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Art imitating life
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A Clinton Township family made a detailed ice sculpture of Penguins mascot Iceburgh, and it caught the team’s eye in a big way.
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Greatness at hand
Pirates legend Bill …
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Bridging gaps
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Easter Seals, a …
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Backcourt boost
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Breaking News
Problem with gas line forces evacuations in California Borough
By Jeremy Sellew 11:39 a.m.A problem with a gas line forced the evacuation of homes along Orchard Street and Pennsylvania Avenue in …
Top Sports
Sophomore stars carry Beaver Falls to 3rd finals appearance in 4 seasons
By Chris HarlanBeaver Falls sophomore Donovan Jeter can laugh at it now, thinking back on his first …
- Rossi: Pirates better with Maz on scene 10:37 a.m.
Editor's Picks
McKeesport incident among derailments that prompt Casey to push ‘crude-by-rail’ rule
By Patrick CloonanA June 7 CSX freight train derailment on a bridge overlooking the Marina at McKees …
- Company claims Carnegie Mellon University defrauded it on Tartarstan venture 11:03 a.m.
- Ice falling from Allegheny County Courthouse frightens passersby 10:24 a.m.
- Developers: Draw public to Hazelwood events before revitalizing ex-LTV coke site 9:55 a.m.
- Highmark Health names new board chairman 11:32 a.m.
Allegheny
Easter Seals merger in Pennsylvania raises ethics concerns
By Natasha LindstromIt started as a merger between two money-losing charities serving people with disabilities. The deal let Easter Seal Society of Western Pennsylvania absorb $6.1 million in assets — some of …
- Few in Westmoreland County opposed to expansion plan for Mariner pipeline
- Woman charged for holding teen drinking party after video found at Penn-Trafford
- Westmoreland County Courthouse, annex roofs will be given $665K fix
- Officials plan software upgrade to Westmoreland County emergency dispatching system
- Ligonier Township planners offer suggested changes to zoning proposal
Westmoreland
Fast-growing Americans for Prosperity opens location in Greensburg
By Craig SmithIn a move that political observers said reflects the importance the Republican Party is placing on the upcoming presidential election, Americans for Prosperity, a conservative, free-market advocacy group, has opened …
- Highmark Health names new board chairman 11:32 a.m.
- Few in Westmoreland County opposed to expansion plan for Mariner pipeline
- Refinery turbulence drives up pump prices 10:05 a.m.
- Western Pa. builders earn top honors for work
- Developers: Draw public to Hazelwood events before revitalizing ex-LTV coke site 9:55 a.m.
Business
Rue21 adjusts for tough market
By Chris Fleisher 10:05 a.m.Times are tough in teen retail. Kids are not hanging out at malls anymore and instead meeting each other online, and many mall-based retailers have closed stores or gone bankrupt …
- City Theatre to begin six-play 2015-16 subscription season
- Pittsburgh Rock ’N Roll Legends Awards honors rock legends, locals
- Swissvale’s own Billy Gardell plans Monroeville show
- Kickstarter funds would go toward great-niece’s film about Warhol
- Review: Smith, Robbie throw wet blanket into ‘Focus’
- Review: ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ is bloody good mockumentary fun
Arts & Entertainment
Sewickley painter turns hobby into successful career
By Kellie B. GormlyArtist Claire Hardy may be a southern California native, but you would never know it based on her oil paintings depicting Pittsburgh’s industrial past. Hardy, a Sewickley artist who paints …
- First Draft: Homebrew guru says Budweiser’s message was the opposite of crafty
- Casual and comfy, denim furniture is perfect canvas to design around
- Rue21 adjusts for tough market 10:05 a.m.
- Fashion FYI: Madewell line available soon in Ross Park Mall Nordstrom
Lifestyles
Cafe Con Leche helps Pittsburgh’s Latino community meet wider audience
By JoAnne Klimovich HarropTara Sherry-Torres is a welcoming soul. Making people at ease is one reason she founded Cafe Con Leche, a company that hosts events bringing together members of Pittsburgh’s Latino community, …
- Life at the museums
- Liberal ideals are stunting speech on college campuses
- Hanging Rudy out to dry
- Government should do less so we can do more
- Hear out Israel’s leader
Featured Commentary
Facts on police & race
By John R. Lott Jr.FBI Director James Comey’s recent speech on police and race was about as politically incorrect a speech as you will get these days from a high-ranking government official. Comey acknowledges “the existence of unconscious (racial) bias,” but he doesn’t think …
Photo Gallery
Thursday - Feb. 26, 2015
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …
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