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Four Mile Run overran its banks this morning, and nearly a dozen people needed rescue by boat from the rising waters.
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‘Bold’ budget
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Pitt’s Pro Day
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Breaking News
Weather closes Penn State for first time in 8 years
By The Associated Press 10:33 a.m.STATE COLLEGE — Penn State’s main campus is closed for the first time in eight years due to …
Top Sports
Blue Jays’ Martin has ‘nothing but praise’ for former Pirates teammates
By Rob BiertempfelDUNEDIN, Fla. — Nostalgia kept tugging at Russell Martin as he went through the free …
Editor's Picks
Shania’s first tour in 11 years includes Pittsburgh stop
By USA Today 11:00 a.m.Shania Twain dropped two bombshell bits of news this morning. First: “I’m finally, after 11 …
- McCandless man, Heidelberg police chief settle civil rights lawsuit 10:51 a.m.
- Pittsburgh police make command staff promotions, changes 11:24 a.m.
- Controversy over Netanyahu warnings to Congress won’t affect ties, Pittsburgh Jewish leaders say
- Bangladeshis to speak at Pitt in program against sweatshops 11:24 a.m.
Allegheny
Artist born without arms, legs gives Hampton students peek into her world
By Rachel Farkas 11:24 a.m.Born with no arms or legs and abandoned by her parents, Amy Brooks is the poster child for perseverance. “Let’s face it though, just because my challenges are visible and …
- PennDOT alerts drivers to numerous road closures due to flooding, debris 11:38 a.m.
- Harsh February leaves Westmoreland communities short on road salt 8:07 a.m.
- Unity planners OK proposal for Route 30 retail development
- Hempfield man to plead guilty to posing as policeman 8:08 a.m.
- West Newton ponders adding to emergency call list 8:06 a.m.
Westmoreland
11 Ligonier Township residents rescued by boat from floodwaters
By Renatta Signorini 10:39 a.m.Nearly a dozen people had to be rescued by boat from floodwaters in Ligonier Township early Wednesday as ice jams and steady rain pushed a creek over its banks. Water …
- American Eagle notches $61.6M 4Q profit 11:37 a.m.
- Concurrent Technologies focuses on developing batteries for renewable energy, electric cars
- Profit increases 12% at Dick’s Sporting Goods
- Oil glut forces producers to seek out more storage tanks
- Foreign central banks buck Fed, cut interest rates
Business
Impact fees garner support from state community leaders
By David ContiCommunity leaders who fear the potential impacts of Gov. Tom Wolf’s severance tax proposal on natural gas asked lawmakers Tuesday to maintain per-well fees that have allowed for hundreds of millions of dollars’ worth of municipal improvements. Wolf vowed to …
- Shania’s first tour in 11 years includes Pittsburgh stop 11:00 a.m.
- So Many Questions: ‘Hart of Dixie’ actor Bill Parks enjoys the romance of small towns
- New Ken’s Concrete Angels turn to paint to help fight cancer
- USA Network’s ‘Dig’ takes global approach
Arts & Entertainment
Trafford native writes the book on early rock concerts
By Rege BehePat DiCesare is responsible for one of the greatest — if not the greatest — moment in Pittsburgh music history. When the Beatles performed Sept. 14, 1964, at the Civic …
- The Wine Cellar: When looking for value, don’t overlook Côtes-du-Rhône
- A la carte: Lemons bring more flavor, less sodium
- KitchenWise: Getting al dente right improves pasta dishes
- Dinner in Minutes: Spanish fare gets light adaptation
Lifestyles
CMU grad’s FunBites make healthy food appeal to kids
By Michael Machosky“Just take a bite — one bite,” says every parent ever, at some point. First bites are the hardest, particularly for parents of picky eaters. Bobbie Rhoads, a graduate of …
- Time to sever Greece from its EU lifeline
- Is liberalism exhausted?
- Nemtsov’s murder a direct result of policy that demonized him
- Blaming the right again
- Europe must be pushed to fight the endemic scourge of anti-Semitism
Featured Commentary
Best or worst of times?
By Pat BuchananLast week, John Kerry seemed to be auditioning for the role of Dr. Pangloss. Despite jihadi violence across the Middle East and ISIS terror in Iraq and Syria, Kerry told Congress, we live in “a period of less daily threat …
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Tuesday - March 3, 2015
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
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