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August 2012 1 NC www.swansonpublishing.com Northern Connection |August 2012 1 NC | CONTENTS August 2012 48 6 NORTHERN CONNECTION This Month Summertime Fun Senior Living 8 10 Family House: 29 Years of Polo and 40 Watch Your Step Helping Families in Need Barbara. A Killmeyer Education 44 SLEEP—It’s Important 14 Tech Talk: Back-to-School Health & Wellness In Every Issue Technology Marianne Reid Anderson 22 School Lunch Nutrition Lessons for 4 From the Publisher 18 Shady Side Academy Parents Claire Marshall, MS, RD, LDN, Health Marion Piotrowski Coach Specialist, UPMC Health Plan 19 Back-to-School Immunizations 6 Movers & Shakers Bellevue Pediatrics Associates 24 Is losing 20-40 lbs in six weeks with ChiroTHIN right for me? 7 Mover & Shaker of the Month: 21 School Directory Zack Abel Dr. Shawn Richey Paula Green 28 All my shoes have an ugly, worn out Features 12 Town Crier: Oh Boy— bump! Marcia Hale 6 To Ghana with Love Here Comes August 30 Living with Anxiety? Elizabeth Cessna, MS, Joek Bullic 8 St. Benedict Academy Alumnae NBCCH Bid Farewell to Campus 16 School Movers & Shakers 32 The Gifted Child, Education and 20 Just a Thought: It’s Nice to be Nice 39 Special Olympics, An Understanding Assessment Susan Oliverio, MSED, Certified to the Nice? and Opportunity Mike Doerfler School Psychologist Janice Lane Palko 48 How to Train Your Dragon Live Spectacular Real Estate 30 Health Tips: Don’t Get Image + Style 38 Hot August Nights...and Hot August Burned! DEALS! Jacquelyn Brinker West Penn Allegheny Health System 34 At Home Hair Removal—Your Guide 38 Ingomar Garden Club Flower Show 37 Trivia Connection: to Smooth, Sexy Skin Kelly.h A Smit Paula Green Lefty Trivia 35 Marriage on a Mission Paula Green Robert and Michele Tedder Advertorials 39 Support Our Troops: 36 Working Out with Pain, Get 29 Keeping Young Athletes Safe Dedications and Salutes Comfortable Being Uncomfortable and Strong Paula Green Joella Baker Dr. Shannon Thieroff 42 Happenings for Seniors 45 Divine Providence 46 NC Happenings Find us on under Northern Connection Magazine! @NCONNECTIONMAG 2 August 2012 | Northern Connection www.northernconnectionmag.com www.swansonpublishing.com Northern Connection | August 2012 3 NC | F ROM Back To School! THE PUB NORTHERN he August issue is Northern Connection magazine’s 13th annual back-to-school issue and features some LISHER Tof the area’s finest educational facilities. Also in this CONNECTION section are articles on bullying, new tech gadgets for back- to-school use, school lunches, back-to-school immunizations, The Gifted Child, Education and Assessment and School P.O. Box 722 Welcome to Northern Connection! Movers & Shakers. Wexford, PA 15090-0722 There is still plenty of sum- Phone: 724-940-2444 mer left to enjoy. Check out Fax: 724-940-2447 the special summer fun activities Email: [email protected] featured in this issue. The trivia www.northernconnectionmag.com this month will challenge the Laura Piotrowski President & Publisher right side of your brain, since it [email protected] Marion Swanson Piotrowski is about Lefties! Our continuing Executive Editor series on Marvelous Marriages Janice Lane Palko will provide you with tips to help Managing Editor/ you get the most out of your Public Relations Coordinator marriage. The Fit Families arti- Paula M. Green cle explains how you can exercise Marketing & Account Executive through your pain to be a healthier you. and Office Coordinator Enjoy reading the August issue of Northern Connection Laura Lyn Piotrowski magazine! Thank you for your continued support and Mary Simpson Marketing & Account Executive together we continue to make our community an outstanding [email protected] Mary L. Simpson place to live and work! Design & Production Kostilnik & Assoc., Inc. Web Master “Whether you think you can or think you can’t ~ Pat Miller, TypeLink you are right” Core Writers ~ Henry Ford Joella Baker Jacquelyn Brinker Joe Bullick Mike Doerfler Janice Lane Palko Rosemary Garrity [email protected] Paula M. Green Barbara A. Killmeyer Donna Summers Moul, M.S.Ed. Janice Lane Palko Marianne Reid Anderson Kelly Smith Coming in Northern Michele Tedder, MSN, RN, CC Distribution Connection Magazine: Linda Watkins Lori Palmer Dominion Distribution September issue: Extracurricular Activities, Paula Green Back-to-School Part 2 and Fall Fun [email protected] October issue: Fall Fun and Breast Cancer Awareness CALL TODAY AND SEE HOW NORTHERN Northern Connection is published twelve times a year by Swanson Publishing Co., Inc. (P.O. Box 722, Wexford, PA 15090-0722, 724-940-2444) and is distributed free of CONNECTION MAGAZINE CAN HELP YOU GROW charge to the northern suburbs of Pittsburgh. Subscription can be purchased from the YOUR BUSINESS BY HELPING YOU CONNECT TO publisher at $25 for one year. THE COMMUNITY! The mission of the Swanson Publishing Co., Inc. is to connect the northern suburbs of Pittsburgh by publishing the area’s finest community publication, Northern Connection. The publication is dedicated to the people, communities, educational, religious, travel, and recreational needs of the area. The contents of Northern Connection magazine may not be reproduced or copied in whole or in part without written permission from the publisher. Northern Connection magazine reserves the right to refuse editorial or advertisements that do not meet the standards of this publication. Find us on under Northern Connection Magazine! 4 August 2012 | Northern Connection www.northernconnectionmag.com www.swansonpublishing.com Northern Connection | August 2012 5 NC | M the prestigious American Public Marshall Township OVERS Works Association Re-Accreditation psychologist, Movers & Shakers Award from APWA president-elect Katharine C. Elizabeth Treadway. McCorkle, Ph.D. has published A & S Consolidated Communications Balanced Heart: The Fort Pitt Museum, part of Specific Care in two-key programs: announced it completed 10 Weeks to the Senator John Heinz History Parkinson’s disease rehabilitation the purchase of SureWest Breakthrough. HAKERS Katie McCorkle Center museum system, hosted and amputee rehabilitation. Communications on July 2. The journal their “Fourth at Fort” event on July encourages readers to reflect upon 4th to celebrate America’s 236th UPMC Cumberland their thoughts on wellness, illness birthday. A 36-foot American flag Crossing Manor prevention, personal responsibil- was raised to commemorate the resident Lena ity, creating a holistic approach to historic occasion. Cammarata turned August 2012 health and well-being. 100 years old on Old Economy Village opened a July 7. Her favorite new exhibit, “Faces and Places: hobby is cook- Photographs of Economy” featuring ing. She wrote an Lena late nineteenth and early twenti- Italian cook book Cammarata eth century photography of never at age 84 to raise seen images of Economy (now money for the Cleveland Clinic and The Children’s Home & Lemieux Ambridge). the Guild for the Blind. She attri- Family Center celebrated the butes her longevity to good eating, passage of House Bill 1960 which Butler Memorial Hospital was house work and never smoking. The Ingomar Volunteer Fire honored with an “A” Hospital Safety extends medical day care service Company held a grand opening Score by The Leapfrog Group, an from eight years to age 21. First National Bank of Pennsylvania, celebration and open house on independent national nonprofit run the largest subsidiary of F.N.B. July 29, at its newly constructed The board of directors of the by employers and other large pur- Corporation (NYSE: FNB), has Harmony Station, 9695 Harmony Butler County Chamber chasers of health benefits. announced the hiring of Richard Drive in McCandless Twp. announced a newly appointed Kradel as assistant vice president partnership with the Center for Stephanie Roskovski was pro- and business development officer. The Cranberry Township moted to the position of chief Women’s Entrepreneurship at Community Chest, CTCC has operations officer at Butler Health Chatham University (CWE) and Once Upon A Child in Pittsburgh, announced a partnership with the System. their new CWE Connect program. located at 1925 Park Manor nonprofit Associated Artists of Blvd, has gone gold. The local Butler County, AABC, to cre- HealthSouth Harmarville Allegheny County executive Rich gently-used children’s reseller was ate, display and sell artwork in Rehabilitation has earned Fitzgerald and Public Works recognized for achieving a “Gold the township through a Cranberry new certifications for Disease- director Joe Olczak accepted Standard” measurement. Chapter of AABC. To Ghana with Love rom July 2-15, Dr. William C. Christie, M.D., and his Mission Vision team were in Ghana, West Africa, seeing Fapproximately 500 patients and performing around 100 cataract surgeries at the Manna Mission. Dr. Christie’s 15-per- son team included his wife, two sons, three Scott & Christie Eyecare Associates staff members and eight other volunteers. The Mission Vision team treated eye disease, poor eye pres- sure and performed various surgeries. The team brought nec- essary medical equipment and medication, prescription glasses, sunglasses and cases for all the eyewear. Along with providing eyecare, the Mission Vision team brought clothing, soaps and shampoos; school kits; and computer equipment to donate to the people of Ghana. F 6 August 2012 | Northern Connection www.northernconnectionmag.com MOVER & SHAKER OF THE MONTH Zack Abel “Make-A-Wish” fundraiser organizer BY PAULA GREEN n the fall of 2005, six-year-old dinosaur enthusiast Zack Abel Iof Franklin Park was treated to a magical adventure. He spent the day as a paleontologist at the Pittsburgh Zoo and Carnegie Museum. After his primeval studies, he fol- lowed dinosaur tracks back to his passionate about helping those who are home, where in his yard stood his in the body. Today, at nearly 13 years going through similar situations as he very own 7 ½-foot-tall fiberglass old, he is cancer-free and giving back to did,” said Natalie. Tyrannosaurus Rex. Zack called his the charity that helped fulfill his dream.
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