Sewickley - Photo-Q - Joshua Quattlebaum
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Sewickley - Photo-Q - Joshua Quattlebaum
Sewickley L May 2015 an exclusive newsletter for the residents of the sewickley valley area Photo by Andrea Shilling Family Art Photography iving 2 Sewickley Living May 3 May Sewickley Living 724-774-5404 · Firewood · Mulch · Mushroom Compost · Aggregates · Screened Topsoil · River Rock · Masonry Sand Building On Your Vision, Exceeding Every Expectation Landscaping Design & Install New Construction Design & Install VERSA-LOK® Walls and Patios · Paver Stone Sidewalks · Driveways Trimming · Shrub Removal · Mulch · Fertilization Weekly or Bi-Monthly Mowing · Cleanup · Outdoor Fireplaces All Types of Lawn Care · Gutter Draining · Drainage Problems Downspouts · Surface Drains · Commerical Snow Removal 724.774.5404 · www.picturetrail.combusyboyz 515 Delaware Ave. · Rochester (parallel to Rte. 65) 412-257-0160 Additions & Renovations Distinctive Kitchens & Baths PA HIC 345 4 Sewickley Living www.n2pub.com ™ © 2015 Neighborhood Networks Publishing, Inc. AREA DIRECTOR Mike Maletich (412) 606-9954 [email protected] EDITOR Shellyn Shoenthal 412-805-7792 [email protected] GENERAL MANAGER Ben Snowden (412) 908-4676 [email protected] CONTRIBUTING Ray Cordero - Mainline Photography PHOTOGRAPHERS www.mainlinephotography.com Andrea Shilling www.familyartphotography.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Kathy Lawrence Amy Dwyer Letitia Savage ACCOUNT TEAM Ethan Nicholas Jordan Valdez Allison Draskovich One Step at a Time A pedestrian friendly city is a healthier place to live. That’s why WalkPittsburgh works to improve pedestrian safety. By ensuring that walkability is factored into development plans, they’re changing the face of Pittsburgh one DISCLAIMER: N2 Publishing is not affiliated with or contracted by the Borough of Sewickley Heights (the “Borough”). This publication, including the content of articles and advertisements contained herein, is not authorized or endorsed by the Borough. Any articles included in this publication and/or opinions expressed therein do not necessarily reflect the views of N2 Publishing but remain solely those of the author(s). The paid advertisements contained within the Sewickley Heights Living magazine are not endorsed or recommended by N2 Publishing or the publisher. Therefore, neither N2 Publishing nor the publisher may be held liable or responsible for business practices of these companies. NOTE: When community events take place, photographers may be present to take photos for that event and they may be used in this publication. sidewalk at a time. Learn more about how WalkPittsburgh is making a difference in patients’ lives, visit www.walkpittsburgh.org UPMC is proud to support the important work of WalkPittsburgh. AVALON, PA 15202 LUXURY FOR LESS 412-766-4873 | northsideimportsllc.com Visit community.upmc.com and tell your own story about how UPMC has positively impacted your organization. May May Sewickley Living 5 6 NeighborhoodSponsors Sewickley Living This section has been created to give you easier access when searching for a trusted neighborhood vendor to use. Take a minute to familiarize yourself with the businesses sponsoring the Life in the Heights magazine. These local businesses are proud to partner with you and make this magazine possible. Please support these businesses and thank them for supporting the Life in the Heights magazine! May KITCHEN AND BATH Patete Kitchen & Bath Design Center (412) 279-2222 PAINTER Jemco (724) 494-1832 LANDSCAPING Busy Boyz Landscaping (724) 774-5404 PATIO FURNITURE Patio Concepts (724) 935-1700 www.patioconcepts.net Steel City Landscaping (412) 635-7126 ART GALLERY Art Space 616 (412) 259-8214 ATTORNEY Sain Law LLC (724) 933-3100 AUDIO / VISUAL Yankello's (412) 741-8730 CATERING Post Office Catering Group (724) 251-0123 CATERING & EVENTS Remo's Catering (412) 812-7844 CERAMIC TILE Ceramiche (412) 922-5600 CLEANING RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL Dusting Divas Inc. (412) 417-3802 CLEANING / MAID SERVICES KDs Klean Ups (412) 781-8110 COFFEE SHOP Hallowed Grounds (724) 581-5282 CUSTOM JEWELERS Garcia Jewelers (412) 391-3775 DESIGN BUILD / REMODELING Prime 1 Builders (412) 257-0160 DEVELOPER Sain Development LLC (724) 933-3100 DOG BOARDING / GROOMING / DAYCARE The Dog Stop (412) 766-3647 DRY CLEANING / COUTURE CLEANING & DELIVERY Owl Cleaners (724) 933-1671 FINANCIAL ADVISOR Wells Fargo - Donna Kline (412) 201-3830 FINANCIAL PLANNER Familywealth Management Group (412) 916-7636 FURNITURE / INTERIOR DESIGN Perlora (412) 431-2220 HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Bolster - DeHart (412) 367-3900 HOME REMODELING Madison Remodeling (724) 989-1081 HOSPICE Hope Hospice (412) 367-3685 NeighborhoodSponsors May Sewickley Living Wichman Landscape Construction LLC (412) 760-8524 PHOTOGRAPHY Mainline Photography Ray Cordero (215) 620-5651 www.mainlinephotography.com HOSPITAL UPMC (800) 533-8762 www.UPMC.com LUXURY PRE OWNED IMPORTS Northside Imports (412) 766-4873 PHYSICAN PRIMARY CARE Medico (412) 721-8325 ICE CREAM PARLOR Sewickley Confectionary (412) 741-7075 MORTGAGE BANKER Wells Fargo - Jerry Pounds (412) 383-4961 PIANOS Modern Piano (724) 934-5397 INSURANCE Sauro Insurance Agency (724) 266-1234 NANNY SERVICES gr8nannys (412) 736-0179 PLUMBER MR. Rooter (724) 776-2266 INTERIOR DESIGN Denham Vitalie (412) 363-1100 Perlora (412) 431-2220 KITCHEN & BATH Kitchen & Bath Concepts (412) 301-8000 POOL TABLES / GAME ROOM FURNITURE Leon's Billiards & More (724) 934-5888 PRIVATE PRESCHOOL The Goddard School - Moon (412) 262-1821 REALTOR Berkshire Hathaway - Betsy Wotherspoon (412) 491-6228 Howard Hanna - Peter & Alexis Theis (412) 580-2424 (412) 741-2200 ext. 285 REMAX Advanced Realty Mark Handlovitch (412) 741-0763 RENOVATIONS Madison Remodeling (724) 989-1081 RETIREMENT LIVING Masonic Village at Sewickley (412) 741-6861 RUG GALLERY Shehady Rug Company (412) 471-6336 SPORTING GOODS Eastern H2O Sports (412) 408-3099 TILE Ceramiche (412) 922-5600 TRAVEL & TOURS Lenzner Tour & Travel (800) 342-2349 WEALTH MANAGEMENT Strategic Financial Designs (412) 733-4000 7 8 NeighborhoodNews Sewickley Living May NeighborhoodNews May Sewickley Living 9 STAFF ™ Sewickley Living Sewickley Heights 879 Blackburn Road $1,895,000 Edgeworth 439 Oliver Road $697,500 Mike Maletich Area Director Shellyn Shoenthal Editor Ben Snowden General Manager Sewickley 802 Beaver Street $585,000 Edgeworth 704 Chestnut Road $585,000 Amy Dwyer Writer Kathy Lawrence Writer Letitia Savage Writer Sewickley Heights 804 Blackburn Road $489,900 Bell Acres 1310 Camp Meeting Road $409,900 “You’ve got to go away... 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N2 Ethan Nicholas Account Executive Lisa Corna Account Executive Dyan Difinis Account Executive Hello Neighbors, We have another AMAZING issue in store for you. I want to wish all the moms and grandmas reading a very Happy Mother’s Day! This month we feature the mom behind “Where do the Piggy Toes Go,” Angelique Lorence; learn about a village corner stone - Sewickley Confectionery; a look back at Recipe for Hope and Sewickley’s Soup Crawl; and much, much more! Exactly What You Need. 4 1 2 - 36 7 - 80 4 5 e x t 27 0 O f f i c e 4 1 2 - 49 1 - 62 2 8 B e ts y W o th e r s p o on 9 1 7 - 81 6 - 99 5 5 L i z a B a r r y C h ri s t Editor From The Day Care, Boarding, Grooming, Retail, & More! Shellyn Shoenthal Editor, Sewickley Living [email protected] Sewickley Living Editorial Deadlines July Issue – Deadline is May 20th August Issue – Deadline is June 20th September Issue - Deadline is July 20th 10 NeighborhoodNews Sewickley Living May 11 May Sewickley Living LENZNER Welcome Tour & Travel New advertisers: Land, Air & Sea...Lenzner Does All Three! We would be unable to do what we do without the amazing neighborhood sponsors that support Sewickley Heights Living on a monthly basis. You are encouraged to use them and their services. If you have a great experience with them let us know and we can do a “RAVING REVIEW” and tell the rest of the neighborhood about it. Make sure you tell them you heard about them in Sewickley Heights Living! • Charter Transportation • Motorcoach Tours for Individuals or Groups • Full-Service Travel Agency Eastern H2O is the best place for you to get the finest outdoor gear and best customer service in Pittsburgh! For anyone looking for the thrills & excitement of summer. • Wakeboarding • Waterskiing • Paddle Boarding 1-877-LENZNER [email protected] www.coachride.com • Skateboarding • Swimwear • Apparel Congratulations new advertisers selected to partner in Sewickley Heights • Busy Boyz Landscaping • Post Office Catering Group g . in rv ire ea Se ent h ar e th urg b tts Pi Get a strong team to pull for you We are proud to be part of the community and invite you to discover how we may assist you with your mortgage needs. Be comfortable in your own space. 412.417.3802 Wells Fargo Home Mortgage The Jerry Pounds Team Office: 412-383-4961 Cell: 412-606-6701 [email protected] www.jerrypounds.com Save up to 20% on select Stressless Sofas at the Largest Leather Showroom in the Burgh! Strip District • 412.434.7425 • www.perlora.com eather *See store for details. THE INNOVATORS OF COMFORT™ Information is accurate as of the date of print and is subject to change without notice. Wells Fargo Home Mortgage is a division of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. © 2013 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. All rights reserved. NMLSR ID 399801. AS1020454. Expires 06/2014. 412.417.3802 12 NeighborhoodNews CONGRATULATIONS To Mike, Mitzie, Isaac and Haley welcome baby Kelsey Sewickley Living May Our Publisher! Call On: 724-776-2266 724-790-4356 WE ARE THE PERFECT FIT FOR YOUR NEXT JOB With so many plumbers and plumbing companies to pick from in the Pittsburgh area, it can be an exhausting job. You obviously need a plumber who is experienced, available and trusted but you also want one with great customer service and a fair price. When you choose Mr. Rooter of Pittsburgh, you are getting all you need, want and more. Mr. Rooter’s friendly and professional plumbers are the plumbing experts when it comes to anything you need, from leaky faucets to installing your new water heater. Cash & Check LICENSE | BONDED | INSURED License No.: HP3319 May Sewickley Living NeighborhoodNews 13 14 NeighborhoodNews Sewickley Living May 15 May Sewickley Living save Date the The Princess Garden Party The Sewickley Heights History Center Saturday May 16th / 11am-2pm Visit with some of your favorite Princesses. Ride in a horse drawn Cinderella carriage. Dress as your favorite princess, play games and make crafts fit for royalty. Lunch with your friends and make new ones while celebrating Yankello’s is the region’s For more than 50 years, premier home automation, we have created the home theater and audio experiences customers company — creating a crave. They trust us to sanctuary you can truly deliver the simple solutions enjoy with the simple that allow them to control touch of a button. their environment from anywhere, anytime. control your liveability with yankello’s spring and learning about the historic gardens of Sewickley Heights. $20 donation per person RSVP online sewickleyheightshistory.org KD’s Klean Ups We Shine When You Do No Have Time Cleaning Up Pittsburgh & Surrounding Areas Sewickley Call Us Today for a Free Estimate 412-781-8110 Locally owned & operated by a cleaning professional with over 25 years of experience. www.cleaninguppittsburgh.com Kathy Loevner, Owner/Nanny "I have been working with children for 24 years. Our agency is able to provide love, care and flexibility to our families. You never know what might come up and we do understand that. In all the years since I have been a nanny I have been making life easier for all my families and with the agency we look to be able to continue to do that." Call today for your free consultation to see how we can make your life easier 412-736-0179 • www.gr8nannys.com Greens, Eggs and Lamb Spring Dinner Fern Hollow Nature Center Saturday, May 9, 2015 / 6:00-9:00 p.m. Benefits the educational programs at Fern Hollow Nature Center. A variation of the very popular Italian Garden Dinner, guests will enjoy a simply prepared meal with fresh seasonal ingredients from the St. James Farmer’s Market and other local farms and producers. In addition, FHNC experts are foraging local fields and forests for spring delicacies like morel mushrooms, fiddlehead ferns, and ramps. We will also “eat it to beat it” by preparing tasty dishes using the invasive species of garlic mustard and Japanese knotweed. Reservations are required. Seating is limited to 50 people Reservations 412-741-6136 / [email protected]. $75 per person for FHNC members $100 per person for non-members. Call Yankello’s today at 412-741-8730 or visit www.yankellos.com to schedule a free design and planning consultation. 412-741-8730 | www.yankellos.com 604 Beaver Street,102 | Sewickley, PA 15143 YANKELLO’S VIDEO & AUDIO VIDEO • AUDIO • AUTOMATION • THEATERS • WHOLE HOUSE AUDIO • CUSTOM TV MOUNTING • ENVIRONMENT • SURVEILLANCE 16 NeighborhoodNews Sewickley Living May May Sewickley Living NeighborhoodNews 17 Where Do The Piggy toes go? At Home With Angelique Photos by: Andrea Shilling – www.familyartphotography.com Written by: Amy Dwyer With Mother’s Day quickly approaching, we set out to honor local fun-loving, free-spirited mom, Angelique Lorence. Mom to Rocco (7), Roman (5) and Mario (2), wife to Brian, blogger and renovation expert, Angelique Lorence has managed it all with great success. A Pittsburgh native, Angelique moved to the Sewickley area while attending Robert Morris University. During college she worked alongside the owners of the former Bailey and Bailey Boutique. “I wanted to take it over, but then I had a family,” recalls Angelique. Craving a community, Angelique recounts her early days as a mom: “I used Facebook as an outlet to chat with other moms … they were received as being funny, so I continued.” With husband Brian in advertising and marketing, the transition to blogging seemed simple, and “Where the Piggy Toes Go,” a lifestyle blog (www.thepiggytoes.com), was born. continued... 18 NeighborhoodNews Sewickley Living May 19 May Sewickley Living The reason most people never reach their goals is that they don’t define them. Let us design a financial plan for your goals. ...continued Ralph Linarelli CFP®, ChFC & Michaele Parees RFC, CRPC® 2200 Georgetowne Dr., Suite 100 Sewickley, PA 15143 724-940-6319 www.FamilyWealthGroup.com Registered associates of FamilyWealth Management Group are registered representatives of Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp. Securities and investment advisory services offered through Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp., a broker/dealer and registered investment advisor. Insurance offered through Lincoln affiliates and other fine companies. FamilyWealth Management Group, LLC is not an affiliate of Lincoln Financial Advisors Corp. CRN-766746-111413 M������� P�oto�r���� Upon moving to Sewickley, deciding on a house proved difficult. Brian wanted land, Angelique the ability to walk to the Village. The Holdship house in Glen Osborne, built in 1820, seemed a perfect fit. “I hit the driveway and thought: this would be ours?! I knew this was a big undertaking.” As the lease on their rental expired in 60 days, a new idea was born of renovating the house in 60 days. Angelique documented the journey on her blog under the caption “60-Day-Farmhouse.” Immediately upon closing, the Lorences dashed to the new property to start demolition. With only one previous house flip under their belt, the Lorences got busy, learning tricks on YouTube. “We made fast decisions,” admits Angelique. “You have to be a quick thinker; you have to know what you like and get it done.” When asked what she is most proud of regarding these endeavors, she beams proudly: “My husband. He’s a rock star. When I think he can’t impress me anymore, he impresses me. He is such a go-getter and a hard worker.” With the renovations complete, Angelique embarked on a new endeavor with her blog by offering custom-designed products for sale. A soft launch in February proved successful, selling out in 13 hours with six locally made products, including necklaces, t-shirts and clutches. “Not only are you shopping local through me, a lot of my shop items are locally made.” Each item comes lovingly packaged by Angelique her- We Capture Your Precious Moments self. “It’s all about the packaging,” says Angelique. “You must feel loved when you get these items I’ve worked so hard to make!” So where does this ambitious, hard-working mom see herself in five years? “I would love to have a store here; I want it to be a mix of your life,” says Angelique. “A lot of bloggers choose one direction … I never wanted to talk about one thing … so I decided to be a lifestyle blogger … family, recipes, fashion, home décor … It would be great for a woman to go into a store and purchase items for her life, not just for one purpose.” Family Portraits | Senior Photos | Head Shots | Fashion & Modeling M�������P�oto�r����.c�� 412-741-5291 / 215-620-5651 S��e���� Tod��! Pittsburgh & Philadelphia [email protected] 20 NeighborhoodNews Sewickley Living May May Sewickley Living NeighborhoodNews 424 Walnut Welcomes Sewickley Living Photos By: Ray Cordero – www.mainlinephotography.com It was one of the first tastes of spring, the air was warm and sun bright, as residents and Sewickley Living partners gathered at 424 Walnut for an evening full of good food and good friends. The 424 owner, Jimmy Zipparo, and his team kept everyone’s plate full of favorite Italian dishes! Each month Sewickley Living will host a complimentary social event for any Sewickley Area residents to attend. If you are not on our email invite list, please notify us at [email protected]. Thank you 424 Walnut for your hospitality! Join us Next For… Sewickley Living’s Family Fun Night SkyZone Wednesday, May 20th 6:30-8:00 p.m. 740 Brickworks Drive, Leetsdale RSVP at [email protected] 21 22 NeighborhoodNews Sewickley Living May Lunch includes a choice of two soups, salad, homemade bread and choice of beverage. Dessert is a highlight – home baked cookies. While the Christy House is a natural venue for women to share lunch, men are more than welcome and are offered refills on soup for their bigger appetites. A children’s menu is also available, and lunches are available for take out. Menus change weekly and are posted outside the house and online. All of the food is prepared from scratch by two professional chefs with a team of volunteer kitchen staff, servers, and bakers. At Home in Sewickley Every Friday Can Be Mother’s Day At The Christy House Written by Letty Savage In many families taking mom out to lunch for Mother’s Day is a tradition usually celebrated at a restaurant on the holiday. The Christy House in Sewickley offers an interesting alternative to this tradition, especially if the mother in question would enjoy the old-fashioned ambiance of a tea room. Located at the corner of Frederick and Walnut Streets in Sewickley, the Christy House will be celebrating Mother’s Day on Friday, May 8, from 11:30 until 1:30. The tearoom is not a traditional restaurant but a ministry of St. Stephen’s Church, and all proceeds go to local and worldwide missions that serve women and children. A card in the hallway of the house lists missions supported in the past year. NeighborhoodNews May Sewickley Living The house was built in 1862 and is named for George Christy, a patent attorney for George Westinghouse, who lived there with his wife and children. It later became the church rectory. The building was to be demolished for a church expansion when a group of churchwomen asked that it be spared so that they could use it for a tearoom. Originally named the Crumpet, the Friday tearoom opened in 1979. Today the house still retains many of its original Victorian features, including fireplaces and built-in cabinets that not only appeal to old house fans but give the tea room an old-fashioned ambiance. Friday lunches are served on linen covered tables using floral and fresh flowers complement the décor. In addition to lunch, visitors can treat mothers to a special gift from one of the two volunteer-run gift shops. Upstairs, Earthly Treasures features vintage items just waiting to be re-purposed including a collection of handbags. Downstairs, Needles Eye offers a creative collection of cute and affordable new items. The Christy House Open Fridays Only Closed July and August. Suggested donation for lunch is $10.00 for adults and $5.00 for children. Reservations are not required but recommended and can be made by calling 412-741-5960 between 9:30 am and 2:30 pm on Fridays. www.ststephenschurch.net/christy-house www.ceramichetile.com 412.922.5600 WEST END 510 South Main Street Pittsburgh, PA 15220 23 24 Sewickley Living May Madison Remodeling and Roofing PA032283 724-989-1081 | www.madisonremodelingandroofing.com Services include: New Construction Roofing Owens Corning Preferred Contractor Additions Decks & Porches Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling Finished Basements PATIO Concepts ATIO Concepts FINEST PATIO FURNITURE AGGRESSIVELY PRICED OUTSTANDING SERVICE Santa Fe – DESIGNING FIRE PORTFINO BY RATANA Wexford 724-935-1700 10455 Perry Highway Summer Sale M-Th 10am-8pm � F-Sat 10am-5pm Sun 12pm-5pm patioconcepts.net Florence By GENSUN 30% OFF MOST SETS INCLUDING SPECIAL ORDERS LOWEST PRICES OF THE SEASON! • • • • • • May Sewickley Living 25 26 NeighborhoodNews Sewickley Living making a May May Sewickley Living NeighborhoodNews 27 D i f f erence The 10th Annual Recipe For Hope Submitted by: Bonny Diver Photos by: Ray Cordero – www.mainlinephotography.com Serving Station with KDKA’s Dave Crawley Rick Dayton, Chef Jason Capps and Kym Gable The 10th Annual Recipe For Hope to support Hair Peace Charities sure heated things up at the end of a brutally cold February. More than 250 guests, many Sewickley friends, enjoyed a variety of dishes served by 20 local celebrities at The Mayernik Center on Camp Horne Road. WPXI TV's Cara Sapida was surrounded by a crowd sampling her Goat Cheese Pastry Puffs. "I love baking for Recipe For Hope; I look forward to it all year! It gives me a chance to show my pretend talent in the kitchen. Several people came up to me this year and remembered what I have made in past years! Made my night. It usually takes eight hours to make 250 desserts or appetizers, and that time is well worth the great cause," Sapida said. Pretend? Cara was a runner up in the National Pillsbury Bake-Off. Connie and Ed Engler with Karen Reinsel Hair Peace cancer survivor Liz Evans requested Atria's for her favorite, Pot Roast Nachos. "We had the best nachos in town," said KDKA Radio's Bill Rehkopt with John Chamberlain a.k.a. The Pittsburgh Blogger YaJagoff, who served in Liz's honor. Celebrities had their choice of making 250 servings or teaming with a professional to provide the dish. Wearing aprons were celebrities from KDKA TV, WPXI TV, WTAE TV, WISH 99.7, WDVE, 3WS and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Monterey Bay Fish Grotto debuted Sinful Sushi Monterey Bay Roll and Chocolate Guava Mousse Cake for the WPXI morning co-anchors Joe Arena and Katherine Amenta. "It's not a contest but we go for bragging rights for the best dish of the night and ours was amazing," smiled Arena. Monterey Bay’s Chocolate Guava Mousse Cakes Grazing and stargazing may have been the main attraction, but bidding wars were hot for tickets and autographed Penguins, Steelers and Pirates collectibles. Given that Sewickley is prime horse country and many equestrian auction packages brought in high bids including artwork, jewelry and riding lessons from Sewickley trainers Cindy McCullough and Emily Craig-Dutton. Cara and Scott Sapida Katherine Amenta, Bonny Diver and Joe Arena Close to $60,000 was raised at the end of the evening, money that will allow Hair Peace Charities to provide financial assistance to local women and girls to purchase wigs during cancer treatment. continued... 28 NeighborhoodNews Sewickley Living May 29 May Sewickley Living ...continued Always At HomeCaregivers work as an addition to the family, assuming the tasks, care and companionship that family members are unable to provide due to geographic restraints or other obligations. Our goal at Always At Home is simple : Peace of Mind for you regarding the daily care of your family member. A few of our services: • Medication Reminder • Light Housekeeping • Meal Preparation • Monitor Diet Intake • Laundry & Ironing • Play Stimulating Games • Pick Up Prescriptions • MD Appointments • • • • • • • Assist with Pet Care Incidental Transportation Provide Stable Bathing Environment Companionship Overnight Supervision Work Day Supervision Attend Religious Services Plus many more Call us today to learn more about our affordable in-home services Always at Home • Servicing ALL of Western Pennsylvania 1.866.389.7865 Do you have a Lasting Legacy? John Chamberlain, Linda Marty and Bill Rehkopf with Atria’s Team Founder Bonny Diver-Hall credits the night's huge success on a great group of friends and volunteers including many cancer survivors. "There are many special events all going on at the same time for worthy causes. I am thrilled to know our community supports Hair Peace and the work we do. We help local people in a real way when money is tight. Cancer is expensive and buying a nice looking wig can be difficult with co-pays, deductibles and time off work. One woman said her 9 year-old son told her to not come to his ball game because she looked like an alien." Learn more about Hair Peace including how Bonny found cancer after a fall from her horse – hairpeace.org or call for more information 412 327 5177. At Strategic Financial Designs we think about our clients’ legacy every day. We find the noble privilege of helping others plan for their own future and that of their children and grandchildren powerfully motivating. It compels us to ensure that every action we take for our clients is consistent with their unique goals. What do you envision for your legacy? Let us help you make that vision a reality. BuildingWealth One Move at a Time. To learn more, call us at 412.733.4016 381 Mansfield Avenue | Suite 131 | Pittsburgh, PA 15220 Playing the Wealth Building Game President of Strategic Financial Designs, G. Benjamin Rovee was recently named a #1 Best Selling Author on Amazon for his publication of Playing the Wealth Building Game. Available for purchase on Amazon and Kindle download. Private Wealth Management for Select Individuals. Meg Guilot, Tom Reinsel, Ann Turnbell and Kendra Mikoloski Registered Representatives of and securities and investment advisory services through Honor, Townsend and & Kent, Inc. (HTK), A Registered Investment Advisor, Member FINRA /SIPC, 130 Springdale Drive, Suite 100, Akron, Ohio 44333. 330-668-9065. 21st Century Financial, Inc. and Strategic Financial Designs, LLC are independent of HTK. HTK does not provide legal or tax advice. A5TM-0403-08E2 30 NeighborhoodNews Sewickley Living May May Sewickley Living NeighborhoodNews 31 BUSINESS beat Sewickley Confectionery Born out of a hardworking farm boy with wholesome values to serve the best locally raised and sourced dairy and meat products, Sewickley Confectionery is everything Christian Bichsel dreamed of. Many of you recognize the iconic cornerstone shop at Walnut and Beaver as your go-to for cool ice cream treats or to pick up fresh dairy products and bacon, but Chris is constantly looking at how to bring the best dairy products and now beef to his varying client base. This year he launched his “boxed beef,” offering (primarily for his home-delivery customers who buy shares of what is raised, but you will find the remaining in the store). His grass and grain-feed beef cattle are raised locally on a nutrition regimen that Chris has adhered to for many years. The cuts are thicker custom butchered with large amounts of marbling for the best flavor. The meat is picked up, stored and delivered under the proper refrigerated conditions that maintain USDA inspection certification. The selection of cheeses and butters continues to grow as well, with Chris maintain strong ties to locally owned and operated cheese houses and dairies, and even a new organic Greek yogurt producer in the Strip District. And, why stop there. You may also spot a Sewickley Confectionery mobile icecream cart at local events and parties. “We love being able to offer this unique compliment to an event or fundraising opportunity,” said Chris. Whether you frequent Sewickley Confectionery’s store, are one of Chris’ home delivery customers or in need of the mobile ice-cream cart for an event, the quality and service never waivers. Chris lives by “Do the things that you like and that you value and share it with others.” To learn more about Sewickley Confectionery’s products, delivery service or mobile ice cream cart, visit www.seickleyconfectionery.com 32 Sewickley Living May Patio Concepts No longer purchasing just a table and chairs for outside dining, customers are creating spaces that extend the great-room and kitchen for lounging, relaxing and visiting. The outdoor room is the gathering spot, just as the kitchen is indoors. Patio Concepts offers an amazing selection of top of the line fire pits and comfortable deep seating pieces – extending entertaining outdoors as indoors, in comfort – with furniture designed to withstand the weather. NOW ENROLLING! Goddard Systems, Inc.’s program is AdvancED accredited. 800 Commerce Avenue Moon Township, PA 15108 412.262.1821 GoddardSchool.com The Goddard Schools are operated by independent franchisees under a license agreement with Goddard Systems, Inc. Programs and ages may vary. Goddard Systems, Inc. program is AdvancED accredited. © Goddard Systems, Inc. 2014 Written by: Lisa Corna Planning to transform the backyard into the ultimate outdoor living space? Patio Concepts in Wexford has just the right thing! www.remoscatering.com Tour your local Goddard School and experience why it’s the best preparation for social and academic success. 33 Head and shoulders above the others (412) 822-7844 > NeighborhoodNews of the month Serve the Best to your Guests: • Communions • Graduations • Weddings, BBQ’S • A La Carte Orders Welcome!! NURTURE IS OUR NATURE. Sponsor May Sewickley Living We offer over 32 flavors of delicious ice cream always fresh and available to satisfy any taste. 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The outdoor room that includes a fire pit allows extended use of the patio – longer into the evening and during the cooler seasons. Patio Concepts features a broad selection of outdoor furniture in resin wicker, and rustproof aluminum for outstanding lon- gevity and superior comfort. Exclusive brands include: Summer Classics, Designing Fire, Cast Classics, Gensun, Cape May Wicker, and Ratana. All brands offer outstanding value and quality over a broad price spectrum. When it comes to comfort - Patio Concepts excels! Bob's advice to the customer is: "This is a 'people' business see what's out there and let our knowledgeable staff help you navigate through the options. Look at and sit in the furniture; see if it is comfortable BEFORE you buy it. Let us earn your business; if you want an outstanding selection with a broad choice of fabric, we've got it covered! " Hours: Monday - Thursday 10:00 - 8:00 Friday & Saturday 10:00 - 5:00 Sunday12:00 - 5:00 Patio Concepts 10455 Perry Highway Wexford, PA 15090 724-935-1700 www.PatioConcepts.net 34 Sewickley Living May NeighborhoodNews May Sewickley Living 35 SPRINGTIME IN THE VILLAGE! WE LOVE IT! Sewickley buzzes with activity in the springtime. A fitness class and the Farmer’s Market at St. James are a perfect start to a sunny Saturday morning, followed by brunch and browsing the shops. There are lots of outdoor play options, thanks to all of the scenic parks in the area. There’s no shortage of community events in May, either. The “unofficial” kickoff to the season and celebration of all things bright is the Sewickley Civic Garden Council’s Annual May Mart on Saturday, May 9th, which also happens to be Mother’s Day Weekend. Be sure to make your brunch or dinner reservations with Mom at one of the fantastic restaurants in Sewickley! and are serving our country in the armed forces. Organized by the Sewickley Memorial Day Committee, the weekend begins on Friday, May 22nd with an official flag retirement ceremony and patriotic music at Wolcott Park, followed by a “Celebration of Service” display of fireworks. BYO blankets or chairs to watch from Broad Street! Memorial programs will also be held on Saturday May 23rd and Sunday May 24th. The weekend culminates with the 124th Annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 25th at 10:00am. It’s one of the oldest parades in the nation, and the Sewickley community is very proud of it. Before we go, we have just one more announcement. Explore Sewickley will officially be moving to our new, new home at 418 Beaver Street in the upcoming weeks! Déjà vu, right? We know. The way we look at it: We’re enthusiastically part of Sewickley’s exciting development. To follow our progress, make sure you’re getting our newsletter. Sign up at www.ExploreSewickley.com. Also in May is the 6th Annual Sewickley Unleashed Pet Parade and 5K – a benefit for our fabulous friends at the Western Pennsylvania Humane Society. That’s on Saturday, May 16th from 9am – 3pm, and you can find out more information by visiting www.SewickleyUnleashed.org. Closing out the month of events is Memorial Day Weekend, a humbling celebration of the brave veterans who have served So, here’s to spring and to a flourishing community. Check out some of the new stores and restaurants that have opened in town, and visit your favorites who have helped support this community for years. Keep shopping, dining, and playing in Sewickley! Jen & Alex Explore Sewickley [email protected] For the latest news and happenings, be sure to like Explore Sewickley’s Facebook Page 36 NeighborhoodNews Sewickley Living May NeighborhoodNews May Sewickley Living 37 Sewickley Confectionery Congratulations to… BEST SOUP 424 Walnut 4th Annual SOUP CRAWL – A Huge Success! 1st Place B Gourmet Wild Mushroom Bisque 2nd Place Sewickley Hotel Hotel Chili 3rd Place Cochran Hose Company Station 258 Truckies Tomato Soup with Grilled Cheese Crouton BEST HOST Eyetique and Sewickley Hotel 1st Place Cochran Hose Company 2nd Place Spoiled Chics 3rd Place Eyetique Cochran Hose Company Photos by: Joshua Quattlebaum – www.photo-q.com MOST UNIQUE SOUP Collected 2+ shopping carts full of donations for the Sewickley Community Center Food Pantry, and nearly 500 tickets sold. Thank you to all of the restaurants, retailers, and volunteers who helped to make this a success! The proceeds from the Sewickley Soup Crawl benefitted the Sewickley Community Center Food Pantry, located on Chadwick Street in Sewickley. The SCCFP is open year-round, each Wednesday from 11:30am – 1:00pm and provides a variety of food, primarily non-perishables, and serves the Sewickley, Coraopolis, Leetsdale, and Ambridge areas. Spoiled Chic LULA B Gourmet 1st Place LULA Sewickley Black Bean Coconut 2nd Place - TIE! B Gourmet Wild Mushroom Bisque Sewickley Confectionery Creamy Curried Carrot Soup 3rd Place 424 Walnut Chipotle Shrimp with Roasted Green Chiles 38 NeighborhoodNews Young achievers A Salute To The Cast And Crew Of The 2015 Quaker Valley High School Performance Of The Drowsy Chaperone. Photos by: John Doucette Sewickley Living May May Sewickley Living NeighborhoodNews 39 40 Sewickley Living May RealEstateResource May Sewickley Living Featured properties may not be listed by the office/agent presenting this brochure. Source Multiple Listing Service. All information herein has not been verified and is not guaranteed. Address 308 Meadow Lane 715 Audubon Drive 107 Stillwater Lane 172 Freedom Lane 110 Freedom Lane 304 Barberry Court 111 Freedom Lane 104 Stillwater Lane 170 Freedome Lane 106 114 Stillwater Lane 158 Sewickley Farm Cir 506 Merriman 174 Freedom Lane 828 Centennial 104 Freedom Lane 127 Liberty Blvd 113 Freedom Lane 117 Freedom Lane 112 Freedom Lane List Price $825,000 $715,000 $579,900 $554,080 $500,014 $570,000 $529,298 $495,000 $492,755 $499,900 $474,500 $469,000 $473,184 $475,000 $431,897 $428,811 $420,771 $420,116 $412,702 Beds 5 5 4 3 2 4 3 5 3 5 5 4 3 5 3 3 3 2 2 Baths 3 5 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 4 3 3 3 2 2 Sold Price 820000 705000 565000 554080 500014 542500 529298 495000 492755 480000 474500 460000 473184 440000 431897 428811 420771 420116 412702 Celebrating our newest location in S e w i c k l e y Vi l l a g e . Start the new year by visiting us at CLARK BUILDING • SUITE 301 • 3RD FLOOR • 717 LIBERTY AVENUE • PITTSBURGH, PA 15222 412-391-3775 • WWW.GARCIADIAMONDS.COM ADVANCED REALTORS® W W W. S E W I C K L E Y H O M E . C O M 412.741.0763 400 BROAD STREET | SUITE 2006 | SEWICKLEY, PA 41 42 NeighborhoodNews Sewickley Living May NeighborhoodNews May Sewickley Living 43 Neighborhood News Village Theater Company Taps Sewickley Filmmakers For Fundraiser Written by: Amy Dwyer Sponsor of the month Wichman Landscape Construction LLC Written by: Lisa Corna Where form meets functionality Wichman Landscape Construction promises to provide an exceptional product and an exceptionally pleasant experience. Wichman Landscape Construction specializes in nine specific types of Paver and natural stone installation projects: Blue stone Patios, Walkways, Natural Sandstone Retaining Walls, Stairs, Fire Pits, Outdoor Kitchens, Paving stone Driveways, and Pools. Owner Jeff Wichman talks about his business: "I started the business in 2003 focusing on lawn care maintenance. In the beginning I focused on growing the lawn care side of the business, but I always had the idea of expanding into the stonework side of landscape construction; by 2005 I began to make the transition. I sold off the lawn care side of the business to a local company and put all of my energy into growing the landscape construction side. As the demand for our work grew we continually added more equipment and more personnel. Currently we run two hardscape crews, and one landscape enhancement crew that focuses on plant material installation, and maintenance. Aspects of our business that separates us from the competition are that we have the ability to create a full 3D walk-through design of any project; we have a full time estimator, and a real time data collection system that allows us to produce detailed estimates with in a day of meeting with a customer. If you're interested in a new landscape construction project feel free to contact us at the number below." Wichman Landscape Construction LLC www.wichmanladnscape.com 412-760-8524 The Village Theater Company (VTC), aims to present films suitable for a wide audience in the Sewickley area with a goal of building and operating a motion picture theater in Sewickley. VTC proudly announces “Vanguard Theater” as the name of the theater soon to be built, with construction at the Walnut Street location commencing in the summer of 2015. On Thursday, May 7, 2015 the VTC will be hosting a fundraiser at the Atlas Brewing House in Lawrenceville, followed by a movie screening of the film The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin by Nick and Dan Mross of Sewickley at Rowhouse Cinema, also in Lawrenceville. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., followed by a discussion with the Mross brothers and financial leaders Sean Sebastian and David Becker. All proceeds will go to VTC. Nick, a filmmaker, has worked on several independent films, including Riddle with Val Kilmer. Recalls Nick, “In 6th grade my parents bought me a camera. It was the best gift I ever got.” Brother Dan took a different path, pursuing a career in computer science. An online video on new technology mentioned a concept called Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency, which projected Bitcoin as something that “could replace the dollar.” A data- base administrator for most of his career, Dan viewed Bitcoin as a new database technology that did not exist before. “It’s about trust,” explained Dan. “Instead of trusting a central party or authority, it’s a decentralized system; there is no third party trust in order for the system to function.” Dan likens the idea of Bitcoin to the basic trust surrounding money: “Everyone agrees money is valuable because it’s backed by the issuers of currency. It’s about that trust; that the paper money has redeemable value and other people agree. Bitcoin has digital tokens called bitcoins, which are sent around in the system. On their own, they are worthless like the paper dollar; however, the system is programmed in that the rules of the system cannot be broken; the system becomes very trustworthy.” A documentary on Bitcoin was the perfect union for this unlikely pair. Nick was interested in the subject matter, while Dan wanted to explain a technical topic. Per Nick, “It was fun to dive into that world while wearing an objective hat all the while. At the time, Dan was one of the true Bitcoin players. He deserved to be a character in the documentary on this.” Combined with Ben Bledsoe and Patrick Lope, the project became much larger. The film premiered at the Tribeca film festival last spring, followed by a release on iTunes. Recently, the film also launched on Amazon Prime. 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