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Despite opposition from residents, the McCandless town council voted to approve Wal-Mart’s plan to build a supercenter.
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Unseasonably cold temperatures set, tie Western Pa. records
By Megan Henney 12:43 p.m.A new record low temperature for July 29 was set early Tuesday, beating the previous record in 1982 …
- Worker injured by crane in Adams 11:36 a.m.
- 2 killed in East Huntingdon crash 10:04 a.m.
Top Sports
Steelers hoping that youth movement breathes life into team
By Alan RobinsonJust like that — boom! — they were gone. All those players who’d become so …
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McCandless OKs land development plan for potential Wal-Mart
By Tory N. Parrish 12:10 p.m.McCandless gave an assist to Wal-Mart in its plan to build a store by speeding …
- UPMC, Pittsburgh drop tax-status fight 9:14 a.m.
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- Homestead man gets life in prison without parole in double murder 12:21 p.m.
- Report recommends mandatory standards for libraries 11:47 a.m.
- Multimillion-dollar renovations to remake 1960s Pittsburgh apartments 12:18 p.m.
- McCandless OKs land development plan for potential Wal-Mart 12:10 p.m.
Allegheny
Unseasonably cold temperatures set, tie Western Pa. records
By Megan Henney 12:43 p.m.A new record low temperature for July 29 was set early Tuesday, beating the previous record in 1982 by one degree, said Bob Coblentz, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. The temperature at 5:02 a.m. was 51 degrees, he …
- Rostraver police issue warning after home invasion, robbery 10:51 a.m.
- 2 killed in East Huntingdon crash 10:04 a.m.
- Latrobe man who admitted role in fatal crash allowed to continue driving
- Rostraver youth pastor accused of sexual contact with teen girl
- Sunoco wants to rebuild station in Greensburg
Westmoreland
Police: Westmoreland women stole thousands to pay for dog show hobby
By Paul Peirce 11:23 a.m.Two women are accused of draining thousands of dollars from the life savings of two elderly Derry Township sisters since 2012 to pay expenses related to exhibiting their St. Bernards …
- Hotels, restaurants lead job additions in Pittsburgh region 12:32 p.m.
- Consol Energy posts $25 million loss despite gas gains
- Hiring in shale industry shifts to engineering, construction workers
- EPA hearings to bring coal debate to Pittsburgh streets
- Central Blood Bank parent in merger talks with Florida system
Business
Pittsburgh Brewing tries to reconnect with region, return to glory days
By Chris FleisherBrian Walsh was hired to lead Pittsburgh Brewing Co. into the future, but he thinks often about its past. Iron City beer was brewed the same year Abraham Lincoln was …
- Pittsburgher wins Dairy Queen S’mores Blizzard Music Video Contest
- Killer sharks are taking over the air, and the airwaves
- Thunderbolt earns ‘Coaster Landmark’ status
- Comedian Kevin James coming to Heinz Hall
- Photo gallery: Jack White takes crowd at Pittsburgh’s Stage AE by storm
- Review: New Music Ensemble presents 23 short pieces
Arts & Entertainment
A little wine, a little music: Pittsburgh vintner and musician lives his dream
By Rachel WeaverThe path Tim Gaber took to his dream job led him through part of pre-med school, around the country with a rock band, to the grapevines of the West Coast …
- Pittsburgh Zoo welcomes 1,500 to its Summer Safari
- New Pittsburgh Courier honors 50 Men of Excellence Awards
- Glenn Miller Orchestra draws large crowd to SummerSounds concert in Greensburg
- Corn Cookout and Car Cruise offers family fun in Westmoreland
- New-to-market Grandma Moses work headlines sale
- Road Trip! Destination: Milford, Pike County
Lifestyles
An ’80s survivor: Scrunchies come back in style
By JoAnne Klimovich HarropThe scrunchie is not a new hair accessory. But it sports a new look. “The scrunchie has gotten a lot more decorative recently,” says Holly Carter, beauty director for People …
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- Stop twisting the debate over illegals
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Featured Commentary
Experiments in disengagement
By Fred HiattA stunning unfolding of international crises, from Iraq to Ukraine to Syria to Gaza, has prompted some less-than-edifying Washington debate: It’s all President Obama’s fault. No, it’s not his fault at all. It would be a pity if partisan fervor …
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Monday - July 28, 2014
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
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