Swissvale Police Launch Body Worn Camera Program - Swissvale Borough

January / February 2021

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Swissvale Police Launch Body Worn Camera Program
In our continuing mission to provide the highest standard of law
enforcement service to the Borough of Swissvale, the Police
Department is proud to announce that body worn cameras will now
be employed by our officers during the course of their daily duties.
The “WatchGuard” brand cameras selected for use are on the cutting
edge of available technology, and are being fielded as the culmination
of a yearlong project initiated by Chief of Police, Ellis Watson.
Utilizing funds seized during criminal investigations in and around
the Borough, Chief Watson has worked tirelessly to ensure that the
necessary equipment and training to launch this program was made
accessible to our officers.
Body worn cameras provide an unparalleled ability to officers and
investigators when used as evidence collection tools. On a national
level, body worn cameras have become standard equipment for
most major law enforcement agencies, and have provided access to
investigators that, before now, has been unavailable. Video has long
been a valuable investigative tool, and is commonly sought from
various other places during a criminal investigation. Now, our officers
have the ability to generate such useful footage themselves with the
press of a button. The ability to go back and review what occurred
during incidents from varying perspectives allows police officers to
more accurately pursue appropriate actions pertaining to criminal Above: Body camera on Swissvale police officer’s uniform.
charges, as well as providing an added level of transparency between
police administrators and the officers themselves.
Each officer received extensive training in the use and employment of
the WatchGuard cameras this fall. The necessary policy and procedure
updates were provided in late October. With these and other logistical
concerns addressed, the “body cams” (as they are commonly referred
to) have now become part of a Swissvale Police Officer’s standard
daily equipment. The Swissvale Police have always been proud of the
strong relationship with the community they serve, and are pleased
to continue this tradition of excellence by remaining at the forefront
of the training and technology curve in the ever-evolving field of law
enforcement service.

 02 Borough Administration 06 Environment

 03 Police Corner 07 Spotlights

 04 Swissvale Senior Center 08 Community Happenings

 05 Public Works 10 Library
 7560 Roslyn Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15218
 www.SwissvaleBorough.com
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 Borough Administration Borough Administration

Greetings Swissvalians and Happy New Year!
I am looking forward to all 2021 has to offer here in Swissvale Borough;
a new year and a new beginning as Borough Manager. Swissvale Police Department,
I am thrilled to be surrounded by such a dedicated and professional in Partnership with Other
 Surrounding Communities,
group of individuals working together to serve this growing community.
Through the combined efforts of our public works crew, fire and police
departments, code enforcement office, and administrative staff, along
with our volunteer firefighters, we strive to provide a safe Borough for
 Gives Back
you to live, work, and play. On Sunday, December 20, 2020 members of the Swissvale
It has been a whirlwind experience in many ways, getting to know the Police Department, in partnership with Edgewood, Forest
Council members, staff, and as many of the residents as possible, given Hills, Wilkins Township, Churchill, Wilkinsburg, Braddock
the short time frame I have been in this role. There are still people Hills, Turtle Creek, and Rankin, passed out Christmas gifts
to meet, and I will continue to do my best to learn as many names to those in need. The drive-up event was held in the parking
and faces as possible. I am continuing to get out into the Borough to lot at Edgewood Town Center with gifts provided by Toys for
familiarize myself with the streets, businesses, and neighbors. My Pittsburgh Tikes. Thank you to everyone who participated!
former municipal experience uniquely situates me to provide the The event was a great success!
Borough with the guidance and knowledge of a well-rounded leader. Volunteers from participating communities
Although there will be new challenges and exciting changes in the
years to come, one thing will remain constant — I am here to serve the
community and its residents to the best of my ability.

Katherine Malsch PSAB Communication
Borough Manager Contest 2020
Borough of Swissvale
 Swissvale Borough is the proud recipient of the following
 2020 awards:
 • Third Place Recognition – Website
 • Third Place Recognition – Borough News Municipal
 Newsletter Contest
 • 2020 Honoree – Social Media
 The judging criteria for Websites includes: content quality;
 Elected Officials Borough Officers Advertising and structure and navigation; layout, design, and visual appeal;
 functionality; interactivity; overall experience; and use of
 Deneen Swartzwelder, Mayor Katherine Malsch, Borough Manager Publishing Requests technology.
 Abigail Salisbury, President Robert L. McTiernan, Solicitor All submissions must be received by the The judging criteria for Newsletters and Social Media
 Weldianne Scales, Vice President first of the month prior to the issue in which includes: content quality; layout, design, and visual appeal;
 it will appear. Please submit all questions/ writing; use of photos; accuracy of information; and
 Christopher Ansell
 materials to news@swissvaleborough.com or timeliness.
 Shawn Alfonso Wells 412.271.7101.
 David Petrarca
 Swissvale Borough would like to thank the PSAB for these
 awards.
 William Price
 Michele Stanton

 Borough Contacts
 Fire, Police, Medical Emergency Police Department (Non-Emergency)

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 Administrative Services 7560 Roslyn Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15218
 911
 7560 Roslyn Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15218
 Fire Department (Non-Emergency)
 412.271.6666 7441 Washington Avenue
 phone: 412.271.7101
 Building, Zoning, and Code Enforcement Culgan Towing, Impounding
 fax: 412.271.5441
 412-271-0345
 Monday - Friday 8:30a - 4:30p
 Public Works, Trash, Recycling
 7400 Irvine Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15218
 412.271.0448
 412.271.7160
 Tax Office, Thomas Barr Funeral Home
 412.271.0350 412.351.3342 Charlie Nied, Supervisor
 Family Owned for 99 Years

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 Swissvale Senior Center Environment
 Public Works

Seniors Always Matter S.A.M.

 Our Mission is to enhance our senior citizens’ lives by providing
 opportunities for fellowship, fun, and food in a friendly and safe Interested in Donating?
 environment that also provids community celebration for special Checks payable to:
 days and holidays. Seniors Always Matter

 Mail to: Seniors Always Matter
Thank you for supporting Seniors Always Matter! Seniors Always Matter (also known c/o Carol Palangio
as S.A.M.) is a 5013C non-profit organization that supports our local seniors and our
Swissvale Senior Center. The non-profit is run by volunteers from our community and all 2023 Noble Street Swissvale, PA 15218
donations support our local seniors. We are grateful for all donations and appreciate your
future donation considerations.

Director, Carol Palangio would like to thank the following individuals / groups for their
donations to Seniors Always Matter. (S.A.M.)
 • Mr. Jordan Marckisotto - Giant
 Eagle Edgewood Town Center
 • Ms. Marilyn Rita Koontz
 Recycling Reminders
 • Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Keteles
 • Ms Aisha Mariner - Giant Swissvale Borough will continue to collect the same recyclables in 2021 • Shredded paper. If you shred paper, the shreddings should be
 • Mr. David Petrarca
 Eagle Edgewood Town Center as we currently collect. Many other municipalities have eliminated the bagged and disposed of with your household trash.
 • Ladies of Charity: St. Joseph collection of glass, certain plastics and other materials but Swissvale will
 • Swissvale Presbyterian Church • Dirty food containers. Cans and jars that contained food products
 the Worker Parish continue to collect these items in the recycling as long as we have a place must be clean and free of food debris. Labels do not have to be
 • Mr. Charlie Nied to dispose them. The Borough would like to remind our residents that
 • Mr. John Bonacci removed. If you don’t want to clean the containers, please dispose
 • Mr. Thomas Barr, Tax there are certain things that cannot be collected in the recycling and will
 • Mr. Alvin G. Rutter of them in your household trash.
 Collector be left behind. These items include:
 • Mr. and Mrs. Ron Suvak • Pizza boxes including the lids. No parts of a pizza box will be collected.
 • Mr. Clyde Wilhelm • Anything that is placed in a plastic bag. Plastic bags are not
 • Clougherty Family and Friends acceptable to use as a means to dispose of your recycling. The • Take-out food containers including Styrofoam or plastic containers
 • Mr. David Mann In loving memory of recycling plant that processes our recyclable materials will not are not recyclable. This also includes pre-packaged food containers
 • Swissvale Borough Officials
 • Swissvale Rotary Madeline Lanni accept recycling in plastic bags of any type including grocery store from the grocery store.
 • Sam and Theresa Maksimchuk bags, trash bags or the blue “recycling” bags that many people • Scrap metal including bed frame rails.
 • Ms. Ann Haines The Swissvale Senior Center lost a dedicated purchase and use to dispose of their recycling. All recyclables
 and loyal friend. Madeline Lanni died on should be loose in your recycling bin. Loose plastic bags are also • No type of food waste of any kind
 October 10, 2020 at the age of 92. She along not acceptable. • Yard waste.
 with her sister, Nancy Pope, were in charge
Merry Christmas to All! of the bingo games at the Swissvale Senior • Cardboard boxes containing Styrofoam. If you purchase a new TV • Compost.
 Center for many years. The two sisters were a or other item that contains Styrofoam in the box, you must remove
We are remembering the good times celebrating the Christmas Holiday at the • Styrofoam and Styrofoam peanuts.
 great asset to our senior center. Madeline will the Styrofoam from the box and dispose of in your household trash
Swissvale Senior Center. Although we are unable to celebrate together, our wishes are be deeply missed. and leave the cardboard box for recycling.
for good health and happiness to all.

 Christmas Tree Recycling
 Christmas Tree Recycling will begin on Monday, January 4, 2021 and
 continue for approximately three weeks. Christmas Trees can be placed at
 the curb with your trash and will be collected by the Department of Public
 Works. All trees will be collected and chipped into mulch. Trees must be
 free of ornaments, lights and tinsel in order to be collected. We will collect
 the trees on your regular trash day unless there is a snow event that requires
 our crews to be plowing and salting the roads. If your tree is not collected
 on your trash day due to weather conditions, it will be collected as soon as
 the weather permits.
Pictured from left to right: Nancy DeMarco, Genny Diana,
Cil Marchitello, Rose Greeley, and Ann Hopwood

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 Environment Employee Spotlight

Swissvale Shade
Tree Advisory
Committee Update
In addition to planting and caring for trees in
Swissvale, the SSTAC strives to educate the
citizens of our borough about the importance
of our community trees. From improving the
quality of the air we breathe, to providing
heat and shade throughout the year, trees
are an important resource for Swissvale.
Knowledge about the Spotted Lanternfly and
the destruction it can cause to our Swissvale
trees is one important way for our citizens to Coconino National Forest, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
support our urban canopy.

 Spotted Lanternfly does not bite or sting, it can lanternfly opens its wings, it reveals a bright red
The Spotted Lanternfly swarm people, making it difficult to be outside underwing. Spotted lanternflies live through the
Invades Western PA in infested areas. The insect causes serious winter only as eggs. Adults lay eggs on trees in
We are always curious about brightly colored or damage in trees including oozing sap, wilting, masses in the late fall, under bark, posts, lawn
unusual looking insects. Unfortunately, they are leaf curling, and tree dieback. In addition to tree furniture, cars, trailers, outdoor grills, and on
often detrimental to our environment. Such is damage, when spotted lanternflies feed, they many other surfaces.
the case of a species recently found in Western excrete a sugary substance, called honeydew, If you find a spotted lanternfly or a suspicious
Pennsylvania, the Spotted Lanternfly. The that encourages the growth of black sooty mold. looking egg mass you should try to collect it
Spotted Lanternfly is an invasive species native Spotted lanternflies go through five stages of and put it into a container filled with alcohol
to China, Bangladesh, and Vietnam. There are growth after hatching from eggs. The first four (rubbing alcohol, hand sanitizer, etc.) to kill
very few predators here and many suitable plant stages are called nymphs, which are incapable of and preserve it, or take a good picture of it.
hosts for the Spotted Lanternfly, making its flight. The young nymphs are black with bright Report your sighting online to the Pennsylvania
population level very problematic. According white spots and are roughly the size of a pencil Department of Agriculture https://extension.
to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, eraser. The next stages of growth are similar, psu.edu/have-you-seen-a-spotted-lanternfly or Holly Kendall Benjamin Stone
it has been found in Allegheny County, in but the nymphs become larger. The fourth stage call Penn State Extension at 1-888-4BADFLY Fire Department Police Department
the city of Pittsburgh, North Versailles, and of spotted lanternflies, prior to adulthood, is (1-888-422-3359).
Monroeville, Wall, and Wilmerding Boroughs. Holly has worked for the Borough since Ben has worked in Swissvale for just two
 vibrantly red with distinct patches of black and What else? Kill it! After taking a picture of it, August of this year. In addition to working months. In his time here, his tasks have
The insect is being very destructive. It eats equally distinct bright white spots. The adult squash it, smash it...just get rid of it. In the fall, here, she works full time as a firefighter with included police matters and serving the
trees, grapes, hops, vegetable plants, flowers, spotted lanternfly is about 1” long. Adults have these bugs lay egg masses with 30-50 eggs each. the airport Fire Department. Some of the day citizens of Swissvale. His favorite part of
and almost any plant in its path. Although the grey wings with black spots. When the spotted These are called bad bugs for a reason. to day tasks for Holly include: responding to the job is working with fellow officers and
 incidents, apparatus and equipment checks, gaining new experiences every day. Ben says
 training, station clean up, and smoke detector that people would be surprised that the police
 installations. Holly says that helping people is answer lots of phone calls.
 the best part of the job and that she likes to When he isn’t working, Ben enjoys lots
 make people feel safer. She thinks that people of outdoor activities. He likes fly fishing,
 would be surprised by the required amount backpacking, and snow skiing. His favorite
 of training and re-training the departments vacation spot is the Holiday Valley Ski
 undergoes. Resort. Ben’s favorite food is a good burger,
 Outside of work, Holly enjoys playing and favorite show is the Fresh Prince of Bel Air,
 watching sports. She has two golden retrievers, and his biggest pet peeve is drivers who
 Simba and Billy. Her favorite food is pizza, refuse to use their turn signals. An actor
 favorite show is Friends, and her biggest pet who could play him in a movie is Jonah Hill.
 peeve is tardiness. Holly once spent five weeks Benjamin is an avid water-skier, and he is
 traveling through Europe. An actress who also a credentialed ship’s captain. His words
 could play her in a movie is Ellen DeGeneres. of wisdom are, “When you treat people the
 Holly’s words of wisdom? “Life is too short, way you want to be treated, your life and work
 live every day like it’s your last.” become easier.”

 Rkillcrazy, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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 Community Happenings Community Happenings

 Borough Calendar*
 1/1 New Year’s Day – Admin Office Closed 2/3 Regular Council Meeting (virtual)
 1/6 Regular Council Meeting (virtual) 2/4 Food Pantry Distribution Day
 1/7 Food Pantry Distribution Day 2/14 Valentine’s Day
 1/21 Food Pantry Distribution Day 2/18 Food Pantry Distribution Day
 1/27 Agenda Meeting (virtual) 2/24 Agenda Meeting (virtual)

 *All events listed in this calendar are subject to cancellation or
 postponement as the COVID-19 Pandemic continues to evolve.

 All Borough Council and Agenda meetings have moved to a virtual format for the time being. Residents who would like to watch a live stream of the
Verizon Wireless to Initiate 5G Project in Swissvale Borough council meetings can visit Facebook.com/Swissvale on the scheduled meeting night.

Verizon Wireless is beginning a project in Swissvale to extend 5G where the proposed utility poles will be located. All are marked “Verizon
wireless service to our residents and businesses in order to provide Wireless Pole”, “VZW Pole” or “Pole”. All of the new poles will be
stronger network reliability, faster downloads, and allow more connected located within the road right-of-way even though it may appear that they
devices on their wireless network. This is especially significant at this are located in your yard. Rotary Club of Swissvale
time when more students are learning virtually, and many people are Although you may not want the new pole near your property, the Borough
working from home. Swissvale Rotary was able to purchase a commercial refrigeration unit for the Swissvale Food
 of Swissvale cannot require that the poles be moved to an alternative
This project will entail the installation of 30 new utility poles with 5G location. Congress has passed legislation that severely restricts the ability Pantry (Swissvale Cares) as a result of grants from Rotary District 7305 and the Greater Pittsburgh
nodes throughout Swissvale. Some of the poles will replace existing of municipalities to regulate these types of installations. The Borough Community Food Bank. Our thanks to Perla’s Appliances Plus for sourcing, delivering and setting
poles and will add the additional equipment necessary for 5G service cannot override Verizon’s decision to situate these poles in the proposed up this unit. If you’d like more information on the club or to join one of their ZOOM events, please
while others will be in new locations where utility poles do not currently locations as each individual pole location is part of a larger project to contact a member or the club through Facebook.
exist. Verizon Wireless has marked the physical locations of the 5G provide the best wireless service to their customers.
poles throughout the Borough with paint or with a stake in the location Pictured (L to R) Nelson Kirksey, Swissvale Food Pantry coordinator; and David Mann, Swissvale
 Rotarian and Food Pantry volunteer.

CityReach Church Swissvale Wilkins School Community Center
New Sermon Series: Regular Worship Schedule: 2020 has been a time like no other for all of us. set-back. We welcome donations online by credit
 Yes, the pandemic has curtailed in person activities card using the DONATE button on our website
The Way of Jesus: The First Christians at the WSCC temporarily. In response, we have wsccpgh.org or by mailing a check to us.
 10:30 a.m. on Sundays hosted several virtual gallery shows and have
Join us as we investigate the first generation of those who followed Jesus Until we can gather together safely, we hope you
 7327 McClure Ave, 15218. offered classes from the comfort of your home.
Christ; their growth as a community, conflict, and everything in between. find joy, peace, and love in the days to come.
 Currently, we are discussing possible formats for
 If you attend our in-person gatherings, please wear a mask for a Rivers of Steel Artists in Residency program this
 the entirety of service. Thank you for being a supporter of the WSCC summer at the WSCC with Bradford Mumpower.
 through the past decade. You’ve attended classes
 You can participate via live stream through our Facebook Through these months, the WSCC has obtained
 and events, volunteered, stocked the little free Donations can be sent to:
 page at: www.facebook.com/cityreachswissvale/live federal emergency loans and grants, greatly
 library, enjoyed the playground, taught classes, reduced staff hours and continues to plan for a safe
 submitted artwork for gallery shows, hosted re-opening. Without regular programming and WSCC
 celebrations, became members, and made events, our future is less certain. Whether you are a
 donations. We miss you and the joy and life that 7604 Charleston Ave
 regular attendee, a neighbor, or just glad the WSCC
 fills the center when you are there. We hope that Swissvale PA 15218
 is here, please consider making a donation to us
 you and your loved ones are well and safe during today. We have enjoyed 37 years of community,
 this trying time. and with your support we can make it through this

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 Library Library

Love Your Library Month Update and Thanks Music (Not) at the Library
 We are pleased to be hosting several fantastic local musical groups who will be serenading us SWISSVALE LIBRARY WILL BE
Due to current COVID levels in our area, the Swissvale Library is open for limited patron Swissvale Library Temporary Hours: digitally this January and February. Enjoy our concerts from the comfort of your own living room, CLOSED on 1/18/21 and 2/15/21. Plan
services at present. Patrons can request items (books, DVDs, CDs) and pick them up in our lobby Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat: 10am-4pm and BYO hot cocoa or alternative beverage! Stay tuned to our Facebook page and website for all your book, CD, and DVD selections
or curbside. Library items can be returned in our outside drop box anytime, or inside the lobby the concert details. accordingly.
 Tues, Thurs: 12-6pm
during our open hours. You can still send print jobs, request a fax or copies, use our WiFi outside,
and order items from any library in the county. We will follow guidance from the county and Sun: Closed Grab and Go Kid’s Craft and STEAM Kits!
state health department as to when it’s safe to allow patrons back inside to use the computers and
browse again. Miss Cece is continuing her Grab-and-Go Kids’ Kits. We have Pre-K activity bags and school-aged
 The library is located at 1800 children’s STEAM kits in the lobby. These are swapped out regularly, so check out our website,
 Monongahela Ave., Swissvale, PA Facebook, or YouTube channel for all the details on what’s currently available.
COVID-19 Support Guides Available At Library 15218, at the corner of McClure and
Need food, housing, or mental health resources? The Swissvale Library has collated a listing of Monongahela
local, county, and state resources available for patrons during times of crisis like now. They are For a complete listing of upcoming programs and events, visit swissvalelibrary.org or call us at
available in the lobby, on the library’s website, or call us at 412.731.2300 to request that we email 412.731.2300.
you a copy.

Swissvale Library’s “Book Bucks” Experience Kits for Local Virtual Programming
Program Resumes for 2021! History Attractions Like Carnegie Free
 We have new virtual programs every week!
 Check out our YouTube channel for preschool
 Library of Swissvale
Guess what? Swissvale Library finally held its If you’re feeling a bit of quarantine fever, you
annual “Book Bucks” Auction in November can now check out an experience kit from sing-alongs and grab-and-go instructions and on Facebook!
2020—and only 6 months late! About two- five local history centers: the Senator John teasers! We also host LIVE Zoom meetings on
thirds of the readers participated, and took Heinz History Center, the Lincoln Highway Thursdays at 4 pm with games and comic book
home much loot. But not all of it—we have Experience, the Air Heritage Museum and read-alouds for tweens and teens. (E-mail Cece at
61 items remaining to add to the new auction McKinley Schoolhouse, and the McKeesport caroc@einetwork.net for the meeting ID,
prizes of 2021. Regional History and Heritage Center. Each kit passcode, and to hear what’s coming up!)
 contains a pass for four FREE ADMISSIONS Additionally, we are adding regular Zoom meetings
Yes, we will hold another auction (sometime)
 to one of the centers, as well as information for elementary school-aged children and tweens
next year. It will be our 21st auction. We will
 about each attraction. You can check out one (time TBD as of this writing), featuring games, And
have the leftover prizes, and much more –
 kit at a time. Loans are for one week only, activities, friends, and fun. Email Miss Cece
toys, books, household items, gift cards, etc. If
 and cannot be renewed. Please return your at caroc@einetwork.net for more information!
you would like to possess any of these items,
 experience kits to the library upon your return.
you can try to win them! (It’s like celebrating
 Happy historical trails to you and three friends!
Christmas, or like shopping without money— Coming Soon: Hotspots 412-271-4234
but you will need to READ BOOKS!) Ask at for Borrowing!
the door for our official “Book Bucks” forms. “Make-It” to-Go Activities
 this Winter! The Swissvale Rotary has made a generous
Then you will earn “Book Bucks.” Sometime
 contribution to the library so our patrons can
in 2021, whenever the virus permits, we will Are you looking for some hands-on fun, a borrow hotspots. We expect them to be available
all have fun together. (Remember: this program family activity, or a new quarantine project sometime in January. They won’t go out in
is for all readers, including grown-ups.) for yourself? We are fortunate to have delivery, rather they will be picked up and
As of now, in-person library programs are not local papermaker and teaching artist, Katy returned to Swissvale Library. They’ll go out
happening. So what can you do this winter? DeMent’s, Make-It to-go kits on offer this fall for three weeks, with no renewals. We’re very
Read books and collect “Book Bucks” to spend at the Swissvale Library. Katy’s delightful pleased to offer this additional service to our
at our 21st annual Book Bucks Auction! Pick kits will include instructions for children patrons. Call for more details.
up a form in the lobby and get reading! and adults, reclaimed *materials, as well as
 digital links and references. These kits are for Book Discussion Groups
 individuals and families of all ages.
Cabin fever getting to you? Here are We have five different book discussion groups
 January’s Make-It kit will be collage self- at the Swissvale Library. One is meeting
a few of the items that you can get at
 portraits. Available mid-January. virtually via Zoom until we are unable to
the Swissvale Library, in addition to
books, movies, and music: February’s Make-It kit is a mystery. Come meet in person, and the others look forward to
 find out! Available mid-February. meeting in person when we can. We love our
 books and the camaraderie of discussing them
Puzzle-of-the-Week Stop by and see what MAKE-IT to-go kits are
 together, but patrons’ health and safety is our
Miss Bonnie creates a paper Puzzle-of-the- available now. Everyone is welcome to take a
 utmost concern. New book lists are available
Week, available in the lobby or inside the kit each month.
 for 2021 selections. See our website or stop
library. One entry per family, return your by the library for a list of books and meeting
completed puzzle by Saturday of each week, for dates. All are welcome to participate.
a small prize. Even if you don’t return them for a
prize, keep yourself mentally sharp!

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 Thank you for making
 Swissvale one of the
 best places to live,
 work, and play.

 Happy New Year!