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Taking flight
Lawrenceville native Jon Potter …
Lawrenceville native Jon Potter hopes to become the first person to speedfly from all Seven Wonders of the Modern World.
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Late loss
Senators 2, Penguins 1, …
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Nowhere to hide
According to cyber experts, …
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In the past
Steelers rookie wide receiver …
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Water safety
Coast Guard volunteers are …
Breaking News
Man attacked by dog in Carrick cemetery
By Matthew SantoniA man suffered deep bites to his legs, arms, hands and face when he was attacked by a …
Top Sports
Kovacevic: It doesn’t have to be this hard
By Dejan KovacevicOTTAWA — Even at the end, it’s hard. After the two-month run, after all the …
Editor's Picks
Congressional leaders unswayed by VA promises
By Carl PrinePummeled in the media and on Capitol Hill because of continuing delays in processing benefits claims, the Department …
- Congressional leaders unswayed by VA promises
- Mt. Washington's Grandview Avenue isn't looking so great these days
- Allegheny County police counting on remote-operated river vehicle
- Coast Guard volunteers offer help to ensure boaters stay safe
Allegheny
Organ recipients thank donor families
By Bill ZlatosBorn two years ago without the left side of his heart, Jameson McKain was blue, his fingernails gray and his breathing labored. His development did not even register on the …
- Monessen revival boils down to money that could be difficult to secure
- Zoning restrictions threaten reopening of coke facility
- Southmoreland seniors earn spots on All-State Band
- Organization helps cancer-stricken mother see her kids attend prom
- Motorcyclist dies after crash in Latrobe
Westmoreland
Hundreds of races, but light turnout expected for primary in Westmoreland
By Rich CholodofskyThere are more than 850 races on Tuesday’s primary ballots in Westmoreland County. Political experts and elections officials, though, are concerned that ballot, with only a few contested races, will …
- Americans fail to find jobs as firms hire foreigners
- Idaho spud giant bets on biotech potatoes
- As yen falls, so does cost of products from Japan
- Pa. jobless rate declines as fewer look for work
- PPG Corning bankruptcy plan receives preliminary approval
Business
Year after IPO, Facebook aims to be ad colossus
By The Associated PressNEW YORK — The IPO arrived, and it flopped. Facebook’s stock finished its first day of trading just 23 cents higher than its $38 IPO price. It hasn’t been that high since. Amid the hype and excitement surrounding Facebook’s stock …
- The Incredible Inman: Louis Gossett Jr. was threatening force in ’84 movie ‘The Guardian’
- Photos taken through windows anger NYers
- Styx, REO Speedwagon and Nugent still up to rocking the crowd
- Tim McGraw’s Saturday night concert full of surprises
Arts & Entertainment
Morgan Contemporary Glass’ teapots exhibit pours on the creativity
By Kurt ShawMore than 80 teapots, of every imaginable description, make up the exhibit “teapots! 7th Invitational” on display at Morgan Contemporary Glass Gallery in Shadyside. The works are from more than …
- Ladies Hospital Aid Society toasts outgoing president
- Persad Center’s Art for Change continues to grow
- Let Them Eat Cake! contest is sweet on ‘Baby Odyssey’
- Lincoln Highway’s centennial celebrated
- Take your seats, tots: Choices in potty seats abound
- Sales might speed bidders’ pulses
Lifestyles
Mon-Vale Health Resources celebrates 25th Gala
By Kate Benz“We were kidding (each other) about how many of us have been here for all 25,” said Monongahela Valley Hospital prez Louis Panza Jr. “I know I’m on the list.” …
- Denigrating medicine: ObamaCare turns physicians into assembly line workers
- American tyranny: Government run amok
- A trout in the milk
- America in peril
- World science map grim for Latin America
Featured Commentary
Obama’s empty ‘justice’
By Michelle MalkinOn Sept. 12, 2012, President Obama vowed to “bring to justice” the perpetrators of the deadly attack in Benghazi, Libya. On Oct. 26, 2012, Obama said his “biggest priority” was bringing those “folks” responsible for murdering four Americans to “justice.” …









