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Saturday - March 9, 2013

Tribune-Review | Saturday, March 9, 2013, 9:00 p.m.
Andrew Russell | Tribune-Review
Emily Morganto, 4 of Marshal Township licks the maple sap off her hand during a Maple Sugaring class held at the Elias Fry Barn at Knob Hill Park in Wexford, Saturday. Photo taken March 9, 2013.
Justin Merriman | Tribune-Review
Tourists walk through the colonnades of St. Peter's Square on Saturday shortly after the chimney which will signal to the world the election of a new pope was installed on the top of the Sistine Chapel. As the chimney was raised, applause and cheers filled the square as many gathered, anxiously awaiting Tuesday's conclave. Justin Merriman | Tribune-Review
Robert Morris' Velton Jones is defended by Mount St. Mary's Julian Norfleet during the first half of their NEC Tournament semifinal game Saturday, March, 9, 2013, at the Sewall Center. (Chaz Palla | Tribune-Review)
Derry's George Phillippi (left) greets South Fayette's Seth Carr during the Parade of Champions before their 113-pound championship match at the PIAA Class AA Individual Wrestling Championships on Saturday, March 9, 2013, at the Giant Center in Hershey. Phillippi defeated Carr by a 1-0 decision. (Barry Reeger | Tribune-Review)
Christopher Horner
Minnesota center fielder Joe Benson collides with right fielder Darin Mastroianni in the outfield Saturday, March 9, 2013 at McKechnie Field in Bradenton, Fla. (Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review)
Jasmine Goldband | Tribune-Review
Maryam Nasir, 19 a student visiting from Pakistan currently staying at Duquesne University volunteers with the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership cleaning up Downtown Saturday. Jasmine Goldband | Tribune-Review
Evan R. Sanders | Tribune-Review
Kobe Dinsmore, 11, of Greensburg airs out of the bowl as snow slowly melts atop the deck on Saturday, March 9, 2013, at Peach Plaza Skatepark in Twin Lakes Park near Greensburg.
Andrew Russell | Tribune-Review
Kelly Dainton 25, a music therapy student at Slippery Rock University drums on her soda can along with the group during a one-day conference that allowed participants to experience and brainstorm new ideas to promote collaboration among the arts, raise awareness of verbal and non-verbal communication for its music therapy program at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh in Lawrenceville, Saturday, March 9, 2013.

Daily images from around the region by Trib Total Media staff photographers.

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