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Just trying to get by
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Familiar Downtown presence Carl Harris tried to live a normal life after losing an arm and a leg in a train accident when he was only a boy.
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The bus to Canton
Jerome Bettis, the …
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The next nominees?
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Seeking solutions
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Troubles trickle down
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Breaking News
Snow, freezing rain, bitter cold coming to Western Pa.
By Megha Satyanarayana 8:27 a.m.It’s not too late to buy a ticket to someplace warm. Or, maybe, more long johns. As part …
Top Sports
Jerome Bettis to be enshrined in hall of fame
By Rob RossiPHOENIX — The Bus’ bust will be bronzed this summer. Jerome Bettis, the NFL’s sixth-leading …
Editor's Picks
PBT stages elaborate new production of ‘Beauty and the Beast’
By Mark KannyValentine’s Day is a special time of year in dance, because romance is one of …
- Gulls fleeing frozen Great Lakes fill skies over Pittsburgh’s Point
- CMU software eases task of mining prostitution ads 8:06 a.m.
- Washington Road accident in Mt. Lebanon injures five people
- 4-car pileup reported on Bower Hill Road
Allegheny
Snow, freezing rain, bitter cold coming to Western Pa.
By Megha Satyanarayana 8:27 a.m.It’s not too late to buy a ticket to someplace warm. Or, maybe, more long johns. As part of a Winter Weather Advisory expected to last until noon on Monday, about a half-inch of snow has accumulated at Pittsburgh International …
- Snow, freezing rain, bitter cold coming to Western Pa. 8:27 a.m.
- Westmoreland Museum makeover draws raves
- Hempfield man receives long-overdue Bronze Star for World War II service
- Monessen woman dies in truck-car crash on Route 51 in Fayette County
- Longtime Greensburg District Judge Albert will seek fifth term
Westmoreland
Westmoreland museum spotlights artist John Kane’s late-in-life fame
By Natasha Lindstrom 11:30 a.m.John Kane struggled to survive in Pittsburgh in the early 1900s. He lost his infant son to typhoid fever and lost a leg to a train. He depended on The …
- Plus-size fashion bloggers recruited
- 8th-grader gets venture capital for inexpensive Braille-printer
- Decoding mutual funds jargon
- Cheap gas lets small business dream big
- Taxpayer clinics fill IRS void
Business
As banking goes mobile, branch closures rip through local economy
By Chris Fleisher 9:31 a.m.Phil Arlia has been dispensing medication in Pitcairn since 1968, but he was more than a pharmacist. He was a kind of banker. “We always had a courtesy of cashing …
- Pittsburgh-set ‘Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’ sweeps Sundance 9:00 a.m.
- Westmoreland museum spotlights artist John Kane’s late-in-life fame 11:30 a.m.
- Sax player finds fulfillment in new home
- Exhibit at Kerr Museum in Oakmont explores grief during Victorian times
- Westmoreland Museum makeover draws raves
- Tim Johnston’s ‘Descent’ twists a familiar trope in an unforgettable novel
Arts & Entertainment
PBT stages elaborate new production of ‘Beauty and the Beast’
By Mark KannyValentine’s Day is a special time of year in dance, because romance is one of ballet’s strong suits. Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre has invested heavily in a special offering this season, …
- Road Trip! Destination: Louisville, Ky.
- Cooking Class: Vanilla Shrimp and Scallops at The Wooden Nickel
- Warm dressing over mixed greens makes a zesty main course
- Beer keeps roasted chicken juicy
- Homework: Pittsburgh Home Show to feature celebs, wine and pets
- Prison artists add works to Braddock Carnegie’s art-lending library
Lifestyles
Mt. Washington renovation is a labor of love
By Bob KarlovitsChange is at the heart of the home at 217 Grandview Ave. on Mt. Washington. A building that was a duplex has become a one-family home. A dining room now …
- Cozying up to dictators
- Argentina requires outside probe
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- Another sordid tale in America’s ‘War on Terror’
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Featured Commentary
EXCLUSIVE TO THE TRIB: Treat Pennsylvania’s pension crisis as an opportunity, not a political hot potato
By Matthew J. Brouillette & Jake HaulkCrisis management can be broken down into three general phases: identifying the problem, developing the best plan to fix it and executing that plan while adjusting as needed. It’s a …
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Saturday - Jan. 31, 2015
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
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