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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 Wills 2:35 a.m.The 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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