Gallery: Photos from Oct. 10, 2024
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Bees share the nectar of fall blooms in Leechburg.
Chaz Palla | TribLive
Penguins fans enter for the home opener against the Rangers Wednesday at PPG Paints Arena.
Christopher Horner | TribLive
Beaver’s Anastacia Hahn works against Quaker Valley’s Madeline Gatehouse during their game on Wednesday, in Leetsdale.
Tampa Bay Times via AP
Joe Lindquist, 32, of St. Petersburg, walks over bricks near a fallen crane along 1st Avenue South near the Tampa Bay Times offices in St. Petersburg, Florida, early Thursday, as Hurricane Milton’s strong winds tore through the area.
AP
New York Mets pitcher Edwin Díaz (39) reacts after striking out the Philadelphia Phillies to end Game 4 of the National League baseball playoff series, Wednesday, in New York.
Christopher Horner | TribLive
Beaver’s Sydney Chontos battles Quaker Valley’s Mia Duckstein for possession during their game on Wednesday, in Leetsdale.
AP
Los Angeles Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani, right, is tagged out at home plate by San Diego Padres catcher Kyle Higashioka after a single by Teoscar Hernández during the fourth inning in Game 4 of a baseball NL Division Series Wednesday night, in San Diego.
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An aerial view of Tropicana Field’s shredded roof in downtown St. Petersburg, Fla., early Thursday in the wake of Hurricane Milton.
Chaz Palla | TribLive
The Rangers’ Vincent Trocheck beats Penguins goaltender Tristan Jarry with the sixth goal of the game for the Rangers Wednesday at PPG Paints Arena.
AP
Hundreds of people, mostly Turkish citizens, on Thursday rest on board a Turkish military ship evacuating them from Lebanon to Turkey, in Beirut port.
Jack Troy | TribLive
Jennifer Caputo-Yates, owner of Flowers in the Attic, on Wednesday, arranges bouquets.
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