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It’s a Bridgeville Thing—Read Over it!

1st Quarter, 2019 February, March and April 425 Bower Hill Road—Bridgeville Borough—PA 15017 412-221-6012

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Keep informed on what is going on in your local government by attending meetings as you can:

Borough Council Meets on the 2nd Monday of each month. Agenda meetings are at 6:30 and regular

meetings begin at 7:00 p.m.

Parking Authority Meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. on the 3rd Monday of each month.

Planning Commission Meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. on the last Monday of the month with these

exceptions: May meeting will be on May 21st and November/December meeting is combined on

December 3rd. Contact the Borough for confirmation of these meetings.

Zoning Hearing Board Meetings are held as needed. Contact for Borough Office at (412) 221-6012 for

specific meetings and updates.

Attention all LANDLORDS: April 30th and October 31st are important deadlines for you: “Every owner of rental dwelling units shall submit updated Tenant listings on or before April 30th and October 31st of each calendar year.”

Forms are available on-line or at the Borough office. (see Ordinance 705, 2/17/1981; as amended by Ordinance 724, 5/4/1982; and by Ordinance 830, 2/13/1995)

The Brush Grinder Clean-Up Program : Brush Grinder Program runs during the months of both April and

November. This April please put your brush at the curb for pick up by our grinder machine. Tree and brush

trimmings and limbs/logs must be no larger than 12 inches in diameter. All brush material must be free and clear

of roots and dirt as this is a safety hazard and could be dangerous for our public workmen.

STREET SWEEPING: Streets will be swept on a weekly basis beginning the first full week of April

through the last week of May. Beginning June through September the streets will be swept the full third week of the month.

New Garbage and Recycling Collection day is FRIDAY (except if there is a holiday then pick up is Saturday.)

When a contract comes to an end, the Borough must put the service out to bid. This is exactly what occurred with our garbage/recycling contract.

The government is required by law to take the lowest, responsible bidder. The government is required by law to do their due diligence and investigate the qualifications and references of any bidder before awarding the bid. The bid was reviewed by our legal department and County Hauling met all the requirements and

specifications to be awarded this bid as the lowest, responsible bidder.

Our previous vendor had been with the Borough for over 20 years. Unfortunately they were not successful in their bid this time.

Of course there have been hiccups and glitches the first few times with the new vendor, same as there were 20 years ago when the previous one began the route. We were surprised to learn there are some streets where residents put their garbage can on the front street and their recycling can on the alley behind their street. This is a practice that will need looked into as it would cause confusion and missed cans, which is exactly what occurred.

As would be expected, prices do increase over the years, however this increase is only $3.00 per quarter or $12 per year, which works out to less than 25 cents per week. This price is locked in for the length of this 5 year contract.

The Borough stands committed to making sure this vendor does a good job. We must give the new vendor the opportunity to learn the route and correct any problems, just like we did for the previous vendor. Please do not hesitate to call the Borough with any areas of concern. A phone call (412-221-6012) or e-mail (lcollins@bridgevilleboro.com) to the Borough will produce a faster response time than using social media.

See page 2 for list of what is recyclable and what is not.

Recycling alternatives for glass and electronics available are on page 2 & 3.

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The good news is that every 2nd Saturday of each month there is a collection for TV's and electronics up at Boyce Community and Rec Center. It is open to the public so everyone is welcome!

Boyce Community and Recreation Center 1551 Mayview Road, Upper St Clair 15241 10 AM – 2 PM

DATES: January 12, March 9, April 13, May 11, June 8, July 13, August 10, September 14, October 12, November 9, December 14

1 (one) TV PER CARLOAD PER EVENT (in addition to other items)

No Charge for undamaged TVs Call for 412-831-9000 for more info

RECYCLABLE MATERIALS • Aluminum Cans • Corrugated Cardboard - broken down and placed

in cart • Newsprint and Inserts • Office Paper • Plastics No. 1 – 2 (Water/Soda bottles, Milk and

Juice Jugs) • Steel Cans • Phone Books • Paperback Books • Junk Mail and Envelopes

• Pizza box lids – If not tainted by food

• Magazines and Catalogs • Boxboard: such as tissue, dry food boxes, cereal,

noodles and cake boxes.

NON-RECYCLABLE • Window glass, light bulbs, mirrors,

ovenware such as Pyrex, pottery or ceramics.

• All glass • Plastics # 3-7 • Waxed boxed containers • Aluminum foil • Pizza box bottoms - tainted

by food • Aerosol cans • Electronics

• Tires

• Styrofoam material

TRASH

Bridgeville has unlimited trash collection. Put all

Non- Recyclable material in the trash.

Glass is NOT being recycled in any community—place in

trash or see Michael Brother’s program below.

Michael Brothers Glass Recycling 3 month Pilot Program (Feb—April)—Residents are welcome to bring their separated glass

containers to drive thru and deposit them in the appropriately marked bins = Clear glass; Green glass; Brown glass

Wednesdays 7 am to 4pm and Saturdays 7am to 11am

Michael Brothers Hauling & Recycling

901 Horning Rd.

Pittsburgh, PA 15236

412-835-6428

www.mbhauling.com

County Hauling

Office Hours: Monday—Friday 8-4; Saturday 8-12

724-929-7694 ext. 2 or 1-888-883-0333

Email: info@countyhauling.com

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Reminder to residents and businesses that snow shoveling is a requirement:

Property owners/residents with sidewalks in front of their property are

responsible for keeping them clear of ice and snow and clearing them within 12

hours of a snowfall. Snow is not permitted to be shoveled from the sidewalk

or driveway into the street.

“...be sentenced to pay a fine of not more than $600 plus costs and, in default of

payment of said fine and costs, to a term of imprisonment not to exceed 30 days.

Each day that a violation of this Part continues shall constitute a separate offense..”

Please shovel your snow/ice to avoid being cited.

Construction Junction 214 North Lexington Street Pittsburgh, PA 15208 412-243-5025 City of Pittsburgh Recycling Drop Off Managed by the City of Pittsburgh and conveniently located in Construction Junction’s parking lot is a recycling drop off station. **Please DON’T drop any building materials, trash, paint or electronics at the City Recycling Bins. ** **PLEASE NOTE: Drop-off is only available during CJ’s regular hours of operation. ** M– Fri 9 am to 6 pm; Saturday 9 am to 5 pm; Sunday 10 am to 5 pm Accepted materials must all be clean and dry, and please don’t put ANY plastic bags in with recyclables – dump bags out into dumpsters please:

Glass: no plate glass (windows) or dinnerware (Pyrex, etc.), must be clean and dry, no broken glass.

Cans: beer / juice / soda cans, food cans, aerosol cans (must be completely empty), must be clean and dry

Plastic bottles, jugs and jars, marked with #s 1-5 & 7 accepted, must be clean and dry, no Styrofoam or # 6 plastics, discard all lids and caps;

Corrugated cardboard (please flatten your boxes before arrival), do not include any heavily-soiled/food waste cardboard (from pizza boxes, etc.)

Magazines & Catalogs Paperboard (for example – cereal boxes) Junk Mail Phone Books Hardback Books White office paper Newspaper

A message from Bridgeville Mayor Betty Copeland:

If you, or someone you know, is celebrating a milestone Birthday, Anniversary or other noteworthy

event, I would welcome the opportunity to honor the event. Please don’t hesitate to contact me via

e-mail at mayorcopeland@bridgevilleboro.com or 412-221-6052. Check out my Facebook page!

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Only 3 Fish Fry events in 2019:

March

15

March

29

April

12

Some of our delicious offerings:

Dinners or Ala Carte

Fish

(Fried or Baked)

Crab cakes

Shrimp

Chicken Planks

Perogies

Cabbage & Noodles

Macaroni & Cheese

Cole Slaw

French Fries

Fried Mushrooms

Desserts

Dine in or Take Out

Order Pick Up 412-221-1711

Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Department 370 Commercial Street—Bridgeville, PA 15017 412-221-1711 IN AN EMERGENCY DIAL 9-1-1

BVFD Cash Bash

Saturday, May 4, 2019

Doors open at 6 pm

drawing starts at 7 pm

$500 winner every 15 minutes

$5,000 winner at 11 p.m.

Tickets donation $25

they go fast

Call 412-221-1711 for more information

or to order your tickets now!

Please be sure to support our Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Department when you receive the donation

request. The BVFD does not solicit donations via telephone—you will receive an official letter via

U.S. Mail - support them so they can be there if and when you need them!

Volunteer Fire Fighters wanted…

Help is needed NOW, they can’t

wait until I grow up. There is a

dire need for volunteers.

Both men and women are

encouraged to volunteer.

Won’t you please consider

becoming a volunteer with

the Bridgeville Volunteer Fire

Department?

Contact any current member or

call the station at 412-221-1711.

2019 Officers:

President, Jim Altvater; Vice President, Ken Ursitz; Secretary, Diane Shaffer; Treasurer, Mike Meglen

Chief, Bill Chilleo; Assistant Chief, Ray Costain; Deputy Chief, Mike Meglen; Captain, Bob Siegwarth;

1st Lieutenant, Jimmy Altvater; 2nd Lieutenant, Jamie Hersh

Trustees: Ray Costain; Ken Ursitz; Brad Logel; Jeff Chilleo; Jimmy Altvater

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Bridgeville Area Historical Society Programs: All Programs are open to the public.

Calendars and other fund raising items will be on sale! Light refreshments.

Location: The Chartiers Room of the Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Department 370 Commercial Street.

(REMINDER: Jan and Feb are held on Sunday afternoon at 1:30)

SUNDAY Afternoon February 24, 2019 1:30 p.m. THE FAITH OF MY FATHERS BY JOHN McCAIN, Values of Country, Duty and Honor Affect Historical Development of Our Nation, Presented by Dr. John Aupperle

TUESDAY March 26, 2019, 7:30 p.m.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Presented by Jack Puglisi TUESDAY APRIL 30, 2019 7:30 p.m.

Destination MOON Apollo 11 Mission, Presented by Emily Ruby, Heinz History Center

In 1961 President Kennedy challenged the nation to put a man on the Moon and return him safely to earth by the end of the decade. In 1969 the Apollo 11 mission fulfilled this goal when the Lunar Module EAGLE landed on the Moon's surface and the Command Module Columbia returned the astronauts safety to Earth a few days later. Learn how Western Pennsylvania people and innovations helped the nation accomplish this remarkable achievement.

Kathleen Banks Building

441 Station Street

PO Box 652

Bridgeville, PA 15017

412-221-4052 phone

E-mail:

mail@bridgevillehistory.org

The BAHS is open Tuesday through

Friday

from 10 am until 2 pm

Saturdays by appointment call the

BAHS # 412-221-4052 or

BAHS President,

Mary Weise 412-221-5651

The BAHS is always in need

of volunteers and

donations to help keep

history alive in the

Bridgeville Area.

Please contact the BAHS to

let them know you support

their efforts and make a

donation to their cause.

Every little bit helps “Keep

History Alive!”

2nd TUESDAY SERIES at the BAHS—Join us at 7:00 on the second Tuesday of each month in the Kathleen Banks Building. Discussing Bridgeville High School through 1960. Suggestions for future topics are welcome.

Remember the only authorized webpage for the Borough of Bridgeville is

www.bridgevilleboro.com. The one ending in .org is paid for by a private citizen. The Borough

has no control over its content. Should you have any questions regarding content please contact

Bridgeville Borough Administrative office. Check us out on FaceBook—Bridgeville Borough.

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Bridgeville Public Library &

South Fayette Township Library

Upcoming Special

Programs for Adults

BYOB Game Night Saturday, February 9, 6:00 p.m. @

Bridgeville Public Library

Do you have a game that you love to

play, but just don’t have enough players? Are you dying to play a game, and don’t own it? Grab your friends, and

games, and come to the library for our after-hours GAME NIGHT! Please bring a valid photo ID. Registration

appreciated. Friends of the Library: Cookbook Club Tuesday, February 12, 6:00 p.m. @ Bridgeville Public Library Sign up for a recipe from Food Network: 1000 Easy Recipes at the circulation desk. The day of bring your dish and a serving utensil. Hoarding: A Simple Look into a Complex Disorder Wednesday, February 20, 6:00 p.m. @ Bridgeville Public Library Based on the hit show, Hoarders on A&E, this presentation takes a deeper look at hoarding. It also discusses the hoarding disease and looks at the biohazard dangers of cleaning up rodent droppings, needles, and animal waste. Registration appreciated. Tracing Your Roots: Genealogy Tuesday, February 26, 7:00 @ South Fayette Township Library Pam Israel will provide tips for beginning the process of researching your family history. Register online. Make and Take Bath Bomb and Essential Oil Thursday, March 7, 7:00 p.m. @ South Fayette Township Library Erika Weir of Young Living will teach us how to make a bath bomb. Cost: $10. Register and pay at the circulation desk. Friends of the Library: Crafters Club Tuesday, Marcy 12, 6:00 p.m. @ Bridgeville Public Library Join the Friends of the Library to make a unique craft. Cost: $5. Register and pay at the circulation desk. Meet Local Author: Rebecca Drake Thursday, March 21, 7:00 p.m. @ South Fayette Township Library Join local author, Rebecca Drake to discuss crime fiction and her latest book, Just Between Us. Registration appreciated. Friends of the Library: Cookbook Club Tuesday, April 9, 6:00 p.m. @ Bridgeville Public Library Sign up for a recipe from our chosen cookbook. The day of bring your dish and a serving utensil. BYOB Game Night Saturday, April 13, 6:00 p.m. @ Bridgeville Public Library

Do you have a game that you love to play, but just don’t have enough players? Are you dying to play a game and don’t

own it? Grab your friends, and games, and come to the library for our after-hours GAME NIGHT! Please bring a valid

photo ID. Registration appreciated. Visit or contact either library for additional information about ongoing programs including Free Movie Screenings, Book Clubs, Yoga, Pilates, Chess Club, Scrabble Club, Conversation Salon, Wills Clinic, Artist Trading Cards, and Blanket Brigade. For the most recent updates regarding newly schedule programs visit our online calendars. Both calendars are available on either homepage; scroll down to the links located directly beneath the main library banner. bridgevillelibrary.org

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Weekly Programs for Kids ages 0 – 5 at the Bridgeville Public Library Toddler Time Wednesdays, January 16 – May 15, 10:00 am Fridays, January 18 – May 17, 10:00 am Storytime for toddlers 2-3 years old with an attentive adult. Enjoy stories, songs and finger plays followed by free play time. Registration is required.

Preschool Storytime Thursdays, January 17 – May 16, 10:00 am or 1:00 pm Storytime for preschoolers 4-5 years old. Join us for stories, songs and crafts. Registration is required.

Babies and Books Fridays, January 18 – May 17, 11:00 am Storytime/Play Group for newborns to 24 months with an adult in attendance. Short stories, songs and finger plays lead into free play time with board books and toys for you and your child to enjoy. Registration is required. Kids Programs Chess for Kids Tuesdays, January 8 – May 21, Beginning 6:00- 7:00 pm, Experienced 7:00- 8:00 pm Kids in kindergarten – eighth grade can register for chess with local instructor Eric Berthoud. Each session consists of ½ hour of instruction and ½ hour of play. Look for more details on a chess tournament this spring! American Girl Book Club First Thursday of each month, January 3 – May 2, 6:30 – 7:30pm Girls in 2nd-5th grades are invited to join us for a book club based on the American Girl books. We’ll meet once a month for crafts, games and activities based on the book we’ve read. Books are on hold each month at the library. Dolls are welcome! Registration is required. Lego Club Second Thursday of each month, January 17 – May 16, 6:30 – 7:30 pm Kids ages 7 – 12 are invited to join us for Lego Club! We’ll supply the Legos and theme each month, you bring the imagination! Registration is required Kindergarten Readiness Second Tuesday of the month, January 8 – May 14, 10:00 am Children planning to enter kindergarten in Fall 2019 are invited to join us with a caregiver to practice skills at the library through play. Registration is required. Special Programs Messy Mondays First Monday of each month, January 7 – May 6, 1:00 pm Toddler & preschoolers and their grown ups can join us once a month for art and STEM activities. Dress for a mess and enjoy the creative process! Registration is required. Chartiers Valley Battle of the Books! Students in 4th & 5th grades and in 6th – 8th grades are invited to form their teams, read the books and prepare to battle in March at our annual Battle of the Books! Sponsored in collaboration with Scott Township Library, CVIS and CVMS, the competitions will be held on Thursday, March 28th. For more information stop by the library for an information packet, check out our website, or call Karen Verduci at 412-221-3737. Kids’ Winter Reading Challenge Kids can complete a Winter Reading Challenge by February 15 and bring their families for a Fort Building Night on Friday, February 22! Call or stop by the library for more details – registration is required.

Bridgeville Public Library

505 McMillen Street

Phone 412-221-3737

Website:

bridgevillelibrary.org

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Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Saturday, April 20, 2019

11:00 a.m.

Chartiers Park

Sponsored by the Borough of

Bridgeville and the Bridgeville

Volunteer Fire Department and Ladies Auxiliary.

This is a free community event—fun times for the children. Be sure to bring a container to hold all

the eggs that the children will find! If you need more information or have any questions, contact

the Borough Office at 412-221-6012.

Community Events:

Friends of the Bridgeville Public Library: Second Tuesday of each month we have alternating events - Crafters Club and Cookbook Club Next up - The Food Network Magazine 1,000 Easy Recipes, Super Fun Food for Every Day Tuesday, February 12, 2019 6:00 to 7:30

The recipe is your choice. Make it and bring it to enjoy with others for a fun evening of new friends and interesting conversation. Sign up sheet and a copy of the cookbook is available at the circulation desk. Space is limited.

Crafter's Club - Tuesday, March 12, 2019 Cookbook Club - Tuesday, April 9, 2019 Crafter's Club Extra - Wednesday, April 17, 2019 - Our former President, Janet Nock, will be in town with a basket full of seashells to craft with!

Stay in Touch! Sign up to receive our quarterly newsletter. Go to our website www.friendsofbpl.org Volunteers - We are always looking for volunteers to help with sorting and stocking the used book cart, planning fundraisers, helping with activities. If interested, please email cc9376@aol.com or call Cindy at 412-221-9376.

For more details on these and upcoming fundraisers, please call 412-221-3737 or visit our websites. www.bridgevillelibrary.org www.friendsofbpl.org

Used Book Sale @ library

Thursday, April 25th Members Only 5-7

Friday, April 26th

10-5 Saturday, April 27th

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Save the Date! Spring

Fashion & Vendor Show SNPJ Club – South

Fayette Friday, May 10, 2019

7:00 - 9:00 pm

Do you love to cook and share recipes? We are creating a Friends of the Bridgeville Public Library Cookbook. Submit your recipe in one of the following ways:

• Email Cindy at cc9376@aol.com

• Hand it in at the library in an envelope marked “Recipes for the Friends.”

• You can also go online and use our online form to submit your recipe.

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Available for your next event: The Chartiers Room 370 Commercial St.

Bridgeville, PA 15017 If you have any questions regarding the Chartiers Room, please contact Ray Costain at 412-266-1043 or email chartiersroomcoordinator@comcast.net.

Community Events:

Holy Child Lenten Fish Fry – Join us for our annual Lenten Fish Fry. We will be cooking and serving our breaded fried fish, beer battered fish, baked fish, and our awesome sides of halushki, pierogies, mac ‘n cheese, french-fries, coleslaw, stewed tomatoes and mixed vegetables.

Ash Wednesday and every Friday during Lent except Good Friday.

Lunch will be served from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, with a limited menu of fish sandwiches, french fries, pierogies, and coleslaw. Dinner will be from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM. We also have cheese pizza for the kids as well as our famous Knight’s Feast sandwich for those with a hearty appetite. Call ahead for your take-out order, 412-221-6514, or order on line at www.holychildrcparish.org.

Save the Date:

BRIDGEVILLE DAY ON THE AVENUE

Saturday, June 15, 2019

Planning meetings will be held the second Wednesday of the month. First

meeting Wednesday, February 13, 2019 at 6:30pm in the Borough Council

Chambers. Questions? Call Sheryl Valentino at 412-221-6012 M-F8:00 to 4:30.

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View the LifeSpan website at www.lifespanpa.org for all center locations and monthly event calendars. Remember, if needed, you can use Access or OPT as a means to get to the Chartiers Center. Chartiers Center 412-276-5056 300 Lincoln Avenue, Carnegie CCAC Chair Exercise Thursdays - February 14 through May 30 12:00 pm (Noon) CCAC Quilting Tuesdays – March 12 through April 30 10:00 am CCAC Healthy Cooking Monday – April 8, 15 and 22 12:00 pm (Noon) Imperial Center 724-218-1669 The Yarnies (Crochet Club) are in need of yarn donations. Any type and any amount will be appreciated. Please help so they can continue this wonderful giving. Contact Betsy at 724-218-1669 Bethel Park Center 412-831-7111 Montreal & Quebec, Canada April 28 – May 4, 2019 $840.00 per person/double occupancy 6 Breakfasts, 4 Dinners, Guided tour of Montreal, Old Montreal, Quebec City and Old Quebec, Notre Dame Basilica, Visit to St. Joseph’s Oratory/Shrine, St. Anne De Beaupre Shrine, Montreal Casino, Albert Gilles Copper Art Museum, Montmorency Falls, plus more! $100.00 deposit. Must have a valid passport. Trip leaves from Bethel Park. SAVE THE DATE Highmark Walk for a Healthy Community Join Lifespan’s team May 11, 2019 at 9:00 am Stage AE on the North Shore For more information or to donate, contact Mike Dunn at 412-464-1300 Membership Drive 2019 On January 2nd, we started our 2019 Membership/renewal drive. Cost is $10.00 a year. Our goal is to start 2019 with a bang and increase our membership. Invite your friends to come and experience what we have to offer. You can visit any site to renew your membership or sign up as a new member.

April 8, 2019 is the deadline for the 2nd Quarter—2019 “It’s a Bridgeville Thing—Read Over It!” newsletter covering the months of May, June and July. Information from non-profit organizations is to be sent via e-mail to both addresses:

info@bridgevilleboro.com AND dgc992@yahoo.com

Please type “Newsletter” in subject line. Information may also be mailed or taken to the Bridgeville Borough Building, 425 Bower Hill Road, Bridgeville, PA 15017. For complete details regarding specifications for non-profit organization inclusion in this newsletter, please contact the Borough office during business hours We do not advertise for business or for-profit organizations. We also do not advertise religious or church services. We will announce new churches in our areas and we will direct readers to your website or e-mail address for contact information regarding religious services. However, we will invite all to attend strawberry festivals, ice cream socials, community events, pot luck or spaghetti suppers, car washes, festivals, or other fundraisers or events open to all regardless of religious affiliations. For your convenience, a listing of Bridgeville area churches is available on the only official Bridgeville Borough website at www.bridgevilleboro.com.

Deb Colosimo, Newsletter Creator

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Bridgeville Athletic Association P.O. Box 91 Bridgeville, PA 15017 www.bridgevilleball.com

BINGO – Sunday, April 14th / Doors open at 11am – Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Dept COACHES CLINIC and FIELD CLEAN UP —April 6th or 7th @ Chartiers Park—Starting @Noon PICTURES - New Photographer—Chartiers Park—April 27th MEMORIAL DAY PARADE - May 27th - line up at American Legion 9:30 for 10 am parade start.

MOVIE NIGHT - June 15th @ Chartiers Park on the Small Field – More details to follow BAA Home Tournaments – 1 if not 2 of the first 3 weekends in July

SUPER BINGO!!

Presented by the Bridgeville Athletic Association

Sunday April 14, 2019

THE CHARTIERS ROOM AT THE BRIDGEVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT

DOORS OPEN AT 11:00AM EARLY BIRDS AT 12:00PM

Admission: $25.00

Includes: 12 cards, 20 Regular games,

3 Specials, & One $1,000 Jackpot

Chinese Auction 50/50’s Additional Games to win cash prizes

Additional Tickets available at the door or please contact: Michele Rutkowski mrutkowski@bridgevilleball.com)

The Bridgeville Greater Area Lions Club is looking for new members. As a Lion you will work with others to

provide services that maintain and improve the quality of life for those who live here. This club directly

serves Bridgeville, South Fayette, Collier and Heidelberg. For more information about joining contact:

Dale Livingston 320-287-0393 kdliving@yahoo.com

Bill Wensyel 412-496-7656 1987wens@gmail.com

Dan Hupp 412-551-6436 dehupp@verizon.net

Frank DeLuca 412-953-0817 frank.deluca1@verizon.net

(Where there is a NEED, there is a LION. This Lions Club provided manual clean-up help and monetary

assistance to our June, 2018 flood victims. We sincerely thank them.)

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Special Election April 2, 2019 — to fill the vacancy in our 37th State Senatorial District. Primary Election Day is Tuesday, May 21, 2019. The last day to register to vote in the May 21st Primary is April 22, 2019. If you need to register to vote, please visit www.votespa.com for on-line application or call 1-877-868-3772.

Postmaster Please deliver to all Bridgeville postal customers upon receipt—time sensitive

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Bridgeville Borough

425 Bower Hill Road

Bridgeville, PA 15017

412-221-6012

Official Borough Website: www.bridgevilleboro.com

Bridgeville Borough Park Rental Information:

2019 Park Permits may be obtained at the Borough Building on the dates as follows:

Residents beginning March 1, 2019

Non-Residents beginning March 15, 2019

$100 Deposits required for all rentals except Gazebo which is $50

Applications may be downloaded at www.bridgevilleboro.com. Fill out and bring to Borough Building.

Park Resident Non-Resident Resident Business Non-Resident

Business

Chartiers 1 & 3 65.00 130.00 75.00 150.00

Cook School 65.00 130.00 75.00 150.00

*McLaughlin* 65.00* 130.00* 75.00* 150.00*

Gazebo - Triangle Park 25.00 50.00 50.00 100.00

*McLaughlin Park rentals are on hold until further notice.*

Set your clocks forward one hour beginning at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 10, 2019. SPRING FORWARD!

To receive Text Alerts: Text the word BRIDGEVILLE to 313131