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Losing a legend
Nelson Mandela, the anti-apartheid …
Nelson Mandela, the anti-apartheid leader who became South Africa’s first democratically elected president and a symbol of reconciliation.
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Finding his setting
The “gritty but vibrant …
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Dominating fashion
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Fitness guru
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Taking it to the streets
A national campaign to …
Breaking News
Truck driver blames sneeze for crash in Washington County
By Michael HaschThe driver of a tanker truck told state police that a sneeze caused a crash Thursday in Washington …
Top Sports
Kovacevic: Keeping faith in Letang is simple
By Dejan KovacevicThere’s nothing wrong with Kris Letang. Not much, anyway. Just ask. “My game? My game …
Editor's Picks
Schmotzer says he got things done in Baldwin-Whitehall job
By Stephanie HackeMartin Michael Schmotzer said he made a big impact on the Baldwin-Whitehall School District in …
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- Natural history museum in the red
- Veterans’ wait for World War II memorial to end soon with dedication of North Shore monument
- Schmotzer says he got things done in Baldwin-Whitehall job
Allegheny
Emails reveal 2 sides of Western Psych shooter’s relationships
By Bobby KerlikWestern Psych gunman John Shick appeared to have a loving relationship with his parents and was coping with his mental illness eight months before he walked into the Oakland facility and shot six people, records suggest. But dozens of email …
- Ex-employees to split $9,176 in pension mess
- New Stanton plots light-up night for next year
- Westmoreland Manor manager gets 3-month extension
- Workers injured at facility for youths
- Goats may be answer for overgrown sign outside Murrysville
Westmoreland
County takes lead on Monsour demolition
By Richard GazarikWestmoreland County has stepped up to take the lead in destroying mounds of confidential records strewn throughout the ramshackle former Monsour Medical Center, officials said on Thursday. The agreement comes after years of attempts to deal with the crumbling complex, …
- Pennsylvania, other states considering bids to host Boeing 777X production
- Beaver County residents sue FirstEnergy Corp. over coal waste dump
- Local protesters strike fast-food places, demand higher minimum wage
- Area jobless rate slips on decline in workforce
- FedEx to raise ground, home delivery rates
Business
Federal regulator OKs Peoples Gas’ acquisition of Equitable Gas
By John D. OraveczA merger that will form the state’s largest natural gas utility received final approval from federal regulators on Thursday. Peoples Natural Gas Co.’s $720 million purchase of the Equitable Gas Co. utility and distribution business of EQT Corp. is expected …
- ‘Gritty but vibrant world’ of Braddock lures director of ‘Out of the Furnace’
- Review: ‘Out of the Furnace’ looks at the fire within
- Mt. Lebanon native, actor Manganiello: Mind focus is the key to fitness
- Four Highland Park homes fired up for pottery tour
- Trans-Siberian Orchestra goes full-tilt for outer edges
- Diane Schuur happy with the jazz company she keeps
Arts & Entertainment
Dark Braddock setting of ‘Out of the Furnace’ reflects a dying way of life
By Michael MachoskyLooking over Christian Bale’s shoulder on a cool, windy night in Braddock, it was easy to notice the actor’s sense of focus. He watched silently, intently, as his prey entered …
- Selections from Argentina are perfect for holiday gatherings
- Healthy Eating: Pair shrimp, sausage for easy holiday party food
- Nothing beats pancakes on a cold, snowy day
- Dinner in Minutes: Thanksgiving leftovers make delicious chili
Lifestyles
In 1 session, Rachael Ray can make up to seven meals
By Candy WilliamsIf anyone needs a game plan for making home-cooked meals, it’s popular TV personality, chef and cookbook author Rachael Ray. With a crazy-busy schedule that revolves around a nationally syndicated …
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Featured Commentary
Dangers of mass immigration
By Donald A. CollinsThe Washington Post was shocked around Thanksgiving to find that Americans are suffering from unemployment, tenuous job security and a shaky economic future. But its compelling vignette of a collapsing country and a desperate people ignores the driving factor behind …
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Thursday - December 5, 2013
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
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