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Grand jury continues investigation in meeting with former Ravenstahl bodyguard
By Bobby Kerlik and Brian BowlingPittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl is a target of a federal investigation, and he wasted taxpayer dollars by keeping police bodyguards with him during late-night “carousing,” the attorney for one of those bodyguards said Tuesday. Attorney Robert Stewart, who represents former bodyguard and retired detective Fred Crawford Jr. of Morningside, spoke …
Pitt research facility dedicated in Hill District
By Bob Bauder 12:38 a.m.A newly completed $8 million addition brings a high-end research facility to a former Hill District slum and, soon, a high-end convenience store with fresh produce. Pittsburgh officials, including Mayor Luke Ravenstahl …
Andy Warhol Bridge to be covered in knitted blankets in August
By Tribune-ReviewAllegheny County Council is warm to the idea of covering the Andy Warhol Bridge with colorful knitted blankets. Council on Tuesday approved the Knit-the-Bridge public art project, which involves more than 1,200 people in knitting groups at schools, nursing homes …
- Allegheny County judges sign order regarding procedures to maintain evidence
- Reserve woman found shot to death in home
- New law ensures crime victims and families can speak up during parole process 12:38 a.m.
- Bad weather barrels through Western Pa.
- Police: Ohio man jailed in Beaver for seeking hit man
- Senator’s liquor plan offers sales, packaging reform but no state store closings 12:38 a.m.
- Penn State scandal defendants lose second appeal
- Sentencing postponed in Pitt online threats case
- PennDOT withholds funding plan from public
- Lawmakers approve bill to alter Port Authority’s board of directors
Allegheny
Pitt research facility dedicated in Hill District
By Bob Bauder 12:38 a.m.A newly completed $8 million addition brings a high-end research facility to a former Hill District slum and, soon, a high-end convenience store with fresh produce. Pittsburgh officials, including Mayor …
Westmoreland
Plan for loft apartments receives approval
By Bob Stiles 12:25 a.m.A company involving the executive director of a Greensburg development agency and his wife wants to build a 15-unit apartment building on East Otterman Street …
- Library aide quits in wake of charges 12:01 a.m.
- Former president of Derry Area Football Boosters Club charged with stealing $27,000 from group 12:01 a.m.
- Pagan’s lawyer seeks info 12:25 a.m.
Fayette
C&O Canal Towpath Trail ‘judged’ as great recreation
By Laura Szepesi 12:01 a.m.EDITOR’S NOTE: The Daily Courier is featuring a series of articles throughout the summer, detailing the history of the trails and how the train through Connellsville came about. Today, the …
- Hearing continued for party stabbing suspect 12:39 a.m.
- Connellsville up for fix-up money 12:21 a.m.
- 1 killed, 2 hurt in Bullskin crash 12:21 a.m.
Armstrong
Farmers and Merchants Bank moves into Freeport
By Mary Ann ThomasA new Farmers & Merchants Bank opened in Freeport on Monday to much fanfare as the town leaders and residents fretted that they would be out of a bank forever. …
Beaver
Police: Ohio man jailed in Beaver for seeking hit man
By The Associated PressAn Ohio man has been charged with trying to hire a hit man during an undercover state police sting in Midland. Online court records don’t list an attorney for 50-year-old Gregory Travis, of East Liverpool, who was taken to the …
Butler
Police chase ends with crash in Richland
By Michael HaschA police chase on Monday night that started in Butler County ended with the second of two crashes across the line in Allegheny County. One man was flown to a …
Indiana
Authorities identify pilot who died in Indiana crash
By Rossilynne Skena and Paul PeirceAuthorities said a 64-year-old pilot died of multiple injuries Monday when his ultralight plane crashed into a grove of small pine trees in rural Indiana County. The coroner’s office said Michael J. Grguric of 1425 Clarksburg Road, Conemaugh Township, died …
Somerset
Police look for person who broke 168-year-old stained glass at Somerset County church
By Renatta SignoriniA tossed rock broke a 168-year-old stained-glass window at a rural Somerset County church during the weekend. The original stained-glass windows are insured for more than $1 million at Christ Casebeer Lutheran Church in Lincoln, Pastor Dennis L. Doebler said. …
Washington
Cecil residents take bus to Capitol to protest Rep. White’s online attacks using false names
By Josh Fatzick 12:38 a.m.HARRISBURG — About 20 people boarded a bus to the Capitol on Tuesday and disembarked carrying signs to protest fictitious online posts by their legislator, state Rep. Jesse White of …
Education
New textbooks approved in Franklin Regional
By Daveen Rae KurutzFranklin Regional High School students will have new literature books this fall. After several months of discussions, the school board approved the purchase of four new literature anthologies for grades nine through 12 Monday by a 7-2 vote. Board members …
Pennsylvania
Senator’s liquor plan offers sales, packaging reform but no state store closings
By Brad Bumsted 12:38 a.m.HARRISBURG — With Republican leaders flanking him, a Bucks County senator offered a plan on Tuesday that he said would allow existing liquor licensees to sell wine and liquor to go but lacks a mechanism to close more than 600 …
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Tuesday - June 18, 2013
Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers. …Luis Fábregas
Is the morning-after pill just an issue of freedom?When I needed Sudafed to fight a cold this winter, a pharmacy technician behind the Wal-Mart pharmacy counter demanded my driver’s license. “Not that I …
Salena Zito
Strategists: Dems must retake state seats, reach out to moderatesWASHINGTON — Seven months after President Obama won a second term, his Democratic Party can brag about successes but has much to worry about, analysts …
Eric Heyl
Find ways to keep from losing your guns 12:01 a.m.Handguns apparently are as difficult to keep track of as house keys. You know those aggravating moments when you’re scratching your head wondering where the …
Nafari Vanaski
Mall play gym gives children — and parents — a taste of life in the ‘jungle’There is no better place than a suburban shopping mall to measure the grittiness of your child, or to compare your kid to others to …





