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Pittsburgh police rescue 1-year-old buckled into stolen car
By Matthew SantoniPittsburgh police safely recovered a 1-year-old boy who was sitting alone in a parked car that was stolen …
Top Sports
Rossi: Crosby’s debt to NHL paid in full
By Rob RossiCOLUMBUS, Ohio Sidney Crosby’s first decade in the NHL is almost over. And here is …
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Storm could drop 4-6 inches of snow on Pittsburgh area
By Aaron AupperleeA major Northeast snowstorm is expected to drop 4 to 6 inches on the Pittsburgh region as early …
- Storm could drop 4-6 inches of snow on Pittsburgh area
- Pittsburgh police seek North Side carjacking suspect
- Grandview development plan inches ahead in Mt. Washington
- ‘Free’ wine kiosk initiative costs state Liquor Control Board $300K
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Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh doubles goal with $230M pledged in largest fundraiser
By Rick WillsThe Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh raised more than double its goal in the largest fundraising effort it has undertaken, church officials said Sunday. The five-year Campaign for The Church Alive! set a goal of $125 million. More than $230 million …
- Youngwood officials to submit drawings to state agency that orders playground work stoppage
- PennDOT has to complete acquisition of 4 parcels, take down trees for New Stanton interchange on I-70
- Greensburg YMCA plans to restore front porch to 1913 look
- Bids expected for demolition of Monsour Medical Center in Jeannette
- Woman killed in Washington Township crash
Westmoreland
Delmont man blogs about industrial history of region, exploring long-cold coke ovens
By Mary PickelsCrunching a quarter-mile across an abandoned, snow-covered stretch of Pennsylvania Railroad tracks near Armbrust, Mike Mance led visitors to the former Hester Coke Works. The dozens of long-cold beehive ovens …
- Energy-saving tactics pay off in Green Workplace Challenge
- Energy Spotlight: Adam Pope
- Grandview development plan inches ahead in Mt. Washington
- ‘Free’ wine kiosk initiative costs state Liquor Control Board $300K
- Long-term solution for wastewater disposal eludes shale gas industry
Business
Energy companies vie for experienced workers with skills in high demand
By Katelyn FerralSpecialized, experienced engineers are becoming a tough get in Western Pennsylvania as the gas drilling industry outpaces the growth of an experienced talent pool. Stock awards, sign-on bonuses, unlimited vacation …
- Review: ‘Rodelinda’ a big success for Pittsburgh Opera
- ‘Birdman’ tops SAG Awards, Redmayne upsets Keaton
- ‘Art Inter/National’ exhibit is an impressive showcase
- Pittsburgh Public Theater’s ‘My Fair Lady’ a steep climb
Arts & Entertainment
Bloomfield bookstore owner bucks naysayers
By Rege BeheWhen Lesley Rains decided to become a bookseller in 2011, she was bucking a few trends. Bookstores — especially small, independent bookstores — were closing in droves. Ebooks, convenient and …
- Pittsburgh Film Office warms up with pre-Oscar party
- Beatlemania rocks Jefferson Hospital gala held on Pittsburgh’s North Shore
- Friday Evening Music Club hosts student recital in Greensburg
- Auction watch: Internet-only auction includes estate-sale bounty
- Film props, much more can be found at North Hills antiques shop
- Road Trip! Destination: New York’s Finger Lakes region
Lifestyles
Highlands Prom Fashion Show is charity fundraiser
By Joyce HanzCatch a sneak peak of the season’s upcoming prom styles as Highlands High School hosts its inaugural Prom Fashion Show on Jan. 31 in the high-school auditorium. The event is …
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Adding more fuel to racial fire
By Michelle MalkinCOLORADO SPRINGS From the liberal media’s coverage of my beautiful adopted hometown, you’d think we live in a KKK-infested hotbed where every person of color fears for his or her life. Take a look at these ominous headlines: • “Bombing …
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