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Breaking News
Christian day camp in Somerset County sued over sexual assault
By Adam Brandolph 10:18 p.m.Officials at a Christian-themed day camp in Somerset County allowed a counselor with a history of sexual abuse …
- Penn Hills superintendent resigns 10:09 p.m.
Top Sports
Crosby banned from Jets game because he missed All-Star Game
By Josh Yohe 10:12 p.m.Head coach Mike Johnston didn’t even know about the policy. Neither did right wing Craig …
- LeBeau won’t join Cardinals coaching staff 10:14 p.m.
Editor's Picks
Bloomfield bookstore owner bucks naysayers
By Rege BeheWhen Lesley Rains decided to become a bookseller in 2011, she was bucking a few …
- Penn Hills superintendent resigns 10:09 p.m.
- Mt. Lebanon board awards contract to trap, euthanize deer 9:36 p.m.
- Three arrested in armed robbery in Lawrenceville 9:42 p.m.
- Hillview Street in Overbrook to be closed until Feb. 9 7:15 p.m.
Allegheny
Funeral for Joey Fabus, honorary Bethel Park police officer, draws crowd
By Matthew Santoni 10:18 p.m.Joey Fabus’ father, David, laid the little blue police cap from Joey’s uniform atop the casket at his funeral Monday in St. Bernard Parish in Mt. Lebanon. Joey, 8, was …
- New Year’s Eve sales set LCB record 9:42 p.m.
- Westmoreland County adds 5 caseworker positions as child abuse cases increase
- Murrysville Atria’s damaged by fire
- 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
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 …
- U.S. Steel warns it may lay off almost 2,000 workers in Alabama, Texas 8:54 p.m.
- Drops in gasoline prices won’t likely last, analysts say 9:42 p.m.
- Energy-saving tactics pay off in Green Workplace Challenge
- Energy Spotlight: Adam Pope
- Grandview development plan inches ahead in Mt. Washington
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 …
- Film review: ‘Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’ draws heartfelt laughs, tears 9:12 p.m.
- Romero’s son plans ‘Living Dead’ origins story 9:13 p.m.
- Bloomfield bookstore owner bucks naysayers
- Review: ‘Rodelinda’ a big success for Pittsburgh Opera
Arts & Entertainment
Pittsburgh-set ‘Me and Earl’ big at Sundance, gets distribution deal
By Variety.comFox Searchlight has landed the Pittsburgh-based movie “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl.” The dramedy about a Squirrel Hill high-school student who is basically strong-armed by his mother into …
- Highlands Prom Fashion Show is charity fundraiser
- Auction watch: Internet-only auction includes estate-sale bounty
- Pittsburgh Film Office warms up with pre-Oscar party
- Friday Evening Music Club hosts student recital in Greensburg
Lifestyles
Western Pa. farm markets keep customers coming, even though nothing’s growing
By Alice T. Carter 9:08 p.m.For most of the year, farm markets have no problem attracting customers. Pots of brightly colored annuals, ears of corn and red tomatoes fresh from the field, Halloween pumpkins and …
- State of the Union gives false hope to entry-level employees 9:38 p.m.
- Adding more fuel to racial fire
- Islam has been hijacked by Wahhabism
- Jews, outnumbered by Muslims, suffer under mob rule
- Rogue states feel the oil pinch
Featured Commentary
Pittsburgh schools that work
By Esther L. Bush & Jonathan Cetel 9:38 p.m.Although it remains plagued by a racial divide that leads to disparate outcomes for its young people, Pittsburgh is a resilient city filled with little gems that undermine the myth that race and poverty are overwhelming barriers to success. One …
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Monday - Jan. 26, 2015
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
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