1:32 PM
- Larysse Tavares said...
P.S.: I loved your dress :)
- May 14, 2010 at 1:34 PM
- orchidsinbuttonholes said...
What a wonderful, moving post to end Dress Your Best week. Your tribute to your hair is poignant and thoughtful - thank you for sharing this with us. And I'm so very glad that you're healthy!
- May 14, 2010 at 1:36 PM
- Rad_in_Broolyn said...
Your hair is beautiful and amazing, and I wanted to thank you for sharing your experience with us. You are truly inspiring in so many ways, both in your style and your strength. Here's to many more healthy years.
- May 14, 2010 at 1:50 PM
- Erin said...
This is my first time commenting but I wanted to just say congratulations on being a 3-year cancer survivor!! I celebrate my survivorship anniversary every year in February (27 years this year, I was only 5 when diagnosed).
And I love your clothing combinations :)
- May 14, 2010 at 1:52 PM
- Moni said...
Congrats on three years! You've definitely earned the right to be sentimental!
- May 14, 2010 at 2:14 PM
- Amy said...
Oh wow, I had no idea you were a cancer survivor. I am so happy to hear that you have been cancer free for 3 years. Congratulations!! Your hair is gorgeous and you should definitely celebrate it.
P.S. I love the color of your cardi!
- May 14, 2010 at 2:16 PM
- KP said...
Your post is so inspiring - I'm so happy to hear that you are healthy - and your hair (and outfit) is incredibly beautiful! =)
- May 14, 2010 at 2:47 PM
- veronika, tick tock vintage. said...
how amazing - and your hair is gorgeous. glad to hear you're healthy!
- May 14, 2010 at 3:42 PM
- Clare said...
Get sentimental whenever you want, my dear, this is something to celebrate! And, of course, your hair is always just incredibly gorgeous!
- May 14, 2010 at 3:49 PM
- Dorky Medievalist said...
Well done, you! I'm glad you're healthy and strong and that you have that gorgeous mop as a bonus and a measure. Thanks for the reminder that hair is so much more than a vanity.
- May 14, 2010 at 4:51 PM
- S@sha said...
Wow, I'm glad you are healthy today and hope you have many more decades of health in front of you.
- May 14, 2010 at 5:00 PM
- tastymoog said...
aw, I'm so glad you get to celebrate your lovely, long hair, and the health it represents! :)
- May 14, 2010 at 5:26 PM
- Sit Under the Apple Tree said...
I have always thought your hair so beautiful, I had no idea of the story behind it. You're so brave and this is a really powerful lovely message - thank you Tania for reminding me that I should be grateful for what I have and to appreciate everything. (I love your outfit too!)
- May 14, 2010 at 6:06 PM
- bonjouritsjinah said...
This was such a touching post! I always think that your hair looks gorgeous in your outfit photos, and the story behind the length made me tear up a little! I've always been a long hair girl too, but go through spurts of short cuts.
- May 14, 2010 at 6:27 PM
- Sidewalk Chalk said...
I'm so glad you're healthy and well now. What a beautiful post, Tania!
- May 14, 2010 at 6:37 PM
- FashionTheorist said...
Congratulations on three years cancer free! You're certainly entitled to some degree of sentimentality. Celebrate your gorgeous hair and your health with it!
Also, I love the navy and mustard color combination on you.
- May 14, 2010 at 7:45 PM
- (always)alanna said...
congratulations girl! you look absolutely beautiful as does your hair!
stay strong
- May 14, 2010 at 9:44 PM
- LyddieGal said...
I can't completely understand your love of your long locks - just let it keep growing, it's beautiful and you should celebrate!
Chic on the Cheap
- May 14, 2010 at 10:54 PM
- Fia said...
Such a touching story and beautiful hair.
I love this dress. The olive cardigan shows it off really nicely.
- May 15, 2010 at 2:11 AM
- piglet said...
Wow I had no idea. Congrats on overcoming it, you certainly should be proud of your gorgeous hair!
- May 15, 2010 at 3:49 AM
- FashionJazz said...
Luv ur colours together!! Hope u have a lovely wknd! xx
- May 15, 2010 at 8:01 AM
- Ana - Toil and Trouble said...
*hugs* this post is incredibly touching. You are an amazing woman.
- May 15, 2010 at 10:25 AM
- Lexie, Little Boat said...
wow! i had no idea you are a cancer survivor! that's so awesome! i don't think i'd cut my hair short if i had gone through something like that. what a brave woman you are!
- May 16, 2010 at 11:59 AM
- Fer said...
beautiful story, and gorgeous hair
um beijo from Brazil!
- May 16, 2010 at 4:47 PM
- Catherine said...
Congratulations! That is amazing. You look so pretty, and the colors of that outfit are beautiful!
- May 16, 2010 at 4:57 PM
- Melanie said...
I'm so, so happy for you. From the first time I saw your blog I thought your hair was gorgeous. Great dress, too, btw.
Melanie@Unravelled Threads
- May 17, 2010 at 11:33 AM
- Vicky said...
You have beautiful hair! I love the color of your cardigan and wedges, and you pulled them together. Love your blog.
- May 17, 2010 at 3:20 PM
- Kelly @ blackdog finds said...
What a journey you've had. You and your lovely mane are amazing.
- May 17, 2010 at 3:29 PM
- aspiringminimalist said...
You look beautiful and so does your hair!
Thanks for sharing this sentimental post, and your admirable journey :)
- May 17, 2010 at 10:07 PM
- Chelsea said...
Wow, it is always so shocking when a young person shares that they are a cancer survivor. Some don't even feel comfortable doing it. So, thanks for bringing some awareness... I'm so glad that you are healthy and I've said it before but I'll say it again, you've got some DAMN GOOD HAIR!!!
- May 18, 2010 at 1:17 PM
- Kyla said...
Awesome testimonial! You are truly an inspiration!
- May 19, 2010 at 10:05 PM
- Wicked Thrifty said...
wow, brave girl- good for you! i had no idea.
could i love this skirt any more? i think not.
- May 24, 2010 at 11:45 AM
- Meg said...
I just stumbled upon your blog tonight. I'm trying to be a bit more fashionable and so I'm looking for ideas. Because there is nothing to make a girl feel not so cute than to be bald right? I just finished chemo two months ago (Hodgkin's lymphoma). Thanks for giving me a whole lot of hope tonight seeing your beautiful long hair. I love wearing mine long too. You look great! Here's to good health (and you know, cute shoes)!
- June 6, 2010 at 3:11 AM
- Aubrey Anne said...
Congrats girl! It's crazy because you just never know who has gone through something that life-changing. I've been loving your blog for a while now, and of course I never would have known. Happy birthday, and btw I like the weirdly-shiny tights. :) I'm also one who will never cut my hair again if I can help it.... it signifies much more than beauty to me.
- October 21, 2010 at 6:22 PM


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The Pittsburgh Soaring Club meets every weekend from April through September – weather permitting – at Bandel Airport near Eighty Four and the club, which has been around since 1964, boasts nearly 40 members.
Once up in the air with the help of a tow plane, pilots can "soar" for as long as they want.
"Once you launch, you can fly all day," says Tom Stapleton of Highland Park, on a beautiful sunny mid-May day at Bandel Airport.
Stapleton, who has a Ph.D. in robotics, is the current president of the Pittsburgh Soaring Club. He's been a member of the club since 2005 and been flying, or "gliding," since 2003. Stapleton adds, the planes, referred to as either gliders, soarers or soarplanes, "are built to fly."
The history of soaring started long ago in Europe and came to the states when Octave Chanute of Chicago, an engineer by trade, started experimenting with aeronautics after his retirement in 1889. According to the National Aviation Hall of Fame, Chanute published a "groundbreaking book" called "Progress in Flying Machines" in 1894 and in 1896 in Dune Park, Ind., he began experimenting with gliders.
That same year, Chanute designed and built a series of gliders that were successfully flown by his assistant along the shore of Lake Michigan. Chanute also worked with the Wright Brothers, and in 1901, encouraged them in their gliding experiments. In fact, the Wright Brothers' first planes were actually gliders.
Members of the Pittsburgh Soaring Club pay a membership fee, which allows them access to the club's shared fleet, although many of the club's members own their own planes.
"Owning an airplane is never cheap," Stapleton says. However, it's more economical than power flying, with planes ranging in price from $12,000 and upward. Currently, the club owns three sailplanes and a tow plane.
The club's membership is mostly male, with just one female member right now, although according to club member Bill Frantz Jr., "Ladies tend to be better flyers."
Mark Wilson of Mt. Lebanon is vice president of the club. A retired management consultant, he didn't go for his gliding certificate until he was 60 years old. "It appeals to older folks," Wilson says, because pilots don't have to have regular medical tests to fly gliders like they do to fly powered planes.
Flight safety is primary, Wilson says. "We have elaborate safety hand signals," when the planes are taking off.
Without a fuel-fired motor, one may be wondering how these sailplanes or gliders get off the ground – that's where the help of a tow plane comes in. Frantz was piloting the tow plane that morning. The sailplane is attached to the tow plane plane by a long rope secured by a special hook – Stapleton says the glider is always behind the tow plane. When the desired altitude is reached by the glider pilot, the glider releases the rope.
"Soaring is like riding in a sled," Stapleton says. "The speed in a glider is your energy."
The typical height the pilot cuts loose from the tow plane is at about 4,200 feet, and most pilots fly at about 6,000 feet around Bandel Airport. The world record for a sailplane is 59,000 feet.
Once in the air, the pilot can glide the plane up and down like a sled, says Wilson, or the pilot can look for thermals to find more lift. The pilot keeps track of his airspeed and altitude by using a series of gauges in the plane's cockpit. A string called a "yaw string" attached to the nose of the plane lets the pilot keep track of aerodynamics while in the air. Pilots in the club usually fly at a typical airspeed of about 50 miles per hour, because if one goes below 40 miles per hour, "you start to lose lift."
"You're not using a motor to keep yourself in the air," Stapleton says, so one has to look for clues for where the thermals exist, like fluffy cumulus clouds. He adds, for every 1,000 feet up, there's a loss in temperature of about four degrees Fahrenheit. So, on a hot day, when you're 6,000 feet in the air, "there's no air conditioning better," Stapleton says.
Joe Venick of Rices Landing, Greene County, has been a member of the Pittsburgh Soaring Club for about two years and says of soaring, "the view is beautiful – very clear. You can see Downtown [Pittsburgh] and the Greene County Airport."
"It's much more three dimensional than a lot of other flying," Stapleton says. "It's just a remarkable visual experience. To me, soaring is the best blend of art, science and skill."
Once up in the air, Stapleton says, "It seems like the plane doesn't want to come down." Once he's finally done flying, to get back to the ground, he either flies out of the lift or pulls up on the plane's spoilers, or air brakes.
As far as flying goes, Wilson says it's very safe. He said folks as young as 14 can get their solo private pilot certificate from the FAA to fly sailplanes.
However, there is stringent testing. Would-be pilots have to take ground school and other training, pass a knowledge test, a practical test and an hour-long oral exam, as well as a flight test.
Al Bennett of Castle Shannon is a flight instructor and member of the soaring club. He jokes that he's been flying since before he was born, because his parents were both pilots and operated an airport in New Jersey from 1934 to 1940. Bennett was the youngest person to complete a solo flight at age 11 – until his younger sister, Betty, trumped him and soloed at age 10 and landed in the pages of a 1952 issue of Life Magazine.
"I've always flown as part of work," says Bennett, who worked for the California State Library System, and instead of driving to the libraries he needed to be at, he flew. His four children also know how to fly.
Brian Walsh of Green Tree recently joined the Pittsburgh Soaring Club. Walsh, a chemist by trade, has flown power planes since 1971 and says, "I've always had an interest in gliders, but never had the time." Walsh finally made time and says the biggest difference is, "The fact that you don't have the big windmill [the propeller] in front."
Chuck Kraisinger of Saxonburg is also new to the club, although he, too, has always had an interest in flying. "I took lessons but never got my license. It's a fun activity. I really don't have any fear of these planes," he says sitting, seatbelt on, in a training plane with Bennett in the seat behind him. "I feel quite safe."
Eighteen-year-old Tyler Bowman of Waynesburg is going to school to become a commercial pilot and is also a new member of the soaring club. "My first flight was today," Bowman says, adding because he had Bennett behind him, he had "no worries."
"It was awesome being up there," says Bowman, who was at first thinking about going to school to play baseball, but after talking with Joe Venick, a family friend, he decided he would try soaring.
"I'm not afraid of anything, so I was like, 'Yeah, I'll try it,'" says Bowman. He says that mid-May day was his fourth time in the air other than flying in a commercial plane. "Gliding is insane – it's completely different," he says.
For more information, visit pittsburghsoaringclub.com.


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USC schools adopt budget, lower millage rate
Upper St. Clair School Board on April 22 adopted a proposed final budget for 2013-14 that lowers the real estate tax millage rate by 16.6 percent.
The board voted 7-0 to adopt the $65,966,523 budget. Board President Barbara Bolas and board member Rebecca Stern were absent.
The board had a goal of not raising taxes, and in fact is being forced by state law to lower its tax rate to account for an overall increase in taxable real estate value in the township as a result of the Allegheny County Reassessment, which takes effect this year. School districts are prohibited from gaining a so-called windfall in revenues solely as a result of increased property values, whereas municipalities are permitted a five percent increase in revenues.
Frosina Cordisco, director of business and finance, told the board that the latest figures from the county indicate that there are still about $38 million worth of unresolved reassessment appeals. The district must project what percent of those appeals the district will receive in the end. If the district sets the tax rate too low, those funds are lost. But if it sets the rate too high, it will be in a position to offer a refund or credit to taxpayers.
John Vogel, who represents the district in assessment appeals, said about one quarter of that $38 million is from four commercial property assessments being appealed: Friendship Village, the Target/Dick's Sporting Goods/Sears portion of the South Hills Village Mall property, Summerfield Commons and the former Consol headquarters site.
The real estate tax rate in the proposed final budget drops from 25.718 for 2012-13 to 21.438 for 2013-14.
Cordisco said that the 4.280 mill reduction will lower the tax bill on an individual home from $2,572 for every $100,000 in assessed value to $2,144 for every $100,000 in assessed value.
The board also set May 28 as the date it will vote on adoption of a final budget.
The district is not required by the state to adopt a budget until June 30, but district Superintendent Patrick O'Toole said that passing a budget the end of June as the board normally does makes it hard for the administration to arrange staffing, given retirements and any potential staff cuts called for in the budget.
"It's difficult to have the time for properly planning for the school year," he said.
O'Toole said that particularly at the high school there needs to be time to work with students' schedules, when smaller classes are cancelled under current budget constraints and students must choose other classes. "We have to make staffing plans," he said.
Board member Harry Kunselman said "a lot of well-reasoned thought went into this process."
He said over the past three years "we have consistently not replaced people who have retired. We've reduced, reduced, reduced."
"I think we should not be managing our fiscal affairs by crisis management," like some other areas of the government do, Kunselman said.
Board Vice President Louis Mafrice said, "The unknowns are most likely to be there in June and beyond."
Cordisco said that there are also many capital projects that are planned for the summer and it would be much better to have a budget adopted in May so that those plans can be made and work can commence as soon as possible.
The proposed final budget, as well as a letter and budget summary from O'Toole, are to be posted on the township's website this week at uscsd.k12.pa.us.


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The issue was discussed at the commissioner's Feb. 12 meeting, and a public hearing for the new ordinance was held at the commission's Feb. 25 meeting.
The new ordinance was originally intended to remove skateboards, coasters, skates or similar devices, as well as allow motorized scooters to be ridden on municipality sidewalks. But motorized scooters are still prohibited as commissioner Dave Brumfield asked for an amendment to the ordinance keeping motorized scooters prohibited on sidewalks after talking with Mt. Lebanon Police Chief Coleman McDonough.
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A Washington man, Richard Reed, was shot twice July 13 as he drove along Raven Drive in Hendersonville, Cecil Township police Chief Shawn Bukovinsky said.
Police were called to Canonsburg General Hospital at 10:05 p.m. for a report of a victim with gunshot wounds.
When police arrived Reed said he received a call at about 7:30 p.m. July 13 , from an unidentified man who told Reed to go to an address on Raven Drive, police said.
Once at the address, Reed told police he heard loud yelling coming from the house before he heard a shotgun blast and felt pellets strike his chest.
Reed's brother, Damon Reed, told police he was also in the vehicle and saw a light-skinned black male shot at his brother.
The brothers drove to the end of the street before determining it was a dead end, turned around and when Richard Reed drove past the house again, the same person shot at him with the pellets striking Richard Reed in the face. He then drove to the hospital where personnel called police.
A spokeswoman from Canonsburg General Hospital said he was treated and discharged from the emergency room.
Assisted by police from Peters and North Strabane townships, Cecil police arrested Tyrone Lett at his home at 28 Raven Drive at about 1 a.m. July 14, Bukovinsky said. Confiscated was a 410-gauge shotgun. Lett said he shot Richard Reed because he "didn't want any trouble," the chief said.
Lett was arraigned by District Judge Valarie Costanzo on charges of attempted homicide, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, reckless endangerment, simple assault and disorderly conduct. Lett was placed in the Washington County Jail on $200,000 bond.


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A flex building at Starpointe Business Park could be able to flex its muscles, thanks partly to the Washington County Local Share Account.
The local share review committee evaluated requests for funding for 73 projects across the county and recommended 38 of them. The $7.3 million in LSA funding comes from gambling revenues from The Meadows Racetrack & Casino.
The committee released the list of recipients, and the amount it recommended for each, Wednesday. The recommendations go to the county commissioners, who, if they approve them today, will send them to the state Department of Community and Economic Development. That final step usually takes six months before the funds are distributed.
The 73 requesting entities each got two minutes to plead their cases to the board Jan. 14 and 15. Applicants must raise from other sources at least as much money as they are seeking from the LSA, and those chosen may not get the LSA amount they had sought.
The 38 that were selected had lined up about $16.4 million in additional funding, making for a total of $23.7 million in new investments.
The commissioners got to review the board's recommendations Tuesday. Diana Irey Vaughan, one of the three, doesn't envision snags.
"I think the committee did a terrific job in reviewing the applicants," she said Wednesday, after the commissioners' agenda meeting. "I don't anticipate the commissioners making any changes. Most likely, you'll see the commissioners approve them.
"Basically, the projects that didn't make it were for reasons of not being ready and the philosophy of funding."
Fellow Commissioner Harlan Shober said, "It's nice to know we have this issue to deal with," noting counties without a casino lack this funding stream.
Flex Building 3 in Starpointe, Hanover Township, got the largest amount, $750,000 – all that the Washington County Council on Economic Development had requested. About $3.1 million in other funds have been leveraged for that project.
"We're seeing a commitment continue for industrial parks so we can continue to create jobs in Washington County," said Irey Vaughan.
WCCED Executive Director Dan Reitz served on the LSA panel but did not participate in the council's funding request presentation.
Washington County Health Center, Chartiers Township, was recommended for all $211,000 that it had sought for electronic medical records. That request, made by Washington County, was accompanied by $313,000 in leverage funding.
Qualified welders are a hot commodity in a hotbed of oil and gas activity, and Penn Commercial was approved for $300,000 for its welding technology training program. The county's largest postsecondary career and technical school had requested $420,943 and has $439,125 in leverage funds.
Penn Commercial is in Oak Springs Plaza, South Strabane Township. Curriculum director Nicole Lane said the school plans to purchase the former Checkers Cleaners space there for the welding program, which would be capable of producing 81 welding graduates a year.
The Region 13 SWAT Team got the $93,554 it had sought for new, lighter bulletproof vests and for its first set of protective facemasks. It had $43,8000 in other funding.
Washington Area Senior Citizens Center got the smallest financial recommendation – $1,700 – which it had requested, for an automatic door opener. It had $500 in leverage funding.
There were four categories of LSA fund recipients. Here is a breakdown of the four and the amounts involved:
• Community Improvement – total recommended funding, $2,059,300; total leverage, $7,929,223; total impact, $9,988,523.
• Economic Development – total recommended funding, $1,598,740; total leverage, $4,311,669; total impact, $5,910,409.
• Job Training – total recommended funding, $699,363; total leverage, $489,125; total impact, $1,188,488.
• Public Interest – total recommended funding, $2,967,392; total leverage, $3,699,479; total impact, $6,666,871.
For a complete list of recommended projects and funding amounts, go to www.observer-reporter.com.
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A Canonsburg woman was arrested Thursday by borough police, less than 24 hours after she allegedly hit her husband with his pickup truck in the parking lot of a North Jefferson Avenue bar.
Tina Louise Olinger, 41, of 14 E. Pitt St., was arraigned before District Judge David Mark on charges including attempted homicide, aggravated assault, simple assault and aggravated and simple assault with a weapon. She is accused of striking 54-year-old Kevin Charles Olinger with his truck in the parking lot behind D's Locker Room, 26 N. Jefferson Ave., just after 9 p.m.
Police Officer Matthew Tharp said the two had been at the bar for less than an hour when they got into an argument. Court records indicate the two were arguing about her reportedly backing into something with his truck. After about two drinks, the couple left and continued the argument in the parking lot.
A resident of an apartment building adjacent to the parking lot told police she heard the argument and looked out her window. She saw a man, later identified as Olinger, standing in front of a truck arguing with a woman inside the vehicle, later identified as Tina Olinger.
Tina Olinger reportedly accelerated the vehicle as her husband hung on to the hood. He was still holding on when she reportedly accelerated the truck again. The truck hit her husband and he fell over, hitting his head on an unknown object.
"She just gunned it," said police Sgt. Al Coghill.
When Tharp arrived, he found Kevin Olinger lying on his right side with a laceration on the top of his head. He was unresponsive. Olinger was flown from Canonsburg General Hospital to Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, where he was listed in critical condition Thursday afternoon. Police said he suffered a broken skull and bleeding on the brain.
Tina Olinger fled the scene. The truck was found outside the couple's home a short time after the incident. There were hand marks on the hood and fender. The truck was impounded.
Police know the couple from previous domestic incidents. Kevin Olinger was arrested in April 2012 on charges of simple assault and harassment for allegedly hitting his wife in the face. On March 16, he was arrested by borough police on charges of terroristic threats, simple assault and harassment for allegedly grabbing his wife by the neck during an argument. Both cases were dismissed at the time of the preliminary hearings.
Tina Olinger was placed in Washington County Jail on $250,000 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for Nov. 13 before Mark.
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It's a Wonderful Life is my favorite movie. Always has been. I love that George Bailey gets to see the impact he's had on so many people. I think it would be awesome for people to get to see that impact themselves. Hopefully it would show them that one person really can make a difference in someone else's life. I think I was around 10-12 years old when I first saw the movie. I remember thinking that George's mom would recognize him when nobody else did, but of course she didn't because he'd never been born (at that point in the movie).
When I was only 8 my mom gave birth to the 4th of the 5 kids in our family. Within a yr. #5 came along. By the time she and my Dad were expecting # 5 they discovered that my baby brother (born on my 8th birthday) was very ill with a very rare and devastating illness. Dr's immediately said to "put him in a home" as he will never live to see age 5. Docs said institutionalize him. My loving parents said "no way" to that. It was hard and took a great toll on us all, but of course no one more than my Mom. It was also a beautiful and awesome life having him in it.


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