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Hempfield Park June 10 – August 16 Vision statement the Hempfield township Board of supervisors, Planning Commission, Zoning Hearing Board, Bureau of Fire, staff, and Volunteers will provide for the quality of life and safety of the constituencies they serve. those constituencies include the residents, business owners, and taxpayers of Hempfield township. We will maintain and deliver: • award winning Parks • Diverse Recreational opportunities • Quality infrastructure systems • Responsible planned growth and common sense Zoning • Responsive Code enforcement Department • active Volunteer Fire service We will uphold the Public trust by providing these services in an ethical and cost-effective nature. always striving to keep Hempfield township a Great Place to Live, Work, and Raise a Family.

Hempfield Township 1132 Woodward Drive | Greensburg, Pa 15601-9310 Hempfield Township Board of Supervisors 724-834-7232 | www.hempfieldtwp.com monday – Friday, 7:30 am – 4:30 pm George C. Reese, Chairperson [email protected] Township Offices Closed: May 27 | July 4 John Silvis, Vice-Chairperson [email protected] Tom Logan, Treasurer Hempfield Township and Hempfield [email protected] Robert E. Ritson, Secretary Township May [email protected] Planning S M T W T F S Commission – 6:00 pm R. Douglas Weimer, Supervisor 1 2 3 4 [email protected] Supervisors’ Public 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Work Session 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Township Staff Supervisor’s 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Public Meeting Jason M. Winters, Township Manager 26 27 28 29 30 31 [email protected] Zoning Hearing Board – 6:00 pm Melanie M. Phillips, Assistant Township Manager & Director of Finance All meetings begin at 7:00 pm [email protected] July Douglas J. Cisco, Director of Public Works [email protected] S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 Anthony J. Kovacic, Director of Fire & EMS 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 [email protected] 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 James P. Shaw, Director of Code & Safety 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 [email protected] All meetings are held at 28 29 30 31 Aaron K. Siko, Director of Parks & Recreation the Hempfield Township Municipal Building. [email protected]

2 mission statement the Hempfield area school District, in its commitment to excellence, shall engage and educate all students for personal success through a shared responsibility with the student, family, and community in a safe, secure, and nurturing environment.

Seated left to right: Diane Ciabattoni, Pam Gibasiewicz, Sonya Brajdic, Dr. Tammy Wolicki, Dr. Jeanne Smith, Michele Fischer, Dennis Slyman Hempfield area School District Board of Directors Standing left to right: Chris Rossman, Dr. Mark Gross, Dr. David Iwig, Dr. Matthew Conner, Sonya L. Brajdic, President Dr. Paul Adams, Bob Reger, Wayne Wismar, Dr. Scott Learn, Paul Ward [email protected] Hempfield area School District Dr. Jeanne S. Smith, Vice-President 4347 state Route 136 | Greensburg, Pa 15601 [email protected] (724) 834-2590 | www.hasdpa.net Pamela A. Gibasiewicz, Secretary [email protected] May 27th - No School (Memorial Day Observed) May 31st - Last Day of School/Graduation Day Dr. Paul S. Adams, Board Member June 3rd - School Picnic | August 22nd - First Day of School [email protected] Diane S. Ciabattoni, Board Member area School District Meeting Schedule [email protected] Michele V. Fischer, Board Member June School District [email protected] S M T W T F S Committee of Dr. David F. Iwig, Board Member [email protected] 1 the Whole Dr. Scott E. Learn, Board Member 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pre-Agenda [email protected] 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Meeting Christopher M. Rossman, Board Member 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Voting Meeting [email protected] 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Paul J. Ward, Board Member 30 [email protected] All meetings are held unless otherwise noted. at the Hempfield School District Staff Administration Building. Dr. Tammy S. Wolicki, Superintendent auGuST [email protected] S M T W T F S Dr. Mark A. Gross, Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education 1 2 3 [email protected] 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Dr. Matthew R. Conner, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Education 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 [email protected] 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Wayne J. Wismar, Business Manager 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 [email protected] Robert M. Reger, Director of Human Resources [email protected] 3 Resident Registration – Monday, May 6, 2019 Non-Resident Registration – Monday, May 13, 2019

Hempfield Township Youth Sports Organizations Hempfield Township Parks & Recreation provides the community with the following sports opportunities through its Recreation Sports Leagues: • Fall & Spring Soccer – Age 4 – Grade 4 • – Age 4 – Grade 12 Other Sports Opportunities are provided by local parent – run sports organizations. Please visit www.hempfieldtwp.com for a full listing under the Recreation Sports tab!

2019 Hempfield Township Pavilion & Field Rentals Hempfield Township Parks & Recreation park pavilions and fields at Hempfield Park and Swede Hill Park are now Hempfield available to rent from Parks & Recreation April – October Facility Rental Guide

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Hempfield Township Help Us Keep athletic Complex Our Parks Located at Hempfield Park, 220 Forbes Trail Road, Greensburg, PA 15601 Great For Kids We invite you to visit one of Hempfield Township’s premier facilities (And Adults Too!) featuring a 1/10th of a mile indoor walking track, three multi-purpose athletic courts, concession stand, and lobby area. n Membership Cards: www.hempfield.com Anyone attending HTAC to use the walking track, open court, participating Check our website for in Adult Pick-up Sports, or Exercise Classes MUST have a HTAC Membership project updates and to Card to enter. Cards are available at the complex during business hours make donations to and are free to residents or an annual $10.00 fee for non-residents. the fund. n Hours of Operation: Hempfield Township has established a fund with the • Park Office - Field and Building Rentals Community Foundation of Westmoreland County to support our - Monday through Friday, 7:30 am – 4:30 pm township parks. Your charitable donation will contribute to the - Closed: May 27, July 4 maintenance and expansion of Hempfield and Swede Hill Parks. • HTAC Summer Hours (April through October): By donating now, your contribution will also help us expand the - Monday through Saturday, 8:00 am – 8:00 pm programs offered to the children of Hempfield Township. - Sunday, 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm ere are two easy ways to donate: - HTAC Modified Hours: May 27 (closed), and July 4 (closed) n is link, pittsburghfoundation.org/give_a_donation, will n Rental Options: direct you to the Community Foundation’s • Open Court Time online donation center. Once there fill in your information and in the - $3.00 per entry --- Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 4:00 pm “Name of Fund” section type - For all other times, check our website, follow us on Twitter, Hempfield Parks. or call for schedule. n Make a check payable to • Full Court Hourly Rentals: the Community Foundation - $50.00 per hour per court Monday through Friday of Westmoreland County - $55.00 per hour per court Saturday and Sunday and in the memo line write: Hempfield Parks. • Birthday Parties Mail checks to: - $125.00 up to 20 children Community Foundation - Includes use of one full size court, variety of sports equipment, and of Westmoreland County lobby area for 2 hours. 951 Old Salem Road • Full building rentals are available, please contact us for more information Greensburg, PA 15601 n Exercise Classes & Adult Pick-Up Sports • See Wellness & Fitness Programs on ank you for your suo page 12 for more details about the programs

For more information or questions, please contact us at 724-834-7232.

35 ALL AMPHITHEATER EVENTS FREE TO SERIES At Hempfield Park ATTEND! Concerts in the Park Saturday, May 18th Sunday, July 28 Grand Opening n Jeff Jimmerson We will be hosting our grand opening of and Airborne the Smail Auto Group Amphitheater, n Band begins including a ribbon cutting at 4:00 PM, at 12:00 PM free concert, and food truck. n Car Cruise n Switch and East Coast Turnaround n Bands start at 5:00 PM Friday, August 30 n Katelyn Rose Band and NOMaD n Bands begin at 6:30 PM Saturday, June 8 n Chuck Blasko and The Vogues Saturday, September 14 n Band begins at 7:00 PM n Aubrey Burchell and Joe Grushecky and The Houserockers n Bands begin BRING at 5:00 PM T A BLANKE Y AND ENJO S THE SHOW Movies in the Park Friday, June 21 Friday, August 16 n The Lego Movie 2: n How To Train Your The Second Part Dragon: The Hidden World

Friday, July 19 n Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation n All Showtimes: 9:00 PM n Popcorn included n Concessions available

Kidz Fest – All Ages Saturday, July 13 n Performances by: Rock’n’Roll Pet Store & Weird Eric The Magician n Inflatables, Face Painting, Crafts & More! n Event Time: 12 – 4 PM

Hempfield Park 724-834-7232 | FAX: 724-834-5510 220 Forbes Trail Rd. | Greensburg, PA 15601 www.hempfieldtwp.com @hempfieldtwp hempfieldtwp @hempfieldtownship Hempfield Township

RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT DiscounteD REGISTRATION BEGINS REGISTRATION BEGINS Monday, May 6, 2019 Monday, May 13, 2019 Summer Tickets Registration begins for all summer non-residents include those Local amusement parks and area attractions programs at 8:30 am online, at the who live in the surrounding Hempfield township municipal communities (i.e., Greensburg, Baltimore Aquarium DelGrosso’s Building, or Hempfield township Hunker, manor, new stanton, athletic Complex. Youngwood) Adult (12 & over) $33.00 All Day Fun Pass: $23.00 Child (3-11) $21.00 Idlewild and Soak Zone Hersheypark Age 3 and over $36.00 2 Easy ways to register Adult (9-54) $55.00 Kennywood Child (3-8) $44.00 Resident Registration begins monday, may 6 at 8:30 am Ages 3 and over $35.00 Senior (55+) $44.00 non-resident Registration begins monday, may 13 at 8:30 am Zoo Registration for all programs is on a first-come, first serve basis. sorry Early Adult we do not take registrations over the phone or accept cash payments. (Valid any day 5/3 – 6/30) $45.00 Ages 2 and older $13.00 Online Early Junior Sandcastle Log on to: www.hempfieldtwp.com/parks (Valid any day 5/3 – 6/30) $38.00 Ages 2 and older $25.00 Click on the “Register now” icon on left side of page. the new online registration will allow you • For a complete list of tickets, prices, and dates tickets will be to register for a class, check facility availability, sold, please check out the department’s website and reserve a pavilion right from your own at www.hempfieldtwp.com. computer. all major credit cards are accepted. • Ticket supplies are limited. In Person No refunds or exchanges. Register at our main office located at the All sales are final Hempfield township municipal Building or the • Tickets can be purchased at both the Park office located at the Hempfield township athletic Complex. all major credit cards are main office and the Athletic Complex. accepted. • Check and Credit Card only.

Questions Call 724-834-7232 or visit www.hempfieldtwp.com email: [email protected] Stay Connected

Visit us on Facebook Follow us on instagram: for daily updates: @hempfieldtownship www.facebook.com/ scan the QR to join hempfieldtwp our mailing list sign up at www.hempfieldtwp.com to get all the latest news, events, Fee listed for all activities is for Township Residents. and announcements or text staYConneCteD to 22828. an additional $10.00 will be added for all non-Residents. Withdrawal & Refund Policy: if a program is canceled due to low enrollment, or for any other reason made by the Parks & Recreation department, you will be contacted and issued a full household Linda Marie’s credit or refund for the program. a participant wishing to withdraw from a program that has not been canceled by the department must provide a written request at Beauty Salon least one week before the scheduled start of the program. if granted, the participant may receive a 100 % credit to be used by any member of the household New Client Special: for future use or request a refund check minus a $5.00 administrative fee per $4 off Haircut/Style or participant per program. Within the week prior to the scheduled start of a program $10 off Chemical Service or after a programs starts, refunds/credits will not be given except for verified medical/hardship cases and may be prorated. if a participant misses a class or We are mother/ daughter Linda Good practice on their own, no refunds will be issued. there is no refund for special and Lisa Sanner. Linda is the owner events and trips. if there is a different refund policy for a specific event or activity, it and has been in hair for 30 years. Lisa is an independent stylist and has been will be listed in the program description. licensed for 5yrs. Both have several years of experience in specialized men’s For a complete list of all registration policies and procedures, cutting as well. Appts Only : 724-552-6276 (Linda) or 724-420-2448 (Lisa) please check our website at www.hempfieldtwp.com Find Us on Facebook • Located: 184 Whigham Rd. New Stanton PA 15672 7 Resident Registration – Monday, May 6, 2019 Non-Resident Registration – Monday, May 13, 2019

Hempfield Hummingbirds Soccer • ages 3 - 6 Preschool Programs a fun and highly instructional introduction to soccer for 3 to 6-year-old boys and girls. skills such as dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting, Little Hoop Stars Basketball • ages 4 - 6 defense, and positioning will be covered. each session consists of Coaches from Jump start sports will run this instruction in all aspects of the game, participation in fun drills that are instructional and recreational basketball program. designed to teach fundamental skills to such young children, and low-key, Players are taught the basics of dribbling, passing, non-competitive games. all coaching will be conducted by Jump shooting, positioning, defense, and rebounding, start sports staff. Age groups will be combined if there is not enough and then apply what they have learned in fun, participation. non-competitive games. Players will be assigned to Instructor: Jump start sports teams and each session will include instruction and Location: Hempfield Park Upper soccer Fields game play. Day Date Time Fee Instructor: Jump start sports June 11 – 5:30 pm – Location: Hempfield township athletic Complex tuesday $75.00 July 16 7:30 pm Day Date Time Fee June 8 – 9:00 am – saturday $75.00 T-Birds T-Ball • ages 3 - 5 July 13 10:00 am a fun and highly instructional introduction to for Fun for One • age 1 children. Players learn the basics Come and spend social and recreational time with your child. our of throwing, catching, fielding, program consists of movement, tumbling, interaction and playtime. batting, and base running, and Parent/guardian participation required. then apply what they have Instructor: Connie madarish learned in fun, non-competitive Location: swede Hill Park activity Center games. Jump start sports staff Session Day Date Time Fee members conduct the instruction and oversee the monday & June 10 – 9:00 am – 1 $50.00 Wednesday July 3 10:00 am game play while volunteer parent team coaches assist. all players receive a team t-shirt and mLB hat. monday & July 22 – 9:00 am – 2 $50.00 Instructor: Jump start sports Wednesday august 14 10:00 am Location: Hempfield Park Upper Ballfield Terrific Two’s & Three’s • ages 2 - 3 Day Date Time Fee this toddler play group includes various activities such as games, music, June 13 – July 25 5:30 pm – crafts, movement and storytelling for fun & interaction. Parent/guardian thursday $75.00 participation required. No class 7:30 pm Instructor: Connie madarish July 4 Location: swede Hill Park activity Center Play, Play, Play! • ages 2 - 3 Session Day Date Time Fee Play helps to build creativity, 10:15 am – dexterity, problem solving and 11:15 am social skills. Join us for an hour monday & June 10 – 1 or $50.00 devoted to playing with our toys Wednesday July 3 per session 6:00 pm – and at least four special activities 7:00 pm per class using toys such as 10:15 am – parachute, trampolines, scooters, 11:15 am and many more of miss Connie’s monday & July 22 – 2 or $50.00 favorite toys. Parent or guardian Wednesday august 14 6:00 pm – per session must attend class and the children should wear comfortable clothes and 7:00 pm shoes. Parent/Guardian participation required. Instructor: Connie madarish Location: swede Hill Park activity Center Day Date Time Fee June 13 – august 8 6:00 pm – $50.00 thursday No class 7:00 pm July 4

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Music Makers • ages 1 - 3 music classes can increase your child’s Youth & Teen Programs vocabulary, develop math and reasoning skills, and encourage creativity. During music Instrument Exploration • ages 4 - 6 makers class, the children will copy rhythms, Does your child love music? Do they want to follow tempos, and match pitches. We’ll play try an instrument but don't know where to simple instruments, learn songs, dance, sing, begin? Come explore with us! Piano, guitar, and even use items we find around the house voice, drum and violin - study the basis of each to make music. each class will center around a instrument, try them out, and learn basic music fundamentals! different theme. Get ready to explore all types Designed to help students chose their favorite! of music from classical to country. Instructor: maestro minds Parent/guardian participation required. Location: 3251 Route 136, Darragh, Pa 15625 Instructor: Connie madarish Day Date Time Fee Location: swede Hill Park activity Center June 4 – 5:30 pm – tuesday $75.00 Day Date Time Fee July 9 6:20 pm June 14 – 9:00 am – Friday $50.00 august 2 10:00 am Hoop Stars Basketball • ages 7 - 10 Coaches from Jump start sports will run this instructional and recreational Super Scientist • basketball program. Players are taught the basics of dribbling, passing, ages 4 - 5 shooting, positioning, defense, and rebounding, and then apply what Want to be the next albert they have learned in fun, non-competitive games. Players will be assigned einstein? Come join Professor to teams and each session will include instruction and game play. Connie for fun scientific Instructor: Jump start sports experiments. each week kids Location: Hempfield township athletic Complex will do experiments and have Day Date Time Fee an introduction to different scientific concepts. saturday June 8 – July 13 10:00 am – 11:00 am $75.00 Instructor: Connie madarish Location: swede Hill Park activity Center Kids Yoga • ages 9 - 13 Day Date Time Fee Yoga is a great way for kids to be active, build confidence, and manage the spectrum of emotions that they experience in their day to day activities. June 14 – 10:15 am – Friday $50.00 each week will include cardiovascular conditioning, fun and original music, august 2 11:15 am plus all the traditional benefits of yoga; meditation, breathing techniques, peace, and deep relaxation. Wear comfortable clothes that allow non- Pre-School Karate CAMP • ages 4 - 5 restrictive movement. Bring a yoga mat if you have one; a limited number Presented by Professional Karate schools of america (PKsa) will be available. Don't forget a water bottle. Pre-school Karate is a program that will increase your child’s confidence, Instructor: nicole Hayes strength, flexibility and overall physical fitness. along with the basics, Location: Hempfield township athletic Complex children will be introduced to stranger awareness issues and basic self- Day Date Time Fee defense techniques. this class will also focus on demonstrating respect June 13 – July 25 6:30 pm – for oneself and others. thursday $30.00 Instructor: PKsa Karate No class July 4 7:45 pm Location: Hempfield township athletic Complex Fedarazione Bocce Day Date Time Fee Giovinezza • ages 6 - 11 monday – June 24 – 10:00 am – $35.00 an introductory, instructional Friday June 28 10:30 am youth league featuring 7 weeks of fun-filled, exciting Tiny Tap & Ballet Camp • competition at the Hempfield ages 4 - 7 Park Bocce Court. teams an introduction to tap and ballet. consisting of youths ranging Your child will learn positions and from 6 yrs to 11 yrs of age will movement to music. tap and ballet have the opportunity to learn the magnificent game of bocce, while shoes not necessary. must wear experiencing the thrills and drama of battling the opposition in quest of leotard/loose fitting clothes. the first ever Youth Hempfield Bocce Championship. a variety of celebrity, Instructor: Leyna Wright local bocce legends will be guest instructors from week-to-week aiding to Location: Hempfield township the highest quality education of our young participants. it's possible the municipal Building children may even learn bits and pieces of the italian language! Day Date Time Fee Instructor: Dan DePalma Location: Hempfield Park Bocce Court tuesday – July 23 – 7:00 pm – $50.00 Friday July 26 8:00 pm Day Date Time Fee June 17 – 5:30 pm – mondays $40.00 July 29 7:30 pm 9 Resident Registration – Monday, May 6, 2019 Non-Resident Registration – Monday, May 13, 2019

Snapology - GameBots Robotics • ages 7 - 14 Adult & Senior Programs Calling all gamers! Have a blast creating robotic games all week while learning Zumba with Jackie • ages 18 & older about robotics. students will learn about Looking for a fun party gear ration, sensors, programming, and atmosphere with a great pulleys as they create fun to play games. workout? Come and try Whether creating pinball machine, duck hunt or a ring toss game, your our Zumba fitness class! child is sure to have fun building, learning, and playing. move and groove to your Instructor: snapology favorite tunes with easy to Location: Hempfield township municipal Building follow moves to get your heart pumping with this Day Date Time Fee full body workout. Jackie monday – thursday June 24 – June 27 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm $149.00 will work with you to ensure your comfort level and reduce the risk of injury. once you try our Youth Pickleball • ages 8 - 12 classes you won't want to miss a single one! No contract required! Pick the Pickleball is a fast, fun-paced sport that has gained popularity day and time that's convenient for you! sign up for one or sign up for both! exponentially around the world. it combines elements of , Instructor: Jackie sobel badminton and table tennis. students will be introduced to basic rules, Location: Hempfield township athletic Complex shots and strategies, which will lead to actual game play and scorekeeping. Pay as you go: $ 6.00 per class. must have HTAC membership card - Instructor: alexis Duncan – Usa Pickleball association certified Free to residents or an annual $10.00 fee for non- residents Location: Hempfield township athletic Complex Day Date Time Fee Session Day Date Time Fee June 26 – august 7 may 20 – Wednesday 9:00 am – 11:00 am $60.00 9:30 am – $40.00 No class July 17 1 monday July 15 No class May 27 10:30 am per session Beginner Ukulele Experiment! • ages 8 - 12 July 22 – september 16 Have a Uke? Want to learn to play? Join mr. Cameron at maestro minds and 2 monday 9:30 am – $40.00 learn chords, strumming patterns, finger picking, and songs! this class is No class 10:30 am per session for beginners, you bring your Uke, and we provide the rest. September 2 Instructor: maestro minds Location: 3251 Route 136, Darragh, Pa 15625 Countdown to Retirement am i ready for retirement? in this presentation, we’re going to discuss the Day Date Time Fee basics of retirement planning. First, we will start by discussing different thursday July 11 – august 15 7:00 pm – 7:45 pm $75.00 retirement concepts and what it entails. then we will review different options and help you countdown to retirement. Mad Science – Fizz, Boom, Bang! • ages 5 - 12 Presenter: Park Avenue Wealth Management shake up a flask of fun in the lab as a junior chemist! this hands-on and Location: Hempfield township municipal Building interactive program of chemistry is packed solid with cool reactions. Day Date Time Fee 6:00 pm – students put on goggles and change Wednesday may 29 Free liquid to solid and back again. they 7:00 pm get to handle laboratory tools, build and break molecules, and pick up Understanding Medicare some tricks on chemical changes. turning 65 soon? attend an educational seminar and understand your Instructor: mad science medicare options. this seminar will help you: answer the Question: What is Location: Hempfield township municipal Building medicare? – Know when to enroll into medicare – Recognize the different parts of medicare – Understand the two major medicare healthcare Day Date Time Fee coverage options: medicare supplement Plans (medigap) and medicare monday – Friday July 15 – July 19 9:00 am – 12:00 pm $149.00 advantage Plans – Understand how prescription drug coverage interact with your medicare plan choices. All attendees will receive a free booklet and there will be time for questions and answers. Presenter: michael noppe Location: Hempfield township municipal Building Day Date Time Fee 7:00 pm – Wednesday may 29 Free 8:00 pm 7:00 pm – Wednesday June 26 Free 8:00 pm 7:00 pm – Wednesday July 31 Free 8:00 pm 7:00 pm – Wednesday august 28 Free 8:00 pm 10 Hempfield Township

Intro to Pickleball • ages 18 & older Yoga • ages 18 & older Have you heard of Pickleball? Yoga is a completely systematized, yet simple, Would you like to try it out? science of physical conditioning for more healthful Come learn the basics of this living. the stretches and postures practiced in yoga fast-growing racquet sport. this are a natural way to reduce stress and tension, and intro class will teach you the gain strength and flexibility. court boundaries, scoring, and Instructor: Penne steiger simply the feel of the ball and Location: Hempfield township paddle. the paddle being like a municipal Building big ping – pong paddle and the Day Date Time Fee ball like a wiffle ball. Join us for July 8 – august 19 6:30 pm – this fun instructional class. monday $45.00 No class July 22 7:45 pm Instructor: Donna merritts Location: Hempfield township athletic Complex Hempfield Community CPR & First Aid Certification • Day Date Time Fee ages 18 & older July 10 – 1:00 pm – Wednesday $12.00 Join our friends at mutual aid in our July 31 3:00 pm first of many sessions of the Hempfield Community CPR & First aid Certification Body Blast Aerobics • ages 18 & older courses. the certification will be a class - Blast your cardio fitness to a new room style, video-based, instructor-led level! this fun and energetic class course that teaches adult CPR and aeD will get your heart pumping and use, as well as how to relieve choking your body sweating. this work - on an adult. this course teaches skills out is for everyone! Bring mat, with aHa’s research-proven Practice- water bottle, and light weights While-Watching (PWW) technique, which allows instructors to observe are optional! the students, provide feedback and guide the students’ learning of skills. Instructor: Debi Willcock Instructor: mutual aid ambulance service Location: Hempfield township municipal Building Location: Hempfield township municipal Building Day Date Time Fee Day Date Time Fee June 18 – July 30 6:00 pm – saturday July 20 8:30 am – 2:30 pm $30.00 tuesday $35.00 No class July 9 7:00 pm Expanding your Small Business with Retirement Plans Keto Education Classes are you a small business that would like to start a retirement plan but What is Keto/Ketosis? this class is for beginners as well as those already don't know where to start? Join us as we discuss what types of plans are following a Keto Lifestyle! each class will teach the basics of Ketosis as well available to your company. We will talk about what it takes to get the plans as cover a "topic" that will help you succeed in your understanding and started and how these plans can benefit both you and your employees. success. each class will be different and packed full of information. Bring Presenter: Park Avenue Wealth Management paper and pencil for notes, as well as your questions. there will be a Location: Hempfield township municipal Building questions/answer session at the end Day Date Time Fee Presenter: Cindy eisaman Wednesday July 31 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Free Location: Hempfield township municipal Building Day Date Time Fee Benefits Available for Veterans & their Dependents 6:00 pm – Westmoreland County Department of Veterans affairs is committed to thursday June 20 $10.00 8:00 pm ensure that all Veterans receive those benefits to which they are greatly 6:00 pm – entitled. a representative will be available to conduct a presentation on thursday July 18 $10.00 8:00 pm benefits that are available to veterans and their dependents. many eligible for these benefits are unaware and could be negatively impacted as a result. 6:00 pm – thursday august 22 $10.00 8:00 pm Presenter: matt Zamosky Location: Hempfield township municipal Building Why you Want your Retirement Plan in Writing Day Date Time Fee many people have an age for retirement, but are they ready? the only way thursday august 8 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Free to have peace of mind in the retirement planning process is to have a plan in writing. this presentation will demonstrate the importance of a Understanding the Financial Aspects of a Divorce retirement plan in writing and different strategies to consider before Divorce can be emotionally devastating and trying to understand the taking the next step to retirement. financial aspects can be extremely complicated. this presentation will Presenter: Park Avenue Wealth Management attempt to help those seeking information about divorce and provide Location: Hempfield township municipal Building general knowledge in regard to this topic. Day Date Time Fee Presenter: Park Avenue Wealth Management Location: Hempfield township municipal Building 6:00 pm – Wednesday June 26 Free 7:00 pm Day Date Time Fee Wednesday august 28 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Free 11 Resident Registration – Monday, May 6, 2019 Non-Resident Registration – Monday, May 13, 2019

Peter Pan Broadway Musical – Trips & Excursions Pittsburgh Benedum Center Based on J.m. Barrie's classic tale, PETER PAN Baltimore Inner Harbor is one of the most beloved family favorites of Plan to join us for a visit to one of all time. this high-flying tony award®-winning america’s oldest seaports and most musical has been performed around the popular tourist destinations. spend world and delighted audiences for 60 years! the afternoon enjoying fresh Peter and his mischievous fairy sidekick, seafood right out of the Chesapeake tinkerbell, visit the nursery of the Darling children late one night and, with Bay. explore the gallerias of unique a sprinkle of pixie dust, begin a magical journey across the stars that none shops, museums, national land - of them will ever forget. in the adventure of a lifetime, the travelers come marks, or take a boat ride on the face to face with a ticking crocodile, a fierce tribe of Lost Boys, a band of harbor. We will stop in Breezewood bungling pirates and, of course, the villainous Captain Hook. PETER PAN is for a brief rest stop. Price includes the perfect show for the child in all of us... who dreamed of soaring high transportation only. and never growing up. Fee includes transportation and ticket. Age: all individuals Age: all individuals under 18 must be accompanied by under 18 must be an adult accompanied by an adult Limit: 20 participants Limit: 45 participants Day Date Departure Return Fee Day Date Departure Return Fee sunday July 21 12:00 pm 6:00 pm $60.00 approximately saturday June 1 7:30 am $90.00 11:30 pm The Candle Lab & Industry Public House Join us as we experiment with scents at the Candle Cleveland Cruise Lab in Pittsburgh. this store is BYoB, meaning you enjoy a two-hour narrated cruise can bring your own alcohol but not food. there is no on nautica Queen. this tour corkage fee, so you can enjoy a glass of wine or beer includes an unlimited buffet meal from home while you are pouring your candles! With on the boat and also musical over 120 fragrances ranging from the unique entertainment. see the sights as (awapuhi and Yuzu) to spicy (Peppercorn and Wasabi) to masculine you cruise on Lake erie! everyone’s (mahogany and straight Razor) to floral (olive Blossom) and beyond. the favorite food destination. it’s one Candle Lab uses natural soy wax, pure fragrance oils, and cotton paper of Cleveland’s oldest and most wicks for a candle that is long-lasting, clean burning, and true to scent. recognized landmarks. the West once we created our own personal candle, we will enjoy a delicious lunch side market houses more than 100 at the industry Public House. Fee includes transportation and candle. vendors offering an array of diverse ethnic foods. Don’t forget to bring Age: all individuals under 18 must be accompanied by your coolers, ice packs and grocery bags. you will need all to experience an adult this exceptional shopping experience! trip also includes a one-hour Limit: 20 participants guided tour of Cleveland, the Cleveland Botanical Gardens, and mitchell's ice Cream. Day Date Departure Return Fee Age: all individuals under 18 must be accompanied by an Wednesday august 21 10:00 am 3:00 pm $40.00 adult Fee includes transportation, cruise, buffet, all tours, and ice cream. Limit: 25 participants Travel Lunch Bunch – Senior Program • 55 & older Day Date Departure Return Fee Bring friends, meet friends, and make friends! You will never eat alone or worry about traffic with this fun social group! adults 55 and older may join approximately Wednesday June 19 6:30 am $100.00 us each month as we travel out of town to a great restaurant. Bus departs 9:00 pm from parking lot behind Petsmart in Hempfield square Plaza. Price below includes transportation unless noted otherwise. June Lunch – Rachel’s Roadhouse – Butler, PA With touches of Country Victorian and americana, Rachel’s Roadhouse, Butler, offers a casual and inviting atmosphere where diners will enjoy cooked to order steaks, fresh seafood, salads and original burgers. Don’t forget to save room for the delectable homemade desserts or try a hot basket of pretzels with fudge for a salty and sweet treat. an array of domestic and craft brews and a patio bar that is open all year round await you at this convenient location. Price includes transportation only. Day Date Departure Return Fee Wednesday June 12 10:00 am 3:00 pm $20.00

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July Lunch – OTB at the North Park August Lunch – Boathouse – Pittsburgh, PA Out of the Fire Café – Donegal, PA Lakeside eatery serving specialty burgers & draft brews out of the Fire Café is a family owned and in a bike-themed space, with patio seating. operated upscale casual restaurant serving Price includes transportation only. new american cuisine year round. the Café welcomes guests with an Limit: 20 participants open kitchen where they are able to peer into a mesmerizing scene of flashing flames and artistic finesse. the spacious dining area is Day Date Departure Return Fee complimented by an incredible view of the ridge. Wednesday July 10 10:30 am 2:00 pm $20.00 Price includes transportation only. Limit: 20 participants Want To Reach 28,000 homes and businesses in Hempfield Township Day Date Departure Return Fee and Hempfield School District? Send contact information to [email protected] or call (724) 532-3930. Wednesday august 14 10:30 am 2:00 pm $20.00 Summer Sports Camp

Hempfield Camp • ages 5 - 12 Hempfield Summer Basketball Camp • ages 7 - 15 Boys and Girls in grades K-6 will learn to play the the Hempfield summer Basketball Camp fastest growing sport in the ! Lacrosse is devoted to helping young players ages is action packed and lots of fun. it has the elements 7 – 15 to improve their basketball skills in of soccer, football, basketball and hockey. a fun, enthusiastic, and safe environment. experienced coaches provided by Jump start sports Campers of all ability levels will feel lead the training on all the fundamentals, including: comfortable as they improve their basket - passing & catching, fielding ground balls, cradling, ball skills. We hope by end of the camp spacing, positioning and defense. Players will be that each player will have developed divided by gender and age to play fun game their individual talents, made new situational scrimmages. Plastic sticks and soft balls will be provided. friends, and feel great about their camp experience. the camp staff has Instructor: Jump start sports great experience with youth basketball camps and will provide a great Location: Hempfield Park Upper soccer Fields camp experience for youth players of any level! Instructor: Bill swan, Hempfield High school Boys Basketball Coach Date Time Fee Location: Hempfield township athletic Complex June 10 – June 14 9:00 am – 12:00 pm $95.00 Date Time Fee Hempfield Camp • ages 11 - 14 July 15 – July 17 9:00 am – 12:00 pm $60.00 the Hempfield summer Volleyball Camp will help young players improve their skills by learning the Hempfield Summer Soccer Camp • ages 6 - 12 fundamentals and developing their Players will participate in age-appropriate skill development drills, con - individual and team talents at this tests, and small-sided games. Hempfield area soccer Club coaches and camp. Coached by several local school players will lead the camp, with an emphasis on fun and development of volleyball coaches. skills including dribbling, ball control, passing, shooting, and defending. Instructor: sheron Watson What to bring: shin guards, water, soccer ball (optional), and Location: Hempfield township soccer cleats (strongly recommended) athletic Complex Instructor: HasC * Please bring a small snack, daily * Location: Hempfield Park Upper soccer Fields Date Time Fee Date Time Fee June 17 – June 21 9:30 am – 1:30 pm $95.00 July 22 – July 25 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm $60.00

Youth Tennis Camp • ages 8 - 17 Girls Tennis Camp • Grades 9 - 12 Basic instruction in tennis skills, rules and courtesy for beginners. Drills, this camp is for all those high school girl’s residents and non-residents conditioning and match play will be included for the more experienced that will be on their school’s junior varsity tennis team or will be an player. students must bring their own racket and plastic drink container. incoming freshman on the team. this camp will help you develop your Please wear tennis shoes. Resident and non-Residents are welcomed. skills and improve your conditioning for the upcoming girls’ tennis Instructor: Jerry Way- Hempfield Head Coach & season. Drills, conditioning, and match play will also be included in this emily Bevington- Hempfield assistant Coach camp. Location: Hempfield Park tennis Courts Instructor: Jerry Way- Hempfield Head Coach & *Make up classes will be the following week* emily Bevington- Hempfield assistant Coach Location: Hempfield Park tennis Courts Session Date Age 8 – 12 Age 13 – 17 Fee *Make up classes will be the following week* Time Time 1 June 17 – June 21 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm $50.00 Date Time Fee 2 July 8 – July 12 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm $50.00 July 29 – august 2 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm $70.00

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Recreation Fall Soccer for Boys and Girls ages 4 to 9 SEASONAL POSITIONS AVAILABLE the Hempfield Recreation soccer league is intended for those boys and girls ages 4 – 9. it provides the children the opportunity to learn Throughout the year, Hempfield Township Parks & Recreation soccer and play at a recreation level. seeks individuals to fill part-time/seasonal positions. Age 4 (Under 5) Residents: $45.00 Non-Residents: $55.00 Please check the Employment page on the Hempfield Township website (www.hempfieldtwp.com) for current Kindergarten (Under 6) Residents: $45.00 Non-Residents: $55.00 positions available and more details on each position. Grades 1 & 2 (Under 8) Residents: $65.00 Non-Residents: $75.00 Grades 3 & 4 (Under 10) Residents: $65.00 Non-Residents: $75.00 HTAC Facility Assistant Uniforms are included and will be given to all participants. all games HTAC Facility Attendant and practices will be played at Hempfield Park. Registration deadline – Park Attendant Friday, august 9, 2019. Park Maintenance Assistant Games will be every saturday morning from september 7, 2019 to For more information on the above positions, including october 26, 2019. additional practices will only be scheduled for U8 & application deadlines, please check out our website. U10 and will be on tuesday or Wednesday evenings starting the week Applications are available at the Main Office located at the of august 26, 2019. Hempfield Township Municipal Building, the Park Office located at the Hempfield Township Park & Athletic Complex, or online. For a complete list of specific dates, times and an overview of the schedule, please check out the website: ww.hempfieldtwp.com/parks. if adult coaches are not obtained in a specific age group, teams will be combined or possibly eliminated. VOLUNTEER COACHES NEEDED We are looking for energetic and enthusiastic volunteer coaches who are interested in teaching youth sports. Our program goal is to Adult Pick-Up Co-Ed Sports create a positive environment that promotes self-confidence and self-esteem through the experiences we provide. The program is Do you want to play in a non-competitive team atmosphere? dedicated to providing all youth with the highest quality of Join us for adult pick-up sports. all you have to do is show up each recreation and educational experiences. week and pay $3.00 with your HtaC membership card. no extended commitments are necessary. see below for a list of sports and dates If you are interested in serving as a volunteer, please complete a age: 18+ volunteer application at www.hempfieldtwp.com/parks. All Location: Hempfield township athletic Complex volunteers must obtain all clearances in accordance with Act 153. Fee: $3.00 per night, pay at front desk For more information on needed clearances and how to obtain them, please check out the Ways to Get Involved section of our Basketball: thursday 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm website. Pickleball: tuesday 9:00 am – 11:00 am tuesday 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm thursday 9:00 am – 11:00 am Friday 9:00 am – 11:00 am Soccer: monday 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Volleyball: Wednesday 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Hempfield Township Parks & Recreation

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For Kids ages 5 -12 Hempfield Park – June 10 to august 16 9:00 am – 4:00 pm early Drop off available – starting at 8:00 am & Late Pick-up until 5:30 pm. each week includes a specific theme, crafts, speakers, games, involvement from Greensburg-Hempfield Library, daily snack, field trip every thursday, and pizza Friday! each camper will receive 1- shirt NEW THIS YEAR – Alternating Wednesdays *Guest Speaker/Pool Field Trip*

For additional questions or information, please contact us at 724-834-7232 or [email protected] To Register, go to: www.hempfieldtwp.com

Week Dates Theme Field Trip Pricing Options Registration Type Details Residents Non-Residents 1 June 10 – 14 mad science Carnegie science *speaker Week* Week Center all 10 Weeks – paid in full by June 7 June 17 – 21 2 Patriotic Week Zone 28 Full Program $100.00 discount $1,000.00 $1,100.00 *Pool Week* for each additional child June 24 – 28 Cloudy with a Kerber’s Dairy 3 *speaker Week* Chance of Farm must register by meatballs Week Weekly Friday before week $120.00 $130.00 attending 4 July 1 – 5 Holidays Week Hot shots *Pool Week* must register by Friday before week attending 5 July 8 – 12 Jungle Pittsburgh Zoo Partial week $95.00 $105.00 *speaker Week* Week 3 days per week - selected by camper 6 July 15 – 19 around the World Round Hill at registration *Pool Week* Week state Park Early Drop-off available weekly $15.00 $25.00 Late Pick-up available weekly $15.00 $25.00 7 July 22 – 26 spirit Week skyzone *speaker Week*

8 July 29 – august 2 nature Week Laurel Caverns *Pool Week*

9 august 5 – 9 Fun & Games Fun slides *speaker Week* Week

10 august 12 – 16 Crazy Critter Critter Country *Pool Week* Week 152 Hempfield Area School District

Message from the Superintendent The mission of the Hempfield Area School Secondary Education, along with the support of technology teachers Joe Pinskey, District is “to engage and educate all Matthew Anna, and Eric Strumsky, successfully applied for and received these students for personal success through a grant funds. shared responsibility with the student, Hempfield Area High School students are engaging in a more relevant curriculum family, and community in a safe, secure, due to grant writing efforts of Ashley Testa. Mrs. Testa, High School English and and nurturing environment.” Fulfilling this STEM Literacy Teacher, received a Mobile Science and Math Education Grant mission requires a continuous cycle of in the amount of $75,000 through the Department of improvement and an analysis of the Education. Senator Kim Ward was instrumental in supporting the district’s utilization of financial resources. Current application in this regard. The funds were utilized to purchase equipment to initiatives focus on the expansion of STEM support the S.T.E.M. Literacy course in which students engage in solving real- (Science, Technology, Engineering, and world problems, applying collaboration, communication, and problem solving Mathematics) experiences, real work skills. Two CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines were purchased using application, and problem solving to better this generous funding. The larger CNC machine is utilized for software coding prepare students for the demands of in the manufacturing lab. The smaller CNC is a desktop milling machine used Dr. Tammy S. Wolicki, college and the workforce. The mission is Superintendent of Schools for prototyping. A third machine was purchased which is a solvent printer/cutter also addressed with a continuous focus on utilized to print and cut a variety of materials. Students apply practical skills as school safety and security. With the need for funding to support these initiatives, they create items for the district, such as signage and other special projects. The teachers and administrators have turned to grant funding. grant funds received in this regard will prepare Hempfield Area graduates for the fast-growing fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) and S.T.E.M. computer science, while allowing them to demonstrate soft skills in courses that Generous grant funding from require professionalism and real world thinking. Chevron in the amount of $100,000 for the 2018-2019 school year School Safety & Security provided professional development, In addition to S.T.E.M. initiatives, grant funds have been utilized to augment curriculum, and materials for the school safety measures. The Pennsylvania Department of Education annually implementation of Project Lead the provides districts the opportunity to apply for grant funding through the Office for Way (PLTW) for all elementary Safe Schools. Dr. Mark Gross generated the district’s application for these schools. Students engage in real- funding opportunities. For the world problem solving using 2018-2019 school year, the computer science, engineering, and Hempfield Area School biomedical science as a part of their District received $40,000 to BCIT (Business, Computer, and support salaries for school Information Technology) class. police. The Hempfield Area Elementary BCIT Teachers, Monica School District also received Methven, Jared Lombardi, Jed Kalp, $25,000 during the 2017- and Jill Rakvic were successful in 2018 school year for thirty receiving additional grant funding of (30) two-way radios that $50,000 to expand the elementary enhance communication in PLTW curriculum for the 2019-2020 the event of an emergency. school year. The Pennsylvania Department of Education established Act 44 of 2018, including An elective called “The App Challenge” will be available to eighth graders a School Safety & Security Committee that oversees the distribution of grant beginning in the school year 2019-2020. A $30,000 grant from Chevron was funds to school districts. Dr. Lisa Maloney, Supervisor of Pupil Services, was received for each middle school due to the efforts of Cheryl Goughneour and Brianna Flynn, Middle School BCIT Teachers. Students will identify a problem of continued interest that can be solved using a mobile app solution. Students will be introduced to the field of computer science and the concepts of computational thinking as they are challenged to be creative and innovative, as they collaboratively design and develop mobile solutions to engaging and authentic problems. PAsmart is an initiative of Governor Wolfe aimed to address the projected demands of computer and STEM related jobs, and the shortfall of a skilled workforce to fill these roles. The grants are aimed to improve access to science, technology, engineering, and math education for all students. PAsmart also focuses on increasing computer science (CS) education to prepare Pennsylvania's workforce. The Hempfield Area School District was awarded a $35,000 PAsmart grant which will be utilized to provide professional development for technology education teachers to incorporate additional coding opportunities for middle school students. Dr. Mark Gross, Assistant Superintendent of

16 Hempfield Area School District instrumental in securing $25,000 for the 2018-2019 school year for the installation Through the efforts of teachers and administrators, more than $380,000 of grant of a repeater which promotes service of the two-way radios across the district’s funds have been successfully received and utilized to support the mission of the ninety-five square miles. Dr. Maloney also Hempfield Area School District. applied for an additional $46,000 of competitive The commitment of teachers and funding through this grant source to be used for administrators in providing all professional development for the implementation students with the knowledge and of schoolwide positive behavior support. Award skills to have personal success is determinations have not yet been made by the evidenced by the attention given to School Safety & Security Committee. continuous improvement and the Teachers also have the opportunity each semester seeking of grant funds to support to seek additional grant funds from the Hempfield these efforts. As the current school Area School District Scholarship and Charitable year is quickly coming to an end, Foundation Funds for special projects within I wish to express my appreciation to classrooms. Awarded projects have included the the generous donors and grant addition of robotics in kindergarten, expanded writers. The students of the Hempfield book rooms, virtual reality technology, and many Area School District have benefited others. The generous support of the community and will continue as preparations are in donating to the Foundation Funds has made already underway with changes to these grants possible. curriculum and programming for the 2019-2020 school year.

Regional STEM Design Challenge Winners For the second year in a row, a team from Fort Allen Elementary School is The Hempfield Area School District has long supported a Science Technology representing the Hempfield Area School District and Westmoreland County at Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) focus in academics from kindergarten the annual Thermo Fisher Scientific STEM Design Challenge state to twelfth grade. The district believes that one of the greatest gifts we can give competition. The team, consisting of 4th and 5th graders Braden Crowe, students during the elementary years is curiosity, a belief in their abilities, a Amelia Droste, Cameron Koontz, and Raegan Reamer, placed first among all thirst for knowledge, and a passion to grow. STEM activities are designed to twelve participating schools in the county and will be traveling to Harrisburg be motivating, engaging, and real-world inspired. One of the most exciting University in May aspects of the STEM Design Challenge Competition is for students to be able for the state compe - to see their ideas and designs become a working model that accomplishes tition. The “Cranium the challenge of the competition. This year’s challenge asked the teams to Connectors,” as they create a machine using K’Nex that would move three objects at least six inches have named them - across a table. The teams are judged on the following criteria: creativity, selves, had to first teamwork, challenge success, design, and presentation. The Cranium navigate a gauntlet Connectors’ machine was designed around the concept of addressing the of competitions at damage caused by wildfires that occur both the school and frequently in the western part of the district level prior to country. The Hempfield Area School reaching the county District is proud of the team’s competition. accomplishments and wish them well at the state competition.

Pictured front row: Cameron Koontz, Ameila Droste, Raegan Reamer, and Braden Crowe Back row: Marty Rovedatti-Jackson, Fort Allen Elementary Principal, and Joe DiLucente, WIU Curriculum Coordinator/Judge for the Event

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Volunteers- Everyday Heroes As William Shakespeare so eloquently put it, “The One volunteer, Ms. Terry Rose, is a long-time fixture at Fort Allen Elementary meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose school. Ms. Rose enjoys working with the students on their assignments. Another of life is to give it away.” shining example is Ms. Lucy Hastings, who serves as a volunteer at West Point lementary School. Ms. Lucy did not allow a year-long battle with cancer keep The Hempfield Area School District is E blessed to have many volunteers who her away from helping children. She still came every week to assist the teachers. continue to find their purpose by sharing Now, fully recovered, she is back in the classroom helping at kindergarten their “gifts” with our most prized posses - stations, calling children by their first name, and bringing treats to them whenever sions, the students. Our volunteers serve she can. These are just a few of the many volunteers who give countless hours as excellent role models for our youth. One to support the educational system at Hempfield Area School District. These could even argue, these caring adults are what volunteers help to positively influence the future generations by giving their time our children need even more of with the current and talents. events in our world. The organization, Partners in Education (PIE), serves as a conduit for arranging On any given day, as you walk through the halls of our district’s schools, you will volunteer experiences at each of the find volunteers hard at work in multiple classrooms. Some volunteers work and district’s schools. To learn more about aide small group activities, volunteering opportunities at Hempfield while others assist in the Area School District, please visit our creation of instructional website at www.hasdpa.net. resources. The service provided by these incredible individuals is appreciated by our students, teachers, administrators, parents, and the entire school community.

Mrs. Terry Rose, a long-time volunteer at Fort Allen Ms. Pam Hammar works on the creation Ms. Terry Lucy pictured above with Kindergarten Elementary School, is pictured above assisting some of instructional resources at Stanwood students from West Point Elementary School. excited second graders with their English assignments. Elementary School.

The Comfort Corner A Comfort Corner was recently through their feelings. I think it is a created at Stanwood Elementary wonderful tribute to two very special School in memory of Caleb and Dana people that we all miss very much.” Remaley. The project was led Teachers at Stanwood Elementary by Caleb’s third grade teacher, Jill are also encouraged to make use of Prosdocimo, and Christa Griffith, the room. “It is my hope that teachers treasurer of the Caring Parents and will use the room as a positive reward Teachers (C-PAT) organization at for children throughout the school year. Whether that be having lunch with a Stanwood. Dana Remaley was an child in the Comfort Corner or even as a active member of the C-PAT reward to work towards for other students,” organization. said Jill Prosdocimo. The room is intended as a safe place A small statue and bean bags have been for students to use when working through feelings or dealing with hardship or added to Stanwood Elementary’s library in loss. The Comfort Corner has many of the play therapy essentials such as memory of Caleb, who was an avid reader, as stress relieving toys, art supplies, a rocking chair, Play-Doh, and most favorable well as window flower boxes in memory of of the students, a sand therapy table, handcrafted by Steve Prosdocimo, Dana, who had a love of gardening. Funding husband of Mrs. Prosdocimo. was made possible through the generous Sarah Taylor, School Counselor, is excited about the remarkable strides donations of many people from the students have made in such a comforting environment. Mrs. Prosdocimo community and family and friends of Dana & added, “This room is so very special to us. It will help so many children work Caleb Remaley.

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Hempfield Area Teachers Participate in “Teacher in the Workplace” Initiative In June of 2018, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf announced the awarding of Mrs. Joanne Hervol, High School Science Department Chair, toured the more than $2 million in Teacher in the Workplace grants to 48 programs across Redstone Highlands personal care facility where she was immediately impressed the commonwealth. This statewide initiative is aimed to help students gain the that the organization would pay for the education of their nurses while employed. education and job skills they and their employers need to succeed in the global “I know that my students are not aware that their education can be paid for while economy, while also providing educators with a more thorough understanding they are working and earning a living. This is an excellent way to avoid student of the skills necessary to thrive in the workplace, make curriculum more debt and for students to apply what they are learning while on the job. I have employer-relevant, and help ensure that students are career-ready upon mentioned this to a few of my students who seem interested in the opportunity, graduation. but truly feel that we need a better way to communicate the opportunities As a recipient of these grant available to our student body funds, the Westmoreland- as a whole.” Mrs. Jaimie Fayette Workforce Investment Sebastianelli, High School Board sponsored a regional Social Studies Teacher, “Teacher in the Workplace” echoed these sentiments program that kicked-off immediately after having an in February of 2019 and opportunity to tour Central continued throughout the Westmoreland Career and spring. Four Hempfield Area Technology Center, PIAD High School teachers, in Precision Services, Latrobe addition to Ms. Sara Lang, the Machining Company, Ken - district’s Coordinator of Cyber nametal, and Stellar Education and Career Explo - Precision. “We need to con - ration, recently participated in tinue to work on partnering this program that not only with local business and indus - afforded them the opportunity try leaders so that our to hear from local employers, graduates know that non- traditional post-secondary but also included local Pictured Teacher in the Work Place Participants: business and industry tours. opportunities exist right here Mrs. Jan Byers, Mrs. Jaimie Sebastianelli, in our area. I plan to continue Mrs. Jan Byers, Math Depart - Mr. John Testa , Mrs. Joanne Hervol, and Mrs. Sara Lang talking to my colleagues, ment Chair and Mr. John community members, and Testa, Technology Education most importantly my students Department Chair, were to eradicate the lingering fortunate to tour the Tenaska natural gas generating station where they saw first- stigma that is often attached to technical training or skilled labor. There are so hand the technical skills required of the employees. “I will be speaking with my many alternative pathways for kids who are willing to work hard, but for whom students, my club members, my department members, and our guidance office the benefits of a college degree don’t necessarily outweigh the cost.” She also about my experiences,” stated Mrs. Byers. “I want as many students as possible learned of the importance of skills such as communication, time-management, to know that there are great careers available to them that do not necessarily organization, and emotional regulation. “We teachers are passionate about require the need for college loans.” Mr. John Testa stated that “getting out and wanting to prepare our students with all of these requirements for success.” seeing the private sector first-hand has shown me that there are well paying careers out there that are easily accessible to graduates that want to go straight The Hempfield Area School District is extremely grateful for the opportunity to into the workforce after high school. I am constantly trying to identify students participate in the “Teacher in the Workplace’ program that affords teachers, who would benefit from careers in the trades, giving them options for paths to counselors, and school administrators the ability to interact directly with industry choose after graduation that do not require accruing mountains of debt.” and business leaders. This first-hand experience and knowledge will prove immeasurable in enhancing classroom instruction, student learning, and the overall career readiness of our students.

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Paver Bricks Are you looking for a lasting gift or tribute to a person, family or group? An associated with total district operations. This is a simple, yet effective way to engraved brick is a wonderful way to honor a graduate, teacher, sports team, get involved and support the students in the district. All proceeds from this or to memorialize someone special like a former teacher, coach, Hempfield project will directly benefit the students at Hempfield Area School District. raduate, etc. g There are two sizes of bricks available to order, and each brick can be engraved The Cooperative Fundraising Committee of the Hempfield Area School District with your special message. Any family or organization that purchases a block Board of Directors developed an alumni garden on the campus of the high of ten or more bricks will receive a 10% discount for the entire order. Additionally, school which features a “Walk of Fame” consisting of personalized paver bricks. you will receive an individually numbered certificate of authenticity for each brick These bricks are prominently displayed along the walk and are permanent ordered that is suitable for framing! tributes to many individuals and groups that have a connection to Hempfield Thank you in advance for your support of this worthwhile endeavor for our Area School District. students! If you have any questions, please contact Pam Gibasiewicz at the The goal of the committee is to raise needed funds to offset the daily costs district administrative office @ 724-850-2248.

mail your completed form, superintendent’s office along with your check made Hempfield area school District payable to Hempfield Area 4347 state Rout 136, Greensburg, Pa 15601 School District to: Thank you for your support!

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21 News from Hempfield Township

Reporting a Streetlight Issue Getting your Real ID? Online Reporting You may need a Certified Marriage License to show change of name. As a Using a web enabled device, follow these steps: convenience to the community, Westmoreland County Register of Wills, 1. Navigate to www.firstenergycorp.com. Sherry Magretti Hamilton, will be issuing these certified documents at a 2. Click "Report an Outage" from the upper left menu group. discounted fee at a location beside the Driver’s License Center in Greensburg. 3. Click "Report Lighting Problem" from the upper left menu group. When: Tuesday April 30th from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm and Tuesday May 7th 4. Answer the first two questions, then select the appropriate button from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm. to report an outage for either a Streetlight, Multiple Streetlights, Where: Westmoreland Casemanagement and Supports, Inc. (WCSI), or Outdoor Area Light. 770 East Pittsburgh Street, Greensburg, PA 15601 5. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Please use this form." (WCSI Conference Center) 6. Complete the on-line form, entries with an asterisk (*) are The documents will be issued for the discounted fee of $5.00 during these required fields. times at this location only (regular fee is $15.00). 7. Click [NEXT] at the bottom of the screen when the form is complete. Fee payable by cash or check only for this event. 8. Review the summary page, and click [SUBMIT] if correct. 9. Users will then get a statement on a new web page that the streetlight information was sent. Want To Reach 28,000 homes and businesses in Hempfield Township and Hempfield School District? 10. A follow up e-mail will be delivered to the e-mail address provided Send contact information to in step #6. This message will include a notification [email protected] or call (724) 532-3930. number that can be used to follow up if necessary.

New Hempfield Fire Apparatus In January 2019, Hempfield Township placed an order with be replacing a 23-year-old aerial at Adamsburg and a 22-year-old Sutphen Corporation of Dublin Ohio for the purchase of two pumper at Bovard. These two new units, along with Carbons identical 75-foot aerial ladders. They will feature a 2000 gallon per 100-foot tower-ladder strategically locates aerial capabilities minute pump, carry 500 gallons of water, and are equipped with a through-out Hempfield Township. foam system to enhance firefighting capabilities. The design The new units will require extensive driver and operator training allows each unit to function as a pumper with typical hose, tools prior to being placed into service. and ladders, but having the additional benefit of aerial capabilities. The apparatus is designed to carry six seated fire - fighters. The new units will feature a color selection that will incorporate a Hempfield Blue color theme. The units are scheduled to be completed by the end of 2019 and will

Congratulations Westmoreland County Fire Prevention Poster Winners Peyton Legg – Wendover Middle School – 6th Grade – West Point Fire Department Jessi Jury – Wendover Middle School – 6th Grade – West Point Fire Department Evan Konieczka – Wendover Middle School – 6th Grade – West Point Fire Department Bree Hess – Maxwell Elementry School – 4th Grade – North Hempfield Fire Department

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2019 Paving Project Public Works Crews will now be shifting to spring/summer maintenance In addition to the 2019 Paving Program preparation crews will continue operations. Throughout the spring and summer crews will be working on to perform routine maintenance along township roadways including but not preparation for the 2019 Paving Project which is scheduled to begin in the limited to: summer of 2019. The 2019 Paving Program is expected to cost $1.8 million • Berming (shoulder maintenance) • Stormwater facility maintenance dollars and will include resurfacing of more than 14 miles of roadway through - along the roadways • Stormwater pipe installation out various locations of the Township. In preparation for this project Public • Pothole patching • Stormwater pipe replacement Works Crews will be replacing stormwater infrastructure, installing new • Right of Way Maintenance • Catch Basin repairs stormwater infrastructure and repairing road base. Please use caution while • Roadway vegetation control • Catch Basin replacement driving through active work areas. Areas to be addressed during the 2019 • Roadway brush control • Surface Treatment Paving Program include: • Roadway base repairs • Crack sealing • Berger Plan • Midway Area • Sign Installation and • Tar & Chip Program • Lexington Acres • Tanglewood Area Maintenance • In-house paving program • Luxor Area • Union Cemetery Area To report a roadway condition on a Township road please call (724) 834-7232 ext. 310 or email at [email protected]. Should you have any additional questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me at (724) 834-7232 ext. 310.

23 News from Hempfield Township

Hempfield Township Parks & Recreation Receives Award Hempfield Township Parks & Recreation was recently presented with an award for the ongoing support of the United States Air Force - 311 Recruiting Squadron. Major Jason Smith congratulated the department for being chosen for the award based on the recommendation given by Staff Sergeant Brittany Fenn. The honor is presented only to a select group of supporters across the country. Sgt. Fenn cited Hempfield Township’s support over the years, providing space for training, team building, Hempfield Township Parks & Recreation Assistant Director, Matthew Cunningham, proudly awards and recognition events, and family functions for new and accepted the honor on behalf of the department. prospective recruits.

Harrold One Room School House Rededicated Congratulations to the Baltzer Meyer Historical Society and the Harrold One Room School House for the rededication of the school house as an event space for the community.

24 News from Hempfield Township

TOLL FREE 866-701-7206 Earned Income Tax Collector for Hempfield Township As you already know, state law mandated in Act 32 that one earned income tax collector per county shall be established. Westmoreland County’s earned income tax collector is Berkheimer Tax Administrator. There are several important points to note: • This is for earned income tax only • Keystone Collections will continue to be the collector for Business Privilege, Per Capita, and Local Services Taxes (LST) • Jim Regola will continue to collect property taxes You should have already received information from Berkheimer Tax Administrator. Their website is www.hab-inc.com.

New Businesses & Construction Welcome To Hempfield Township new occupancy new site Plans Permits for 2019 since March of 2018 n Kush Kustom Auto n Westmoreland County Restoration Housing Authority Keystone Collections n Hertz n ABS Holdings, LLC Keystone Collections Group is Hempfield’s tax collector for business n Gold Leaf Company n R N A R S p ecialties Inc privilege and local services taxes. n Beverley's Beauty n Ligonier Property Keystone mailed out Hempfield’s Per Capita Tax Notice. Solutions, Inc D e v e l opment Consider taking advantage of Keystone’s INTERNET tax filing system for n Applause Hair Design n B a r b i s h L andscape Supply Hempfield individuals. Keystone’s e-File system offers a secure, n Richard L. Miller CFP, EA n D u r a M e t a l P r o d ucts user-friendly interface to fill and pay your taxes on-line. n Inco Beverage Inc n G e t G o Keystone’s website, www.keystonecollects.com, provides various n Roxberry Boutique & Salon n A c c e l e r a t e d S t o r a ge downloadable tax forms and an easy link to e-File . This system n Scrub Shack n General Carbide completely walks the taxpayer through the process, including creating a n Sunrise Energy personal and secure log-in. n Westmoreland Steel Also, please be reminded that if you have not received tax invoices, it is your responsibility to notify Keystone Collections. Unfortunately, delinquent fees will not be waived for lack of receipt of an invoice. As always, taxpayers remain welcome to pay their taxes by mail or in person at Keystone’s corporate headquarters in Hempfield, located at 546 Wendel Road, Irwin, PA 15642. Of course, residents can always contact customer service at 1-866-539-1100, Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.

25 the GreensburG heMPfieLD AreA LibrAry is offerinG the foLLoWinG ProGrAMs: Advanced registration is required for most programs. Please register online at ghal.org using the Event Calendar or by calling 724.837.5620. The director of Greensburg Hempfield Area Library is Jamie Falo.

children’s and teen Programs: Saturday, May 11 | 10:00 am Thursday, May 16 | 6:00 to 7:30 pm Monday, May 20 | 6:00 to 7:30 pm Party on Sesame Street: Abby Cadabby Oooey Gooey, Gross and Goopy Middle School Maker Mondays Can you tell me how to get, how to get to Sesame Street? Come to the Our strange, silly and sometimes messy science storytime continues! Do you like to make things? Create crafts? Experiment with tech? library to have fun with stories, songs and crafts focusing on Sesame We’ll listen and learn about a different science, technology, engineering Then you’re a MAKER. The Maker movement is all about trying new Street character, Abby Cadabby. or math topic and have fun with messy experiments, crafts or demon - things and making new creations. On Middle School Maker Mondays, Age 2 strations. In May, we will explore magnification and microscopes. we will experiment with different tools and techniques for making stuff. Ages 6 to 10 years Each session will have one main activity as well as other optional Tuesday, May 14 | 6:00 to 7:30 pm activities for you to choose from. The main activity for May will be Mini Makers Saturday, May 18 | 10:00 am Littlebits. Come enjoy snacks, meet new friends and make stuff! This program is for kids who love making stuff, crafting and Chess Club Grades 6 to 8 or ages 11 to 14 years Calling all chess players! This group is a friendly, intergenerational experimenting. We’ll try new art techniques, different technology toys Thursday, June 13 | 10:00 to 11:00 am and more! Each month we’ll have one main activity as well as other group for people who like chess! In these informal sessions hosted by projects and crafts to choose from. The main activity for May is Bee Oliver Kiefer (a teacher at Greater Latrobe School District), we will Summer Quest Kick Off at St. Clair Park Bots and Cubetto. Come enjoy snacks, meet new friends and make learn from each other and enjoy the opportunity to play games against oin us at St. Clair Park Amphitheater as we kick off our Summer Quest stuff! each other. Everyone ages 8 and older who loves chess is invited. All with entertainment and fun. No registration is needed to attend this Grades 3 - 5 or ages 8 to 10 years levels of play are welcome. Please note, participants should come event. with some knowledge of how to play, as this will not be Summer Quest is a summer full of learning activities and experiences Wednesday, May 15 | 6:00 pm a chess instructional session. that help boys and girls achieve their own goals and further their own Library Adventures Ages interests. The theme is A Universe of Stories and the focus is FUN!! Come to the library to read stories about other children’s library adven - 8 - adult Check the library’s website at ghal.org for information on all the fun tures. Some visits are normal and some adventures are quite silly. summer programs we will be hosting. Registration for Summer Quest Ages 3 to 6 years opens on May 28.

Adult Programs: Saturday, May 18 | 10:00 to 11:00 am Chess Club This is a friendly, intergenerational group for people who like chess. In these informal sessions, we will learn Picture This at the Library: Art Receptions from each other and enjoy the opportunity to play games against each other. All levels of play are welcome. Art receptions are free and open to the public without Please note, participants should come with some knowledge of how to play, as this will not be a chess prior registration. instructional session. This session is facilitated by Oliver Kiefer, teacher at Greater Latrobe School District. ● Art Reception for local artist, Janice Decker Friday, May 3, from 6 to 8 p.m. Youngwood Adult Book Discussions The exhibit runs April 16 through May 29. This group meets at Youngwood Area Public Library. Call the library at 724.925.9350 to register. Monday, May 13, at 6:00 p.m. ● Art Reception for local artist, Sarah Thomas The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein Friday, July 12, from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, June 10, at 6:00 p.m. The exhibit runs from June 4 to July 31. Heat and Light by Jennifer Haigh ● Art Reception for local artist, Kathy Clark Saturday, June 1 | 2:00 pm Friday, August 16, from 6 to 8 p.m. A History of Women in the U.S. Marine Corps The exhibit runs from August 13 to September 26. Join Colonel Nancy P. Anderson as she brings history alive with the book The Very Few, The Proud Women in the Marine Corps, 1977 - 2001 . She will highlight the challenges and dedication of all the women who have gone before, those currently serving and some of her own personal experiences. Saturday, May 4 | 1:00 to 2:30 pm Adult Crafternoon Tuesday, June 4 | Come relax, enjoy coffee and tea and make crafts! Everyone ages 16 and older are welcome! We’ll have 6:00 to 8:00 pm supplies and suggested projects, but everyone is free to create whatever they like. This program has been STEM Book Discussion rescheduled from the original April date. Join us for a discussion on The Martian by Andy Weir. Please register in advance. Monday, May 6 | 6:00 to 7:30 pm Space is limited. Trivia Night Join us for an evening of trivia on various topics. Bring your own team or form one at the library and join us for several rounds of trivia fun! 26 Westmoreland Cleanways and Recycling 128 Innovative Lane, Suite 200 Latrobe, PA 15650

For the most current news about our Recycling Center, or questions about our other programs, visit the website, westmorelandcleanways.org, email [email protected] or call 724-879-4020. Westmoreland Cleanways and Recycling is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organiza - The Recycling Center tion whose mission is to protect, restore and maintain the environmental For the most up to date list of acceptable materials, please visit our website qualities of our county for the benefit of all who live, work, and visit herein. or give us a call. The office is normally open Monday-Friday 9:30-3:30. Westmoreland Cleanways and Recycling accomplishes its mission by educating, sponsoring and promoting programs that address the proper Address: 113 Innovative Lane, Latrobe, PA 15650 disposal of solid waste through recycling, special collections, and the Hours: Mondays Noon—5 p.m. / Wednesdays 8 a.m.—1 p.m. / cleanup of illegal dumpsites and littered areas. Fridays 8 a.m.—1 p.m./ 2nd Sat. of each Month, 8:30 a.m.—Noon Acceptable Materials: electronics, paper, cardboard, tires, Freon appliances, Westmoreland Cleanways operates a recycling center for hard to dispose scrap metal, lead acid batteries, used motor oil, CFL and florescent tubes material, initiates and facilitates programs by bringing together a network (some fees apply). of volunteers, industry leaders, and state and local government representatives to provide services in the most efficient and economical Hempfield residents have curbside collection of electronics and household manner. We are funded by the county commissioners, member fees, hazardous waste through Advanced Disposal (call Advanced Disposal at private donations, sponsorships and grants. Volunteers donate time, 1-800-437-1759 to schedule a pick-up). In addition to this service, keep in energy and expertise to carry out our mission. mind our Recycling Center remains available to serve you.

27 MedReturn Drug Take-Back Program Items Accepted** • Prescription and over-the-counter solid medications, liquids, Due to the increase of prescription drug abuse, keeping unused opioids creams, ointments or other medications in the medicine cabinet is no longer safe or • Tablets and capsules responsible. Furthermore, the old method of flushing medications down • Pet medicines the toilet, is unsafe as it can create environmental hazards; impact groundwater and rivers, and harm wildlife. In response to these threats, Items NOT Accepted** the Pennsylvania Prescription Drug Take-Back Program provides a safe • Intravenous solutions method to properly dispose of medications. • Injectables, syringes, and needles (i.e. EpiPens)* These items should be taken to a health care professional's office or to a The following Westmoreland County Police Departments have installed hospital for proper disposal. collection boxes available during regular business hours: • Hydrogen peroxide City of Greensburg PD ...... 724-838-4324 • Compressed cylinders or aerosols (e.g., asthma inhalers) Irwin PD ...... 724-864-3103 • Iodine-containing medications City of Latrobe PD ...... 724-537-5526 • Thermometers Latrobe Area Hospital/Excela Health ...... 724-832-4000 • Alcohol & illegal drugs (i.e. marijuana, heroin, LSD, etc.) Outpatient Registration Walkway, West 2nd Ave. **Please check with your drop off location hours of operation and a complete list of Mt. Pleasant Borough PD ...... 724-547-7210 items accepted or not accepted. Penn Township PD ...... 724-863-1119 Wmd. County Park Police ...... 724-830-3469 Free Recycling Bin Loaner Program for Preparing items for disposal at a MedReturn location Special Events • All pharmaceutical drugs to be disposed must be in a sealed Westmoreland Cleanways promotes recycling at special events and out - container such as the original container or a zip-lock bag. door spaces. We offer a loaner program in which recycling bins can be They cannot be put into the MedReturn box loose. borrowed for a 1-day event such as a family reunion, for a few days at a • Liquid pharmaceuticals should remain in the original container. festival/fair, or even a few months for long term events such as baseball or • Personal information should be removed or blotted out with a season. Please contact us for more information.. permanent marker.

28 Bureau of Fire

Adamsburg Volunteer Fire Company Carbon Volunteer Fire Department Hannastown Volunteer 495 Edna Road, PO Box 92 421 Juniper Street Fire Department Adamsburg, Pennsylvania 15611 Greensburg, PA 15601 PO Box 171, 100 Front Street www.adamsburgpafire.org www.carbonfire.org Hannastown, PA 15635 Bovard Volunteer Fire Department Fort Allen Volunteer Fire Department Hempfield #2 Volunteer 2 Washington Street PO Box 477 Fire Department Bovard, Pennsylvania 15619 Greensburg, PA 15601 Thornton Avenue • Greensburg, PA 15601 Grapeville Volunteer Fire Company www.hempfield2fire.org Hempfield Township High Park Volunteer Fire Department Fire CO # 1 400 Baughman Avenue 2528 Newark Street Jeannette, PA 15644 PO Box 162 www.highparkvfd.org Grapeville, PA 15634 Luxor Volunteer Fire Department 455 Bovard Luxor Road Luxor, Pennsylvania 15662 Midway/St. Clair Volunteer Fire Department 1966 Broadway Avenue Greensburg, Pennsylvania 15601 North Hempfield Volunteer Fire Department 1284 Business Route 66 Greensburg, Pennsylvania 15601 West Point Volunteer Fire Department 100 Volunteer Drive Greensburg, Pennsylvania 15601 www.westpointfiredept.com eMerGencies DiAL 911

29 HEMPFIELD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT NON PROFIT 4347 Route 136 U.S. POSTAGE Greensburg, PA 15601 PAID PERMIT #88 GREENSBURG, PA

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