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People don’t understand the procedure of impeachment. There are several stages involved. First, an impeachment resolution is introduced in the House of Representatives. The House conducts a hearing to decide if the resolution moves on for a full vote. If a simple majority of approves an article of impeachment, the...

Pennsylvanians are realizing more than $2,000 in annual home energy savings; Ohio’s air quality progress is accelerating faster than the national average; and West Virginia experienced the country’s highest economic growth rate earlier this year. This economic and environmental success across the broader tri-state region is being enabled by the...

SA performs free show Sewickley Academy Senior School presents “Around the World in 80 Days” at 7 p.m. Oct. 24-26 and 2 p.m. Oct. 27 in the Gregg Family Theater. Danger, romance and comic surprises abound in this whirlwind of a show as five actors portraying 39 characters traverse seven...

Bell Acres James Rogers sold property at 124 Skymark Lane to James Dietz trustee and Kelly Gray trustee for $1,175,000. Sewickley Ronald Kwalick sold property at 830 Thorn St. Unit 8 to John Kwalick and Melanie Plaikner for $85,000. Real estate transactions provided by RealSTATs. Contact RealSTATs at 412-381-3880 or...

Put on your workout clothes and get ready to ramp, row and rize for a good cause. Sewickley-based Ramp ‘N’ Rize is teaming up with Athleta Shadyside and Row House North Hills on Oct. 25 to host the “Shalieve in Halloween” fundraiser to benefit Pittsburgh Steeler Ryan Shazier’s newly created...

Holding a small paper cat she made in school, my daughter tells me, “I make paper animals when I’m scared.” What fear is there in third grade, and how does she already have a coping mechanism? On Friday, her school was under lockdown for active shooter training. Recounting her experience,...

Forty students from the University of Pittsburgh were in Hampton to remove invasive species from Crouse Run Nature Preserve. The volunteers then planted native shrubs and berry bushes on Oct. 19 to improve the health of the preserve . It was part of the 12th annual Pitt Make A Difference...

The U.S. Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board awarded 2016 Pine-Richland High School graduate Emma Kapoor, who graduated from American University in 2019, with the Fulbright U.S. Student Program award to Spain. Through the Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship, Kapoor has started teaching English, history and...

Halloween and fall-themed activities made Hartwood Acres the place to be on Oct. 19. The fun continues on Oct. 26 at Pine Community Center. From 1 to 4 p.m., at Pine Community Center, there will be a bounce house, spooky stories, candy searches and all kinds of skele-fun you don’t...

The “Western Pennsylvania Fall Greenhouse Meeting,” hosted by Penn State Extension, will provide research-based information for greenhouse growers on pest and disease control, proper cultural practices, new varieties of plants and marketing ideas. The meeting will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m., Nov. 7, at Soergel Orchards, 2573...

More than 400 people are expected to attend the 10th annual EcoDistricts Summit on Nov. 4 and 5 at The August Wilson African American Cultural Center, downtown. Kathy Risko, EcoDistricts Pittsburgh regional coordinator, said “it is the hope” her organization will announce that Etna has obtained the world’s first EcoDistricts...

In this day and age where players, coaches and fans love playing the disrespect card in every sport, it has become comical the lengths some go to in an effort to explain how they were snubbed. Perhaps one district girls volleyball team has a legitimate gripe though. Wednesday opens up...

Field hockey WPIAL playoffs Class AAA Semifinals Wednesday’s schedule North Allegheny at Pine-Richland, 7:30 p.m.; Peters Township vs. Mt. Lebanon at Pine-Richland, 6 p.m. Class AA Semifinals Tuesday’s results Latrobe 1, Oakland Catholic 0 Bye: Penn-Trafford Championship Oct. 29 schedule Penn-Trafford vs. Latrobe at Fox Chapel, 7:30 p.m. Class A...

Residents of Neville Township can use water to wash their hands and shower, but it still should not be consumed, authorities said Wednesday. Allegheny County tweeted an update to alert residents that the “Do Not Use” notice was lifted but a “Do Not Drink” notice is still in effect. Neville:...

Sara Novak had 17 kills and 19 digs to help Burrell (7-6) earn a 3-1 WPIAL girls volleyball Class AA preliminary round win over Southmoreland (10-6) at Norwin on Tuesday night. The Bucs won 25-20, 25-16, 21-25, 25-18 and earned a first-round meeting with top-seeded North Catholic at 7:30 p.m....

The Pennsylvania Game Commission is issuing a warning to the state’s hunters. With a rare mosquito-transmitted virus documented in the state this year, the Game Commission is encouraging hunters and others who spend time outdoors to take precautions against mosquito bites and report to the agency any dead or strange-acting...

President Donald Trump’s quest to win over Western Pennsylvania’s working-class and suburban voters continues Wednesday with a visit to Downtown Pittsburgh. The president’s appearance as a keynote speaker during the Shale Insight conference at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center will mark Trump’s second trip to the region in less...

Deer Lakes quarterback Aris Hasley is now the Alle-Kiski Valley’s all-time leading passer. His 232-yard performance against Derry last Friday put him comfortably in the top spot with 4,482 yards. That surpasses Seth Cohen of Highlands, who finished with 4,083 yards. Cohen is now playing defensive back at Clarion. Hasley...

The former principal of Highlands Early Childhood Center sued the Highlands School District, claiming its superintendent retaliated against her for taking unpaid leave and being in a relationship with a former teacher. Heather Bigney quit her job as principal Monday, the same day she filed the federal lawsuit. The lawsuit...

Students at Curtisville Primary Center in West Deer are eager to spread kindness in the community. Members of the school’s Kindness Kids Club last week prepared more than two dozen care packages filled with goodies for first responders in the township. The students, from kindergarten through second grade, made the...

Depending on what district you call home, postseason football is very close or about to begin this weekend. The winds of change might be in the air, but except for Class 5A, they are not in this week’s Trib HSSN state rankings. While Class 2A has been very stable with...