Texas Family Finds Nostalgic Waystation in North Belle Vernon
Paglia, Ron, Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
One of the first things Shannon Lackey did when she learned that her husband, Wes, would be working on a project at Pittsburgh International Airport was to launch a search for housing in the region.
She didn't expect that quest to lead to North Belle Vernon.
"We looked at hotels and motels as well as private rental properties, but the costs were extremely high for a family of five," Lackey said. "Then I found Melanie's Web site, called her and knew her guesthouse was exactly what we needed.
"It's been a godsend to us."
Wes, an electrician, and Shannon are the parents of three children -- daughter Kody, 10, and sons Payton, 8, and Ethan, 6. They …
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Article title: Texas Family Finds Nostalgic Waystation in North Belle Vernon.
Contributors: Paglia, Ron - Author.
Newspaper title: Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
Publication date: November 15, 2009.
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