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By Doug OsterPittsburgh Post-Gazette

The paths behind Bedner�sFarm and Greenhouse inMcDonald are filled with mudas they thaw out from anotherbrutal winter. Owner Russ Bed-ner warns visitors to wearboots as he leads them into a bighoop greenhouse filled with col-orful plants � many of themnew varieties in this new grow-ing season.

Mr. Bedner admitted he getsexcited about the new plants hefinds after scouring tradeshows and nurseries. �I go on agut feeling about what I thinkthe public will enjoy,� he said.

First on his list for spring2015 is Digiplexis, a new hybridthat was created by crossingdigitalis � foxglove � and adigitalis relative from theCanary Islands called isoplexis.

It�s a long-blooming, sun-lov-ing annual that is perfect forgardens here in Zone 6. Bed-ner�s carries two colors this sea-son. �Illumination Raspberry�has fuchsia-colored bloomslined in peach; �IlluminationFlame� sports red and orange

blooms. The plant looks muchlike a foxglove with bell-shapedflowers on 3-foot spikes.

Digiplexis, Mr. Bedner noted,is the talk of the gardeningworld this spring.

Mr. Bedner also favors a newbegonia called �Lucky Strike,�which is good for hanging bas-kets. The flowers have yellowinner petals and peach outerpetals that create a contrast toits dark green leaves.

Then there�s the anemone�Fantasy Pocahontas.� He saidit is an easy-to-grow, hardy pe-rennial that gets covered withpinkish-purple double flowersand grows to be 18 inches tall. Itblooms midsummer and con-tinues until frost.

A new variety of the popularhydrangea this year is called�LA Dreamin� � and has bothpink and blue flowers. It�s a reli-able bloomer as it sets buds onboth old and new wood andgrows to 5 feet tall and 5 feetwide.

There�s also a new hydran-gea with exotic-looking blackstems. One called �Zorro� hasblue blooms; another called �Ze-bra� has white. Mr. Bedner

noted that these need more sun-light than other hydrangeas.

New for the vegetable gar-dener this season is a plantcalled �Ketchup �n� FriesTomTatos.� A potato plant andtomato plant are grafted to-gether and produce sweetcherry tomatoes above groundand white potatoes under-ground.

Also new are Kalettes, across between Brussels sproutsand kale.

�You have the long stock, butinstead of the actual tight Brus-sels sprout, it will have a kaleleafy vegetable shape,� Mr. Bed-ner said.

�You always have peopleasking what�s new, and it getsthem excited about a new coloror a new texture to add to theirgardens,�� Mr. Beder said.

Personalized landscapingOn a recent brisk morning,

Micah Tribou, operations

Perhaps with some brand-new plantsyou�ve never seen before

Pictured above: 1. Rex begonias from the Shadow series at Quality Gardens in Valencia. 2. Hydrangeamacrophylla �Chique� at Quality Gardens. 3. Blue spruce �Sester�s Dwarf� introductions at PlumlineNursery in Murrysville. 4. �Crazytunias� at Quality Gardens. 5. �Under The Sea� coleus at Bedner�sFarm and Greenhouse in McDonald. 6. Digipexis �Illumination Raspberry� at Bedner�s Farm andGreenhouse. 7. Arizona cypress �Sulfura� at Plumline Nursery. 8. Fun and Games �Leapfrog�heucherella at Bedner�s Farm and Greenhouse.

Photos by Doug Oster/Post-Gazette, Proven Winners, Hort Couture, Cultavaris

Hulton Bridge work progresses

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By Jon SchmitzPittsburgh Post-Gazette

Work on the $64.8 millionHulton Bridge replacementproject will extend into spring2016, but the PennsylvaniaDepartment of Transportationexpects that the new span willbe open to traffic by late Octoberthis year.

Bridge users will have to dealwith two extended closures be-fore that, as the contractor relo-cates utilities and works on theapproaches in Harmar and Oak-mont.

The first, estimated at 12days, will come in June or Julyafter Riverview School Districtgoes on summer break. Theother, projected at 15 days, isscheduled for late September orearly October.

The detours will be arduous,as the Hulton Bridge�s nearestneighbors (aside from the Penn-sylvania Turnpike crossing) arethe C.L. Schmitt Bridge in NewKensington, about 7 milesaway, and the Highland ParkBridge in Pittsburgh � 6 milesaway via Freeport Road and 8miles away via Allegheny River

Boulevard.When it comes to capacity,

the new bridge will blow awayits 106-year-old predecessor. Itwill provide two 11-foot-widetraffic lanes in both directions,double the number of the oldbridge. It will have 6-foot-wideshoulders on both sides, a 4-foot-wide median and a 5-foot-widesidewalk on the downstreamside.

Speaking of getting blownaway, that is to be the fate of theold bridge. Explosives will drop

Detours, closures to affect traffic before new span opens

McKeesport

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By Deana Carpenter

With the announcement of anew retail development inMcKeesport, Mayor MichaelCherepko declared, �There�s noquestion we�re on our way upnow.�

By voting unanimously to va-cate two alleys in the city,McKeesport council membersmade room for a new retail com-plex on East Fifth Avenue be-tween Family Dollar and Spar-kle Car Wash.

Council voted April 1 to va-cate Orange Alley and a portionof Gledistch Alley for the newretail space, which will be devel-oped by owner Barry Palkovitzof White Oak.

Mr. Cherepko said �somewell-known stores� are comingto the city, although he said hecould not divulge the names. Hedescribed the plan as �one bigshopping complex.�

Work could begin in the nextfew months.

The announcement of thenew development came days af-ter Aldi said it would convertthe former Bottom Dollar storein the city�s Christy Park busi-ness district into an Aldi.

In other business:" Items including televisions,

computers, light bulbs, cellphones and car batteries will becollected free for recycling from10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 25 at firestation No. 2 at Eden Park

RetailcomplexcomingCity on its �way up�

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Westmoreland

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By Jake Flannick

Facing a multimillion-dollarbudget deficit and declining en-rollment, WestmorelandCounty Community College israising tuition by nearly 25 per-cent beginning next semester.

The hike is the most substan-tial increase in its history.

The increase, along with aservice fee hike, is among anumber of steps the college istaking to address its precariousfinancial condition.

�Things are changing morequickly than they ever have inthe past,� said college presidentTuesday Stanley. In addition toits enrollment losses, she citedrising costs and decreasing rev-enue.

Approved by the college�sboard of trustees late lastmonth, the new rate amounts toa $24 increase per credit hourfor county residents, from $98 to$122. For those outside thecounty, the cost will rise to $244per credit; for out-of-state stu-dents, $366.

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By Deana Carpenter

When officials from 25 localmunicipalities gathered lastweek, they had shared intereststo discuss � sewers, publictransportation, blight andemergency medical services.

Those attending represented25 of 37 towns � Pittsburgh andits bordering municipalities �that make up the Congress ofNeighboring Communities, orCONNECT.

�It is the city and the sub-urbs,� CONNECT founderDavid Miller said. �It�s not talk-ing about what separates us, butwhat the common interestsare.��

�It�s people working togetherfor the common good,�� saidKathy Coder, a member of Belle-vue council and chairwoman ofthe group.

The gathering wasCONNECT�s sixth annual legis-lative congress, held at the Cir-cuit Center on the South Side.

CONNECT, which started in2009, is a program at the Centerfor Metropolitan Studies at theGraduate School of Public andInternational Affairs at the

Cities,towns findsharedinterests

Penn Hills

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By Tim Means

The first sign that somethingwas amiss in the Penn HillsSchool District came in late Jan-uary when superintendent Tho-mas Washington was relievedof his duties without explana-tion as part of a separationagreement that paid himthrough April.

Then, longtime director ofbusiness Richard Liberto wasplaced on leave March 24, a dayafter Moody�s Investors Serviceannounced it had downgradedthe bond rating of the 3,900-stu-dent school district.

Then came the big bombshellMonday when the school boardapproved a resolution to peti-tion Allegheny County Com-mon Pleas Court for permissionto borrow up to $18 million topay the district�s day-to-day ex-penses.

School officials said the $18million is needed to cover a pro-jected $9 million shortfall for2014-15 and a projected shortfallof $10 million in 2015-16. If ap-proved, the loan repayment isexpected to increase the dis-trict�s property tax rate by onemill.

It�s unclear if Mr. Washing-ton�s departure or Mr. Liberto�sleave is connected to the short-fall because district officials, theformer superintendent and Mr.Liberto have not commented onthe reasons for action againstthe administrators.

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Family�s passion for gardeninghanded down to next generation

By Dave Zuchowski

Katrina SchwirianChris Schwirian

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grows everything from seedin the basement of the familyhome except for a few flow /ers6 >+ favors heirlooms3 es/pecially tomatoes3 which hegrows in WJ to VJ varieties6>+starts planting indoors inmid/X<,A<;.3 beginningwith geraniums and K3LJJbe/gonias3 then he plants vege /table seeds in @<;7:6 Y,DZ;1R3 onions and plants inthe cabbage family go into

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pand the kinds of vegetableshe grows when he becameaware of the importance ofgrowing organic and of theinroads that were beingmade by genetically modi /fied foods into the food sup /ply6 ):+ rise in food priceswas another incentive forgrowing his own6SY don\- think gardening

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ning shelves in the base /ment3 where we also storeour roots crops like carrots 3potatoes3parsnips3beets andonions3Ushe said6):+ family lawn care

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vember3 after the leaveshave fallen on their clientslawns3 the 97:*1;1<,0mulch them with their riding mowers and bag thema,+ year3 they took homeK3JVJ bags of leaf mulch 3 theonly fertilizer used in theirvegetable beds6

"We try to grow organic asmuch as possible," ChrisSchwirian said.

None of the bounty theyharvest is sold. What doesn�tmake it into the familyfreezer or canning jars isshared with friends andneighbors.

�In the winter, we restand recuperate,� KatrinaSchwirian said.

The off-season is a timefor the family members topursue their artistic inter-ests. Chris Schwirian is awoodworker who makes fur-niture, birdhouses and tu-teurs, which are obelisks forgrowing vines.

Katrina Schwirian is awatercolorist who finds in-spiration in gardening.

Sharon Schwirian is a pa-per artist who creates hang-ing ornaments, mobiles andflowers.

Four years ago, KatrinaSchwirian spotted a photo ofa birdhouse that came with a$1,000 price tag and wasmodeled after a church.After telling her brother shewould like to have one, hetold her he could make it fora lot less.

�That�s when I startedwoodworking, going frombirdhouses to garden orna-ments to hutches, cabinets,cutting boards, keepsakeboxes and lanterns,� ChrisSchwirian said. �As soon asI finish mowing lawns in No-vember, I start woodwork-ing.�

Dave Zuchowski, freelancewriter: [email protected].

�Summertime workconsumes 99percent of our time,with three-quarters ofthat put in the lawncare business.�

� Chris Schwirian

McKeesport

Fifth-grader wins stateaward for song inmemory of his brother

Logan Kellermann stands with his Dean Razor guitar.

By Deana Carpenter

After hearing his friend�sdad play guitar two yearsago, Logan Kellermannknew it was something hewanted to pursue.

Now, Logan, 11, has won astate PTA competition forthe song �If I Saw MyBrother�s Face,� which hewrote about his olderbrother. Matthew died in acar crash last year at the ageof 18.

Logan is a fifth-grader atFrancis McClure Elemen-tary School in theMcKeesport Area SchoolDistrict and decided to enterthe PTA Reflections art com-petition, which he has donein the past. This year�stheme was �The worldwould be a better place if &�

He said after finding outthe theme, the lyrics to thesong �just came to me.�

�The world would be abetter place, if I saw mybrother�s face,� is the firstline of the song, which leftthe crowd teary-eyed whenLogan played it at the Marchmeeting of the McKeesportArea school board. He re-ceived a standing ovation af-ter he finished.

Logan said it took himabout three days to write thelyrics and music.

�First I did the melodyand then I thought of thewords, and they just came tome,� Logan said.

�We didn�t really knowwhat he was doing,� saidLogan�s dad, Gus Keller-mann. �He wrote all thewords himself,� he said.When Logan was finishedwith the song he asked hisfamily to come out to the sit-ting room, where he playedit for them, Mr. Kellermannsaid.

�It demonstrates howdeep a love he has for hisbrother and his family,� Mr.Kellerman said.

Logan�s mom, Lisa Keller-mann, called the song �Abeautiful tribute to [Mat-thew�s] memory.� Sheadded, �Music is such ahealer.�

Music runs in the Keller-man family. Ms. Kellermann

plays cello, sings andteaches strings at Yadco Mu-sic in North Versailles.Logan�s brother Shaun, 12,plays drums but is taking abreak to pursue his passionof playing baseball.

�I think the song willtouch many people,� Ms.Kellermann said.

Logan said the word�brother� in the song couldeasily be substituted for anyperson whom someone haslost, which is why many peo-ple can relate to it.

Logan has recorded thesong twice, once at the Mel-ody Shop in West Mifflin andagain at Duquesne Univer-sity, Ms. Kellermann�s almamater. She said the track isbeing re-mastered at RedCaiman Studio in Pitts-burgh.

The Kellermanns are alsoworking with the MelodyShop to design labels forLogan�s forthcoming CD sin-gle, which will soon be avail-able online on websites likeCD Baby.

Logan also writes poetryand enjoys boxing in hisspare time. He boxes atOlympus Fitness in NorthVersailles, where Matthewalso trained.

He hopes to continue play-ing music.

�When I get out of school,I want to have my own bandand play on the road,� hesaid.

�God gave Logan that tal-ent to share with the world,�Ms. Kellermann said.

�If I Saw My Brother�sFace� is being judged by apanel for the national PTAReflections competition. Awinner will be announced inJune.

Logan will receive hisstate PTA Reflections awardon April 19 at the Ambassa-dor Center in Erie and willreceive his local award May2 at Brentwood High School.

He is also scheduled toplay at the family�s church,St. Elizabeth Ann Seton inNorth Huntingdon later thismonth.

Deana Carpenter, free-lance writer: [email protected].

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Garet Ciaramella Hempfield Area Goaltender Jr. 6-2 220 Finished 11-5-1 and was third in classification with 2.69 goals-against average, .905 save percentage.

Brendan Johns Greater Latrobe Forward Jr. 6-3 175 Led the Wildcats in scoring, netting 26 goals and 43 points in 17 games.

Luke Rosendale Hempfield Area Forward Soph. 5-10 140 Was the highest-scoring sophomore in the PIHL this season with 32 goals and 52 points.

Dan Staffen Greater Latrobe Defenseman Sr. 5-9 155 One of the top defensemen in the PIHL, was selected to the Class AA all-star game for second time.

David Stonebraker Plum Forward Sr. 6-0 165 Registered 20 goals in just 15 games and finished 16th in Class AA in scoring with 32 points.

Jake Tepe Central Catholic Forward Soph. 6-1 180 First-time all-star finished 13th in Class AAA in scoring with 14 goals and 27 points.

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