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Archbishop Wood stops South Fayette in PIAA Class 5A girls title game

HERSHEY – South Fayette’s first trip to the PIAA Class 5A girls basketball championship game started off well enough, with Erica Hall scoring on the Lions’ first possession and Maddie Webber adding a couple field goals quickly after that. But South Fayette lost its shooting touch while Archbishop Wood never...
South Fayette celebrates 1st Pennsylvania Cup championship

On a special day for hockey all across the Commonwealth, special teams were extra special in the Class 2A Pennsylvania Cup championship game between Penguins Cup champion South Fayette and Flyers Cup champion Pennsbury. The teams combined for three power-play goals and three short-handed goals through two periods. South Fayette...
Manor home damaged in fire

A Manor home was heavily damaged in a fire Saturday. Fire crews were called to the blaze on Manor-Harrison City Road just after 5 p.m. On Sunday, the home was charred by flames and a tree was tangled up in utility wires which hung low along the heavily-trafficked street. A...
Wind gusts cause downed wires, trees down across region

Downed trees and wires were being remedied Sunday throughout the region, while nearly 23,000 customers were without power after wind gusts as fast as 55 mph swept through. Colton Milcarek, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Moon, said the area experienced wind gusts of 45 to 55 mph...
Restaurant Ramble in New Kensington delights diners

There was the crab rangoon from Panda Chinese. And the wedding soup from Fat Cat’s Fundraisers. But also bacon cheeseburger rolls from Ashley’s Kitchen. And chocolate peanut butter baklava from Sweet Tillies. “We’re stuffed!” said Donna Black on Saturday afternoon as she and her husband, Doug, walked along Tenth Street...
Kiski falls to West Chester East in Class A Pennsylvania Cup championship game

The story the last few years for the West Chester East hockey program has been depth, speed and a tendency to jump on opponents and wear them out. That story has resulted in what is now three straight Pennsylvania Cup state championship victories after the Vikings used a goal just...
Cassandra Jones Havard: Moral hazard — why it’s risky for the government to rescue banks

“Moral hazard” refers to the risks that someone or something becomes more inclined to take because they have reason to believe that an insurer will cover the costs of any damages. The concept describes financial recklessness. It has its roots in the advent of private insurance companies about 350 years...
Blackhawk sees halftime lead vanish in PIAA championship loss to Lansdale Catholic

HERSHEY — Blackhawk, looking for the fifth state title in program history, came up a bit short in the PIAA Class 4A girls basketball finals Saturday afternoon as Lansdale Catholic defeated the Cougars, 53-45. Having also finished second in the WPIAL playoffs, Blackhawk looked like it might make a double-digit...
Michael J. Lee: Secession is here — States, cities and the wealthy are already withdrawing from America

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Republican from Georgia, wants a “national divorce.” In her view, another Civil War is inevitable unless red and blue states form separate countries. She has plenty of company on the right, where a host of others — 52% of Trump voters, Donald Trump himself and...
Pittsburgh area Muslims observe Ramadan

Muslims all around the world fast from dawn to dusk during the holy month of Ramadan. Such was the case at the Islamic Center of Pittsburgh in North Oakland. Water and dates are usually eaten to break the fast after prayers. Muslims believe they are God’s guests during the month...
With playoff sting faded, North Hills softball turns page

The sting from last June sat with the North Hills softball team for a while, but now the Indians are ready to atone with a new cast. North Hills finished the 2022 season with a 17-5 record. It lost to eventual champion Armstrong in the WPIAL Class 5A semifinals and...
North Hills boys basketball season marked by ups, downs

For a second straight year, Buzz Gabos is proud of his team’s accomplishments but also is left wanting more. Gabos, who just completed his 17th season as North Hills’ boys basketball coach, led the Indians to a 20-7 record with appearances in the WPIAL semifinals and PIAA first round. “I’m...
Guy Ciarrocchi: GOP can target suburban swing voters and keep their base

In recent election cycles, the Philadelphia suburbs have been moving further into the Democratic column. To add to the challenge for Pennsylvania Republicans, more areas are resembling these communities as the state becomes more suburban. It’s a common trend in Rust Belt and East Coast states. Some analysts have argued...
Letter to the editor: American greatness

Regarding the letter “American greatness disappearing” (Feb. 28, TribLIVE): It depends on how you define greatness. Does a great nation take care of its most vulnerable children? Does a great nation abuse a person based upon the color of his or her skin? Today America must choose between moving forward...
Sounding off: Hunting opener, presidents, ‘woke,’ wages, secondhand smoke on readers’ minds

Presidents have no control over inflation Inflation, we are told, results when people spend too much money, driving up prices; too much money chasing too few goods. Wall Street wants to cure it by hammering on working people. The Federal Reserve raises interest rates, in effect sending every employer a...
2 killed in Homewood shooting

Two people were fatally shot in Homewood late Friday, according to Pittsburgh police. The man and woman were pronounced dead at the scene on Frankstown Avenue. Police responded there around 11:50 p.m. after a ShotSpotter alert indicated 15 rounds were fired. Their identities had not been released by the Allegheny...

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