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Scenes from the Valley: Images captured in the Alle-Kiski Valley from Oct. 24-30, 2024
Here is a weekly look at recent images captured throughout the Alle-Kiski Valley. From major news events to routine gatherings, TribLive’s “Scenes from the Valley” photo package brings to life activities and moments happening in your backyard. To have a photo considered as a “Scenes from the Valley” candidate, please...
Kamala Harris makes surprise visit to ‘SNL,’ promising to ‘end the dramala’
At the tail end of an arduous, hotly contested presidential election campaign, Vice President Kamala Harris managed to have the last laugh. On ” Saturday Night Live,” that is. Appearing in the episode’s cold open as the mirror image of Maya Rudolph’s Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee reassured herself: “You...
Westmoreland happenings: spaghetti dinners, kolaci sale, children’s grief program, more
Fundraisers • An Election Day spaghetti dinner will be from 4 to 7 p.m. or until sold out Nov. 5 at Asbury United Methodist Church, 20 Dunbar St., Uniontown. Menu: spaghetti, homemade meatballs. salad, bread and dessert. Cost: $12; children’s portion, $7. Dine in or takeout. Proceeds will benefit church...
Letter to the editor: Respect for others is a nonnegotiable
We can “agree to disagree” on the merits of pumpkin-spiced lattes, the wisdom of starting Russell Wilson over Justin Fields or the talent of various contestants on “The Voice.” However, we cannot “agree to disagree” when it comes to the inherent dignity of each and every person, regardless of their...
Jason Kelce slams phone of Penn State fan who hurled homophobic slur at him before game
Jason Kelce threw a Penn State fan’s phone to the ground after the fan taunted him and directed a homophobic slur at him on Saturday before the Nittany Lions’ matchup against Ohio State at Beaver Stadium. Viral clips of the encounter outside of the stadium played out throughout the evening...
Women’s basketball preview: 1st-time head coach Chandler McCabe aims to get Robert Morris back on track
When Chandler McCabe flew to Pittsburgh in March to be introduced as Robert Morris’ women’s basketball coach, it snowed. Welcome to Western Pennsylvania, Florida girl. But the frosty weather couldn’t cool the Orlando native’s enthusiasm to step into her first head coaching job. Hired March 18, McCabe will try to...
East suburban real estate transactions, week of Nov. 3, 2024
ALLEGHENY COUNTY Chalfant Thomas Francis Lubanovic sold property at 117 Lynnwood Ave. to Mark Hoel for $10,500. Churchill Estate of Esther Polichio sold property at 457 Woodland Hills Drive to Richard Myers and Lauren McReynolds for $371,000. Edgewood Ian Lee sold property at 20 Love Pl to Zachary Luettgen for...
Fox Chapel area real estate transactions, week of Nov. 3, 2024
Aspinwall Estate of Henry Fulton Jr. sold property at 535 Guyasuta Road to Andrew and Erin Voltz for $599,000. Blawnox Joseph Cassol sold property at 531 Fountain St. to Michael Demasi and Stephen Didiano for $70,000. Etna Estate of Stephen Oresic sold property at 37 Greeley Ave. to Ashley Ruben...
Sewickley area real estate transactions, week of Nov. 3, 2024
Aleppo Mark AndrewMcCormick Goodhart sold property at 110 Sewickley Ridge Cir to William and Dana Henry for $513,157. Edgeworth Preachers Lane LLC sold property at 317 Church Ln to Robert Farmerie for $1,350,000. William Henry sold property at 330 Highland Ln to Katherine D’Antonio for $643,860. Franklin Park Herman Flaminio...
North suburban real estate transactions, week of Nov. 3, 2024
Bellevue Gregory Notaro sold property at 100 Brighton Road to Shadeland Beer Enterprise Inc. for $205,000. Northgate School District sold property at Union Ave. to Howard and Mary Lynn Kingston for $4,100. Etna Estate of Stephen Oresic sold property at 37 Greeley Ave. to Ashley Ruben for $150,000. Integrated Property...
Letter to the editor: Stronger laws, voter ID would give Americans faith in our elections
During my tenure as judge of elections in Allegheny County for a number of years, I had many questions from people of both parties. If votes we’re going to be counted honestly. In my opinion, we must have strong election laws and voter ID. This will help reduce possible fraud...
Editorial: The final pitches from the candidates
For months, Pennsylvania has been the focus of much of the American political world. The campaign of former President Donald Trump has been looking to the Republican stretches in rural areas and trying to carve off the edges of Democratic strongholds as he did in 2016. President Joe Biden spent...
Dave McCormick: Pa., choose change on Nov. 5
Our country is stuck, and we’ve got to make a change. If voters want more of the same, they should vote for 18-year incumbent Sen. Bob Casey. But if you’re looking for change after once-in-a-generation price increases, a wave of violent crime in our cities, a wide-open southern border and...
The Stroller, Nov. 3, 2024: Events in the Alle-Kiski Valley
Publicize your non-profit’s community events, fundraisers and club meetings for free in The Stroller. Send information at least two weeks in advance to vndnews@triblive.com or The Stroller, 210 Wood St., Tarentum PA 15084. Please include a daytime telephone number. Follow the Stroller on X at @VNDStroller. Scam program planned Nov....
Sen. Bob Casey: Fighting for Pennsylvania
Every day I’ve had the honor of representing our commonwealth, I’ve fought for the people of Pennsylvania — our workers, children, seniors and people with disabilities. I’ve worked with both parties to protect American workers, to make our border more secure and to lower costs. I have fought corporate greed...
Donald Trump: Make America Great Again
With the most important election of our lifetimes just days away, I have a simple question: Are you better off now than you were four years ago? Are groceries, gas and rent more affordable? Do you feel safer in our cities? Is our border secure? For most Americans, the answer...
Letter to the editor: Our veterans deserve better
There is an important day coming up that we should all reflect upon. It plays a significant role in our history and reminds us of where we came from and how we got here. I’m talking about Veterans Day. As the last members of the Greatest Generation leave us, we...
Charleston ousts Riverhounds in 1st round of playoffs
The Pittsburgh Riverhounds went 9-1-6 down the stretch in the regular season to rally for a USL Championship playoff spot. Once the playoffs started, the rally ended. Nick Markanich scored the game’s lone goal in the eighth minute to lead the Charleston Battery to a 1-0 victory over the Riverhounds...
High school scores, summaries and schedules for Nov. 2, 2024
High schools Cross country PIAA championships Boys Saturday’s results Class 3A Individual: 1. Carter Smith, Mifflin County, 15:41; 2. Nicholas Mazzeo, Lower Merion, 15:45; 3. Vinay Raman, Hershey, 15:48; 4. Isaac Oppermann, State College, 15:50; 5. Theo Oppermann, State College, 15:51; 6. Matt Gosling, Council Rock North, 15:53; 7. Adam...
High school roundup for Nov. 2, 2024: Jaivin Peel powers Western Beaver in playoff win
Jaivin Peel threw for five touchdowns and ran for another to lead No. 5 Western Beaver to a 41-6 victory over No. 12 Carlynton in a WPIAL Class 2A first-round playoff game Saturday. Chris Kirkland caught three of Peel’s touchdown passes, including a 12-yarder to start the scoring, a 55-yarder...
WPIAL singles champ, 2 doubles teams take silver at PIAA tennis
WPIAL singles champion Gabriella Dusi of Belle Vernon and doubles champions Kirsten Close and Avery Allan of Quaker Valley and Jackie Tang and Michelle Yang of Mt. Lebanon came home from the PIAA girls tennis championships with silver medals Saturday. Dusi battled past District 10 champ Paige Patsy of Cathedral...
Greensburg Central Catholic captures 4th WPIAL girls volleyball championship
Coming into the WPIAL Class A volleyball championship game, No. 3 Greensburg Central Catholic had no lack of motivation to face No. 1 Frazier at Peters Township’s AHN Arena. The Commodores picked up a pair of victories in section play over the Centurions, winning 3-2 in a reverse sweep on...
Georgia ends early voting with record 4 million votes cast
ATLANTA — Early voting ended in Georgia with a record 4 million ballots cast before Election Day, a huge turnout featuring many first-time voters, women and voters over 50 years old. Nearly 3.8 million people voted in person during three weeks of early voting, including a crush of 292,000 voters...
Letter to the editor: Immigration fearmongering
All the fearmongering election ads regarding migrant crime are extremely misleading. Please do some valid research and you’ll find that migrants do not, in fact, commit more crimes than people born in the U.S. The sources are many: National Institute of Justice, Brennan Center for Justice, migrationpolicy.org and Reuters, to...
Letter to the editor: Comparing Trump, Harris on health care
Chances are we all know or love someone who suffers from a chronic health condition. Losing insurance coverage for asthma, cancer, diabetes, heart disease and more would have devastating health and financial consequences. Remember the 1980s and ’90s when insurance companies could deny coverage for chronic conditions? Many faced financial...
