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More than three months after a drunken driver destroyed her pickup, beloved North Side gardener Becky Coger gets a new truck.
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Overnight snow delaying schools in western Pennsylvania
By The Associated Press 7:51 a.m.Overnight snows were delaying classes at more than 200 western Pennsylvania schools, though major arteries were mostly clear …
Top Sports
Rossi: In Super city, everything but football matters
By Rob RossiPHOENIX A former heavyweight champion broke down Seattle’s defense while a former world championship coach …
Editor's Picks
Rod McKuen, mega-selling poet and performer, dies at 81
By The Associated Press 7:24 a.m.NEW YORK — Rod McKuen, the husky-voiced “King of Kitsch” whose avalanche of music, verse …
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- Endowment of $3.49B makes University of Pittsburgh 25th richest in U.S.
- Highmark members to keep maternity care at UPMC’s Magee in 2015
- State senator seeks coverage numbers from 5 insurers
Allegheny
Beloved North Side gardener gets new truck, paid for by her neighbors
By Chris TogneriBecky Coger still doesn’t understand all the fuss. More than three months after a drunken driver destroyed her ancient little pickup, Coger shook her head as she stood next to …
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- 3 in Westmoreland charged in painkiller ring
- Westmoreland County settles with fired public defender
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- Braddock man held for trial in Jeannette assault, robbery
Westmoreland
Rostraver Democrat aims for 1 of 3 open spots on Westmoreland County bench
By Rich CholodofskyChris Huffman of Rostraver has announced he will be a candidate this year to serve as judge on Westmoreland County’s Court of Common Pleas. “I can use my experience in …
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- BNY Mellon is putting iconic Citizens Bank Tower up for sale
- Kennametal plans plant closings, job cuts in fallout from oil and gas decline
- Wolf signs ban on new drilling beneath state land
- Judge orders nonprofit tax form release in case against IRS
Business
BNY Mellon expands role for treasury exec
By Chris FleisherBank of New York Mellon has appointed the head of its treasury services to an expanded role leading its regional operations in Pittsburgh. Ian Stewart will succeed Vince Sands as chairman of BNY Mellon Pennsylvania in March and will relocate …
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- Review: Cotillard shines in Dardennes’ moving social drama
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- ‘Pittsburgh Dad’ book to include best Yinzer rants
- Memorial reading in Bloomfield to honor award-winning poet Kinnell
- City Theatre production of ‘Mr. Joy’ explores race, class
Arts & Entertainment
Review: ‘A Most Violent Year’ speaks softly, carries much menace
By Roger MooreAbel Morales is an honorable man. He wants to run his heating-oil delivery business above board. But his company, which he bought out from his father-in-law, has mobsters, underhanded competitors …
- Trendy jumpsuits are heating up red carpets 7:27 a.m.
- Fashion FYI: Exhibit of Mario Epanya’s fashion photos to end in Highland Park
- Hotel Monaco creative director: Whimsical decor requires open mind 7:27 a.m.
- Kitten Bowl II could be winner by a whisker Super Bowl Sunday
Lifestyles
First Draft: Local brewers craft friendships, hash out new recipes
By Chris TogneriTwo lawyers, a college professor and a brewmaster walk into a low-ceiling basement. The start of a weird and probably creepy joke? Not at all. It’s exactly what happened last …
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- Pittsburgh schools that work
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Featured Commentary
Defense against demagogues
By Walter Williams 8:30 a.m.When gasoline sold at record prices, Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., said, “I think it’s time to say to these people, ‘Stop ripping off the American people.’” When the average price of regular gas was close to $4 a gallon, Sen. …
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