Cleaning Up the Town

Presto-Sygan Road got a much-needed cleaning in early April, thanks to a handful of volunteers who redded up the roadside as part of Pennsylvania’s Great Cleanup Day. Amy Smith, president of the South Fayette Conservation Group, says the volunteers ended up with 25 trash bags full of litter, containing “everything from beer cans to lots of those new McDonald’s premium coffee cups. I even found someone’s ATM card.” Residents tidied up the township again a few weeks later for South Fayette’s official Cleanup Day.

Clockwise, from top left: Maureen Berlyngeri, Keri Rebuck, Amy Smith, and Cindy Cox help clean up South Fayette.

FEATURES

Hurdling to Victory

Thanks to Coach Heiser Who Came Back From the Future to Save SF’s Athletic Program



Cover Focus
Freshman hurdler Josh Godwin during a recent meet.

South Fayette Rocks with Footloose
The musical story of a town’s toe-tapping transformation.

Cleaning Up
Volunteers were out in force this spring tidying up sections of South Fayette.

Landfill Power
How Waste Management keeps your trash out of sight and turns garbage into clean energy.

Special Needs
The school district has created a unique learning opportunity for one particular student.

History: Part One
Brushing up on South Fayette’s intriguing past.

History: Part Two
Honoring SF’s fallen in America’s wars.

Cupcakes for Seniors
When kids team up to cook food for seniors, you can bet the result is likely to be mouthwatering.

Message From the Superintendent

Sixth-grader Recognized

Green Machine Wins
“Best School Band”