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Letter to the editor: Biden against death penalty but not abortion?
The article “Biden team targets executions as government sets 3 more” (Nov. 22) stated that President-elect Joe Biden is against the death penalty. Does he want to coddle prisoners who were found guilty of heinous crimes such as torture, sexual abuse and murder? Three federal executions are scheduled to take...
Mallard Fillmore cartoons for the week of Nov. 30
Mallard Fillmore cartoons for the week of Nov. 30....
Editorial cartoons for the week of Nov. 30
Editorial cartoons for the week of Nov. 30....
In brief: Letters from Santa, virtual events and more around Sewickley
Letters from Santa Families can have a personalized letter sent to kids from Santa at a cost of $5 with proceeds benefiting the Operation Santa Claus charity. The letters feature a child’s name, references to items they put on their Christmas wish list and a special “PS” from Santa. The...
In Brief: Operation Santa Claus letters, virtual holiday concert and more in Pine, Richland
Families can have a personalized letter sent to kids from Santa at a cost of $5 with proceeds benefiting the Operation Santa Claus charity. The letters feature a child’s name, references to items they put on their Christmas wish list and a special “PS” from Santa. The letter will arrive...
Jared Kushner to lead U.S. delegation to Middle East as tensions simmer
WASHINGTON — Jared Kushner, senior adviser to President Donald Trump, will travel to Saudi Arabia and Qatar this week in a bid to ease tensions in the region, including the ongoing rift between Qatar and its neighbors. Kushner, who’s also Trump’s son-in-law, will first go to Noem, Saudi Arabia, according...
Pittsburgh Public Schools’ Spring Garden Early Childhood facility closed until Wednesday
Spring Garden Early Childhood facility in the Pittsburgh Public School District is closed until Wednesday after a second staff member tested positive for covid-19, officials announced. The employee was last in the building on Nov. 24, according to Ebony Pugh, public information officer. “While the location has been closed since...
Police: 2 hurt in Leechburg shooting
Two people were shot Sunday afternoon on Market Street in Leechburg, police said. Leechburg police Chief Jason Schaeffer would not provide further details Sunday, and would not comment on the extent of the injuries. Police spent several hours investigating. The shooting was reported shortly after 3 p.m., according to Armstrong...
Ravens’ Mark Andrews, Matthew Judon test positive for covid-19; game vs. Steelers still onVideo
The Ravens’ coronavirus outbreak worsened Sunday, with Ravens tight end Mark Andrews and outside linebacker Matthew Judon testing positive, a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed. Both Pro Bowl players will miss Tuesday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, already postponed twice because of the Ravens’ mounting caseload. An NFL...
Trump says it’ll be hard for election lawsuits to reach top courtVideo
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump acknowledged that the fight to overturn his reelection defeat “probably” won’t reach the Supreme Court, which had been the goal of his legal team. “It’s very hard to get a case to the Supreme Court,” Trump said in a Fox News interview conducted by telephone...
Full beaver moon to deliver partial lunar eclipse early Monday morning
Sky-gazers could be in for a treat Sunday night into early Monday morning as the celestial bodies align just right to create the full beaver moon along with an early morning lunar eclipse. Hardcore star-gazers can set their alarms for 4:30 a.m. when the full moon, nicknamed the beaver moon,...
Amid pandemic and court ruling, Western Pa. parishioners want to attend church, but remain safe
Allegheny Township resident Jessica Pulice and her daughters want to attend church in person, but they want to do it safely. That’s what Pulice said Sunday as she walked into Mass at Mount St. Peter Parish in New Kensington. “People are practicing social distancing (at Mount St. Peter). They are...
Police: Woman shot in the foot in Pittsburgh’s South Side
A woman was shot in the foot early Sunday morning in Pittsburgh’s South Side neighborhood, police said. Officers responded to the incident at about 1:30 a.m. in 2600 block of South 18th Street. The victim was conscious and alert with a gunshot wound to her foot, according to Public Safety...
Letter to the editor: Why vote Republican?
First, let me state that I believe that there is massive voter fraud in American elections and has been for years. The left, in my opinion, has mastered voter fraud. Now, as a pro-America conservative, I ask the question: Why should I waste my vote on a Republican? They have...
Letter to the editor: Give Biden a chance
Can we just get over it? I am referring to the election. As I read the paper, on the Opinion page I see lots of pros and cons about President-elect Biden and President Trump. “Let the implosion begin” says letter-writer Paul Gernhardt (“Implosion of our country”). He lists several of...
Letter to the editor: Democrats’ history of election hijinks
When one dives into researching presidential election chicanery, one quickly concludes that the Democrats are in a league by themselves. In 1864, President Abraham Lincoln was running against Democrat George McClellan. An elaborate scheme was put in place to steal the mail-in votes of New York Union soldiers who were...
Letter to the editor: Life won’t change much no matter who is president
This is an open letter to my Trump-supporting friends. I have some that I know about, and I’m sure some I don’t. I have at least one brother and a sister who voted your way. Yes, I voted for “the other guy.” He didn’t exactly stir my imagination and I...
Letter to the editor: Gov. Tom Wolf’s actions symbolic
Once again we see Gov. Tom Wolf balancing tax revenue from bars and restaurants against our lives. Instead of an aggressive shutdown, he prescribes token symbolic actions. Now is the time to set the emergency brake. Close bars, restaurants and gyms for a minimum of two weeks, but preferably three....
Letter to the editor: Stand for Trump or for democracy
It shouldn’t be difficult to stand up for democracy in this country. I’m a Republican, but I’m not afraid to admit Joe Biden won Pennsylvania. By denying this, President Trump is asking fellow Republicans whether they stand with him or whether they stand with democracy. Many have rolled over, but...
The Stroller, Nov. 29, 2020: Events in the Alle-Kiski Valley
Toy drive to benefit NK Salvation Army A drive-thru toy drive to benefit the New Kensington Salvation Army will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at Forza Motors, 2555 Leechburg Road, Lower Burrell. Toys should be new and unwrapped and placed in the trunk of your vehicle. Donors...
Scott, Upper St. Clair area real estate transactions for the week of Nov. 29
Bridgeville Michael Mulholland sold property at 722 Chess St. to Selder & Son LLC for $215,500. Jeffrey Druzak sold property at 622 Elizabeth St. to David and Jessica Morrison for $209,000. Priminvest Corp. Inc. sold property at 182 Liberty St. to Segavepo LLC for $175,000. Justin McKean sold property at...
South Hills real estate transactions for the week of Nov. 29
Baldwin Borough Bishal Chudal sold property at 1641 Beryl Drive to Durga and Kharga Gurung for $170,000. John Schmotzer sold property at 5566 Brownsville Road to 134 Suthoff LLC for $168,000. Edna Kiley sold property at 1612 Carmella Drive to KEQ Holdings LLC for $59,900. Daniel McArdle sold property at...
Pine, Richland real estate transactions for the week of Nov. 29
Pine Robert Lambert Jr. to Stephen Lee and Lindsay Baudoux Chiou at 225 Eddie Lewis Drive for $625,000. Christopher Shaffer to Truesdell Properties 001 LLC at 706 Fairgate Drive for $300,000. Joseph DeMatteo to Kristen Marie Diehl at 5141 Karrington Drive for $450,000. Kelly Katherine Johnson to Maulik and Khushaliben...
North Hills real estate transactions for the week of Nov. 29
Bellevue William Rothermel Jr. sold property at 193 Grant Ave. to Tristan and Ashton Hannaford for $131,000. Tyler James Brignone sold property at 246 Laurel Ave. to Vincent and Brittney Giordano for $205,000. Richard Perry sold property at 48 N. Starr Ave. to Alexandra Dalessandro for $147,000. Franklin Park Bruce...
High school sports scores, summaries for Nov. 28, 2020
High schools Football Saturday’s results PIAA championships At Hersheypark Stadium Class 6A St. Joseph Prep 62, Central York 13 Class 4A Thomas Jefferson 21, Jersey Shore 14 Class 2A Southern Columbia 42, Wilmington 14 Saturday’s summary Class 4A Thomas Jefferson 21, Jersey Shore 14 Thomas Jefferson 7 7 0 7...
