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Employment partnership
The president and …
The president and vice president were in North Fayette today to announce new federal job training and apprenticeship grant programs.
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Mayor Bill Peduto, …
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Liriano loses his third
Joey Votto launched …
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FR classes begin
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Gourmet sliders
Sports bars have …
Breaking News
New Castle woman pleads guilty in pursuit death of police officer
By Bill VidonicA New Castle woman will spend between five and 10 years in state prison for killing a Lawrence …
- UPMC to city: Go tax our subsidiaries 9:04 p.m.
Top Sports
Cueto gets best of Bucs, as Reds take series
By Travis Sawchik 8:43 p.m.CINCINNATI — Francisco Liriano was the ultimate lefty silencer last season. He allowed just two …
Editor's Picks
Jailed Hribal ‘fine,’ but family ‘terrible’ as answers in stabbing sought
By Renatta Signorini and Rich CholodofskyA week ago, Alex Hribal’s name became a national headline when he was charged with …
- UPMC to city: Go tax our subsidiaries 9:04 p.m.
- UPMC to city: Go tax our subsidiaries 9:04 p.m.
- Authorities plan to withdraw charge against bullied South Fayette student 9:10 p.m.
- Wilmerding man going to prison for shootout with police 8:21 p.m.
- Peduto says Penguins playoff series will be economic boon 9:06 p.m.
Allegheny
Obama hopes to replicate CCAC job training efforts across U.S.
By Mike Wereschagin 9:10 p.m.The Community College of Allegheny County is “an outstanding model of the kind of job creation” that President Barack Obama said he wants to replicate across the country. Obama and …
- Students visit Franklin Regional days after mass stabbing
- Jailed Hribal ‘fine,’ but family ‘terrible’ as answers in stabbing sought
- Police: Volunteer firefighter admits to setting fires
- Judge rules Delmont man was not aggressor in assault outside Wal-Mart
- Vandalizing locks at Washington Township judge’s office could land man in prison
Westmoreland
Community turns out for Franklin Regional students’ return to class
By Renatta Signorini 8:57 p.m.Students returning to Franklin Regional High School on Wednesday morning saw support in the form of yard signs and encouragement from parishioners of a nearby church. About 30 members of …
- Stocks climb for third day 8:55 p.m.
- Region’s largest bank PNC posts 7% rise in 1Q profit 8:55 p.m.
- Heinz offers Pittsburgh workers a buyout if they are unhappy
- College students find their ‘path’
- CMU taps Google VP as new dean of school of computer science
Business
Programs help to nudge unemployment among veterans downward
By Chris FleisherThe two months that Mark Corbin spent searching for a job were as stressful as his time in Iraq and Afghanistan. Corbin was retiring after more than seven years in …
- Art Review: ‘Palimpsests: Ghost Signs of Pittsburgh’ at Filmmakers Galleries 7:00 p.m.
- In Pittsburgh, to celebrate Shakespeare or not is the question on 450th celebration 6:50 p.m.
- Comic Brad Williams won’t sweat the ‘small’ stuff at Pittsburgh Improv 7:19 p.m.
- Redbeard’s keeps it casual, but adds upscale tastes 6:46 p.m.
- Tomaro, Jones trumpet tunes of the silver screen 7:21 p.m.
- DVD reviews: ‘Philomena,’ ‘The Secret Life of Walter Mitty’ and ‘Ride Along’ 6:39 p.m.
Arts & Entertainment
Pittsburgh eateries have their own gourmet touch with mini-sandwiches or sliders
By Tribune-Review 6:57 p.m.Good things can come in small packages — like mini-sandwiches or sliders. Sports bars have been offering mini-burgers for years, but the slider trend is now getting an gourmet touch …
- Easter traditions bring a welcome blast of spring, nostalgia, sweets
- Everything you always wanted to know about Easter hams
- You survived Tax Day: Go ahead, you deserve to celebrate
- Dinner in Minutes: Souvlaki (Lamb Kabobs) with Lentils and Rice Pilaf
Lifestyles
Healthy Eating: A light, airy fruit pudding from America’s past
By The Associated PressSnow pudding is a great old American recipe that dates back to pioneer days, back when resourceful home cooks hankering for a treat had to rely on whatever they had …
- Dead (& dying) ideologies
- Don’t expand state Medicaid — reform it
- Pro-business or pro-market?
- Is a selfie more objectionable than school stabbings?
- Rise of Obama’s genderhawks
Featured Commentary
Highmark vs. UPMC: Stop frightening seniors
By Amy Noone Frederick 9:00 p.m.Boomers are entering what are supposed to be our golden years, the part of our lives where we should be able to kick back and relax. Yet at every turn, the government is taking more from us, filling us with …
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Wednesday - April 16, 2014
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
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