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Pittsburgh, PA (PRWEB) October 03, 2014

Pittsburgh-based Busy Beaver opens its Lawrenceville location at 4743 Plummer Street., Pittsburgh, PA 15201 with a Grand Opening event on Saturday, October 11, from 10 am until 7 pm. The new 23,000 sf location is the 15th store for the home improvement center chain, which was founded in 1962. It is also the first new Busy Beaver store to open in eight years. The Lawrenceville location will employ 15 full-time, with additional part-time seasonal positions.

Store Opening Marks a New Chapter for Busy Beaver Lawrenceville is such a vibrant, exciting neighborhood, and we are thrilled to become a neighbor in this community, said Joe Kallen, chief executive officer, Busy Beaver. Opening this store marks the start of a new chapter for Busy Beaver. First and foremost, we are putting our renewed customer service pledge into action here, and at all our stores. Were also making in-store changes so customers can count on easily finding what they want and getting expert help, every time they visit.

The new store reflects the companys unwavering approach to delivering a customer-friendly store experience that solves problems for DIYers and supports local contractors. This includes stocking merchandise specific to local residents unique neighborhood needs. For instance, the Lawrenceville store includes a full selection of bicycle accessories and carries above-door awnings that fit the architectural style of neighborhood homes. Tool rental is also available.

The Lawrenceville store is also presenting new or expanded product lines, which will roll out to Busy Beavers additional locations in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia. In addition to the lawn and garden, paint, hardware, plumbing and bath, electrical and building materials departments, customers will find a new line of luxury vinyl plank flooring, for example.

Lawrenceville Oct. 11 Grand Opening Event Busy Beaver Lawrenceville will host a Grand Opening event on Saturday, October 11th from 10 am to 7 pm. The festivities start with a 10 am board-cutting ceremony featuring the Honorable Mayor of Pittsburgh William Peduto and PA State Senator Jim Ferlo; with Lawrenceville community leaders and Joe Kallen, CEO, Busy Beaver.

The first fifty Grand Opening guests arriving at 10 a.m. will receive a $10 Busy Beaver gift card. Visitors have the chance to win more gift cards by touring the new store and participating in a Hidden Treasures scavenger hunt.

At noon, kids and community activities begin, including refreshments, games, face painting and a WDVE-FM remote, featuring Val Porter and the DVE Prize Wheel. Guests will also meet adoptable animals from the Animal Rescue League and other neighborhood groups. Entertainment includes DJ Zombo, throughout the day; 5 pm music performance by Broke Stranded & Ugly (Bluegrass/Jamgrass); and a 6 pm music performance by Chrome Moses (Rock & Roll).

Home improvement experts will conduct the following Do-It-Yourself (DIY) seminars* through the day: 12:00 pm: Choose the Best Furnace Filter for Your Home 12:20 pm: Overview of Ortho and Miracle Gro Products 12:40 pm: Learn more about Tomcat Rodent Control Products 1:00 pm: Pavestone Patio Stone Installation 1:20 pm: How to Use Stormblaster Extreme Weather Caulking; Benefits of Ceiling Solutions Paint; How to Choose an Applicator 1:40 pm: How to Repair and Prevent Leaks with Rustoleum Leak Seal 2:00 pm: Water Heater Basics 2:20 pm: How to Install an Exterior Door 2:40 pm: How to Install a Storm Door 3:00 pm: How to Use Rustoleum Neverwet Liquid Repelling Treatment 3:20 pm: How to Use Minwax Wood Finish Stain & Fast Drying Polyurethane 3:40 pm: How to Use Stormblaster Extreme Weather Caulking; Benefits of Ceiling Solutions Paint; How to Choose an Applicator

*Schedule subject to change. Visit http://www.busybeaver.com for Grand Opening schedule details.

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GLASTONBURY The patio overlook and handicapped accessible ramp at the new boathouse will be unavailable for the next few weeks as the town addresses drainage issues due to a high water table.

Town Manager Richard J. Johnson said Friday that geotechnical experts have recommended the town install additional below grade drainage to relieve groundwater pressure that is causing an area of the patio to sink.

"We have groundwater where we don't want it and will open up a trench to fix it," Johnson said of a project that will begin Monday. "It's something you wish was identified earlier. It's obviously something you don't want to continue."

The $12 million Riverfront Park expansion had its grand opening celebration a week ago. The project includes a boathouse/banquet facility, motorized boat launch, canoe and kayak launch, lighted basketball court, picnic pavilions, skating area, playgrounds a fountain and trails.

Although the rear patio and access to the upper portion of the boathouse will be closed, the remainder of the park is open to the public, Johnson said. He also noted that the boat launch will not be opened this fall as expected. The boat launch docks failed to meet the town's specifications and had to be re-ordered. The gaps between the docks were too wide and were considered a safety hazard.

"There was a potential for people to get hurt," Johnson said. "We will have them ready for the spring. These things are unfortunate, but these things are going to happen during a large construction project. It's not uncommon that you find things after construction.

"It's frustrating," he added. "You just hope for the best. We are responding and working our way through things."

Town Council Chairman Stewart "Chip" Beckett III said the news was "very disappointing."

"On the other hand, you are digging next to a river that was once an industrial area," he said of the location that was once an oil tank farm. "We aren't panicking. We aren't getting excited. It's just challenging when you are working along a riverbank and any number of things can go wrong."

Beckett said the news is disheartening especially after the "homerun" of Saturday's opening.

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LONG HILL TWP. Dangerous sidewalks have caught the attention of Township Committee members, who discussed the matter at their Wednesday, Sept. 24 meeting, with emphasis on walkways on Long Hill and Northfield roads, leading up to Millington School.

The sidewalks need to be replaced. They are becoming a hazard, said Department of Public Works (DPW) Director Tom Sweeney.

Township Administrator Neil Henry said the town could transfer money from its operating budget after Nov. 1 or declare an emergency to the state and dip into its surplus. The town would have to pay off the money used to fix the sidewalks before budgeting for 2015.

Henry and Sweeney were not optimistic that anything could be done during the 2014 budgeted year. However, Sweeny seemed a bit more hopeful of tackling the project in 2015.

We already did road analysis for 2015, and Im going to come under with my roads. We have caught up with a lot of roads and paving, so what I originally estimated is a little higher than what were going to be, so we might be able to work these sidewalks in, said Sweeny

Sweeny gave some insight on why it is difficult to fund sidewalk repairs, pointing out that it is harder to get grants to fix sidewalks than it is for roads, and that the town was unsuccessful in obtaining a sidewalk grant last year.

Sweeney said that when applying for the grants, he had estimates of under $200,000 to fix the sidewalks. The sidewalks in question are black top and would have to be replaced with cement. There are also some parts that are high up and would have to be leveled and supported with a retaining wall.

They need to be replaced. They were originally cement sidewalks that were replaced by the road department in the 70s due to a lot of tree roots coming through. Back then they replaced it with black top, probably for cost savings. It has been 40 years for a lot of them, said Sweeney.

There were small steps introduced on what the DPW and town could do in the interim.

Sweeney provided two quick remedies that would fix a small portion of the problem. He said that the DPW could patch whatever potholes are in the sidewalks for now, as well as put up a barrier on Northfield Road to make it safe for both pedestrians and drivers.

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October 3, 2014 - ECHL (ECHL) Reading Royals Reading, PA - The Reading Royals of the ECHL, affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers of the NHL and Lehigh Valley Phantoms of the AHL, the SMG-Managed Santander Arena and the Reading Downtown Improvement District (DID), today announced details of an expanded partnership designed to improve the experience of patrons attending Royals' games in Reading this season.

At all Royals' home games this season, three DID Ambassadors will be exclusively assigned to the Santander Arena area, including the parking decks operated by the Reading Parking Authority and the walkways in and around the Arena stretching across the 700 to 800 blocks of Penn and Cherry streets. The DID Ambassadors, who employ state-of-the-art mobile GPS positioning and communication devices while performing their tasks in the downtown area, will use three different types of transportation, including DID's pick-up truck, a 4x4 vehicle, and a Segway(r), to facilitate their efforts to meet, greet and assist patrons before, during and after Royals' games.

"The Royals are excited to announce this enhanced partnership with the Downtown Improvement District," said Royals' President Drew Bell. "We want to assure everyone attending Royals' games this year that we're taking all available steps to help fans enjoy their entire experience-from driveway to driveway. We're committed to giving our fans this peace of mind, and we're confident that the DID Ambassadors will add to the comfort level experienced by our fans. We particularly want to thank Chuck Broad and his crew at DID for their efforts, as well as our close partners at Santander Arena, all of whom are committed to the effort to provide a safe, secure and fun downtown experience."

"We are certainly appreciative of all that the DID Ambassadors do for our downtown community," said David Farrar, General Manager of the SMG-Managed Santander Arena. "We want patrons coming to Santander Arena to know how much we appreciate their decision to support events being held at our downtown Reading facilities. We are constantly trying to put a personal touch on our efforts to meet, greet, assist, and thank people for coming to the downtown area, and the DID Ambassadors do an exceptional job of reminding our patrons how appreciative we are of their support of events being held in our city."

"The Reading Downtown Improvement District is dedicated to the safety, security, and cleanliness of the entire downtown area," said Chuck Broad, Executive Director of DID. "The Royals and Santander Arena are critical participants in the continuing growth and improvement in the quality of life in our downtown community, and it's imperative that patrons are able to fully enjoy events at the Arena. Particularly with the ongoing construction of the DoubleTree Hotel project, DID is totally committed to work with the Royals and Santander Arena to make sure that persons walking within the Penn Street corridor and surrounding parking decks feel completely comfortable in this area."

Established in 1995, the Reading DID is dedicated to creating a more vital, productive and commercially active downtown environment. The DID is comprised of Cleaning and Safety Ambassadors, who provide a wide variety of services including removal of litter, graffiti, weed abatement, sidewalk pressure washing and special projects. Created as a managed approach to enhance downtown's physical environment, the DID cleaning program has proven to be an effective way to reduce litter, improve the public's image of downtown and encourage community involvement in all downtown events.

DID Safety Ambassadors are on the streets six days a week, providing public safety and helpful information. They work with street level businesses, provide information to visitors, workers and residents as well as report on potential and actual emergencies that require police, fire and/or EMS services. Safety Ambassadors provide services such as bicycle and Segway(r) patrols, business checks in the downtown area, safety escorts, and event support.

The Royals open the 2014-15 season on Saturday, October 18, at WesBanco Arena in Wheeling, West Virginia, where the team will face the Wheeling Nailers. The home portion of the schedule will kick off the following Saturday (October 25, 2014 @ 7:05 p.m.) when the Elmira Jackals travel to Santander Arena. Royals' season tickets are currently available. Call 610-898-7825 for more information or log onto http://www.royalshockey.com.

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