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Camera spies culling foes
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Mt. Lebanon police are investigating people caught on camera spraying deer culling corrals and bait with deer repellent and urine.
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Winter, still
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Retiring the elephants
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Up in a down year
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Slim hopes
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Breaking News
Toddler found wandering alone in Bloomfield, grandmother arrested
By Michael Hasch 9:17 p.m.Police arrested the grandmother of a toddler who was found wandering alone outside Thursday evening in Bloomfield clad …
Top Sports
Penguins forwards struggle in loss to Avalanche
By Josh YoheDENVER — Penguins coach Mike Johnston expects more from his forwards. Playing against one of …
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Reports: Actor Ford seriously injured in small-plane crash in L.A.
By The Associated Press 9:23 p.m.LOS ANGELES — Actor Harrison Ford was seriously injured Thursday in the crash of a …
- Toddler found wandering alone in Bloomfield, grandmother arrested 9:17 p.m.
- Federal judge dismisses complaint against foreclosure propery management company
- Federal jury says gas company shorted owners on royalties
- Police looking for Duquesne man they say assaulted 13-year-old girl 7:57 p.m.
Allegheny
Loose barges on the Mon highlight woes of winter’s end
By Tribune-Review 9:19 p.m.Seventeen barges remain lodged against a train trestle in Duquesne after breaking free Wednesday on the fast-moving Monongahela River. Two towing vessels that were called to remove the barges were …
- April 4 egg hunt kicks off Greensburg park activities 6:13 p.m.
- Youngwood restructuring could involve hiring borough manager 6:13 p.m.
- PennDOT alerts drivers to numerous road closures due to flooding, debris
- Spirit Airlines puts Chicago on its flight path
- Westmoreland historical society holding antiques appraisal
Westmoreland
11 Ligonier Township residents rescued by boat from floodwaters
By Renatta SignoriniThe rising waters of nearby Four Mile Run touched off what would prove to be a sleepless night for Betsy Kruel. At 1 a.m. Wednesday, the creek’s gushing waters began …
- Nonstop flights offered to Bahamas from Pittsburgh 9:15 p.m.
- Stocks snap losing streak as ECB reveals stimulus start date 9:00 p.m.
- Cleveland district, including Pittsburgh, shows moderate economic growth in latest Beige Book report from Fed
- Sales, profit rebound as American Eagle Outfitters returns to roots
- Esmark sues Slovakian businessman for $100M, alleges sabotaged deal
Business
Worker productivity falls faster than estimated; labor costs rise
By The Associated Press 9:18 p.m.WASHINGTON — Worker productivity was even weaker than first thought from October through December, and labor costs rose at a faster rate. Productivity declined at an annual rate of 2.2 …
- Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra is planning a summer to remember 9:12 p.m.
- Reports: Actor Ford seriously injured in small-plane crash in L.A. 9:23 p.m.
- Review: ‘Chappie’ chafes, and not in a good way 9:11 p.m.
- Review: ‘Maps to the Stars’ gets lost in Hollywood’s cosmic depravity 9:11 p.m.
- Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre serves up 3 masters’ works with ‘Premieres’
- ‘How I Learned’ conjures Pittsburgh playwright Wilson through stories
Arts & Entertainment
Pitt instructor witnesses history in China’s ‘Wasteland’
By Rege Behe 9:09 p.m.Michael Meyer didn’t plan on writing about the end of an era in China. He just happened to be teaching English in Manchuria when seismic changes started to manifest. “The …
- Fashion FYI: Meet designer Dye in Lawrenceville at Glitter & Grit show 8:55 p.m.
- Nonstop flights offered to Bahamas from Pittsburgh 9:15 p.m.
- CMU grad’s FunBites make healthy food appeal to kids
- KitchenWise: Getting al dente right improves pasta dishes
Lifestyles
Skater skirts and dresses look to heat up the spring
By JoAnne Klimovich Harrop 9:13 p.m.A hot trend with ice appeal is the skater skirt. And you don’t have to be Olympic bronze-medalist Gracie Gold to look good in it. Skater skirts and dresses are …
- Hillary’s latest cover-up 8:55 p.m.
- What George Orwell said about Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’
- Best or worst of times?
- Time to sever Greece from its EU lifeline
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Featured Commentary
Taylor Swift’s bad investment
By Cal Thomas 8:55 p.m.Pop star Taylor Swift has donated $50,000 to the New York City public school system. Swift, named the world’s sixth most powerful celebrity by Forbes magazine, has commendably performed numerous acts of charity since moving into her $20 million Tribeca …
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Thursday - March 5, 2015
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