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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 to many around the world, has died.
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Dock’s doc
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Workers protest
A national campaign to …
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‘2 Pianos 4 Hands’
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Wallace returns
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Breaking News
Mon Wharf to close to parking starting Friday
By Tribune-Review 7:44 p.m.A forecast for heavy rainfall that could cause flooding has prompted the Public Parking Authority …
Top Sports
Kovacevic: Got proof on Tomlin? Let’s hear it
By Dejan KovacevicThis was going to be the day the subject would change for the Steelers. On …
Editor's Picks
Giant Eagle combines ‘best of both worlds’
By Matthew SantoniGiant Eagle will open its sit-down restaurant, upscale Market District grocery and Giant Eagle Express/GetGo …
- Local protesters strike fast-food places, demand higher minimum wage 7:48 p.m.
- Ravenstahl opposes Peduto’s early retirement plan 7:44 p.m.
- Fights in gym at Perry Traditional Academy injure student 7:44 p.m.
- Pittsburgh Foundation’s Wishbook features 48 nonprofits
Allegheny
Deb Gross to be sworn in to fill vacant Pittsburgh City Council seat
By Tribune-Review 6:12 p.m.Highland Park resident Deb Gross will be sworn in on Friday to fill a vacant Pittsburgh City Council District 7 seat. Gross, 47, won a special election to serve two years remaining on former Councilman Patrick Dowd’s term. Dowd resigned …
- Commissioners OK reassessment option 7:45 p.m.
- Norwin group accepts funding requests 5:45 p.m.
- Scottdale children invited to decorate the town’s Christmas tree
- Scottdale community celebrates the Christmas season
- Renovations set at Penn-Trafford
Westmoreland
3 accomplices to plead guilty to murder, torture of Mt. Pleasant woman
By Rich CholodofskyAmber Meidinger could be paroled from prison before her 60th birthday under terms of a plea bargain finalized Wednesday for her role in the torture slaying of a mentally challenged …
- Positive reports add to investor fears the Fed is nearing end of its stimulus 7:48 p.m.
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- Federal regulator OKs Peoples Gas’ acquisition of Equitable Gas 7:48 p.m.
- Pennsylvania, other states considering bids to host Boeing 777X production 7:48 p.m.
- Area jobless rate slips on decline in workforce 7:48 p.m.
Business
Local protesters strike fast-food places, demand higher minimum wage
By Aaron Aupperlee 7:48 p.m.Dozens of people gathered outside Dunkin’ Donuts and McDonald’s locations Downtown on Thursday morning to protest low wages as part of a national campaign energizing fast-food workers. Carrying placards and …
- Ventriloquist, comic Dunham had no ‘plan B’
- Review: James Gallery collection reveals complex works painted with wax
- ‘O Starry Night:’ Petersen ready for big pop event
- Pittsburgh CLO plays ‘Christmas Carol’ for 22nd year
- Eat, skate like in the ’70s at Neville Roller Drome
- Film about former Pirates pitcher Dock Ellis in prestigious festival
Arts & Entertainment
First Night Pittsburgh brings more chills, thrills with ice labyrinth
By Kellie B. GormlyHighmark First Night Pittsburgh — the city’s longtime New Year’s Eve celebration — will bring a new, giant ice labyrinth to Downtown, along with an iQ Kids dance party, a …
- 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
Blacks & Obama
By Walter WilliamsIn a March 2008 column, I criticized pundits’ concerns about whether America was ready for Barack Obama, suggesting that the more important issue was whether black people could afford Obama. I proposed that we look at it in the context …
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Wednesday - December 4, 2013
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