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Bethel Park honors veterans with banner program
They look so young in those cherished photos that have been tucked away for decades, and although many of them returned to their lives, had jobs, raised families and grew old, others will always be remembered just as they looked in those faded, creased pictures.
Now, Bethel Park officials are looking for those photos to honor its military heroes from all generations. The municipality is becoming the latest community to participate in the military banner program.
The municipality and American Legion Post 760 are accepting applications from anyone wishing to honor their military hero on a banner that will be displayed along the community's streets.
The military banner program, designed to salute the brave men and women who are currently serving and those who have served in the military, was created by Harry Munson, owner of HTM Designs and the proud father of an American soldier.
Munson designed his first banner to honor Ryan Lane, a young Marine from Castle Shannon who was killed in action in Afghanistan.
Soon banners honoring Castle Shannon's military men and women lined Route 88, the main thoroughfare through the borough. The communities of West Mifflin and Canonsburg also adopted the program.
Dave Owens saw the banners in Castle Shannon and decided to honor three of his friends, members of the greatest generation, who fought in WWII. He also purchased a fourth banner for a friend whose son is serving in the Mideast.
"It's such a great idea," said Owens, adding that the one vet was so overcome with emotions that "he broke down and couldn't talk for about five minutes."
Owens said he was really surprised to see the banner of his best friend's father as a young soldier.
"He looks just like my best friend," he said. "They went off to war at such a young age. It's hard to imagine. He went to war right out of high school. Everyone who sees [the banners] remarks about the quality. Harry's doing such great work."
Bethel Park Councilman Jack Allen, council liaison to the Veterans Memorial Committee, said the municipality plans to display the banners beginning at the Route 88 entrance to Bethel Park. The banners, which will be hung by the municipal public works department, will be displayed between Memorial Day and Veterans Day each year. The remainder of the year they will be stored in the public works facility.
"I anticipate they will go down Route 88 and Brightwood Road," said Allen, a Vietnam veteran who has his own banner.
Allen said the banners would be placed randomly along the roadway.
For $80, a family will get two 24-by-36-inch banners – one to be displayed along the street and another for their own personal display. The cost also covers the bracketing hardware used to mount the banner on the utility poles.
Applications, which need to be accompanied by a photo of the service member in uniform and any information the family has about their family member's service, are available on the municipal website or through the legion.
"The better the picture, the better the banner," Munson explained.
One Bethel Park resident, who is planning on surprising her father with a banner, couldn't give her name or she would spoil the surprise.
"He spent 765 days of his life in Vietnam," she said.


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Mashed sweet potatoes with a hint of cinnamon and nutmeg, topped with a caramelized brown sugar crust. Sweet potatoes are a must for Thanksgiving and this dish will be a hit on your Holiday table.
I am starting to post Thanksgiving recipes since it's right around the corner, so we are testing out lots of side dishes in my home. We really loved this recipe, I can happily say this is the dish that finally turned me into a sweet potato fan. Previously I only enjoyed them as sweet potato fries, or in a sweet potato pie, but I will certainly be making this again and again.
To prepare ahead, make the mashed sweet potatoes the day before, then re-heat them before topping with sugar and broiling. Once you broil them, you'll want to serve them right away. If you are bringing them to someone's house, don't add the brown sugar topping until you are ready to serve.
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Servings: 14 • Size: 1/2 cup • Points +: 3 pts • Smart Points: 5
Calories: 113.4 • Fat: 1.5 g • Protein: 2.2 g • Carb: 25.6 g • Fiber: 2.9 g • Sugar: 14.8
Sodium: 141 mg
- 5 1/2 lbs sweet potatoes, peeled and boiled until soft (6 cups cooked)
- 3/4 cup 1% milk
- 3 tbsp light butter, softened
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/4 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
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When the potatoes are cooked and soft, combine them with milk, light butter, salt, cinnamon and nutmeg and mash or puree until smooth.
Spoon into a 9 x 9 or 11 x 7-inch baking dish.
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Ronald George Powell sat nervously twitching his right leg and seemed to be surprised when a district judge announced Friday that state police were charging him with homicide in the shooting death that morning of his wife.
"What's that?" Powell, 70, of Carroll Township, asked District Judge James Ellis.
"Murder," Ellis replied.
"I was defending myself," said Powell, who was remanded to the Washington County jail without bond in the killing of Leslie Powell.
State police provided a different narrative of the crime in court documents released at the man's arraignment.
They accuse Powell of awakening about 3 a.m., retrieving a shotgun from under his bed and using it to shoot his sleeping wife in the head while he illuminated the room with a hand-held lighting device.
Ronald Powell then telephoned Washington County 911 at 4:15 a.m. to report what occurred, police stated in the affidavit.
Washington County Coroner Tim Warco pronounced Leslie Powell, 62, dead at 6:02 a.m. of a gunshot wound to the head. Warco ruled the death a homicide, according to a news release from his office.
Neighbors told reporters near the crime scene along a dead-end street that Ronald Powell had been showing signs of dementia and was a jealous husband.
"It's sad. It really is," said Tammy Reese, who lives two doors away from the Powells' small, tidy white house.
Reese said no one heard anything unusual before state and local police arrived in the neighborhood.
Ronald Powell, who was wearing blue jeans, a blue-and-white plaid shirt and a gold chain with a four-leaf clover pendant around his neck, appeared jovial in court.
"I don't have much education, your honor," he said, adding that his only brush with the law involved false accusations that he stabbed a boy when he was 12 years old.
He said he retired in 1995 from a Canonsburg factory, had nearly $250,000 and could afford an attorney.
He then asked state police to get a message to his daughter to find him an attorney before his preliminary hearing, which is scheduled for 10 a.m. April 10.
"I don't understand everything," Powell said. "I got an idea of what's going on today."
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Bethel continues to argue over home rule charter
Bethel continues to question home rule charter
As the Bethel Park Volunteer Fire Company prepares to once again take the issue of a fire tax to the voters, members of Bethel Park Council continue to haggle over the action which placed the referendum question on the May ballot.
On Feb. 11, council voted to place a referendum question concerning enacting a .34 mill real estate tax for the purpose of constructing a new fire station and to pay the operating costs for the all-volunteer fire company.
Members of the 85-member company have said they exhausted all other options for raising funds. According to Greg Pohodich, company vice president, only 35 percent of the households and 10 percent of the businesses in community contribute to the firefighters' fund drives. Working with municipal officials, fire company members decided a dedicated tax would be the way to solve the fire company's financial problems.
Firefighters recently held a public meeting to educate voters about the fire company and the need and plans for a new fire station. A second public meeting is scheduled to be held at 7 p.m. April 18 at the fire station on Brightwood Road.
Councilman Don Harrison said that while he supports the firefighters, he believes that council violated its own home rule charter. The vote took place on Feb. 11 and, according to Harrison, did not, per the home rule charter, become effective until March 13.
However, Robert McTiernan, municipal solicitor submitted the ordinance to the Allegheny Bureau of Elections on Feb. 13.
The election bureau required that requests for ballot questions to be place on the May 21 ballot had to be submitted by Feb. 19.
Harrison contends this violated the home rule charter because the ordinance was not yet effective.
At the March 11 Bethel Park Council meeting, McTiernan confirmed that a primary election ballot referendum question concerning enacting the tax had been approved by the election bureau.
Council President Tim Moury encouraged residents to attend the fire company's meeting and to ask questions. "I will be voting yes on May 21 and I would encourage the residents to (also) support the fire tax," Moury said.
Other council members, including Jim McLean, spoke in favor of the referendum. "It will be on the ballot," he said. "The voters will have to decide."
In other business, council announced that the annual Spring Cleanup Day will take place on April 20. Groups or individuals that wish to volunteer to clean up the roadways should call the municipality for more information.
The municipality is also preparing for the annual Memorial Day commemoration, and Councilman Mark O'Brien said that any group or individual who would like to sponsor a flag at the Veterans Memorial in front of the municipal building should contact the veterans memorial committee. The cost is $100 for a year and the donor is recognized by a plaque on the flag pole.
In addition, Councilman Jack Allen reminded residents that the deadline for participation in the Veterans Banner Project is April 30. The banners will be displayed annually between Memorial Day and Veterans Day. Information about the program is available on the municipal Web site and the American Legion Post 760 Web site.


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Weird Al Yankovic to kick off Meadows summer concert series
With a career that spans more than three decades, "Weird Al" Yankovic continues to be a prevailing force inside the entertainment world.
Fans of the musician's wild and offbeat humor can experience it live June 1, as Yankovic's "Alpocalypse Tour" kicks off the Meadows Racetrack & Casino's Outdoor Summer Concert Series.
"It's going to be a rocking comedy show extravaganza," Yankovic said. "Fans should not expect a dull moment during the show."
Yankovic began touring after releasing his latest album, "Alpocalypse," his 13th studio album two summers ago. In addition to singles from"Alpocalypse," expect a variety of comedy events and surprises from Weird Al and his band.
Yankovic has attributed his success and years in the business to his ability to stay true to his sense of humor. "I do what I think is funny, and hopefully other people enjoy it as well," Yankovic said.
The album was nominated for two Grammys, including Best Comedy Album and Best Short Form Video for the music video to "Perform This Way," which Yankovic directed as well, and features singles such as "Rocking in the CIA, "Polka Face," and "TMZ," to name a few. Following its release, "Alpocalypse" reached No. 9 on the Billboard 200, the highest debut of his career.
In addition to his concert tour, Weird Al will also embark on a book tour at the end of June, to promote his new children's book, "My New Teacher and Me," which follows an imaginative 8-year-old who must deal with a serious teacher and a strict lesson plan. The book is follow-up to his first children's book, the New York Times best seller, "When I Grow Up."
Unfortunately, the book tour will not be reaching Pittsburgh, according to Yankovic.
In addition to his other projects, Yankovic has also begun work on another new album. He is currently writing new songs and recording some singles in the studio. He hopes to have the new album released, "Sometime in the next 30 to 40 years."
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Of course i want him. He appeared in 2 episodes! Definitely needs some 4H update, but he is a cool character to have.
This is my favorite cameo character on Filmation's Masters of the Universe. I've thought that if Filmation becomes possible, that he would make an amazing figure.
He has the butterfly/human male appearance, but he started off looking more insectoid. If they did a figure of him, they might could find a way to make a "morphing" figure where you can change out a few pieces and add the wings to create the more well known, post-transformation GARTH.
Is anyone else a fan of Garth?
***Edit: I'm not sure who did this rendition of him in the pic above, but they really showed how AWESOME he could be. Filmation's version was not as detailed!
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Of course i want him. He appeared in 2 episodes! Definitely needs some 4H update, but he is a cool character to have.
Hey Garth rocks!!! He would be excellent! But he is nothing without Wayne!
I want him in the line, but I want him to have a cooler name.
It would be cool if his "Real Name" were "Garth," but his toy name were something else.
They could reuse the wings for Flutterina.
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He looked like this in his former, pre-transformation look:
Maybe they should do the "Toy Randor/Toy Marlena" thing and just sort of get the insectoid look correct.
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I love Garth!! Great character!!! He would be an awesome MOTUC figure!!
I want a Garth 2 pack with both versions of the character.
That's awesome. I'd be all over that figure. Loads of Buzz-off re-use pieces.
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Yes you do, you've just used a double negative!
After I saw him, I actually tried to look for his figure way back then. Of course after a while, I realized they didn't made one!
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I like Garth the way he is represented in the opening post. He looks great, and could make a wonderful MOTUC figure !
Once there's a deal between Classic Media and Mattel to release Filmation MOTUC figures, that is...
I really liked him and i really do hope he´ll get his chance of becoming an action figure!!!
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I like him ....and hope they will get filmation rights
He'd be a cool idea to have him in our collection.
Garth is way cool - I'd be thrilled if he gets a figure.
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Garth is an awesome character! So awesome that I had to add him as a "vintage" figure in my collection.
Great character.
I think I agree with most here. re usable parts for PoP wings, with some buzz off parts,
Garth is easily THE MAN!
He is a 3rd wave Defenders of Eternia guy for me...... has to be!
I like his butterfly man form a lot. I'd buy him.
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That would be an awesome figure, he's a cool character
What episodes is he from? I really am not as familiar with him and with his designs, you'd think he'd be more memorable. I'd definitely want a butterfly version.
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Old Mill is streaming along.
The new retail complex is going up on the grounds of The Foundry, the ill-fated project done in by land subsidence. It is on the southbound side of Route 19 in South Strabane Township.
"We've started vertical construction on 57,000 square feet of shops," said Andy Boyd, senior asset manager for the Staenberg Group, a shopping center developer in charge of the project. Work is being done behind the Oliver Garden and Max & Erma's restaurants, the only businesses on the site.
Boyd said last week that four companies have signed letters of intent to locate there, but he could not give names until after leases are signed. He said "several are close" to doing so, within perhaps 30 to 45 days.
Soil has been redistributed and walls are being erected at the site, which will have a mix of retail and restaurants. "We anticipate the first stores opening in April," Boyd said.
Indianapolis-based Premier Properties USA announced The Foundry project in 2005, saying it would build a 575,000-square-foot shopping center. By December 2007, Premier had signed leases for about 20 retailers, but only J.C. Penney, Bed Bath & Beyond, Ross Dress-for-Less and Max & Erma's were operating.
Within six months, Premier Properties filed for bankruptcy and the three stores in the in-line portion of The Foundry had closed after subsidence behind the retaining wall caused cracks in the floors and walls of the stores.
J.C. Penney returned to its previous store at Washington Mall, where it continues to operate. That left Max & Erma's as the only original business at The Foundry.
A return is brewing
Beer-flavored ice cream? Not a chance, although the brand name sparks speculation that someone in corporate, at some point, may have tried.
Yuengling's Ice Cream will be back in operation soon following a 28-year hiatus. Though not affiliated with the Pottsville-based brewery, D.G. Yuengling and Son Inc., a branch of that eastern Pennsylvania family is relaunching the ice cream business that had existed from 1920 to 1985.
And its product will be coming to grocery store shelves throughout the region, probably before March. The privately held company said in a news release that its ice cream will be sold "from Pittsburgh to New Jersey, and from Scranton, Pa., to northern Virginia."
The company, headed by Presdient David Yuengling, pledges to use "only all-natural ingredients," according to the release. "The milk and cream will be locally sourced in Pennsylvania, with production also in Pennsylvania, making the brand PA Preferred."
Yuengling's 10 flavors, which will go for $5.49 to $5.99 a quart: Vanilla, Chocolate, Chocolate Chip, Mint Chocolate Chip, Chocolate Marshmallow, Espresso Chocolate Chip, Chocolate Fudge Brownie, Black and Tan (chocolate and caramel), Vanilla Fudge Chunk with Pretzels, and Root Beer Float.
At least the word "beer" makes the list.
Allstate in our state
The Good Hands people are looking for a lot of able bodies throughout Pennsylvania.
Allstate Insurance Company is planning to add 305 insurance agents statewide over the next year – more than one-fourth of them in Western Pennsylvania.
The company said 80 of the appointees will be owners of new agencies and 225 will be licensed sales producers. Allstate is seeking agency-owner candidates who are mid-career, mid-level managers who want to own and operate a business. Licensed sales producers will be hired at new as well as existing sites.
Although specific municipalities were not mentioned as candidates for new agencies, sites in Washington and Greene counties are likely – especially in Washington, where the population continues to increase.
"We target cities and areas that show growth and increasing demand as a part of Allstate's broader strategy to expand our presence in Pennsylvania," Ed Norcia, Allstate's Northeast Region strategic deployment leader, said in a news release.
The company plans to hire 80 in Western Pennsylvania – 25 agency owners, 55 licensed sales staffers.
For more information, visit allstate.com or call 1-800-733-7010 x3395.
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Conan O'Brien's show may be based in Los Angeles, but he apparently has a geographic and geological awareness of Marcellus country.
The late-night TBS host sent a tremendous tweet in the early evening of Sept. 22 before the Emmy extravaganza: "A guy backstage at the Emmys just told me where they get the gold statues. Fracking. The soil in Western Pennsylvania is lousy with 'em."
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A Venetia man was arrested early Wednesday by North Strabane Township police after he allegedly went into a home uninvited, telling the residents he was being chased by a man with a gun.
Robert Michael Cole, 26, of 130 Meadowbrook Circle, was caught near the Sheetz convenience store on Washington Road not long after police were called to a home at 21 Willow St.
Officer Matthew Mancini was responding to the home when he saw a man, later identified as Cole, running from the area. Cole reportedly tried to hide in the convenience store lot and then tried to run but was caught by police. Officers said Cole appeared to be under the influence of narcotics and was acting erratically and irrationally. Police said his girlfriend showed up at the store and told officers he had just used heroin.
Sean Buttlar, one of the residents inside the home, told police he had heard loud banging. He then saw a man whom he did not know inside the house. The man, identified as Cole, told Buttlar he was being chased by a man with a gun. One of the residents called police. Cole waited for a brief time before leaving the house, police said.
Cole was arraigned before District Judge David Mark on charges of criminal trespass, public drunkenness, loitering and prowling at night and disorderly conduct. He was placed in the Washington County jail on $25,000 bond.
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WAYNESBURG – Two people were arrested in two separate incidents and charged with drug trafficking.
State police arrested Tyler J. Hoyle, 22, of 185 Bradford Road, Waynesburg, Saturday following a traffic stop along Grimes Run Road in Franklin Township.
Police said they stopped Hoyle for an invalid registration and he gave permission for a search of the car after police detected the odor of marijuana.
Cpl. Steven Dowlin retrieved a bag of suspected marijuana, miscellaneous drug paraphernalia and $3,257 from the car. Hoyle was taken to the state police barracks, where he reportedly admitted to Dowlin that he routinely sold heroin from a residence at 1160 N. Porter St., Waynesburg. Dowlin said Hoyle also told him about a recent gun purchase and told police where the gun was located. They found and seized a .40-caliber pistol from a box inside a tree behind the residence on Porter Street.
Hoyle is charged with manufacture, delivery or possession with intent to manufacture or deliver, prohibited possession of a firearm, possessing a small amount of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and two summary traffic offenses.
Hoyle was placed in the Greene County jail in lieu of $30,000 straight cash bond. His preliminary hearing is set for at 1 p.m. April 15 before District Judge Lee Watson.
On Monday, police arrested Devon R. Garrett, 24, of 176 Huffman St., Waynesburg, at the AT&T Store in Greene Plaza in Franklin Township.
Garrett was taken into custody at Greene Plaza for allegedly trafficking in heroin at the store. Police seized 142 bags of suspected heroin and $512 from Garrett.
She is charged with manufacturing, delivering or possession with intent to manufacture or deliver, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. She is being held in the Greene County jail in lieu of $30,000 straight cash bond.
Her preliminary hearing is set for at 2:30 p.m. April 18 before District Judge Glenn Bates.
State police are encouraging the public to report information about drug trafficking or any other type of criminal activity by calling 724-627-6151.
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Ruchoma "Leeba" Adler can thank her father, Zecharia, for giving her a new lease on life.
The three-year-old little girl, who was born with bilateral renal dysplasia, mild lung hypoplasia and global developmental delay, is scheduled to receive a kidney from her father on Nov. 22 at the Hospital for Sick Children.
Doctors call the surgery a lifesaving measure.
Ever since she was born, Leeba, with the support of her parents Zecharia and Dena, both 27, has undergone weekly blood labs and frequent hospital admissions, and has been on a rigorous medication schedule.
She has also required therapists to help her with vital basic skills such as eating, walking – she recently took her first steps – talking, progressing cognitively and developing socially.
Dena said the surgery will help Leeba immensely. "She has a funky personality and likes to be challenged, and this will give her the opportunity for optimal health."
Leeba will be hospitalized for close to a month after the surgery and will then require daily hospital visits, Dena said.
Zecharia was about to enter law school when Leeba was born, but he and his wife put their life on hold to care for Leeba and their two other children, Shifra, 5, and Binyamin, 4.
"Our life has been on hold, but it has become our normal," Dena said.
For more information, visit www.helpingleeba.com.