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WHEELS INSIDE: HOMES SECTIONS tra INSIDE RESUMÉ PAGE EZ-2 / EASTSCAPE PAGE EZ-4 Questions about delivery or service? Call 1-800-228-NEWS (6397) Sarah Collins/Post-Gazette photos Jack Tongel works on a book report after 12-hour day of wrestling in Latrobe. E-mail: [email protected]  Web: post-gazette.com/east  Editor: Virginia Kopas Joe, 412-263-1414 FOR MORE LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE AND BREAKING UPDATES, VISIT POST-GAZETTE.COM Friday, February 20, 2015 X Finding the balance SEE CHILD , PAGE EZ-6 By Anya Sostek Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Family time doesnt have to compete with childrens extracurricular activities R obyn Tongel pauses for a moment before talk- ing about her chil- drens activities. When I give you the list of things, its probably go- ing to shock you, she said, laughing. Eleven-year-old Ellie and 9- year-old Jack are both in the gifted program at their Plum elementary school. In the wintertime, Ellie also partici- pates in the Civic Light Opera Pre-Professional School, gymnastics, travel soccer, various academic teams, plays piano and flute, serves as student government repre- sentative and leads worship at church. Jack wrestles six days a week and plays travel soccer. Both children also have acted professionally in a television commercial for Uncle Char- leys sausages and a print ad for Chevron. Some people think, I cant believe you do all this stuff its crazy, said Mrs. Tongel. But we are a family and we enjoy all these things to- gether and support each other. I love every minute of it. The Tongels are typical of many suburban households. The over-scheduled child is a topic that has been tackled from books to talk shows to academic studies. Driven in part by aggressive parenting, the narrative goes, children rush from piano lessons to soccer practice to scouting to tutoring losing their child- hood in a rush of scheduled activities. Being in activities is good for children theres no question about it, said Abi- gail Schlesinger, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at Childrens Hospital of Pitts- burgh of UPMC and Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic. That being said, I def- initely see 10 percent of kids are in that over-scheduled category. But what is over-scheduled for one family isnt necessar- ily so for another. Some kids thrive doing 20 hours of activ- ities a week, said Dr. Sch- lesinger, while others strug- gle doing half or a quarter of that amount. To find the right level, she believes the family should lis- ten to cues from the child. Maybe some parents feel like theyre better parents if AND Robyn Tongel goes over the family's schedule for the week with Ellie and Jack. Ellie Tongel works on her reading log homework. Effort aims to foster love of art in young Artists photos go home with newborns SEE ART , PAGE EZ-6 By Janice Crompton Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Parents of babies born this year in three Pittsburgh-area hospitals will find something unique tucked among the booties, receiving blan- kets and other goodies in their new-family care packages. I think its a given that were a city of champions, but people for- get we are a city of culture, too, said Matthew Conboy, a Robert Morris University adjunct profes- sor of photography who has em- barked on an ambitious plan to dis- tribute original works from local artists to newborns. I thought it would be an amaz- ing thing to create the youngest art collectors right here in Pitts- burgh. Mr. Conboy, of the North Side, was selected among hundreds of applicants to receive a $10,000 audi- ence-engagement grant last year from Crusade for Art, a nonprofit based in Atlanta that is devoted to cultivating demand for art. His winning idea, Start with Art, is a free program that aims to promote artists in the Pittsburgh region by creating a culture of col- lectors who are given signed prints from local artists. Mr. Conboy selected 12 local art- ists one for each month of the year to create original photo- graphic prints that he began giving to newborns at the start of the year at St. Clair Hospital in Mt. Leba- non, UPMC Mercy in Uptown and the Midwife Center for Birth & Womens Health in the Strip Dis- trict. The art is free and the grant is being used to pay photographers an honorarium of $350 each, along with supplies such as ink, paper and plastic bags. Each 8 ½-by-11- inch photograph is signed and numbered. Babies born in January re- ceived Mist over the Ohio, a pho- tographic print of the Ohio River by artist Aaron Blum of West Vir- ginia. Those born this month are receiving The Blue Breasted Kingfisher by artist Maria Man gano. The first baby to receive a gift and the first baby born in 2015 at St. Clair Hospital was 8-pound, ounce Eliana Bodo. Elianas parents, Christina and Mark Bodo of Mt. Lebanon, coinci- dentally are avid supporters of the arts and strong believers in th power of creative thinking. I really see the importance o art for children, said Mrs. Bodo, a second-grade teacher at South Park Elementary Center in th South Park School District. I be lieve in the importance of exposing children to the arts all creative arts. I do think its very imp tant. Educators and scientists hav long believed that visual arts may have an impact on learning an cognitive development in children. Many also feel art is an impo tant right-brain booster and hav inspired a movement to alte STEM -- learning that emphasizes science, technology, engineering and math -- to STEAM, with the A standing for art. I thought it was a really grea idea because we did so much with the sports teams in the city. It was great to give them a little cultur with their sports, said Lind McIntyre, head of the birthing cen- ter at St. Clair. Mr. Conboy approached St Clair Hospital because it is known for outfitting newborn infants i Steelers, Penguins or Pirates rega- lia during important games. I remember years ago hearing about St. Clair giving the Terrible Towel away to newborns, M Conboy said. When he approached hospita officials about his idea, They were just so open and excited; the wanted to start that very second, he said. The program this year expect to distribute about 1,400 pieces o artwork at St. Clair, more tha 1,000 at UPMC Mercy, and abou IRS drops claim in Monsour case Westmoreland County plans cleanup of site SEE MONSOUR , PAGE EZ-6 By Len Barcousky Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Its one lien down and one to go in Westmoreland Countys efforts to redevelop the Monsour Medical Center property. The IRS agreed to drop its $4.6 million claim against the 4-acre tract and deteriorating buildings acquired last year by the West- moreland County Land Bank. A $3.5 million debt owed to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. remains. The county is negotiating with the independent federal agency, planning director Jason Rigone said last week. The agency insures private pension plans. The county has been workin with an engineering consultant to develop bid specifications for envi- ronmental cleanup, including a bestos removal, and building dem- olition. Plans to demolish the long- closed hospital and prepare the site for new construction remain i limbo while the pension agenc claim stands against the property. Mr. Rigone said talks in Decem- ber with the federal agency, known as the PBGC, had resulted in pro- ductive dialogue to resolve the lien issue. 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SECTIONS

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INSIDE RESUMÉ PAGE EZ-2 / EASTSCAPE PAGE EZ-4Questions about delivery or service? Call 1-800-228-NEWS (6397)

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Jack Tongel works on a book report after 12-hour day of wrestling in Latrobe.

E-mail: [email protected]   Web: post-gazette.com/east   Editor: Virginia Kopas Joe, 412-263-1414

FOR MORE LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE ANDBREAKING UPDATES, VISIT POST-GAZETTE.COM

Friday, February 20, 2015

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Finding the balance

SEE CHILD , PAGE EZ-6

By Anya SostekPittsburgh Post-Gazette

Family timedoesn�t have tocompete withchildren�sextracurricularactivities

Robyn Tongel pauses fora moment before talk-ing about her chil-dren�s activities.

�When I give you thelist of things, it�s probably go-ing to shock you,� she said,laughing.

Eleven-year-old Ellie and 9-year-old Jack are both in thegifted program at their Plumelementary school. In thewintertime, Ellie also partici-pates in the Civic Light OperaPre-Professional School,gymnastics, travel soccer,various academic teams,plays piano and flute, servesas student government repre-sentative and leads worshipat church.

Jack wrestles six days aweek and plays travel soccer.Both children also have actedprofessionally in a televisioncommercial for Uncle Char-ley�s sausages and a print adfor Chevron.

�Some people think, �I can�tbelieve you do all this stuff �it�s crazy,� � said Mrs. Tongel.�But we are a family and weenjoy all these things to-gether and support eachother. I love every minute ofit.�

The Tongels are typical ofmany suburban households.

The over-scheduled child isa topic that has been tackledfrom books to talk shows toacademic studies. Driven inpart by aggressive parenting,the narrative goes, childrenrush from piano lessons tosoccer practice to scouting totutoring � losing their child-hood in a rush of scheduledactivities.

�Being in activities is goodfor children � there�s noquestion about it,� said Abi-

gail Schlesinger, a child andadolescent psychiatrist atChildren�s Hospital of Pitts-burgh of UPMC and WesternPsychiatric Institute andClinic. �That being said, I def-initely see 10 percent of kidsare in that over-scheduledcategory.�

But what is over-scheduledfor one family isn�t necessar-ily so for another. Some kidsthrive doing 20 hours of activ-ities a week, said Dr. Sch-lesinger, while others strug-gle doing half or a quarter ofthat amount.

To find the right level, shebelieves the family should lis-ten to cues from the child.�Maybe some parents feellike they�re better parents if

AND

Robyn Tongel goes over the family's schedule for the week with Ellie and Jack.

Ellie Tongel works on her reading log homework.

Effort aims to fosterlove of art in youngArtists� photos go home with newborns

SEE ART , PAGE EZ-6

By Janice CromptonPittsburgh Post-Gazette

Parents of babies born this yearin three Pittsburgh-area hospitalswill find something unique tuckedamong the booties, receiving blan-kets and other goodies in theirnew-family care packages.

�I think it�s a given that we�re acity of champions, but people for-get we are a city of culture, too,�said Matthew Conboy, a RobertMorris University adjunct profes-sor of photography who has em-barked on an ambitious plan to dis-tribute original works from localartists to newborns.

�I thought it would be an amaz-ing thing to create the youngest artcollectors right here in Pitts-burgh.�

Mr. Conboy, of the North Side,was selected among hundreds ofapplicants to receive a $10,000 audi-ence-engagement grant last yearfrom Crusade for Art, a nonprofitbased in Atlanta that is devoted tocultivating demand for art.

His winning idea, Start withArt, is a free program that aims topromote artists in the Pittsburghregion by creating a culture of col-lectors who are given signed printsfrom local artists.

Mr. Conboy selected 12 local art-ists � one for each month of theyear � to create original photo-graphic prints that he began givingto newborns at the start of the yearat St. Clair Hospital in Mt. Leba-non, UPMC Mercy in Uptown andthe Midwife Center for Birth &Women�s Health in the Strip Dis-trict.

The art is free and the grant isbeing used to pay photographersan honorarium of $350 each, alongwith supplies such as ink, paperand plastic bags. Each 8 ½-by-11-inch photograph is signed andnumbered.

Babies born in January re-ceived �Mist over the Ohio,� a pho-tographic print of the Ohio Riverby artist Aaron Blum of West Vir-ginia. Those born this month arereceiving �The Blue Breasted

Kingfisher� by artist Maria Man-gano.

The first baby to receive a gift �and the first baby born in 2015 at St.Clair Hospital � was 8-pound, 1-ounce Eliana Bodo.

Eliana�s parents, Christina andMark Bodo of Mt. Lebanon, coinci-dentally are avid supporters of thearts and strong believers in thepower of creative thinking.

�I really see the importance ofart for children,� said Mrs. Bodo, asecond-grade teacher at SouthPark Elementary Center in theSouth Park School District. �I be-lieve in the importance of exposingchildren to the arts � all creativearts. I do think it�s very impor-tant.�

Educators and scientists havelong believed that visual arts mayhave an impact on learning andcognitive development in children.

Many also feel art is an impor-tant right-brain booster and haveinspired a movement to alterSTEM -- learning that emphasizesscience, technology, engineeringand math -- to STEAM, with the Astanding for art.

�I thought it was a really greatidea because we did so much withthe sports teams in the city. It wasgreat to give them a little culturewith their sports,� said LindaMcIntyre, head of the birthing cen-ter at St. Clair.

Mr. Conboy approached St.Clair Hospital because it is knownfor outfitting newborn infants inSteelers, Penguins or Pirates rega-lia during important games.

�I remember years ago hearingabout St. Clair giving the TerribleTowel away to newborns,� Mr.Conboy said.

When he approached hospitalofficials about his idea, �They werejust so open and excited; theywanted to start that very second,�he said.

The program this year expectsto distribute about 1,400 pieces ofartwork at St. Clair, more than1,000 at UPMC Mercy, and about

IRS drops claimin Monsour caseWestmoreland County plans cleanup of site

SEE MONSOUR , PAGE EZ-6

By Len BarcouskyPittsburgh Post-Gazette

It�s one lien down and one to goin Westmoreland County�s effortsto redevelop the Monsour MedicalCenter property.

The IRS agreed to drop its $4.6million claim against the 4-acretract and deteriorating buildingsacquired last year by the West-moreland County Land Bank.

A $3.5 million debt owed to thePension Benefit Guaranty Corp.remains. The county is negotiatingwith the independent federalagency, planning director JasonRigone said last week. The agencyinsures private pension plans.

The county has been workingwith an engineering consultant todevelop bid specifications for envi-ronmental cleanup, including as-bestos removal, and building dem-olition. Plans to demolish the long-closed hospital and prepare the sitefor new construction remain inlimbo while the pension agencyclaim stands against the property.

Mr. Rigone said talks in Decem-ber with the federal agency, knownas the PBGC, had resulted in �pro-ductive dialogue to resolve the lienissue.�

County lawyers had submitted aproposal to PBGC counsel for

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Sandy Spence returnsto L.E. Smith �glass roots�

By Kathleen Ganster

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#�� $��%� ��� #��# "�� �!�,�'�*��������!�*'�* ������ �����"�� ��������#�9 ���#�#��� ��� �#-#����� +���$���� .����$�*��� ���� �&#�!��� ��� ���-#��9� ��$��� ���� :�#$���;�!%���!#�* <�" 73, re-tired and living in Dela-ware, Ms. Spence had avaried career working atseveral organizations andcompanies including: theAppalachian RegionalCommission, the NationalAssociation of Counties,the California Departmentof Transportation and theNational Railroad Passen-ger Corp. She also did po-litical campaign work un-til she founded The SpenceGroup in 1985.

�[The Spence Group was]an association managementfirm that served severalsmall, volunteer-driven as-sociations,� she said. In 1992,Ms. Spence decided to sellher company and return toher roots.

�I wanted to work for anassociation that was affili-ated with glass,� she said.During her research, she dis-covered the Society of Glass& Ceramic Decorators. Shewas hired as their executivedirector and served thereuntil she retired in 2000.

Over the years, Ms.Spence collected over 100pieces of black glass, some-thing L.E. Smith was wellknown for, and numerousother pieces.

When she was downsiz-ing, Ms. Spence donated herblack glass collection to theMount Pleasant Glass Mu-seum. That caught the atten-tion of Cassandra Vivian,board president and directorof the museum.

�Because of the L.E.Smith history and contribu-tion to this area and the glassindustry, and this generousdonation, I knew we wantedher on the board,� Ms. Viv-ian said.

Kathleen Ganster, free-lance writer: [email protected].

Snapshot

SANDRA �SANDY�SPENCE

AGE: 73HOMETOWN: Lewes,

Del.; born in McKeesport,grew up in Mount Pleas-ant

OCCUPATION: Retiredexecutive director of the So-ciety of Glass & CeramicDecorators

EDUCATION: Bachelor�sdegree from Allegheny Col-lege; master�s degree fromRutgers University

FAMILY: Husband, Rich-ard Faull

WHAT�S IMPORTANT TOYOU? Justice, conservingthe environment, birds,helping make the MountPleasant Glass Museum fi-nancially sustainable

FIRST JOB: �Dustingshoes at Ghantous� ShoeStore in Mount Pleasantwhen I was 15.�

WHEN YOU WERE AKID, YOU WANTED TO BE... : A ballet dancer

HOBBIES: Birding, read-ing, lobbying for the Leagueof Women Voters of Dela-ware

READING MATERIAL ONYOUR NIGHTSTAND: �TheNew Jim Crow� by MichelleAlexander; �The Valley ofDecision � A Novel ofSteel� by Marcia Daven-port; �Watchers of Time� byCharles Todd; and �Birds ofNorth America�

WHAT�S PLAYING ONYOUR TV? The WeatherChannel

WHAT�S ON YOUR

PLAYLIST? �Book of Mor-mon�

FANTASY CELEBRITYDINNER DATE? Joe Flacco

�FANTASY PARTNER ON��DANCING WITH THESTARS�: �I can�t dance.�

WHO WOULD PLAY YOUIN A MOVIE ABOUT YOURLIFE? Kathy Bates

PEOPLE WOULD BESURPRISED TO KNOW ... :�I once flew a plane solo.�

GUILTY PLEASURE: Icecream

IF YOU HAD IT TO DOALL OVER, YOU WOULD:Travel more when I wasyoung

FAVORITE SPOT IN THEWORLD: Can�t select justone

MOST EMBARRASSINGMOMENT: �I forgot it imme-diately.�

BEST USE OF A $100GIFT CARD: Donate it tothe Mount Pleasant GlassMuseum

PROUDEST MOMENTSO FAR: �Passage of anamendment to the U.S. TaxCode to make employer-provided transit passes,car and van pools a tax-freefringe benefit like free park-ing.�

GOALS IN NEW YEAR?Get in touch with oldfriends, eat healthier

WHAT�S ON YOURBUCKET LIST? �Visiting theMount Pleasant Glass Mu-seum and meeting Cassan-dra Vivian there, travelingto Cuba and birding inAfrica.�

When I adopted my bea-gle, Roman, he was, espe-cially for a beagle, incredi-bly quiet.

Beagles are famous forbarking, baying and howl-ing; it�s their job. They wereevidently bred over the cen-turies for the express pur-pose of rendering everynearby creature simultane-ously desperate to flee andprofoundly deaf.

But Roman didn�t bark.He was sweet and quiet. Hewhimpered at other dogswhen he wanted to meetthem, and at his housemate,Milo the cat. Milo�s answerswere always unprintable ina family newspaper. He re-ally knows how to make�meow� a four-letter word.

Then, suddenly, Romanfound his bark. He found hisbay. And he found he needsto share them with theneighbors and me beforedawn every morning whensomeone slams a door. Don�tget me wrong; I agree thatpredawn door-slamming isdeplorable behavior. It�s justthat without Roman�s soundcannon of a bay, I mightsleep through it.

Instead, I am launchedlike a confused, bed-hairedmissile into the headboard,while Milo punctures somesoft part of me as his power-ful legs fire him straight upand away from the dog like apilot�s ejector seat.

This tends to make me an-gry. So I yell at Roman. I yellat him to �NO BARK.� I yell�BAD DOG.� I yell manyother things that can best be

summed up with �MEOW!�Roman continues to bark

and growl at the door, or theceiling fan or a car with abad muffler somewhere onEast Ohio Street � it�sfrankly hard to tell. Hedoesn�t seem to know or carethat I�m mad.

But I may be wrong aboutthat. New research showsthat dogs can tell the differ-ence between a happy hu-man face and an angry one.

Dogs have been hangingout with us for somethinglike 10,000 years, and our re-lationship with them isunique in many ways.While the dog has picked uponly a smattering of lan-guage (�treat,� �food,��park� and �cookie�), it isthe only other animal onEarth that attends to hu-man communication bylooking at the right eye. Wedo that with each other.Dogs also are more likely tounderstand what pointingmeans. Other animals justthink it�s rude.

Through a complicatedseries of training tasks andexperiments with 20 dogsand images of human faces,the researchers determinedthat the dogs differentiatebetween the face of a happyperson and the face of some-one who�s just discoveredhe�s being charged for Show-time without ever having or-dered it.

This research was con-ducted in Vienna, at theMesserli Research Insti-tute�s Clever Dog Lab, a realplace I wish I worked in.

Wouldn�t you want to workat the Clever Dog Lab?Doesn�t it seem like a lot ofplaces you�ve worked inshould have been called theDull Human Lab or the Un-imaginative Biped Office?

Proving that dogs can re-liably tell the difference be-tween happy and angry hu-man faces they�ve neverseen before doesn�t exactlyprove, of course, that theyunderstand what those fa-cial expressions mean. Butone of the researchers toldBBC News that the dogstrained to touch their nosesto a picture of an angry hu-man face and not to a happyone took three times as longto learn the task as dogstrained to touch a happyface.

�It seems they don�t liketo touch an angry face,� hesaid. �& maybe they reallyunderstand an angry face tobe something they don�tlike.�

Maybe Roman knows hisbarking makes me angry,but it�s more important toscare off whoever is slam-ming doors.

Nobody�s ever shown theslightest inclination to comeupstairs and attack us in oursleep, but maybe that justproves the barking is work-ing.

Still, I wish he would letme sleep in peace and skipthe earsplitting commotion.

I mean, MEOW.

Samantha Bennett, free-lance writer: [email protected].

Things have been ruff sincebeagle found his voice

Sam Bennett

ON THE ICE

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Abbie Serwinski, Macy Perry and Annie Garness, all 13 of Monroeville, skate at the PPG IceRink last week with their Girl Scouts group.

By Jill Thurston

The Mon Yough Commu-nity Singers are looking fornew voices for the choralgroup.

The singers are directedby Benjamin Filippone, 35,of Monroeville, a vocalteacher, performer andchoir director. He is a mem-ber of the Bach Choir ofPittsburgh and the Pitts-burgh Camerata.

The group held an openhouse from 7 to 9 p.m. Sun-day during its weekly prac-tice at Sampson Mills Pres-byterian Church in WhiteOak.

Mr. Filippone said allvoice parts are welcome,but the group is particularlyin need of men�s vocal parts,including tenor and bass.

Under his direction since2009, the 28-member groupplaced first in the 2014 Saen-gerfest Competition in Leb-anon, in south CentralPennsylvania, winning themen�s and women�s a cap-pella pieces. Saengerfest is ayearly, statewide choral fes-tival and competition.

�The group has reallycome a long way. They are avery capable group with alot of strong talent. We do awide variety of music; a lotof it is a cappella and someof it is very challenging, ineight parts or more,� Mr.Filippone said.

He said the organizationis in the process of changingits name to the Mon YoughChorale to better reflect itsability.

The group has a broadmix of singing accomplish-ment and ability level, andnot all members have priormusical training, Mr. Filip-pone said.

�We are trying to reachout to music teachers in thearea and church musiciansand are hoping to attract afew more people like that,�Mr. Filippone said.

At this time the groupdoesn�t hold auditions butinvites anyone who is inter-ested to come to a practice.

It�s a special mix of peo-ple, Mr. Filippone said. �I�venever worked with a groupwhere the friendship andbonds were so strong andwarm. It�s one of the mostenjoyable choirs I�ve everworked with.�

The performers supportthe director through yearlydues and fundraisingevents.

Donna Dineen of Irwinjoined the singers in 1966shortly after high school. Atthe time, the group wasknown as the McKeesportChoraliers but changed itsname when it merged withthe White Oak CommunitySingers in 2000.

She took a break whenher children were born butreturned to the group assoon as she was able. Fivemembers from the originalChoraliers are still a part ofthe Community Singers.

Mrs. Dineen said some ofher favorite pieces to per-form are the familiar onessuch as show tunes and pa-triotic pieces.

For the spring, the themefor performance is �travel�and each piece is related tothat theme either metaphor-ically or literally, Mr. Filip-pone said.

The lineup for the springconcert includes �JamaicanMarketplace,� an a cappellapiece; a chorale arrange-ment of �Famine Song,�which tells the story of bas-ket weavers amid the fam-ine in Sudan; a spiritualpiece called �Ride the Char-iot�; �Prayer from OuterSpace,� whose words werewritten by an astronaut;and �I Hear America Sing-ing,� a Walt Whitman poemthat will bring the programback home to America.

The group performs itsspring and winter concertsat Sampson PresbyterianChurch and performs dur-ing Light Up Night in WhiteOak. The number of addi-tional performances varies,depending on invitationsfrom other organizations.

Information, visit: http://mycsingers.com/.

Jill Thurston, freelancewriter: [email protected].

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McKeesport Area schools

�Classic� gymgets face-lift

By Deana Carpenter

Although newly reno-vated, McKeesport AreaSchool District�s NeenieCampbell Gymnasium re-tains its nostalgic charm.

�It�s a classic old gym,�McKeesport Area assistantsuperintendent Harry Bau-man said as he walkedaround the space.

The facility was built inthe 1940s and later namedfor the late Coach Cornelius�Neenie� Campbell,McKeesport Area HighSchool�s all-time leader inwins in boys basketball.

In his tenure as headcoach of the team from 1943to 1966, he racked up 398wins and 10 section champi-onships. Under his leader-ship, the team won a WPIALand state championship in1955.

The gym and its adjacentlocker rooms underwent anextensive face-lift over theperiod of about a year.

The project was part of a$14.5 million addition andrenovation to Founders HallMiddle School, where thegym is located. It is the maingymnasium for McKeesportArea School District andhome court to the highschool teams.

The gym reopened inDecember.

Among replacementsduring the renovation werethe gym floor and bleachersand some wall coverings.When collapsed, the bleach-ers spell out �Tigers,� for theMcKeesport Area HighSchool mascot. When ex-tended, there�s room formore than 1,000 spectators.

�The court is even biggerthan a standard size highschool gym,� Mr. Bauman

said.The college-size gym floor

is one of the largest in areahigh schools. Years ago, col-lege and university basket-ball teams used the court.

New boys and girls lockerrooms for home and visitingteams were added. Addi-tional office space, trainingrooms, storage, laundry andteam meeting space wasalso included in the renova-tion.

Blue and red panels hangfrom the ceiling and walls tobuffer sound. Mr. Baumansaid the panels were all thatwas needed to improve theacoustics of the gym, so thesound system did not needto be replaced.

Mr. Bauman said he likesthat the gym retained its fa-miliar feel.

�Not many gyms in theWPIAL have that great feelto it,� he said. He said newergymnasiums have fans sit-ting nearly up to the ceiling,but not at the Neenie Camp-bell Gymnasium.

�You�re never more than15 feet away from the court.It�s a nice feeling,� he said.

Deana Carpenter, free-lance writer: [email protected].

Work part of Founders Hall project

Among replacementsduring the renovationwere the gym floorand bleachers andsome wall coverings.

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Quest Realty Partnership,which operates the centerand other facilities there.

A recently formed citi-zens group, Protect PT, hascalled for a 2,000-foot setback

in the township, citing re-search suggesting a host ofenvironmental and healthrisks related to fracking op-erations. It also cites the pos-sibility of a decrease in prop-erty values.

The state requires at leasta 500-foot setback from build-ings and private water wells.But other municipalities inthe region have put in placelarger ones, including a 750-foot setback in Peters.

�Residents who live nearnatural gas extraction pro-cesses face the possibility ofexposure to harmful chemi-cals,� Ryan Grode, an envi-ronmental health educatorwith the Southwest Pennsyl-vania EnvironmentalHealth Project, told commis-sioners at a packed specialmeeting earlier this month.

The meeting lasted threehours and included a widerange of comment fromabout three dozen speakers.The nonprofit is conductingstudies to determinewhether there is a direct cor-relation between the prox-imity of fracking operationsand health effects.

For many farmers aroundthe region, fracking couldhelp lift their fortunes.

�We�re trying to hang on,�said township resident LynnYoung, who owns about 175acres of farmland near Har-rison City. Farming is �not aviable occupation any-more.�

Mr. Young�s family hasowned the farm for genera-tions. But Mr. Young, whohas signed a few leases in-volving horizontal wells withanother drilling company,Huntley & Huntley, saidmore and more farms arewinding up in the hands ofdevelopers as a result of fi-nancial conditions. The pros-pect of signing drilling leasesis considered a more favor-able alternative, he said.

As for concerns about en-vironmental and healthrisks, Mr. Young said oppo-sition to fracking is largely�based on fears,� ratherthan definitive scientific evi-dence.

Apex has yet to receive ap-proval from the state Depart-ment of Environmental Pro-tection to start drilling at thesite.

But while it has receivedstate permits for two othersites in the township � in-cluding one in its LevelGreen area, which is lessthan 2,000 feet from a Traf-ford subdivision � it in-tends to comply with thetownship permitting pro-cess, said Mark Rothenberg,the company�s chief execu-tive. He said the site, whichis zoned for industrial use, isthe most conducive to frack-ing.

�We want to be goodneighbors,� he said.

But Mr. Rothenbergadded that his companycould begin operations im-mediately after receiving astate permit, even withoutthe township�s permission.

�We do have businessconstraints,� Mr. Rothen-berg said. �We just can�t waitforever.�

Township officials, fortheir part, are trying to bal-ance concerns with accom-modating an industry thatpays significant dividends.In 2014 alone, the townshipreceived about $50,000 in feespaid by drilling companiesfor digging wells. Requiredunder the state�s MarcellusShale gas drilling law, Act13, those fees have gone to-ward infrastructure im-provements.

But they have sought toemphasize that before theypassed the proposed zoninglaws in October, the town-ship had no fracking restric-tions of its own.

�We wanted to safeguardourselves,� Mr. Grazianisaid.

But even when the town-ship does adopt the proposedrules, perhaps as soon asApril, they are subject tochange.

�It�s not in stone,� Mr.Graziani said.

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Wilkinsburg School Dis-trict is undertaking a $10million project to providecomplete upgrades to itsTurner and Kelly elemen-tary schools.

The district has about $6.3million in a capital improve-ments fund from a bond is-sue for the projects. Theboard is looking to take outan additional $3.5 million to$4 million loan in addition tothe bond to cover the entirecost of the renovations.

The board is submittingthe first of a series of docu-ments outlining the renova-tion plans to the stateDepartment of Education inhopes of receiving state re-imbursement under thePlanning and ConstructionWorkbook, also known asPlanCon.

�It wouldn�t be possiblefor us to complete this proj-ect without those reimburse-ments, so we�re really hop-

ing they come through,�business manager Phil Mar-tell said.

Turner, built in 1936,needs the most extensive re-pairs, acting superintendentDan Matsook said. It is thefirst building slated for reno-vation, including new win-dows; improved heating,ventilation and air-condi-tioning systems; upgradedsecurity systems; and im-proved handicapped acces-sibility. Work is scheduledto begin in September andexpected to be finished byAugust 2016.

Renovations to Kelly,which was built in 1969, areslated to run from May 2016into September 2016. Neitherbuilding has seen an up-grade since the 1990s, Mr.Matsook said.

District officials are plan-ning to host a series of com-munity meetings at Turnerand Kelly this spring to pro-vide detailed plans of the ren-ovations to parents and otherdistrict residents, board Pres-

ident Ed Donovan said.With the entire bond issue

being used for the elemen-tary buildings, the districtwill have to set aside futurefunds to provide touch-upsto the high school, Mr. Mat-sook said. No extensive ren-ovations are scheduled forthe 7-12 middle and highschool building on WallaceAvenue. Built in 1910, it isthe oldest of the district�scurrent schools.

"When you do renova-tions, it�s a 30-year decision,�Mr. Matsook said. �We re-ally want to do it right andgive our kids the same state-of-the-art technology and fa-cilities that any other stu-dent in Allegheny Countywould have."

The board is planning a se-ries of visits to buildings inother area school districts thatrecently underwent construc-tion or extensive renovations,including Penn Hills, whichopened a new K-6 elementarycenter in August.

�We need to go out and

look at not just new con-struction, but to look atbuildings like ours � oldbuildings � that were reno-vated and talk to teacherswho use those rooms,� Mr.Donovan said. �To better un-derstand what our archi-

tects and teachers are tellingus they want to do, I thinkwe need to go see it.�

Board director RichardBradford estimated the dis-trict hasn�t invested signifi-cant money in buildingssince Kelly was built.

�We�ve done repairs, butnot serious investments,�Mr. Donovan said.

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