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NEW IN TOWNTotal Home RenovationsImperial area resident Charles Selinsky announces the launchof his new construction company, Total Home Renovations. Bornand raised in Imperial, Charles built his own home from theground up in the Clinton area nine years ago.Prior to starting his new company, Charles accumulated morethan 20 years of experience working for Wyndham Construction,Ryan Homes, and Mid-State Builders.He said, “My goal is to provide quality craftsmanship at anaffordable price, and keeping the work environment clean andsafe for both the homeowner and the workers.”Charles offers potential customers the opportunity to receive afree estimate. He has available photos of his work and can alsoprovide references.Among the projects Charles can provide are decks, additions,gamerooms, bathrooms, kitchens, roofs, ceramic and hardwoodfloors, electrical, and plumbing. He holds a license from the Stateof Pennsylvania.It’s Now Called“Pittsburgh Botanic Garden”To more clearly define the future botanic garden that will emerge onproperty adjacent to Settler’s Cabin Park in North Fayette and CollierTownships, the garden’s board of directors recently renamed the garden fromThe Botanic Garden of Western Pennsylvania to Pittsburgh Botanic Garden.Board member Nancy Mills said that one of the reasons for the namechange was to allow it to be identified more clearly in search engines onlineand to also give it the prominence it deserves as a major destination in thePittsburgh region.Pittsburgh Botanic Garden is a work in progress. Once complete, it will be amajor destination spot such as other gardens of its stature across the nation.For more information about its progress and activities, visit the Web site atwww.botanicgardenwpa.org.Take a Chance to Win a New CarFor more information, contact Charles at (724) 899-3726 or(412) 953-4743.WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED!We serve the airport area with three distinct community magazines,all mailed free into the homes across 14 area communities.To learn more about our publications, call 724.695.3968 orvisit our Web site at: www.alleghenywestmagazine.com.ABOVE: The student body of Holy Trinity School, located in RobinsonTownship, gathers around their exciting new fundraiser -- this 2010Sebring car. The winning ticket will be pulled on August 7 at HolyTrinity’s annual festival. To win this beautiful car, stop by the booth infront of the school to purchase a ticket or call (412) 722-6124. For moreinformation, visit the Web site, www.htscardrawing.com.June 2010 Allegheny West Magazine 21