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• IUP on Radio and TV, Week of May 21
• Lee '12 Presented the First Stephen Mayhle '02 Memorial Scholarship
• Commencement 2012: Live Webcast, May 12
• Student Death: Dan Engler
• Alumni from the ’40s, ’50s, and ’60s Visit, May 4
• Indiana County Fair 2012
• Sex and Gender Conference to Feature Noted Authority Leonore Tiefer and Presentations by Faculty, Students, Staff
• Autism Awareness Events Continue, April 9–11
• Hawk Rock Rolls on, with Student Community Service Events Leading to Dance-a-Thon, March 30-31
• Safety Sciences National Forum on Prevention of Workplace Fatality Receives $100,000 in Support from Alcoa
• Appointment of Provost Search Committee Announced
• National Security Experts from Army War College Coming to IUP January 30
• Watch a Webcast of the Pennsylvania State System Board of Governors January 19 Meeting
• Eight Theater Performances Open to Public during Regional Theater Festival at IUP, January 11-16
• Brady Presents on Adult English-Language Learners
• Culinary Admissions Joins Division of Enrollment Management
• Commencement Ceremonies for December 2011 Detailed
• Tree-Lighting Ceremony Planned for 2011
• New Nursing Simulation Lab to Be Introduced during Open House
• Read the IPEDS Data Feedback Report
• SECA Lunch Prizes Update
• American Indian Heritage Month 2011 Celebration to Feature Performances
• September 11 Tenth-Anniversary Remembrance Program Planned
• Back to School for Indiana - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 2011 Freshman Convocation Date Announced
• Green Light Given to Accommodations and Adaptations for Diverse Learners at IUP
• Collection Drive for Indiana County Back-to-School-Bash
• Lepley Natatorium to Remain Open this Weekend
• Picnics in the Grove 2011 to Start June 1
• Seventh-Inning Rallies Push IUP Softball Past Bloomsburg and into College World Series
• Softball Team Advances to Atlantic Regional Pod Championship Game
• Women’s Tennis Falls in Round of Sixteen in First Trip to Nationals; McBryan Earns Top Academic Honor
• Indiana County Fair 2011
• African American Cultural Center End-of-Year Reception and Awards Program
• Memorial Scholarship Established for Pittsburgh Police Officer Stephen Mayhle
• Business Opportunities Fair to Feature Networking Opportunities, Speakers
• Poet and Activist Andrea Gibson Comes to IUP, March 24
• Comeback Falls Just Short for Men’s Basketball Team in NCAA Atlantic Region Finals
• Improve the IUP Website and Win an iPod Shuffle
• Men’s Basketball Team Advances to NCAA Atlantic Region Finals
• What Caused the Disaster in Japan?: An Open Forum with IUP Faculty
• Harris Wins Fourth National Title in Long Jump
• Men’s Basketball Team Advances to NCAA Atlantic Region Semifinals
• Men’s Basketball Team Wins 2011 PSAC Tournament Championship
• Journalism Alumna Lash Discusses Online Local News Initiative with Journalism Students
• National School Counseling Week, February 7–11
• Classes in Session; Use Best Judgment Concerning Travel
• Finegan to Participate in Inaugural Pilgrimage Studies Workshop
• Curt Cignetti Named Eleventh Head Coach in IUP Football History
• IUP Wind Ensemble Boasts Commerical Recording Release
• 2010 Midyear Commencement Photos Available
• Commencement Ceremonies to Feature Auditor General Wagner, Professor Rafoth as Keynote Speakers
• List of 2010 Holiday Season Events at IUP
• Kovalchick Complex to Host Globetrotters for First Major Event
• Suggestion Box Ready for Your Cost-Saving Ideas
• Experiential Learning Program to Conclude Fall 2010 Six O’Clock Series Season
• Shellenbarger Elected to Leadership Position for National Nursing Group
• Nursing Students Achieve High Marks on Licensure Exam
• Rodríguez Publishes on Mexican author Laura Esquivel
• Students Present Research, Receive Awards at Joint Meeting of Geographical Society and Geographers
• Rodríguez Presents on Humor in Works of Latin American Women Authors
• Library Sponsors Treasures for Children Book Drive
• Geography and Regional Planning Career Day
• IUP Veterans Day Activities
• ROTC to Honor Veterans at IUP Football Game
• Wilson Awarded Funds for Mine Mapping
• Art Meets Science Sideways
• Geoscience Seminar on Antarctic Geology
• Scientist Whitman Discusses “Radiation Risks in Homeland Security and Emergency Management”
• Psychology Colloquium: “What Would a Holistic Psychology Look Like?”
• IUP to Honor Veterans during November
• Dance and Song Groups to Perform at Native American Festival
• Great Seats Still Available for Boyz II Men
• Vogt To Discuss Novel Approaches in Spectrometry
• You Choose the Keynote for Gender and Sexuality Symposium
• Keystone Alliance for Performance Excellence
• Alumnus Mullick to Present on Terrorism and Counterinsurgency Operations
• Nienkamp Presents on Internal Rhetoric in Athens
• IUP Honors Veterans during Month of November
• Alumnus Bolster to Speak With Health and Physical Education Students
• Second Life Gets a Second Wind
• NeuroMarketing Lab to be Launched Soon
• Music Department to Host World-Renowned Composer Frank Ticheli
• Mutchnick, Martin, and Austin to Present on Criminological Thought at Breakfast and a Book
• IUP Chefs to Demo at Good Taste Pittsburgh Food Show
• Business After Hours Invitation from President
• Nestor Speaks on Exhibit: “elapsed”
• Young Alumni Achievement Award Winner Fitzgerald Discusses “What Can’t You Do with a Philosophy Major?”
• Department of Counseling Named Outstanding Counselor Education Preparation Program
• 2010 Family Weekend Includes Range of Activities
• Faculty Members Recognized at Colleges and Teacher Educators Conference
• Fall 2010 Information Sessions for Graduate Programs in Monroeville
• 2010 Young Alumni Day
• IUP Marcellus Shale Week, November 3-5
• Budget Matters, Episode 3: Recent Construction and IUP’s Budgets
• Housing Closing Notice for November Break
• August 2010 Graduates
• Apollo 13’s Lovell Lectures on Turning “Almost Certain Catastrophe into a Successful Recovery”
• Pennsylvania Department of Health Funds Available
• Summer 2011 Biology Class in Africa
• Student-Trustee Applicants Sought for 2011–2013 Term
• Alumnus Mullick to Present on Terrorist Use of the Internet
• Telehealth Equipment to Provide New Learning Opportunities for Nursing Students
• “Social Networking and Advancing Your Career” Next in Six O’Clock Series
• Reminder: Apollo 13 Commander Lovell to Lecture Monday
• University Museum to Host Public Reception for Associated Artists of Pittsburgh Exhibit
• IUP Marcellus Shale Week: A Community and University Symposium
• “Budget Matters”, Episode 2: Performance Funding and the University Planning Council
• Business Students Attend Networking Event at Bank of New York Mellon
• Manko Serves as Commencement Speaker for University of Phoenix
• Band in Review Returns to Fisher Auditorium
• Lawyer: Octuplets' mom implanted with 12 embryos
• Peregrine falcons checked for Gulf oil taint
• Badly burned Texas man waits for face transplant
• Dallas bomb plot suspect may take stand at hearing
• Judge's ruling expected on government gay troops request
• Crystal Cathedral megachurch files for bankruptcy
• NHL: Penguins 5, Senators 2
• Gunmen on loose in Tennessee post office attack
• Stock futures slip after Apple, IBM results
• ANTHONY FRAZIER: Bullying, the art of killing the human spirit.
• Council for Exceptional Children Chapter to Host 2010 Children’s Fair
• SUSAN WHEATLEY: Letter to the Editor
• Dance Theater Presents “Sixteen Dancing Divas” Beginning October 29
• Free Student Flu Shots for 2010
• “Only Love” Campaign at IUP
• MONDAY Q&A: CINDY ROGERS
• Soldier's last words at Fort Hood were of family
• Oil change reignites debate over GPS trackers
• MONDAY Q&A: CINDY ROGERS
• Cancer activist's approach: Real, a bit irreverent
• GAZETTE COLUMNIST CARL KOLOGIE
• CAMPAIGN 2010: Obama targets key groups in election home stretch
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: Too early to cheer Big Ben
• CPR switch: Chest presses first, then give breaths
• Ex-New Jersey lawmaker to be sentenced in child porn case
• Oil falls to near $81 as U.S. dollar rebounds
• New online resource debuts for Nazi-era looted art
• Stock futures point to drop to start week
• Jury weighs death in fatal home invasion
• NFL: STEELERS 28, BROWNS 10
• Alaska Senate candidate's guards handcuff editor
• Eyes of natural gas industry on Pennsylvania, Marcellus
• Hispanic winemakers still rare but finding success
• Hunter recovering from grizzly bear attack
• Trial to begin in death of DC intern Chandra Levy
• Pennsylvania governor running mates hope for influential roles
• Disabilities no longer a death sentence for pets
• AP Interview: Coast Guard admiral asks for Arctic resources
• Huckabee granted clemency to killer despite record
• Discord marks 111th session of Congress
• THE EX-TERRORIST AND THE PROSTITUTE: CASE BARES TANGLED BOND
• IUP GOLF: Hawks claim PSAC title
• Trial set in NY radio newsman's stabbing death
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: How does Hines Ward keep doing it?
• Octomom fertility doc's license hearing to begin
• College Lodge Road detour lifted
• Florida girl who fell from Wisconsin ride to go home
• Halloween festivities scheduled throughout county
• Marcus reappointed to Public Utilities Commission
• Man accused of U.S. Navy vet scam indicted in Ohio
• Baltimore officer slain in fight over parking spot
• LISA MOLINARI: Exposed -- filthy secrets!
• Corps to shore up trouble spot from Katrina
• Hospital volunteers make sure no one dies alone
• AP ENTERPRISE: Tea party still here and strong
• Obama urges Democrats not to get discouraged
• Countless human bones found in pits at Arizona cemetery
• Chile drilling heroes heralded back home in Colorado
• Feds oppose California Prop 19 to legalize marijuana
• Barbara Billingsley, Beaver Cleaver's TV mom, dies
• Florida company introduces new, red celery
• GAZETTE COLUMNIST CARL KOLOGIE
• Miners stay mum on underground experiences
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: Too early to cheer Big Ben
• Mine explosion kills 20 in China
• HS FOOTBALL: MADONNA (W. Va.) 52, PURCHASE LINE 6
• U.S., China hold maritime security talks in Hawaii
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• U.S. eyes ways to make computer use safe online
• United 24, Northern Cambria 12
• CAMPAIGN 2010: Sestak seeks upper hand in debate over jobs
• Homer-Center 33, Marion Center 21
• CAMPAIGN 2010: Corbett expands no-tax pledge in gubernatorial debate
• HS FOOTBALL: PENNS MANOR 41, SALTSBURG 0
• Penns Manor clinches conference title
• Special exhibit honors John Wayne
• HS FOOTBALL: INDIANA 27, HAMPTON 6
• Ligonier Valley 41, Blairsville 0
• Patrick Wayne to visit Jimmy Stewart Museum
• BOB LANKARD: Letter to the Editor
• Indiana clinches playoff berth
• Colorado mountain climber killed in fall; two rescued
• HS FOOTBALL: HOMER-CENTER 33, MARION CENTER 21
• Friday's high school football scores
• Mountain goat suspected in death of Washington hiker
• LAST CALL: Brocious ends gridiron career
• Punxsutawney 20, Moniteau 6
• More intellectually disabled youths go to college
• BOB LANKARD: Letter to the Editor
• Boyz II Men to Perform November 12; Tickets on Sale October 19
• Common Freshman Reader Essay Contest Winners to Introduce, Escort Author Ehrenreich
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• AP ENTERPRISE: Tea party still here and strong
• United 24, Northern Cambria 12
• Miners stay mum on underground experiences
• Homer-Center 33, Marion Center 21
• Mine explosion kills 20 in China
• Penns Manor clinches conference title
• U.S. eyes ways to make computer use safe online
• Ligonier Valley 41, Blairsville 0
• CAMPAIGN 2010: Sestak seeks upper hand in debate over jobs
• Indiana clinches playoff berth
• HS FOOTBALL: PENNS MANOR 41, SALTSBURG 0
• Friday's high school football scores
• HS FOOTBALL: INDIANA 27, HAMPTON 6
• Punxsutawney 20, Moniteau 6
• HS FOOTBALL: HOMER-CENTER 33, MARION CENTER 21
• Man accused of U.S. Navy vet scam indicted in Ohio
• LAST CALL: Brocious ends gridiron career
• Corps to shore up trouble spot from Katrina
• Marcus reappointed to Public Utilities Commission
• Countless human bones found in pits at Arizona cemetery
• Psychology Department to Host “Potluck” Conference for State System Schools
• Feds oppose California Prop 19 to legalize marijuana
• Chorus Joined by New Piano Faculty Members in Sound Choices Concert
• Florida company introduces new, red celery
• Chemistry Club Will Go “Behind the Scenes” at Carnegie Science Center
• U.S., China hold maritime security talks in Hawaii
• Luncheon Caps 2010 SECA Fund Drive
• Common Freshman Reader Provost's Essay Winners Announced
• LIFT group asks for tax amnesty
• Campus Highlights for October 15, 2010
• United 24, Northern Cambria 12
• STEWART MUSEUM AT RISK OF CLOSING
• Texas prosecutor denies showing bias in arson case
• Homer-Center 33, Marion Center 21
• INDIANA: Borough manager resigns
• Court ruling or no, gay troops know not to tell
• Penns Manor clinches conference title
• Sorbin steps down as Homer-Center director
• Former Wisconsin prosecutor sued by woman he 'sexted'
• Ligonier Valley 41, Blairsville 0
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• Miners start new chapter as they adjust to life above ground
• Indiana clinches playoff berth
• Grandma's ashes mistakenly sold at Florida yard sale
• Gay councilman's plea to bullied teens goes viral
• Friday's high school football scores
• Area firm basks in glow of mine rescue
• More Gulf waters reopen to fishing after oil spill
• Summer 2010 Dean’s List
• Home defense bill clears State Senate
• Ohio fire is ruled arson; baby, 2 adults killed
• Tickets for Lovell Lecture Available October 13
• HS FOOTBALL: GAME OF THE WEEK
• Feds propose stricter limits on coal dust
• Eberly Makes 2011 “Best Business Schools” Guidebook
• AUTHOR TO SIGN COPIES OF NEW BOOK
• Common Freshman Reader Author Ehrenreich to Lecture
• WHITE TOWNSHIP: Supervisors schedule leaf pickup
• Bernanke tilts debate on key roots of unemployment
• Master’s in Spanish Approved by PASSHE Board
• Furniture business rises from the ashes
• TV show to take viewers into West Virginia coal mines
• IUP-TV Sports Production One of Four National Finalists
• INDIANA COUNTY: Broadband might get private push
• HS GOLF: IHS PLACES FOURTH
• Common Freshman Reader Author Barbara Ehrenreich Coming to IUP
• Soldiers reacted at Fort Hood as if in combat
• HS CROSS COUNTRY: Woodrow wins fourth straight crown
• Harassment Cannot Be Tolerated, Chancellor and President Say
• Appeals court stops hearing in Texas arson case
• HS FOOTBALL: Penns Manor's Eckenrode recovers from crash injury to play on Senior Night
• “Global Alert” Program Focuses on Two Environmental Projects at IUP
• IUP FOOTBALL: FISCUS RETURNING HOME -- IHS grad leads Clarion against Crimson Hawks
• NHL: MAPLE LEAFS 4, PENGUINS 3
• Ex-state treasurer sued over inheritance
• Appeals court stops hearing in Texas arson case
• As Chile celebrates, mine's future in question
• Olson retirement may cause backlog
• Natural gas returns to energy spotlight
• Shift leader helped Chilean miners stay calm, live
• NATO permits Taliban talks
• AS MINERS IN CHILE REACH SURFACE, THEIR STORIES ALSO EMERGE
• Area firm basks in glow of mine rescue
• Rescue order men pulled from Chilean mine
• Home defense bill clears State Senate
• Last of Chilean miners is raised safely to surface
• HS FOOTBAL: GAME OF THE WEEK
• Fire in Ohio destroys historic flea market
• AUTHOR TO SIGN COPIES OF NEW BOOK
• Jury deliberations to begin in Pennsylvania hate crime case
• WHITE TOWNSHIP: Supervisors schedule leaf pickup
• Hurricane Paula weakens as it nears Cuba
• Furniture business rises from the ashes
• More Americans choosing natural burials
• INDIANA COUNTY: Broadband might get private push
• Federal appeals court upholds Texas pledge wording
• IUP FOOTBALL LIVE CHAT
• Grandma's ashes mistakenly sold at Florida yard sale
• Sony unveils TVs with Google's Web-surfing system
• NATO chief calls for anti-missile system
• JOSEPHINE CUNNINGHAM: Letter to the Editor
• Oil rises above $83 on weaker dollar, supply drop
• HS VOLLEYBALL: INDIANS EXTEND SECTION WIN STREAK
• Dalai Lama says he would be a lousy U.S. president
• HS GOLF: INDIANS ROLL INTO WPIAL FINALS
• Stock futures waver after jobs, inflation reports
• IUP FOOTBALL: Hawks still looking for complete performance
• Soldiers reacted at Fort Hood as if in combat
• 101-year-old Texas woman becomes U.S. citizen
• Rescue order of men pulled from Chilean mine
• U.S. JUDGE HALTS POLICY ON GAYS IN THE MILITARY
• 16 UP, 17 TO GO: Nearly half of miners now free in Chile rescue
• Two more suspects charged in NYC anti-gay beatings
• Whale of a Trip: Humpback makes record migration
• Sony unveils TVs with Google's Web-surfing system
• CAMBRIA COUNTY: One dead, 13 injured in car-bus crash
• 19 UP, 14 TO GO: Chile rescue past halfway mark
• JOSEPHINE CUNNINGHAM: Letter to the Editor
• Chile choreographs dramatic finish to rescue saga
• HS VOLLEYBALL: INDIANS EXTEND SECTION WIN STREAK
• HS VOLLEYBALL: INDIANS EXTEND SECTION WIN STREAK
• ^URGENT^First of 33 men rescued from Chilean mine
• IUP FOOTBALL: Hawks still looking for complete performance
• HS GOLF: INDIANS ROLL INTO WPIAL FINALS
• Los Angeles porn actor tests positive for HIV
• BLAIRSVILLE-SALTSBURG: Reports, recommendations released
• IUP FOOTBALL: Hawks still looking for complete performance
• NFL: Broadcasters adapt as focus on concussions changes
• Ex-state treasurer sued over inheritance
• Ex-state treasurer sued over inheritance
• Stepmother of missing North Carolina girl due in court
• Olson retirement may cause backlog
• Olson retirement may cause backlog
• Category 2 Paula threatens Cancun, Mexican islands
• Poll shows weak growth to continue into 2011
• Shift leader helped Chilean miners stay calm, live
• World Food conference looks at subsistence farming
• CHILE MINE COLLAPSE: Kin struggle with jealousy, rivalries
• AS MINERS IN CHILE REACH SURFACE, THEIR STORIES ALSO EMERGE
• Stock futures climb on upbeat Intel, CSX earnings
• HARRY McFARLAND: Letter to the Editor
• Rescue order men pulled from Chilean mine
• Chile joyous at clockwork-like miner rescue
• INDIANA: Directors study enrollment, reconfiguration possibilities
• Last of Chilean miners is raised safely to surface
• 9 UP, 24 TO GO: Oldest miner 63, freed in Chile; drops to knees
• Judge Olson leaving bench
• HS GOLF: INDIANS ROLL INTO WPIAL FINALS
• Sony unveils TVs with Google's Web-surfing system
• Hugs seen around the world as rescue goes global
• FORT HOOD SHOOTINGS SUSPECT IN COURT FOR PRETRIAL HEARING
• CHILE REJOICES WITH MINE RESCUE UNDER WAY
• Cost-of-living increase unlikely for retirees in '11
• 101-year-old Texas woman becomes U.S. citizen
• Dramatic endgame nears for trapped Chile miners
• Foreclosure freeze could hurt housing market
• U.S. JUDGE HALTS POLICY ON GAYS IN THE MILITARY
• MONDAY Q&A: Effort links kids and parents for lifetime love of reading
• Fiscus named PSAC offensive player of week
• Two more suspects charged in NYC anti-gay beatings
• Treasures program needs gift
• Treasures for Children program seeks gift
• CAMBRIA COUNTY: One dead, 13 injured in car-bus crash
• NHL: PENGUINS 3, DEVILS 1
• Judge upholds merger involving Ligonier Valley
• Chile choreographs dramatic finish to rescue saga
• HARRY McFARLAND: Letter to the Editor
• Q&A: Effort links kids, parents for lifetime love of reading
• ^URGENT^First of 33 men rescued from Chilean mine
• PAUL WALSH: Letter to the Editor
• Police dogs smell remains at missing girl's house
• Poll shows weak growth to continue into 2011
• APNewsBreak: 6 missing New Jersey boaters found alive
• CHILE MINE COLLAPSE: Kin struggle with jealousy, rivalries
• Reprimand tossed for 'We close at 5' Texas judge
• Judge upholds merger of LV schools
• JOAN SUTHERLAND, SOPRANO KNOWN AS `LA STUPENDA,' DIES AT 83
• KATHY ABBEY-BAKER: What are the benefits of playing?
• APNewsBreak: School settles webcam spy suit
• PURCHASE LINE: District approves contracts, raises
• Explosives found at New York cemetery in '09 cause scare
• UNITED: Students to test new state exams
• Furious China blocks visit to Nobel winner's wife
• INDIANA: Directors study enrollment, reconfiguration possibilities
• NYC police arrest 9th suspect in anti-gay beatings
• Judge Olson leaving bench
• Test shows Chile mine rescue shaft works
• Sony unveils TVs with Google's Web-surfing system
• MINE SAGA IN CHILE CAPTIVATES BOLIVIANS
• Chilean miners await new life topside
• FORT HOOD SHOOTINGS SUSPECT IN COURT FOR PRETRIAL HEARING
• Rendell reports progress in tax talk with industry
• Q&A: Effort links kids, parents for lifetime love of reading
• Reprimand tossed for 'We close at 5' Texas judge
• Chilean miners await new life topside
• JOAN SUTHERLAND, SOPRANO KNOWN AS `LA STUPENDA,' DIES AT 83
• Test shows Chile mine rescue shaft works
• APNewsBreak: School settles webcam spy suit
• U.S. often weighed North Korea `nuke option'
• Explosives found at New York cemetery in '09 cause scare
• Pennsylvania governor candidates' stances on taxes diverge
• Furious China blocks visit to Nobel winner's wife
• IUP FOOTBALL: MERCYHURST 28, CRIMSON HAWKS 27n
• NYC police arrest 9th suspect in anti-gay beatings
• CARL KOLOGIE
• MINE SAGA IN CHILE CAPTIVATES BOLIVIANS
• Test shows Chile mine rescue shaft works
• LISA MOLINARI: Modern inconveniences, Part I
• Rendell reports progress in tax talk with industry
• Chilean miners await new life topside
• MARION CENTER: Educators plan night of stargazing
• Dramatic endgame nears for trapped Chile miners
• Cost-of-living increase unlikely for retirees in '11
• Democrats sound battle cry at forum
• MONDAY Q&A: Effort links kids and parents for lifetime love of reading
• Foreclosure freeze could hurt housing market
• Treasures program needs gift
• Fiscus named PSAC offensive player of week
• Cost-of-living increase unlikely for retirees in '11
• Treasures for Children program seeks gift
• Treasures for Children program seeks gift
• Judge upholds merger involving Ligonier Valley
• Fiscus named PSAC offensive player of week
• Q&A: Effort links kids, parents for lifetime love of reading
• Judge upholds merger involving Ligonier Valley
• Police dogs smell remains at missing girl's house
• Foreclosure freeze could hurt housing market
• APNewsBreak: 6 missing New Jersey boaters found alive
• AP source: Grand jury probing anti-abortion murder
• Mississippi judge again asks courtroom to say pledge
• IUP FOOTBALL: MERCYHURST 28, CRIMSON HAWKS 27n
• Ligonier Valley 42, Marion Center 7
• Feds touting National Guard mission in Arizona
• 2 injured when man opens fire at Southern California school
• One Ohio school, four bullied teens dead at own hand
• CARL KOLOGIE
• Saltsburg 12, Shade 7
• Powerful quakes in Aleutians; no tsunami alert
• Major balloon race gets under way in Albuquerque
• NHL: Flyers 3, Penguins 2
• LISA MOLINARI: Modern inconveniences, Part I
• Penns Manor 14, United 6
• Some stimulus money went to jailed, deceased
• NYPD: 7 gang members beat up gay recruit, 2 others
• IUP FOOTBALL: Hawks seeking redemption
• MARION CENTER: Educators plan night of stargazing
• Northern Cambria 34, Blairsville 16
• Report: Contracts helped Taliban
• NFL: Favre's got his guy; now he and Moss must produce
• HS TENNIS: Drop in class spurs IHS to WPIAL playoffs
• Democrats sound battle cry at forum
• Friday's high school football scores
• Pacemaker implants help pooches live longer lives
• Mexico opens probe into reported lake shooting
• HS VOLLEYBALL: Stingers rally again to whip visiting Homer-Center
• 10 injured in rollercoaster accident
• AP source: Grand jury probing anti-abortion murder
• Mississippi judge again asks courtroom to say pledge
• U.S. often weighed North Korea `nuke option'
• IUP FOOTBALL: COACH MIKE CAMPOLO COMMENTARY
• Couple to be sentenced in Stamos blackmail attempt
• 2 injured when man opens fire at Southern California school
• One Ohio school, four bullied teens dead at own hand
• A way out in sight for trapped miners
• Homer City native treks 2,179 miles
• Cyclist raising money for spill killed in crash
• Major balloon race gets under way in Albuquerque
• NHL: Flyers 3, Penguins 2
• Indiana County voter registration down
• Arson probe details emerge
• Police seek help catching gunman in Midwest
• NYPD: 7 gang members beat up gay recruit, 2 others
• IUP FOOTBALL: Hawks seeking redemption
• Make a Difference Day
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• Warmer, wetter weather has crops on the move
• NFL: Favre's got his guy; now he and Moss must produce
• HS TENNIS: Drop in class spurs IHS to WPIAL playoffs
• Pennsylvania governor candidates' stances on taxes diverge
• Homer-Center 28, Purchase Line 20
• Mexico says search for missing tourist intensified
• Mexico opens probe into reported lake shooting
• HS VOLLEYBALL: Stingers rally again to whip visiting Homer-Center
• 10 injured in rollercoaster accident
• IUP FOOTBALL: MERCYHURST 28, CRIMSON HAWKS 27n
• Ligonier Valley 42, Marion Center 7
• Feds touting National Guard mission in Arizona
• U.S. often weighed North Korea `nuke option'
• IUP FOOTBALL: COACH MIKE CAMPOLO COMMENTARY
• Couple to be sentenced in Stamos blackmail attempt
• CARL KOLOGIE
• Saltsburg 12, Shade 7
• Powerful quakes in Aleutians; no tsunami alert
• A way out in sight for trapped miners
• Homer City native treks 2,179 miles
• Cyclist raising money for spill killed in crash
• LISA MOLINARI: Modern inconveniences, Part I
• Penns Manor 14, United 6
• Some stimulus money went to jailed, deceased
• Indiana County voter registration down
• Arson probe details emerge
• Police seek help catching gunman in Midwest
• MARION CENTER: Educators plan night of stargazing
• Northern Cambria 34, Blairsville 16
• Report: Contracts helped Taliban
• Make a Difference Day
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• Warmer, wetter weather has crops on the move
• Democrats sound battle cry at forum
• Friday's high school football scores
• Pacemaker implants help pooches live longer lives
• Pennsylvania governor candidates' stances on taxes diverge
• Homer-Center 28, Purchase Line 20
• Mexico says search for missing tourist intensified
• 10 injured in rollercoaster accident
• Ligonier Valley 42, Marion Center 7
• Feds touting National Guard mission in Arizona
• AP source: Grand jury probing anti-abortion murder
• Mississippi judge again asks courtroom to say pledge
• Mexico opens probe into reported lake shooting
• HS VOLLEYBALL: Stingers rally again to whip visiting Homer-Center
• Couple to be sentenced in Stamos blackmail attempt
• Saltsburg 12, Shade 7
• Powerful quakes in Aleutians; no tsunami alert
• 2 injured when man opens fire at Southern California school
• One Ohio school, four bullied teens dead at own hand
• U.S. often weighed North Korea `nuke option'
• IUP FOOTBALL: COACH MIKE CAMPOLO COMMENTARY
• Cyclist raising money for spill killed in crash
• Penns Manor 14, United 6
• Some stimulus money went to jailed, deceased
• Major balloon race gets under way in Albuquerque
• NHL: Flyers 3, Penguins 2
• A way out in sight for trapped miners
• Homer City native treks 2,179 miles
• Northern Cambria 34, Blairsville 16
• Report: Contracts helped Taliban
• NYPD: 7 gang members beat up gay recruit, 2 others
• IUP FOOTBALL: Hawks seeking redemption
• Indiana County voter registration down
• Arson probe details emerge
• Police seek help catching gunman in Midwest
• Friday's high school football scores
• Pacemaker implants help pooches live longer lives
• NFL: Favre's got his guy; now he and Moss must produce
• HS TENNIS: Drop in class spurs IHS to WPIAL playoffs
• Make a Difference Day
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• Warmer, wetter weather has crops on the move
• Mississippi judge again asks courtroom to say pledge
• Mexico opens probe into reported lake shooting
• HS VOLLEYBALL: Stingers rally again to whip visiting Homer-Center
• 10 injured in rollercoaster accident
• Homer-Center 28, Purchase Line 20
• Mexico says search for missing tourist intensified
• One Ohio school, four bullied teens dead at own hand
• U.S. often weighed North Korea `nuke option'
• IUP FOOTBALL: COACH MIKE CAMPOLO COMMENTARY
• Couple to be sentenced in Stamos blackmail attempt
• Ligonier Valley 42, Marion Center 7
• Feds touting National Guard mission in Arizona
• NHL: Flyers 3, Penguins 2
• A way out in sight for trapped miners
• Homer City native treks 2,179 miles
• Cyclist raising money for spill killed in crash
• Saltsburg 12, Shade 7
• Powerful quakes in Aleutians; no tsunami alert
• IUP FOOTBALL: Hawks seeking redemption
• Indiana County voter registration down
• Arson probe details emerge
• Police seek help catching gunman in Midwest
• Penns Manor 14, United 6
• Some stimulus money went to jailed, deceased
• HS TENNIS: Drop in class spurs IHS to WPIAL playoffs
• Make a Difference Day
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• Warmer, wetter weather has crops on the move
• Northern Cambria 34, Blairsville 16
• Report: Contracts helped Taliban
• HS VOLLEYBALL: Stingers rally again to whip visiting Homer-Center
• 10 injured in rollercoaster accident
• Homer-Center 28, Purchase Line 20
• Mexico says search for missing tourist intensified
• Friday's high school football scores
• Pacemaker implants help pooches live longer lives
• IUP FOOTBALL: COACH MIKE CAMPOLO COMMENTARY
• Couple to be sentenced in Stamos blackmail attempt
• Ligonier Valley 42, Marion Center 7
• Feds touting National Guard mission in Arizona
• AP source: Grand jury probing anti-abortion murder
• Mississippi judge again asks courtroom to say pledge
• Homer City native treks 2,179 miles
• Cyclist raising money for spill killed in crash
• Saltsburg 12, Shade 7
• Powerful quakes in Aleutians; no tsunami alert
• 2 injured when man opens fire at Southern California school
• One Ohio school, four bullied teens dead at own hand
• Arson probe details emerge
• Police seek help catching gunman in Midwest
• Penns Manor 14, United 6
• Some stimulus money went to jailed, deceased
• Major balloon race gets under way in Albuquerque
• NHL: Flyers 3, Penguins 2
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• Warmer, wetter weather has crops on the move
• Northern Cambria 34, Blairsville 16
• Report: Contracts helped Taliban
• NYPD: 7 gang members beat up gay recruit, 2 others
• IUP FOOTBALL: Hawks seeking redemption
• Homer-Center 28, Purchase Line 20
• Mexico says search for missing tourist intensified
• Friday's high school football scores
• Pacemaker implants help pooches live longer lives
• NFL: Favre's got his guy; now he and Moss must produce
• HS TENNIS: Drop in class spurs IHS to WPIAL playoffs
• Homer City native treks 2,179 miles
• Arson probe details emerge
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• 10 injured in rollercoaster accident
• Couple to be sentenced in Stamos blackmail attempt
• Cyclist raising money for spill killed in crash
• Homer-Center 28, Purchase Line 20
• Police seek help catching gunman in Midwest
• Ligonier Valley 42, Marion Center 7
• Warmer, wetter weather has crops on the move
• Saltsburg 12, Shade 7
• Mexico says search for missing tourist intensified
• Penns Manor 14, United 6
• Feds touting National Guard mission in Arizona
• Northern Cambria 34, Blairsville 16
• Powerful quakes in Aleutians; no tsunami alert
• Friday's high school football scores
• Pacemaker implants help pooches live longer lives
• Some stimulus money went to jailed, deceased
• Mississippi judge again asks courtroom to say pledge
• Report: Contracts helped Taliban
• One Ohio school, four bullied teens dead at own hand
• IUP FOOTBALL: Hawks seeking redemption
• NHL: Flyers 3, Penguins 2
• HS TENNIS: Drop in class spurs IHS to WPIAL playoffs
• IUP FOOTBALL: COACH MIKE CAMPOLO COMMENTARY
• HS VOLLEYBALL: Stingers rally again to whip visiting Homer-Center
• GOP allies make Colorado a top target
• Comedian Black entertain tonight at IUP
• HS FOOTBALL: GAME OF THE WEEK
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• IUP FOOTBALL CHAT SESSION
• HS GOLF FINALS: Indiana pair finish in Top 24
• Splurges likely to stay part of Christmas past
• IUP HOMECOMING: Alum-author autographs books
• CARL KOLOGIE: To be or not to be
• Texas governor pressuring Mexico over lake shooting
• BLAIRSVILLE-SALTSBURG: Student accused of making threat
• BLAIRSVILLE-SALTSBURG: Teachers' union rejects fact-finder report
• New Jersey senator calls for anti-bully law after suicide
• APOLLO-RIDGE: Lockdown lifted
• Data overload block tracking of sex offenders
• Pumpkin farmers profit with odd, ugly varieties
• Police crack down on drilling trucks
• NFL: Ex-Titans backup QB Chris Simms due in NYC court
• Los Angeles teachers union will challenge layoff pact
• HS FOOTBALL: GAME OF THE WEEK
• Naked Cowboy briefs New Yorkers on his presidential bid
• HS GOLF FINALS: Indiana pair finish in Top 24
• Texas governor pressuring Mexico over lake shooting
• CARL KOLOGIE: To be or not to be
• GOP allies make Colorado a top target
• Comedian Black entertain tonight at IUP
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• IUP HOMECOMING: Alum-author autographs books
• New Jersey senator calls for anti-bully law after suicide
• BLAIRSVILLE-SALTSBURG: Teachers' union rejects fact-finder report
• Data overload block tracking of sex offenders
• BLAIRSVILLE-SALTSBURG: Student accused of making threat
• Splurges likely to stay part of Christmas past
• APOLLO-RIDGE: Lockdown lifted
• Traders avoid big moves before earnings, jobs data
• Police crack down on drilling trucks
• Judge asked to declare executed Texas man innocent
• Stock futures flat, Treasury yields plummet
• Pot legalization measure fails to draw big money
• House passes 'castle doctrine'[Links to additional documents]
• RFK-owned Emancipation Proclamation up for auction
• Vote on gas tax delayed
• Crews struggle to clear toxic Hungary sludge flood
• IUP FOOTBALL: Hawks know road ahead is tough
• FBI: Stripper, drugs, guns and judge don't mix
• BRUSH VALLEY TOWNSHIP: Supervisors set hours for trick or treating
• Times Square bomber sentenced, warns of more attacks
• Stock futures flat, Treasury yields plummet
• MARION CENTER ASD: Judge postpones ruling on lawsuit
• Whitman, Brown tangle on immigration, illegal maid
• HOMER CITY: Tentative budget has 1 mill tax increase
• Virulent skin germ grates on Maine lobstering isle
• INDIANA: Library supporters take case to council
• Environmentalists fret about Plum Island's future
• Gas leak chases Blairsville families from homes
• Driver cuts off suspect and California girl found safe
• Times Square bomber sentenced, warns of more attacks
• Pumpkin farmers profit with odd, ugly varieties
• Whitman, Brown tangle on immigration, illegal maid
• California court to hear Jackson dad's estate appeal
• Virulent skin germ grates on Maine lobstering isle
• Judge asked to declare executed Texas man innocent
• Environmentalists fret about Plum Island's future
• Pot legalization measure fails to draw big money
• Driver cuts off suspect and California girl found safe
• RFK-owned Emancipation Proclamation up for auction
• Pumpkin farmers profit with odd, ugly varieties
• Crews struggle to clear toxic Hungary sludge flood
• California court to hear Jackson dad's estate appeal
• FBI: Stripper, drugs, guns and judge don't mix
• Corruption-riddled city cancels council meeting
• IUP: Trustees change format of meetings
• AP Poll: Americans support community colleges
• INDIANA COUNTY: Feds deny funding for broadband
• Big-name companies to help colleges train workers
• Man charged in fatal 2009 traffic accident
• Problems plague BP's oil spill compensation fund
• Fire ruled attempted homicide
• As 'Peanuts' turn 60, Schulz family plans future
• Chefs name gardens top restaurant trend of 2010
• Crash test ratings for 2011 vehicles
• Europe on terror alert; Officials say no evidence U.S. targeted
• 20 most stressed, 20 least stressed counties
• Pittsburgh area firms trying to keep grads local
• SALTSBURG: Borough council discusses parking issues
• Stock futures rise following Japan's move on yen
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: No need to panic; it was just one loss
• NFL: Panthers release Dwayne Jarrett after DWI arrest
• KEITH, KEVIN & WILLIAM A. GEORGE: Letter to the Editor
• FALL HUNTING FORECASTS OFFER MIXED BAG
• Times Square bomber sentenced, warns of more attacks
• ON TARGET 2010
• Nobel Prize honors super-strong, super-thin carbon
• Photography highlight of weekend Harvest Fest
• Connecticut jury convicts man in deadly home invasion
• MONDAY Q&A: Volunteer at county courthouse makes visitors feel right at home
• Leader on BP claims blames fraud for slow payouts
• Times Square bomber faces sentencing in NYC
• Most 9/11 responders OK settlement resolving suit
• Lil Wayne goes solo in NY jail solitary punishment
• Court to decide if funeral protests cross line
• Three corruption trials in a day? NJ says no big deal
• Community colleges focus of summit
• Police: Florida gunman kills self, one other, wounds five
• DR. REBECCA WINCEK: Adult Vision problems 41 to 60 years of age
• CARL KOLOGIE: Fun at 'Little Italy Days'
• Director gets one year in prison in wiretapping case
• Ex-athletes in Pennsylvania face hate crime jury selection
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: Ray Lewis? He's no James Farrior
• Europe on terror alert; Officials say no evidence U.S. targeted
• Chefs name gardens top restaurant trend of 2010
• VIEWING HARRISBURG: Pooling isn't popular, especially before election
• Wisconsin prosecutor quits after coming on to victim
• U.S. investigative panel meets for fifth time on spill
• FUN ON THE FARM
• Men face jury selection in hate-crime killing
• City scandal makes officials outcasts in hometown
• BOB LANKARD: Job search column
• Oregon man reports close call with great white shark
• Stock futures pull back to begin week
• ELECTION 2010: ONORATO SPELLS OUT PLANS
• Emanuel hits Chicago streets, makes case for mayor
• Pittsburgh area firms trying to keep grads local
• ELECTION 2010: CORBETT LIKES HIS CHANCES
• $69 million in California welfare money spent out of state
• NHL: Penguins 5, Red Wings 2
• IUP FOOTBALL: CRIMSON HAWKS 18, EDINBORO 0 -- Hawks bowl over 'Boro
• Pastor, 3 others killed in church van crash
• MLB: Marlins 5, Pirates 2
• DON SKILLIN: Discerning the meaning of Patriots' rally
• City scandal makes officials outcasts in hometown
• NFL: Ravens 17, Steelers 14
• Couple sees the U.S. by motorcycle
• Pittsburgh area firms trying to keep grads local
• FALL HUNTING FORECASTS OFFER MIXED BAG
• Former student warmly welcomed
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: No need to panic; it was just one loss
• ON TARGET 2010
• Photography highlight of weekend Harvest Fest
• NHL: Penguins 5, Red Wings 2
• Two injured in accident that killed man
• MONDAY Q&A: Volunteer at county courthouse makes visitors feel right at home
• MLB: Marlins 5, Pirates 2
• New bakery blends culinary traditions
• Finding history: Web, vets help unearth war wrecks
• NFL: Ravens 17, Steelers 14
• Final arguments next in Anna Nicole Smith trial
• Brand pastor built fosters fierce member loyalty
• U.S. investigative panel meets for fifth time on spill
• Family plans public farewell for actor Tony Curtis
• On paper, NY Islamic center looks modern, secular
• Chefs name gardens top restaurant trend of 2010
• Georgia church van flips, killing 4 and injuring 15
• BOB LANKARD: Job search column
• ELECTION 2010: ONORATO SPELLS OUT PLANS
• ELECTION 2010: CORBETT LIKES HIS CHANCES
• IUP FOOTBALL: CRIMSON HAWKS 18, EDINBORO 0 -- Hawks bowl over 'Boro
• DON SKILLIN: Discerning the meaning of Patriots' rally
• Couple sees the U.S. by motorcycle
• Former student warmly welcomed
• New bakery blends culinary traditions
• Two injured in accident that killed man
• Finding history: Web, vets help unearth war wrecks
• Brand pastor built fosters fierce member loyalty
• On paper, NY Islamic center looks modern, secular
• CARL KOLOGIE: Fun at 'Little Italy Days'
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: Ray Lewis? He's no James Farrior
• VIEWING HARRISBURG: Pooling isn't popular, especially before election
• FUN ON THE FARM
• Bin Laden uses Pakistani floods to drum up support
• Finding history: Web, vets help unearth war wrecks
• Schools see new sex ed approach
• Navy scrambles after subs shed stealthy coating
• Cambria County Marine combat photographer dies
• Appeal puts three Arkansas boys' murders back in spotlight
• IUP FOOTBALL BACK TO THE 'BORO
• Brand pastor built fosters fierce member loyalty
• IUP COACH PAUL TORTORELLA: Only teachable players succeed on the field
• Bedbugs make their way into federal office in D.C.
• Death penalty eyed in glass shop killings
• Farmer Jon: U.S. Senator spends weekends plowing fields
• Collision claims life of IUP student
• McCain to New Hampshire vets: Won't run for president again
• Bill would rename post office for Indiana's Jimmy Stewart
• Stop-sign cameras catch Southern California drivers off guard
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• USPS says droopy newspapers to cost more to mail
• Homer-Center 34, Blairsville 14
• Parents sue NYC over handling of son's brain
• INDIANA IN A NUTSHELL
• Ligonier Valley 52, Baltimore Freedom Academy 6
• On paper, NY Islamic center looks modern, secular
• HS FOOTBALL: NORTHERN CAMBRIA 41, PURCHASE LINE 12
• Indiana 63, Valley 14
• Facebook founder's story no longer his alone
• HS FOOTBALL: LIGONIER VALLEY 52, BALTIMORE FREEDOM ACADEMY 6
• United 36, Saltsburg 8
• Bias crime charges weighed after New Jersey teen's suicide
• HS FOOTBALL: UNITED 38, SALTSBURG 8
• Friday's high school football scores
• Holiday hiring picture gets a bit merrier
• HS FOOTBALL: HOMER-CENTER 34, BLAIRSVILLE 14
• Northern Cambria 42, Purchase Line 12
• Five dead as drenching rains take aim at New England
• HS FOOTBALL: INDIANA 63, VALLEY 14
• Penns Manor 35, Marion Center 6
• Months after winning $1 million in lottery, man wins $2 million
• FARM AID CONCERT
• Collision claims life of IUP student
• Bin Laden uses Pakistani floods to drum up support
• Bill would rename post office for Indiana's Jimmy Stewart
• Schools see new sex ed approach
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• Homer-Center 34, Blairsville 14
• Judge to decide if Blagojevich lawyers can leave
• Ligonier Valley 52, Baltimore Freedom Academy 6
• Final arguments set for Connecticut home invasion trial
• Indiana 63, Valley 14
• Michigan assistant AG's anti-gay blog free speech?
• United 36, Saltsburg 8
• Holiday hiring picture gets a bit merrier
• Friday's high school football scores
• Police kill New Jersey man who shoots three sons, two fatally
• Northern Cambria 42, Purchase Line 12
• Months after winning $1 million in lottery, man wins $2 million
• Penns Manor 35, Marion Center 6
• Bias crime charges weighed after New Jersey teen's suicide
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'The Social Network'
• Five dead as drenching rains take aim at New England
• EVERYDAY CHEAPSKATE: Three ways to stop feeling poor
• Cambria County Marine combat photographer dies
• IUP FOOTBALL BACK TO THE 'BORO
• Stock futures rise following overseas gains
• HS FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: Boosters teaming up to score a cure
• HS FOOTBALL: GAME OF THE WEEK
• IUP COACH PAUL TORTORELLA: Only teachable players succeed on the field
• KATHY MOORE & LORNA VITE: ICCAP's 'Bash' a success
• Carrolltown man's death investigated
• Death penalty eyed in glass shop killings
• Fort Hood assessing soldiers in wake of suicides
• Poll shows state race is tight
• Stocks climb on drop in unemployment claims
• HS FOOTBALL: Indians on the rebound
• AP: Family sues over Pennsylvania man's unheeded 911 calls
• HS GOLF: Indians win section, make playoffs
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Las Vegas-area home
• 'Treasures for Children' program underway
• THOMAS OSWALD: A Clear Choice
• JIM WANSACZ: Letter to the Editor
• IUP CRIMSON HAWKS ROUNDTABLE
• ARMSTRONG: School board gets budget briefing
• United Way launches 2010-11 effort with goal of $775,000
• Suspect in killing returned to county
• 26 hurt as two Metro buses collide in DC suburb
• Rain pounds North Carolina as storm moves up the East Coast
• AIG reaches deal to repay government
• Secret sex video linked to NJ student's suicide
• Groups to rally for jobs, justice in Washington
• Anna Nicole's boyfriend acquitted of some charges
• Official: Diplomat ingested drain cleaner in NYC
• Arkansas man to ask for new trial in child deaths
• House OKs drilling tax
• Pennsylvania infant hit by bullet piece through floor dies
• IUP FOOTBALL: Injuries derail Hawks' pass attack
• Boston police hunt shooting suspects who killed four
• Carter's Washington book signing events canceled
• Judge reinstates suit over river discharges
• Real estate agent slaying suspect arrested in NC
• Stocks slip as European protests worsen debt fears
• Proceedings delayed in Murphy trial
• Suspect in Yale doctor killing ruled incompetent
• Osama bin Laden evidence readied at detainee trial
• MARION CENTER: Planetarium pondered
• IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS TO UPGRADE STANDARDS FOR DETENTION FACILITIES
• MARION CENTER: Planetarium pondered
• APOLLO-RIDGE: Board refinances debt, saves almost $425,000
• Haiti waiting for $1.1 billion in aid promised by U.S.
• APOLLO-RIDGE: Board refinances debt, saves almost $425,000
• INDIANA: District looks to hire fifth-grade teacher
• Sound recordings of history at risk
• Haiti waiting for $1.1 billion in aid promised by U.S.
• Elderton to hold third Apple Butter Festival
• Tropical depression heads to Florida after Cuba hit
• Sound recordings of history at risk
• Is local economy on rebound?
• Libraries launch apps to sync with iPod generation
• HS GOLF: Matava powers United to third title in four years
• House amends gas-tax measure
• Seniors to get more help with drug plan
• GAIL McCAULEY: Letter to the Editor
• Boston police hunt shooting suspects who killed four
• Oil stays above $76 on unexpected U.S. supply fall
• IUP FOOTBALL: Injuries derail Hawks' pass attack
• Real estate agent slaying suspect arrested in NC
• Pennsylvania infant hit by bullet piece through floor dies
• Proceedings delayed in Murphy trial
• Suspect in Yale doctor killing ruled incompetent
• Carter's Washington book signing events canceled
• INDIANA: District looks to hire fifth-grade teacher
• IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS TO UPGRADE STANDARDS FOR DETENTION FACILITIES
• Stocks slip as European protests worsen debt fears
• Elderton to hold third Apple Butter Festival
• Tropical depression heads to Florida after Cuba hit
• Osama bin Laden evidence readied at detainee trial
• Is local economy on rebound?
• Libraries launch apps to sync with iPod generation
• HS GOLF: Matava powers United to third title in four years
• Oil stays above $76 on unexpected U.S. supply fall
• GAIL McCAULEY: Letter to the Editor
• House amends gas-tax measure
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: He's 'Ex-BEN-dable'
• ARMSTRONG: Board votes to close junior high
• CROP Walk volunteers step up to fight hunger
• STEVE WOLFE: Lyme disease on the rise
• MONDAY Q&A: Ahead of winter, ICCAP readies to spread warmth
• INDIANA: Drug, alcohol use among seniors increase, student survey finds
• Damage from barn fire estimated at $225,000
• Wayward bear struck, killed
• Segway owner dies after falling off river cliff
• Jimmy Carter taken off flight, to hospital in Ohio
• Praise for airline crew following NY hard landing
• INDIANA IN A NUTSHELL
• Sparks flying, wing aground, flight lands in NYC
• Chile: trapped miners get Brad Pitt, censored news
• Stocks drop before confidence report
• Georgia megachurch pastor's flock standing by him
• Another day of searing heat on tap for California
• Southwest Airlines to buy AirTran for $1.4 billion
• Police: Man kills self after shooting at UT Austin
• NFL: Steelers 38, Buccaneers 13 -- Batch helps Steelers stay unbeaten without Big Ben
• Consumer confidence drops to lowest since February
• Computer worm leaves unexpected damage
• Four dead, including child, one hurt in Boston shooting
• Philly tow truck driver charged with killing rival
• Court-martial underway in Afghan atrocities
• New York wife-killing case back in court after hung jury
• Onorato, Corbett clash in first gubernatorial debate
• Judge could rule deaf inmate was wrongly convicted
• HS FOOTBALL: West Shamokin hoping to join Heritage Conference
• Girl, 8, sees father shot down
• HS GOLF: Indians near section title
• Man kills wife, stepkids, self; spares own kids
• JIM SHOTTS: Adjust timing of 13th Street traffic signal
• NORTHERN CAMBRIA: Youth center to give synagogue new life
• Indiana-Armstrong Patriots offer salute to U.S. military
• New York wife-killing case back in court after hung jury
• Judge could rule deaf inmate was wrongly convicted
• Georgia attempts again to execute suicidal inmate
• Girl, 8, sees father shot down
• Computer worm leaves unexpected damage
• Philly tow truck driver charged with killing rival
• Segway owner dies after falling off river cliff
• Georgia megachurch pastor's flock standing by him
• Praise for airline crew following NY hard landing
• Stock futures inch higher on dealmaking
• Sparks flying, wing aground, flight lands in NYC
• Southwest Airlines to buy AirTran for $1.4 billion
• Chile: trapped miners get Brad Pitt, censored news
• Man kills wife, stepkids, self; spares own kids
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: He's 'Ex-BEN-dable'
• NFL: Steelers 38, Buccaneers 13 -- Batch helps Steelers stay unbeaten without Big Ben
• CROP Walk volunteers step up to fight hunger
• Oil creeps higher to near $77 as equities rise
• MONDAY Q&A: Ahead of winter, ICCAP readies to spread warmth
• Damage from barn fire estimated at $225,000
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: Sports Columnist
• Newark hopes Facebook gift translates to results
• Amputee returns to combat
• Public split on health reform
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: Sports Columnist
• IUP FOOTBALL: CRIMSON HAWKS 17, SLIPPERY ROCK 0
• CARL KOLOGIE: Gazette columnist
• LISA MOLINARI: How You Play the Game
• Pennsylvania's elk country beckons
• Area Chevrolet dealers look to Cruze as answer to imports
• NORTHERN CAMBRIA: Youth center to give synagogue new life
• Indiana-Armstrong Patriots offer salute to U.S. military
• Pettit to sign books at IUP
• Seton Hall campus in N.J. mourns shooting victim
• Lohan freed from Los Angeles jail after posting bail
• State House Democrat leader says shale tax vote coming next week
• Cast of Lady Liberty's nose unsold at NYC auction
• HS FOOTBALL: MARS 38, INDIANA 14
• Boaters, campers credit lawsuit for improved river
• HS FOOTBALL: LIGONIER VALLEY 61, SALTSBURG 0
• Pettit to sign books at IUP
• Jumbo emerald at center of ownership debate
• Former Indiana writer attending women's symposium in New York
• Dry day gives flood fighters break in Minnesota, Wisconsin
• Civil War re-enactors march across county to keep history alive
• 1,500 U.S. museums offer free admission Saturday
• Indiana again makes 'Best Communities' for kids list
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA: Pathway, Elmer, Judy, Patriots, etc.
• Ligonier Valley 61, Saltsburg 0
• Fairview 28, Northern Cambria 0
• Homer-Center 18, United 16
• Marion Center 17, Purchase Line 14
• Re-enactors march to keep Civil War history alive
• Mars 38, Indiana 14
• Former Indiana woman attends symposium
• Friday's high school football scores
• Indiana named among best communities to raise kids
• Penns Manor 52, Blairsville 28
• MSHA cites Massey for hundreds of West Virginia violations
• North Dakota police chief, ex-judge charged in abuse case
• CDC says Pennsylvania doing well in public health preparedness
• Virginia puts woman to death; rare U.S. female execution
• IUP FOOTBALL: CRIMSON HAWKS vs SLIPPERY ROCK preview
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA: Pathway, Elmer, Judy, Patriots, etc.
• IUP: General manager named for Kovalchick complex
• U.S. official: CIA runs elite Afghan fighting force
• How to eat better on a college budget
• Dennis DeYoung coming to IUP
• L.A. judge to weigh ownership of jumbo emerald
• JANICE DEMBOSKY: No understanding of JFK's legacy
• Megachurch pastor keeps mum on sex allegations
• Fairview 28, Northern Cambria 0
• Tropical Storm Matthew moving quickly in Caribbean
• Homer-Center 18, United 16
• Church sex scandal takes toll on victims' lawyers
• Marion Center 17, Purchase Line 14
• AP Interview: Hiker talks of year in Iran prison
• Mars 38, Indiana 14
• More flooding could be on the way for Wisconsin, Minnesota
• Friday's high school football scores
• Obama, at U.N., eyes Sudan, Southeast Asia tensions
• Penns Manor 52, Blairsville 28
• Small biz, banks may spurn Obama's $30 billion program
• Drug regulators curtail Avandia
• Stock futures rise as traders await fresh data
• Democrats delay tax vote
• Oil hovers above $75 amid mixed US economic data
• Film of '60 Series found in Crosby's wine cellar
• Government officials say homegrown terrorists troubling
• Corbett leads Onorato in governor's race, poll shows
• Small incision an option for heart valve surgery
• HS VOLLEYBALL: INDIANA DEFEATS GREENSBURG-SALEM
• Carnegie Heroes Fund honors 19 with medals, money
• Obama to tout achievements at United Nations
• One hospitalized following house fire
• AP-GfK Poll: Independents as upset as Republicans
• Patrol: Driver smoked pot heavily day before crash
• APOLLO-RIDGE: Board launches principal search
• U.S. official: CIA runs elite Afghan fighting force
• Virginia to execute first woman in nearly a century
• Festival planned at Yellow Creek Park
• Obama presses for Mideast peace in UN address
• Prosecutors: Corruption ingrained in California city
• INDIANA: Program aims to put families in homes near campus
• Onorato says Corbett inconsistent on health care
• Ohio realty agents wary after two killings, robbery
• Blairsville police praised for role in homicide arrest
• How to eat better on a college budget
• Stocks set to extend slide after drop overseas
• Wreck claims Pine Township man
• HS FOOTBALL: INDIANA vs MARS PREVIEW
• Oil falls to near $74 as US crude supplies grow
• Northern Cambria synagogue
• Dennis DeYoung coming to IUP
• Blockbuster files for bankruptcy protection
• BLAIRSVILLE: Council appoints authority member
• BLAIRSVILLE: Borough sues BIG over records
• MLB: PIRATES 11, CARDINALS 6
• IUP FOOTBALL: MIDWEEK REPORT
• INDIANA COUNTY: Emergency radio plan boosted by federal tech grant
• NHL: Pens open Consol Center with 5-1 win over Wings
• Top economic adviser to leave White House
• GONNA CHAT SOME FOOTBALL!
• Authorities: Gunman wounds three, kills self in Nebraska
• Woman's execution cleared to proceed in Virginia
• Attorney changed postnup, didn't tell McCourts
• GOP blocks move to lift 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Lawsuits: Megachurch pastor coerced three men into sex
• ACLU sues Pittsburgh over G-2 arrests
• Sheriff sued over Taser death
• Gas drilling protest at state capitol
• CRASH KILLS NINE U.S. TROOPS
• IUP FOOTBALL: MIDWEEK REPORT
• GOP targets health care law
• Woman's execution cleared to proceed in Virginia
• New legal team hired for suspect
• GOP blocks move to lift 'don't ask, don't tell'
• HS VOLLEYBALL: Northern Cambria continues mastery of Marion Center
• ACLU sues Pittsburgh over G-2 arrests
• JESSE YACKUBOSKEY: ICCAP a godsend for winterizing home
• Gas drilling protest at state capitol
• MARION CENTER: Board names interim superintendent
• Corbett leads Onorato in governor's race, poll shows
• ARMSTRONG: Board hearing set on project
• One hospitalized following house fire
• Prosecutors: Drug debt led to slaying[Link to court document]
• APOLLO-RIDGE: Board launches principal search
• Indiana property owners weigh BID effort
• Festival planned at Yellow Creek Park
• INDIANA: Program aims to put families in homes near campus
• Blairsville police praised for role in homicide arrest
• AP Investigation: California pension bonuses examined
• Drenched Texas Gulf communities brace for rain
• HS VOLLEYBALL: INDIANA DEFEATS GREENSBURG-SALEM
• Wisconsin governor says he's troubled by 'sexting' DA
• Wreck claims Pine Township man
• Firefighters in Utah race to beat wildfire, winds
• Northern Cambria synagogue
• June 2009 saw end of recession, economists say
• BLAIRSVILLE: Council appoints authority member
• NFL: Steelers 19, Titans 11
• New legal team hired for suspect
• Stocks set to extend rally ahead of Fed meeting
• HS VOLLEYBALL: Northern Cambria continues mastery of Marion Center
• North Carolina wild horses face uncertain future
• JESSE YACKUBOSKEY: ICCAP a godsend for winterizing home
• For deaf, wireless devices a new portal to world
• MARION CENTER: Board names interim superintendent
• Kentucky trial: man claims caffeine insanity
• ARMSTRONG: Board hearing set on project
• Igor passes near Bermuda as Category 1 hurricane
• Prosecutors: Drug debt led to slaying[Link to court document]
• Clymer Days Festival offers variety of events
• Indiana property owners weigh BID effort
• Cops seek New York man in death of North Carolina chief's daughter
• Suspect surrenders to face homicide charge
• FDA to consider approval of modified salmon
• MONDAY Q&A: Storyboard artist's new project to debut Friday
• Boston looks to rebuild museum at Tea Party site
• AP Investigation: California pension bonuses examined
• Police: Victim in barrel was killed over drug debt
• 13 from California sect found in park after tense hunt
• Drenched Texas Gulf communities brace for rain
• Atheist Hitchens skipping prayer day in his honor
• Wisconsin governor says he's troubled by 'sexting' DA
• Global spotlight on helping world's poor
• Firefighters in Utah race to beat wildfire, winds
• Farmers fear dust rules won't reflect rural life
• June 2009 saw end of recession, economists say
• Crews battle Utah wildfire sparked at firing range
• CRASH KILLS NINE U.S. TROOPS
• Gulf oil well is dead but the pain will remain
• GOP targets health care law
• 13 from California sect found in park after tense hunt
• Global spotlight on helping world's poor
• Atheist Hitchens skipping prayer day in his honor
• Farmers fear dust rules won't reflect rural life
• Farmers fear dust rules won't reflect rural life
• Crews battle Utah wildfire sparked at firing range
• Crews battle Utah wildfire sparked at firing range
• Gulf oil well is dead but the pain will remain
• Gulf oil well is dead but the pain will remain
• NFL: Steelers 19, Titans 11
• NFL: Steelers 19, Titans 11
• Stocks set to extend rally ahead of Fed meeting
• Stocks set to extend rally ahead of Fed meeting
• North Carolina wild horses face uncertain future
• North Carolina wild horses face uncertain future
• For deaf, wireless devices a new portal to world
• For deaf, wireless devices a new portal to world
• Kentucky trial: man claims caffeine insanity
• Kentucky trial: man claims caffeine insanity
• Igor passes near Bermuda as Category 1 hurricane
• Igor passes near Bermuda as Category 1 hurricane
• Clymer Days Festival offers variety of events
• INDIANA IN A NUTSHELL
• Suspect surrenders to face homicide charge
• Cops seek New York man in death of North Carolina chief's daughter
• MONDAY Q&A: Storyboard artist's new project to debut Friday
• FDA to consider approval of modified salmon
• Police: Victim in barrel was killed over drug debt
• Boston looks to rebuild museum at Tea Party site
• Cops seek New York man in death of North Carolina chief's daughter
• 13 from California sect found in park after tense hunt
• Boston looks to rebuild museum at Tea Party site
• Atheist Hitchens skipping prayer day in his honor
• ARTISTS STUDIO TOURS RETURN TO INDIANA/Country artists give visitors a sneak peek
• HS FOOTBALL: HOMER-CENTER 20, LANGLEY 6
• HS FOOTBALL: INDIANA 40, HIGHLANDS 7
• Reed visits local coal mine
• ANTHONY FRAZIER: Letter to the Editor
• Four jailed in Indiana on narcotics charges
• University aims to solidify ties to Pittsburgh
• United, Continental shareholders approve deal
• Pope meets with abuse victims as thousands protest
• Trapped miners force Chileans to re-examine image
• Will edgier college marketing get a failing grade?
• NCAA FOOTBALL: PENN STATE 24, KENT STATE 0
• Penguins plan 'ultimate home game' to unveil Consol Center
• Police: Suspect surrenders
• State jobless benefits fund in the red
• Americans struggle to regain their shrunken wealth
• CARL KOLOGIE: Gazette columnist
• Carter: Iran rescue effort should have worked
• IUP FOOTBALL: BLOOMSBURG 47, CRIMSON HAWKS 20
• Penn State tries to curb alcohol abuse
• MEAT AND POTATOES OF LIFE: Bedtime banter in battle of love
• State Senate panel to probe terror-alert bulletins
• Four jailed in Indiana on narcotics charges
• University aims to solidify ties to Pittsburgh
• Effort helps to feed the hungry
• Penn State tries to curb alcohol abuse
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• State Senate panel to probe terror-alert bulletins
• United 28, Purchase Line 8
• HS FOOTBALL: HOMER-CENTER 20, LANGLEY 6
• Marion Center 35, Northern Cambria 27, 3OT
• HS FOOTBALL: INDIANA 40, HIGHLANDS 7
• Penns Manor 20, Ligonier Valley 14
• University aims to solidify ties to Pittsburgh
• Homer-Center 20, Langley 6
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• Blairsville 35, Saltsburg 20
• Americans struggle to regain their shrunken wealth
• Friday's high school football scores
• Carter: Iran rescue effort should have worked
• Indiana 40, Highlands 7
• Penn State tries to curb alcohol abuse
• Pope to UK: deeply sorry, ashamed of sex abuse
• State Senate panel to probe terror-alert bulletins
• Afghans vote for parliament amid threats, attacks
• HS FOOTBALL: HOMER-CENTER 20, LANGLEY 6
• Americans struggle to regain their shrunken wealth
• HS FOOTBALL: INDIANA 40, HIGHLANDS 7
• Carter: Iran rescue effort should have worked
• Reed visits local coal mine
• Reed visits local coal mine
• ANTHONY FRAZIER: Letter to the Editor
• ANTHONY FRAZIER: Letter to the Editor
• Four jailed in Indiana on narcotics charges
• Strengthening Karl takes aim at Mexican Gulf coast
• Lawyer: Holloway's mom confronted suspect in jail
• United 28, Purchase Line 8
• Povery level reaches milestone
• Marion Center 35, Northern Cambria 27, 3OT
• Gulf oil well on verge of being plugged for good
• Penns Manor 20, Ligonier Valley 14
• Oil rises above $75 as stock markets advance
• Homer-Center 20, Langley 6
• Police: Officers shoot gunman on Capitol Hill
• Blairsville 35, Saltsburg 20
• Stock futures rise on strength in tech sector
• Friday's high school football scores
• IUP FOOTBALL: CRIMSON HAWKS vs BLOOMSBURG PREVIEW
• Indiana 40, Highlands 7
• TERRY ANDERSON: Letter to the Editor
• Effort helps to feed the hungry
• United Way of Indiana County opens '10-'11 campaign
• Probe into deadly storm in New York City
• HOMER-CENTER: Teachers work after contract expires
• Probe into whether tornado hit NYC in deadly storm
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• Police say Washington acid attack self-inflicted
• New Jersey man knows secrets of genuine 'Boardwalk Empire'
• U.S. face transplant patient promotes organ donation
• Mother, daughter killed in California blast remembered
• United, Continental shareholders vote on deal
• Report: Fracking chemicals in northeastern Pennsylvania water wells
• INDIANA IN A NUTSHELL
• Carter hopes prisoner release helps peace talks
• SHERI SAUER: Letter to the Editor
• Wyoming couple drops gay marriage lawsuit
• Police: Naked woman steals Louisiana cab
• HS FOOTBALL GAME OF THE WEEK
• Convicted killer paroled to California prison grounds
• Progress made on Colorado blaze as winds return
• HS FOOTBALL: Indians set for Greater Allegheny opener
• Two float planes collide in Alaska; pilots survive
• Hermine death toll at 8 after 2 more bodies found
• CLYMER BOROUGH: Grant to pay for signs
• Judge could see teen describing killing of brother
• DA: 'Mountain of evidence' against Los Angeles actor
• Barge to aid in dam maintenance
• Body found in restroom at Los Angeles airport
• Minnesota court says hoisting pants not illegal search
• Four county residents charged in cigarette store robberies
• Sarah Palin urging unity among Republicans
• Oil drops below $76 as US crude supplies grow
• Distraught Hopkins gunman killed himself, mother
• Tropical Storm Karl heads to Gulf of Mexico
• Florida sea burial botched as man's body resurfaces
• Effort helps to feed the hungry
• NYC to try banning smoking in parks and at beaches
• Stocks open lower after weak manufacturing report
• Daughter supports pastor charged with homicide
• Pennsylvania school district settles 'sexting' lawsuit
• 'Appalled' governor shuts down reports on protests
• Big night for tea party: O'Donnell wins Delaware
• Fierce air, ground attack help slow fire's advance
• Rendell touts gains in standardized student tests
• How states fared on jobless claims, at a glance
• Apollo 13 Astronaut Jim Lovell to lecture at IUP
• Japan's Nikkei top riser after yen intervention
• FBI searches for Vermont woman, 78, believed abducted
• U.S. homes lost to foreclosure up 25 percent on year
• DANIELLE PARKS: Refusal to renew lease for library is revealing
• Farmers' markets draw few food stamp users
• Poll shows voters want change
• Stocks slip even as unemployment claims drop
• WHITE TOWNSHIP: Planners get look at traffic study
• Clinton stumps for Sestak, Onorato
• A week without Facebook? Pennsylvania college tries it out
• IUP FOOTBALL: Crimson Hawks move forward with Napoleon
• UNITED: Students part of nationwide research
• Schwarzenegger urges Congress to act on trade
• Suit claims drilling fouled wells
• Pennsylvania woman detained in fake Boston bridal show scam
• Relative says she knows victim
• States cutting benefits for public-sector retirees
• Oil drops below $76 as US crude supplies grow
• PURCHASE LINE: Cafeteria work hours adjusted
• INDIANA IN A NUTSHELL
• Florida sea burial botched as man's body resurfaces
• Effort helps to feed the hungry
• Daughter supports pastor charged with homicide
• Stocks open lower after weak manufacturing report
• INDIANA: School directors hold off talk of more changes
• Rendell touts gains in standardized student tests
• Japan's Nikkei top riser after yen intervention
• POLICE SEEK SLAYING SUSPECT
• Apollo 13 Astronaut Jim Lovell to lecture at IUP
• States cutting benefits for public-sector retirees
• Police: Naked woman steals Louisiana cab
• DANIELLE PARKS: Refusal to renew lease for library is revealing
• 'Appalled' governor shuts down reports on protests
• DA: 'Mountain of evidence' against Los Angeles actor
• WHITE TOWNSHIP: Planners get look at traffic study
• Minnesota court says hoisting pants not illegal search
• UNITED: Students part of nationwide research
• Schwarzenegger urges Congress to act on trade
• Relative says she knows victim
• Carter hopes prisoner release helps peace talks
• Students form bond with family of a cadaver donor
• Man charged in stabbing at Kansas City college
• Aging gas pipe at risk of explosion nationwide
• Progress made on Colorado blaze as winds return
• New rules slow Gulf drilling pace in shallow water
• Hermine death toll at 8 after 2 more bodies found
• Boeing tearing down historic Plant 2
• Farmers' markets draw few food stamp users
• Corn syrup producers want sweeter name: corn sugar
• Clinton stumps for Sestak, Onorato
• Florida judge to hear legal arguments of health plan
• Big night for tea party: O'Donnell wins Delaware
• Senate looks at alcohol issues in college towns
• States cutting benefits for public-sector retirees
• Newman Center gears up for annual book sale
• Pats fan who left game in ambulance later dies
• Boeing tearing down historic Plant 2
• Opening statements to begin in Adenhart case
• Finally, Rafael Nadal breaks through at U.S. Open
• Aging gas pipe at risk of explosion nationwide
• Florida judge to hear legal arguments of health plan
• New rules slow Gulf drilling pace in shallow water
• Senate looks at alcohol issues in college towns
• Corn syrup producers want sweeter name: corn sugar
• Newman Center gears up for annual book sale
• Stock futures inch lower ahead of retail sales
• PURCHASE LINE: Cafeteria work hours adjusted
• Effort helps to feed the hungry
• INDIANA: School directors hold off talk of more changes
• POLICE SEEK SLAYING SUSPECT
• Students form bond with family of a cadaver donor
• CARE AND SHARE: HELP STOCK THE ICCAP FOOD BANK
• Employees back to work at plant where two killed
• Tuberculosis scare patient seeks to sue CDC
• Residents return home after California pipeline blowout
• CARE AND SHARE: HELP STOCK THE ICCAP FOOD BANK
• Futures surge on banking reform, Chinese growth
• Unsettled nation marks 9/11 with rituals of sorrow
• IRMC at Chestnut Ridge Opens!!
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: We'll find out about Tomlin pretty quickly
• Nationally ranked again!
• CARL KOLOGIE: Why not?
• FORTUNE'S "100 BEST COMPANIES TO WORK FOR"
• Community Guidance Center expands, now accepts walk-ins
• Physician Certifications and Commendations
• German man's stress-calming naked walk backfires
• Physician Excellence Award
• Trial date may be set in Detroit airline attack
• Students form bond with family of a cadaver donor
• Foodies turn to foraging to connect with nature
• Tropical Storm Julia nearing Cape Verde Islands
• Fire guts White Township house
• Bikers make noise on attempt to quiet motorcycles
• Mine log book speaks for the dead
• Blair, again controversial, to get Liberty Medal
• IUP FOOTBALL: HAWKS LOSE QB SMITH FOR SEASON
• Long expected, YouTube wades into live streaming
• MIRZA ZUKIC: WHY DOESN'T TOMLIN HAVE FAITH IN DIXON?
• NFL: Steelers 15, Falcons 9, OT
• NFL: STEELERS NOTEBOOK -- Polamalu shines in return
• Second Colorado fire erupts, destroys at least one home
• Fire guts White Township house
• South Carolina mother to request bond in deaths of two sons
• MONDAY Q&A: Hopeful Hearts embraces youths, families grieving lost loved ones
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• Defendants sentenced in Indiana County Court
• Hays talks about summer experience
• Suspect in Craigslist killing found dead in jail
• Petraeus rallies support for Afghan war
• Gulf seafood gets intense safety testing
• Gas drilling in parks a concern in Pennsylvania
• Diamond in Rough keeps end-of-summer fun alive
• Monday Q&A: Gued J. Prola
• MICHAEL REMPEL: Letter to the Editor
• Feds: Online 'sextortion' of teens on the rise
• Corbett's quest for governor raises succession issues
• Defendants sentenced in Indiana County Court
• ELI NELLIS: ICC title events have exciting start
• NFL: Leftwich ineffective but Steelers beat Lions 23-7
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: Dixon has what it takes to win
• Corbett's quest for governor raises succession issues
• CARL KOLOGIE: Excitement at Mack Pool and the bocce tournament
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: Dixon has what it takes to win
• Former IUP employee killed while vacationing in India
• Former IUP employee killed while vacationing in India
• ERIK TEMPLETON: Indiana vote sets stage for school closing
• Hays talks about summer experience
• DAN EVANICK: Quit looking for ways to raise taxes, fees
• Village of McIntyre marks centennial
• Hays talks about summer experience
• Suspect in Craigslist killing found dead in jail
• Village of McIntyre marks centennial
• Gas drilling in parks a concern in Pa.
• Petraeus rallies support for Afghan war
• Monday Q&A: Gued J. Prola
• Gulf seafood gets intense safety testing
• OBAMA SAYS MOSQUE REMARKS WERE ABOUT RIGHTS
• Obama declares Gulf Coast 'open for business'
• NFL: Leftwich ineffective but Steelers beat Lions 23-7
• MATTHEW BURGLUND: Dixon has what it takes to win
• CARL KOLOGIE: Excitement at Mack Pool and the bocce tournament
• Former IUP employee killed while vacationing in India
• ERIK TEMPLETON: Indiana vote sets stage for school closing
• DAN EVANICK: Quit looking for ways to raise taxes, fees
• Hays talks about summer experience
• Village of McIntyre marks centennial
• OBAMA SAYS MOSQUE REMARKS WERE ABOUT RIGHTS
• Obama declares Gulf Coast 'open for business'
• NFL: Leftwich ineffective but Steelers beat Lions 23-7
• Feds: Online 'sextortion' of teens on the rise
• Corbett's quest for governor raises succession issues
• ELI NELLIS: ICC title events have exciting start
• WikiLeaks preparing to release more Afghan files
• Company confirms deaths of two miners in Neveda mine shaft
• U.S. Muslims prep for Islamic holiday — around 9/11
• NFL: Leftwich ineffective but Steelers beat Lions 23-7
• Report offers liability options for CO2 storage
• Obama supports mosque near ground zero
• Many dream of making grand exits
• The big leap to middle school bigger than going to college
• Decision expected on plug for BP's broken oil well
• In the field, a memorial takes shape slowly
• Mills making late-season push at regaining PGA Tour card
• State judge bars release of county official's e-mails
• LOHR: Penns Manor student appreciates help from community
• NCAA FOOTBALL: For Paterno, time is of the essence
• MOSSE PIT: Pittsburgh Jazz Legacy review
• NFL: How will fans greet Roethlisberger?
• MICHELE HUEY: Special-Tea: Matthew 7:7-11
• WHITE TOWNSHIP: Supervisors approve ShadoWood speed limit
• Starford United Methodist Church celebrates 100 years
• Defendants sentenced in Indiana County Court
• PENNS MANOR: Students meet proficiency standards
• Police seek suspect in child's assault
• Slain Oklahoma couple's family hopes fugitives caught
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA: Kristin, 'Timmi,' Ben, anniversaries, etc.
• Woman gets prison for selling heroin
• OBAMA SAYS MOSQUE REMARKS WERE ABOUT RIGHTS
• FUNDING SHORTFALL HITS ROAD PROJECTS
• Lawsuit filed in SSHE wage dispute
• `OUR JOB IS NOT FINISHED,' OBAMA TELLS GULF COAST
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• Obama declares Gulf Coast 'open for business'
• Liberal groups push to exploit Target backlash
• 8 shot, 4 fatally, outside Buffalo, NY, restaurant
• Fears remain in Michigan after stabbing spree arrest
• Stabbings suspect unlikely to return to Mich. soon
• Auction offers pieces of country for conservation
• Pilot near Alaska crash site says clouds were low
• Stocks head for lower start ahead of sales report
• Mills making late-season push at regaining PGA Tour card
• LOHR: Penns Manor student appreciates help from community
• MOSSE PIT: Pittsburgh Jazz Legacy review
• WHITE TOWNSHIP: Supervisors approve ShadoWood speed limit
• PENNS MANOR: Students meet proficiency standards
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA: Kristin, 'Timmi,' Ben, anniversaries, etc.
• FUNDING SHORTFALL HITS ROAD PROJECTS
• THE MOSSE PIT: Local pianist equals no lull
• Decision expected on plug for BP's broken oil well
• Liberal groups push to exploit Target backlash
• Nev. accident leaves 2 miners missing, feared dead
• Arizona conjoined twins die in surgery
• Fears remain in Michigan after stabbing spree arrest
• BILL HASTINGS' INSIDE INDIANA
• Auction offers pieces of country for conservation
• WikiLeaks preparing to release more Afghan files
• Judge doubts gay marriage ban's backers can appeal
• Report offers liability options for CO2 storage
• US Muslims prep for Islamic holiday — around 9/11
• Many dream of making grand exits
• Blairsville police charge knifing suspect
• Blairsville police charge knifing suspect
• INDIANA COUNTY: Grant funds purchase of alcohol monitoring bracelets
• INDIANA COUNTY: Grant funds purchase of alcohol monitoring bracelets
• Park Service has students guard historic sites
• Park Service has students guard historic sites
• Long hot summer of fire and floods fit predictions
• Long hot summer of fire and floods fit predictions
• Man's bid to change name to NBC mutt denied
• Man's bid to change name to NBC mutt denied
• Plane crashes are sadly all too common in Alaska
• Plane crashes are sadly all too common in Alaska
• Money fair showcases $100,000 bills, rare coins
• Money fair showcases $100,000 bills, rare coins
• Gulf leaders wary over wavering on final plug
• Gulf leaders wary over wavering on final plug
• Stocks look to extend drop after Cisco earnings
• Stocks look to extend drop after Cisco earnings
• DAVID J. HICKTON SWORN IN AS U.S. ATTORNEY FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
• Rendell open to talks on gas "pooling" bill
• Rendell open to talks on gas "pooling" bill
• Pennsylvania passengers call JetBlue flight attendant rude
• Pennsylvania passengers call JetBlue flight attendant rude
• Solicitor: Roethlisberger officer probe inactive
• Solicitor: Roethlisberger officer probe inactive
• BRIAN PETERSEN: LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• BRIAN PETERSEN: LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Warren Peter wins third title
• Warren Peter wins third title
• THE MOSSE PIT:
• THE MOSSE PIT:
• MARION CENTER: Superintendent leaving
• MARION CENTER: Superintendent leaving
• Indiana County Fair
• Kamal Youssef: An Artist’s Journey

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