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Sewickley woman who stole from employer to pay for mom’s care gets prison

A Sewickley woman who pleaded guilty to taking almost $81,000 from the nonprofit where she worked will spend two months in federal prison. Judith Hetzell, 64, pleaded guilty in July to seven counts of bank fraud stemming from her employment with Federated Guardians where she served as the business manager.

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