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‘A troubling picture’
Bottled water was …
Bottled water was encouraged for Pittsburgh VA patients long before high Legionella levels in its tap water were disclosed.
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Sharp contrast
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‘Coping mechanism’
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Leading the way
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Breaking News
Upper St. Clair man dies in crash of experimental airplane at Washington County Airport
By Michael Hasch 10:26 p.m.An Upper St. Clair pilot who coaches figure skating at the Robert Morris University Island …
Top Sports
Panthers free agent safety headed to Steelers
By Alan Robinson 9:53 p.m.The Steelers’ free agent progress often is measured in days or weeks. Going against their …
- Mason chasing history at Duquesne 9:54 p.m.
Editor's Picks
State Supreme Court will hear appeal in case of 11-year-old murderer
By Tribune-ReviewThe state Supreme Court will hear an appeal in the Jordan Brown murder case on Wednesday in Philadelphia. …
- Pittsburgh police to tear up parking tickets written ‘erroneously’ 8:16 p.m.
- Judge denies former city police Chief Nate Harper’s appeal
- Most missing documents that resulted in Point Park University security alert found 8:50 p.m.
- Pittsburgh URA nears consultant deal to analyze Produce Terminal options 8:05 p.m.
Allegheny
Allegheny County restores security clearance of union organizer who worked at jail
By Tribune-Review 8:42 p.m.Allegheny County restored the security clearance of a union organizer who worked at the county jail, allowing her to return to her former position, county spokeswoman Amie Downs confirmed Tuesday. Sister Barbara Finch lost her county security clearance at the …
- 2 Jeannette women rescued from burning apartment building 9:14 p.m.
- Jeannette dirt bike rider collides with car
- Police charge Westmoreland County priest in $124,000 theft case 10:29 p.m.
- Time is ripe for this year’s Taste of Westmoreland
- Geyer center to present ‘Up the Down Staircase
Westmoreland
Greensburg man lending his expertise to new cable series ‘UFO Files’
By Michael Machosky 7:10 p.m.It’s not clear when it happened, exactly. But at some point, the History channel’s sister channel H2 was abducted by aliens. Sure, the people who run it seem to look, …
- Dick’s Sporting Goods usiness brisk while American Eagle feels chill in profits 9:46 p.m.
- Profit falls at American Eagle Outfitters on sales decline, charges
- Marcellus shale driller Noble Energy Inc. sinks roots into Pittsburgh
- Gas tax could factor into Pennsylvania gubernatorial race
- Job cuts at AGH part of ‘strategic’ process
Business
‘Fresher, different, lot more fun’ guide changes at Kings Family Restaurants
By John D. OraveczSelling more than a half million pretzel buns in six months is validation for Kings Family Restaurants President Chris Whalen. The buns, which were introduced in June, are part of …
- Professor-turned-mystery author goes for character details 9:01 p.m.
- Pittsburgh’s Rubber Duck to be redeployed to Norfolk
- So Many Questions: Rebecca Da Costa enjoyed revealing character in ‘Bag Man’ 9:02 p.m.
- PNC Broadway Across America — Pittsburgh series is full of favorites
- Pittsburgh Symphony struggles to increase revenues, reduce costs
- Pittsburgh Symphony seeks 4 dogs to be part of June concert
Arts & Entertainment
Greensburg man lending his expertise to new cable series ‘UFO Files’
By Michael Machosky 7:10 p.m.It’s not clear when it happened, exactly. But at some point, the History channel’s sister channel H2 was abducted by aliens. Sure, the people who run it seem to look, …
- Orchid Society of Western Pennsylvania show at Phipps Garden Center brings taste of spring
- Doctor says Kilimanjaro trek was an inspirational high
- Healthy Eating: A lighter take on eggplant Parmesan
- Italian wines, cheeses offer a pleasant break from doldrums 9:03 p.m.
- Time is ripe for this year’s Taste of Westmoreland
- Mini cheesecakes are easy, impressive, gluten-free
Lifestyles
Irish chef takes boiled corned beef and cabbage to task
By Alice T. Carter 7:37 p.m.Before you boil up your usual St. Patrick’s Day corned beef and cabbage combo, you might want to take a page out of Kevin Dundon’s latest book. Dundon is an …
- Ukraine’s wake-up call
- Playing the gas card
- ObamaCare for all illegals
- Exclusive to the Trib: The crisis in Ukraine — America can be deferrential no more
- Strike Putin where it hurts
Featured Commentary
What would the GOP do?
By Pat Buchanan 9:13 p.m.Though Barack Obama is widely regarded as a weak president, is the new world disorder really all his fault? According to Sen. Lindsey Graham, Vladimir Putin’s move into Crimea “started with Benghazi.” “When you kill Americans and nobody pays a …
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Tuesday - March 11, 2014
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