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It’s a love story created at a bookstore, but not sold there
WASHINGTON, Pa. This is a 22-year-old love story created at Barnes & Noble, but not sold there. It began Oct. 2, 1998, at the national bookstore chain’s Kansas City store. Sharon Irwin, an employee of several months, turned 26 that day, creating a buzz among her co-workers. Eric Vajentic had just been hired. He was turning a page in his life, getting acclimated to a new area after moving from Iowa.
It’s a love story created at a bookstore, but not sold there
WASHINGTON, Pa. This is a 22-year-old love story created at Barnes & Noble, but not sold there. It began Oct. 2, 1998, at the national bookstore chain’s Kansas City store. Sharon Irwin, an employee of several months, turned 26 that day, creating a buzz among her co-workers. Eric Vajentic had just been hired. He was turning a page in his life, getting acclimated to a new area after moving from Iowa.
It’s a love story created at a bookstore, but not sold there
WASHINGTON, Pa. This is a 22-year-old love story created at Barnes & Noble, but not sold there. It began Oct. 2, 1998, at the national bookstore chain’s Kansas City store. Sharon Irwin, an employee of several months, turned 26 that day, creating a buzz among her co-workers. Eric Vajentic had just been hired. He was turning a page in his life, getting acclimated to a new area after moving from Iowa.
It’s a love story created at a bookstore, but not sold there
WASHINGTON, Pa. This is a 22-year-old love story created at Barnes & Noble, but not sold there. It began Oct. 2, 1998, at the national bookstore chain’s Kansas City store. Sharon Irwin, an employee of several months, turned 26 that day, creating a buzz among her co-workers. Eric Vajentic had just been hired. He was turning a page in his life, getting acclimated to a new area after moving from Iowa.
It’s a love story created at a bookstore, but not sold there
WASHINGTON, Pa. This is a 22-year-old love story created at Barnes & Noble, but not sold there. It began Oct. 2, 1998, at the national bookstore chain’s Kansas City store. Sharon Irwin, an employee of several months, turned 26 that day, creating a buzz among her co-workers. Eric Vajentic had just been hired. He was turning a page in his life, getting acclimated to a new area after moving from Iowa.
It’s a love story created at a bookstore, but not sold there
WASHINGTON, Pa. This is a 22-year-old love story created at Barnes & Noble, but not sold there. It began Oct. 2, 1998, at the national bookstore chain’s Kansas City store. Sharon Irwin, an employee of several months, turned 26 that day, creating a buzz among her co-workers. Eric Vajentic had just been hired. He was turning a page in his life, getting acclimated to a new area after moving from Iowa.
50 years later, murder of the Yablonskis still resonates
CLARKSVILLE, Pa. The clock was rapidly ticking down on what had been a tumultuous, violent decade. Joseph “Jock” Yablonski was in his bed at the fieldstone farmhouse he lived in on the edge of Clarksville in the small hours of Dec. 31, 1969. Before retiring for the night, the fiery coal miner and union reform advocate had ventured to Vestaburg to attend a visitation at a funeral home for the mother of a friend.
50 years later, murder of the Yablonskis still resonates
CLARKSVILLE, Pa. The clock was rapidly ticking down on what had been a tumultuous, violent decade. Joseph “Jock” Yablonski was in his bed at the fieldstone farmhouse he lived in on the edge of Clarksville in the small hours of Dec. 31, 1969. Before retiring for the night, the fiery coal miner and union reform advocate had ventured to Vestaburg to attend a visitation at a funeral home for the mother of a friend.
50 years later, murder of the Yablonskis still resonates
CLARKSVILLE, Pa. The clock was rapidly ticking down on what had been a tumultuous, violent decade. Joseph “Jock” Yablonski was in his bed at the fieldstone farmhouse he lived in on the edge of Clarksville in the small hours of Dec. 31, 1969. Before retiring for the night, the fiery coal miner and union reform advocate had ventured to Vestaburg to attend a visitation at a funeral home for the mother of a friend.
50 years later, murder of the Yablonskis still resonates
CLARKSVILLE, Pa. The clock was rapidly ticking down on what had been a tumultuous, violent decade. Joseph “Jock” Yablonski was in his bed at the fieldstone farmhouse he lived in on the edge of Clarksville in the small hours of Dec. 31, 1969. Before retiring for the night, the fiery coal miner and union reform advocate had ventured to Vestaburg to attend a visitation at a funeral home for the mother of a friend.
50 years later, murder of the Yablonskis still resonates
CLARKSVILLE, Pa. The clock was rapidly ticking down on what had been a tumultuous, violent decade. Joseph “Jock” Yablonski was in his bed at the fieldstone farmhouse he lived in on the edge of Clarksville in the small hours of Dec. 31, 1969. Before retiring for the night, the fiery coal miner and union reform advocate had ventured to Vestaburg to attend a visitation at a funeral home for the mother of a friend.
50 years later, murder of the Yablonskis still resonates
CLARKSVILLE, Pa. The clock was rapidly ticking down on what had been a tumultuous, violent decade. Joseph “Jock” Yablonski was in his bed at the fieldstone farmhouse he lived in on the edge of Clarksville in the small hours of Dec. 31, 1969. Before retiring for the night, the fiery coal miner and union reform advocate had ventured to Vestaburg to attend a visitation at a funeral home for the mother of a friend.
50 years later, murder of the Yablonskis still resonates
CLARKSVILLE, Pa. The clock was rapidly ticking down on what had been a tumultuous, violent decade. Joseph “Jock” Yablonski was in his bed at the fieldstone farmhouse he lived in on the edge of Clarksville in the small hours of Dec. 31, 1969. Before retiring for the night, the fiery coal miner and union reform advocate had ventured to Vestaburg to attend a visitation at a funeral home for the mother of a friend.
50 years later, murder of the Yablonskis still resonates
CLARKSVILLE, Pa. The clock was rapidly ticking down on what had been a tumultuous, violent decade. Joseph “Jock” Yablonski was in his bed at the fieldstone farmhouse he lived in on the edge of Clarksville in the small hours of Dec. 31, 1969. Before retiring for the night, the fiery coal miner and union reform advocate had ventured to Vestaburg to attend a visitation at a funeral home for the mother of a friend.
Indian population makes a mark in Pennsylvania
SOUTH FAYETTE, Pa. They love the vibrant movies and music that spring from their homeland, but they also follow the Pittsburgh Steelers with the same devotion as someone schooled in black-and-gold lore since birth. Asmita Srivastava and her husband, Ajay, have called South Fayette Township home for more than a decade. They live in a quiet, family-packed subdivision just over the line that separates Allegheny County from Washington County.
Indian population makes a mark in Pennsylvania
SOUTH FAYETTE, Pa. They love the vibrant movies and music that spring from their homeland, but they also follow the Pittsburgh Steelers with the same devotion as someone schooled in black-and-gold lore since birth. Asmita Srivastava and her husband, Ajay, have called South Fayette Township home for more than a decade. They live in a quiet, family-packed subdivision just over the line that separates Allegheny County from Washington County.
Indian population makes a mark in Pennsylvania
SOUTH FAYETTE, Pa. They love the vibrant movies and music that spring from their homeland, but they also follow the Pittsburgh Steelers with the same devotion as someone schooled in black-and-gold lore since birth. Asmita Srivastava and her husband, Ajay, have called South Fayette Township home for more than a decade. They live in a quiet, family-packed subdivision just over the line that separates Allegheny County from Washington County.
Indian population makes a mark in Pennsylvania
SOUTH FAYETTE, Pa. They love the vibrant movies and music that spring from their homeland, but they also follow the Pittsburgh Steelers with the same devotion as someone schooled in black-and-gold lore since birth. Asmita Srivastava and her husband, Ajay, have called South Fayette Township home for more than a decade. They live in a quiet, family-packed subdivision just over the line that separates Allegheny County from Washington County.
Indian population makes a mark in Pennsylvania
SOUTH FAYETTE, Pa. They love the vibrant movies and music that spring from their homeland, but they also follow the Pittsburgh Steelers with the same devotion as someone schooled in black-and-gold lore since birth. Asmita Srivastava and her husband, Ajay, have called South Fayette Township home for more than a decade. They live in a quiet, family-packed subdivision just over the line that separates Allegheny County from Washington County.
Indian population makes a mark in Pennsylvania
SOUTH FAYETTE, Pa. They love the vibrant movies and music that spring from their homeland, but they also follow the Pittsburgh Steelers with the same devotion as someone schooled in black-and-gold lore since birth. Asmita Srivastava and her husband, Ajay, have called South Fayette Township home for more than a decade. They live in a quiet, family-packed subdivision just over the line that separates Allegheny County from Washington County.
Indian population makes a mark in Pennsylvania
SOUTH FAYETTE, Pa. They love the vibrant movies and music that spring from their homeland, but they also follow the Pittsburgh Steelers with the same devotion as someone schooled in black-and-gold lore since birth. Asmita Srivastava and her husband, Ajay, have called South Fayette Township home for more than a decade. They live in a quiet, family-packed subdivision just over the line that separates Allegheny County from Washington County.
Indian population makes a mark in Pennsylvania
SOUTH FAYETTE, Pa. They love the vibrant movies and music that spring from their homeland, but they also follow the Pittsburgh Steelers with the same devotion as someone schooled in black-and-gold lore since birth. Asmita Srivastava and her husband, Ajay, have called South Fayette Township home for more than a decade. They live in a quiet, family-packed subdivision just over the line that separates Allegheny County from Washington County.
Chartiers man has inside story on safecracking
HOUSTON, Pa. Teaching teens to work with their hands was the mission of the late Harry Watters, a longtime industrial arts instructor at Canon-McMillan High School. It's not certain how many talented crafters he helped to develop, but there is little doubt who is the most accomplished. A kid from a neighboring school district.
Chartiers man has inside story on safecracking
HOUSTON, Pa. Teaching teens to work with their hands was the mission of the late Harry Watters, a longtime industrial arts instructor at Canon-McMillan High School. It's not certain how many talented crafters he helped to develop, but there is little doubt who is the most accomplished. A kid from a neighboring school district.
Chartiers man has inside story on safecracking
HOUSTON, Pa. Teaching teens to work with their hands was the mission of the late Harry Watters, a longtime industrial arts instructor at Canon-McMillan High School. It's not certain how many talented crafters he helped to develop, but there is little doubt who is the most accomplished. A kid from a neighboring school district.
Chartiers man has inside story on safecracking
HOUSTON, Pa. Teaching teens to work with their hands was the mission of the late Harry Watters, a longtime industrial arts instructor at Canon-McMillan High School. It's not certain how many talented crafters he helped to develop, but there is little doubt who is the most accomplished. A kid from a neighboring school district.
Chartiers man has inside story on safecracking
HOUSTON, Pa. Teaching teens to work with their hands was the mission of the late Harry Watters, a longtime industrial arts instructor at Canon-McMillan High School. It's not certain how many talented crafters he helped to develop, but there is little doubt who is the most accomplished. A kid from a neighboring school district.
Chartiers man has inside story on safecracking
HOUSTON, Pa. Teaching teens to work with their hands was the mission of the late Harry Watters, a longtime industrial arts instructor at Canon-McMillan High School. It's not certain how many talented crafters he helped to develop, but there is little doubt who is the most accomplished. A kid from a neighboring school district.
Chartiers man has inside story on safecracking
HOUSTON, Pa. Teaching teens to work with their hands was the mission of the late Harry Watters, a longtime industrial arts instructor at Canon-McMillan High School. It's not certain how many talented crafters he helped to develop, but there is little doubt who is the most accomplished. A kid from a neighboring school district.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
Wrestling Wonsettlers are now getting physical with therapy
SCENERY HILL, Pa. Cliff Wonsettler had wrestled with the idea for a while. "From the time I was in physical therapy school, I wanted to do something like this," he said, relaxing for a few moments inside his own PT facility. Wonsettler has been a physical therapist for more than a decade, mostly in the Seattle area.
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