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Montour-Jan-2013 RIGHT: Local residents, members of the Greater Pittsburgh Football Officials Association, officiated at the playoff games in Hershey this winter, left to right: Paul Lancaster, Mike Pearrow, John Jarocki, Joe Kulik, Andy Rizzardi, Gene Kulha, and Joseph E. Kulik. 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That goal will remain unchanged in 2013 as we maintain our mission statement, “Allegheny West Magazine is an all positive, good news publication mailed free into the homes and businesses to connect communities, promote people, heighten awareness about the richness of the airport region, and build pride in the western suburbs of Allegheny County.” Our goals in 2012 included increasing our social media presence by adding more postings on our Facebook page, and communicating more regularly with our advertisers and local businesses through an e-mail newsletter program called Constant Contact. Consider “liking” our Facebook page so you, too, can get updates in between magazine issues. We hope we are doing our job to serve you well. And, we hope to continue that effort through 2013. Happy New Year! 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