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• Russia condemns ally Syria over massacre of 108
• Man injured in apparent fall in Lawrenceville
• Child pulled from pool in McKeesport
• Pirates drop Reds, reach .500 with 4th straight win
• DeGraw happy to return focus to touring
• Pittsburgh makes inroads on HGTV's 'Design Star'
• Critical 'Victim 2' decision awaits Sandusky judge
• Man killed in Perry South shooting
• Police investigating separate North Side incidents
• Woman found dead in Spring Garden
• Frick Park Lawn Bowling Club celebrates facility
• Valley veterans honor fallen comrades
• Ambulances now being fitted for heft 
• Woman killed in Penn Township fire identified
• Annan 'horrified' by weekend massacre in Syria
• Egypt: Islamist, Mubarak's ex-PM in runoff
• Museum program waxed nostalgic on leg-powered toy cars of the past
• Museum program waxed nostalgic on leg-powered toy cars of the past
• Warhol project hopes to help kids cope with trauma
• Under O’Brien, Penn State branches out
• Dissident, in U.S., Concerned for Brother After Return to Chinese Village
• 80,000 at Opposition Rally as Georgia Nears Crossroads
• Young Men in China Struggling to Catch Up in Class
• After Talks Falter, Iran Says It Won't Halt Uranium Work
• Frustrations Grow as U.S. and Pakistan Fail to Mend Ties
• Egyptian Is Counting on Worries of Elites
• A Butterfly Takes Wing On Climate Change
• Londoners Dread Traffic as City Plans Olympics
• Zoos' Bitter Choice: To Save Some Species, Letting Others Die
• Legislature in Nepal Disbands in Failure
• Shots Fired, Pinpointed and Argued Over
• A Judge's Proposal to Curb Prosecutors' Sentencing Power
• Tropical Storm Interrupts Holiday Plans in Southeast
• Obama Finds Campaigning Rules Clock
• Merkel Pays a Price for Her Energy Policy Shift
• Two Men Self-Immolate in Tibetan Capital
• West Point Is Divided on a War Doctrine's Fate
• Japan's Former Leader Condemns Nuclear Power
• Blair Testifies About Murdoch Ties at British Press Inquiry
• Happy Memorial Day. Let us take a moment to give thanks to all, past and present...
• Stargazing: Observing the moon
• 'Adventure Series' rooms help distract nervous youngsters at Children's Hospital
• Pitt basketball, football coaches highest paid
• Keystone Progress lauds lawmakers for leaving right-wing ALEC. Some are puzzled by the praise.
• Health Briefs: Researchers find racial disparities in prostate cancer
• Keystone Progress lauds lawmakers for leaving right-wing ALEC. Some are puzzled by the praise.
• The Birth Circle's doulas ease worries of mothers before, during and after birth
• Panetta issues warning on defense cuts
• National briefs | Storm targets southeast Southeast braces for Beryl
• Americans targeted in plots linked to Iran
• Almost half of new veterans seeking disability
• Pittsburgh-area Vietnam veterans honored
• Democrats stand behind Obama's attacks on Bain
• Shelters help growing number of homeless female vets
• In Memory Day honors Vietnam veterans absent from famous wall
• Training for doula certification considered 'pretty intensive'
• Mexican hopeful changes image for his second run at presidency
• Weights and measures dispute goes to Allegheny County Council
• Syria draws U.N.'s ire on massacre killing 116
• Maryland urging chefs to buy Chesapeake Bay crabs
• Former Romney rivals defend presidential hopeful
• Ex-treasurer's desk not such a treasure after all
• Syria defiantly denies killings, UN council meets
• Memorial Day events around Western Pa.
• Avonworth sparkles in Kelly spotlight
• Volunteers sought for American Cancer Society study
• Police: School bus operator uninsured
• Frick Park Lawn Bowling Club celebrates renovated facility
• Penn Township woman alerts 911, dies in blaze
• Ceremony on USS Requin honors fallen submariners
• Pirates’ Hague delivers walk-off in unique fashion
• Group restores Civil War headstones, family pride
• Federal spending tug-of-war threatens production at America's only tank factory
• War on Terror vets forever remembered in Hermitage
• The man behind Mitt Romney's campaign
• Ambulances now being fitted for hefty patients
• Syria denies responsibility for attack killing 90
• Pirates tee off on Cubs to complete sweep
• Franchitti wins his third Indianapolis 500
• Police looking for motorist involved in Arnold hit and run
• Man dies in Carrick house fire
• Girl charged in fatal McKees Rocks shooting
• Top 20 conventions attract more than 70,000 
• Pennsylvania takes look at Port Authority's power
• Valley veterans honor fallen comrades
• Thunderstorm watch issued
• Israel Is Anxiously Watching Egyptian Vote
• Houston Community College Helps Expand Educational Options in Qatar
• In Massachusetts Senate Race, Top Democrat Has Rival
• 4 Allied Soldiers Killed in Afghan Blasts
• U.S. Efforts Fail to Curtail Trade in Afghan Opium
• U.S. Hopes Assad Can Be Eased Out With Russia's Aid
• Egypt Race Pits Aide to Mubarak Against Islamist
• First a Black Hood, Then 81 Captive Days for an Artist in China
• In Europe, Divorce and Separation Become a Burden for Struggling Fathers
• As Bank Loans Dry Up in Spain, Small and Medium Businesses Fight for Life
• Peru Forced to Confront Deep Scars of Civil War
• Philippine Chief Justice Defends Finances at Impeachment Trial
• Berlusconi, Hinting at Ambition, Urges Direct Vote for President
• In Rarefied Sport, a View of the Romneys' World
• Songs of Revenge, a Bartender and Lost Love
• USS Requin memorial service honors fellow submariners
• Polyglot South Hills is home to many of Pittsburgh's new immigrants
• Headstones of Civil War soldiers at Chartiers Cemetery are undergoing a resurrection of sorts
• Fresh worries surfacing for Obama campaign
• Across the country, many employees of national cemeteries are veterans
• Special-needs education is battleground for charters, other districts in Pa.
• Steelers owner Dan Rooney is immersed in duties as U.S. ambassador to Ireland
• Activists, Egyptians at odds over ballot
• Feds set focus on criminal immigrants
• Proposed legislation would end property tax funding for schools in Pa.
• Health systems profess new fervor for cutting costs
• Large bank in Spain says it won't need more bailout
• New Obama plan for Syria hinges on Russian support
• Feds struggle getting elderly, disabled back into community
• Smarty Jones enjoying the good life in retirement
• National briefs: 5/27/12
• World briefs: 5/27/12
• Myanmar protests put new reforms to test
• Pittsburgh's new immigrants equal brain gain
• For Duquesne, it is a tale of two schools
• Moscow facelift will have a Pittsburgh flavor
• Pirates find enough offense to beat the Cubs
• Catch of the day: Surveys show good news for local fish populations
• Road Trip! Destination: Lake Placid, N.Y.
• U.S. missile attack kills suspected militants in Pakistan
• Family fights to identify Butler veteran's resting place
• Holiday eats: Hot and cool dishes to kick off summer
• 66 years of tradition: Yatesboro man places flags on veterans' graves
• The past under our feet
• CD reviews: Sandoval offers fitting tribute to 'Diz'
• Volleyball tournament expected to bring $3 million to city
• Vatican in chaos after butler arrested for leaks
• Jai Pausch has 'New Dreams' in wake of grief
• Police charge Arlington man in South Side Slopes shooting
• Home inspections keep owners ahead of expensive surprises
• Police seek man in Crafton Heights shootings
• Port Authority plans changes for 17 bus lines
• Courts, governmental offices closed for Memorial Day
• North Shore's Matthews International advances in bronze-making industry
• Federal spending tug-of-war threatens production at America's only tank factory
• Memorial Day weekend events range from parades to dedications
• $700 million project aims to restore pride in National Mall
• Mt. Pleasant teen's body recovered from Youghiogheny
• The man behind Mitt Romney's campaign
• Charity: Widow of Flight 93 captain dies of natural causes
• Healer brazen in slide to dealer
• Artists find the Pittsburgh area a good fit
• Prescription monitoring bill riles AG
• Frozen in time: Johnson captures 'the man on the street' in bronze
• Steamy heat settles in for holiday
• Man awaiting retrial on homicide permitted to live in Florida
• Orthodox bishops from near and far remember Metropolitan Constantine
• Geologist Is Nominated to Lead Nuclear Agency
• ID Thieves Loot Tax Checks, Filing Early and Often
• Postal Service Offers Buyouts to Mail Handlers
• Doctors' Tips for Childhood Constipation
• North Carolina: Edwards Jurors Take a Break
• Concerns Grow About Spent Fuel Rods at Damaged Nuclear Plant in Japan
• Syrian Opposition Groups Raise Estimate of Death Toll in Attack Near Homs
• Some in Egypt Disdain Both Candidates
• Cameron Defends Handling of Murdoch Bid to Take Over Sky Broadcasting
• Before China's Transition, a Wave of Nationalism
• First West Nile virus appears early in county
• Typical CEO got a raise last year -- to $9.6M
• Agreement gives Armenti time to empty office
• Port Authority forced to give some free rides
• Nations news briefs: 5/26/12
• What's an American Indian? Warren case stirs spirited debate
• WWII ship's 'angel' painting resurfaces; will go on display at Pittsburgh's Soldiers & Sailors
• Vatican leak case yields suspect: Did butler do it?
• Egypt runoff election will showcase Islamist vs. ex-officer
• Sticky fingers: Glue globs foil Brit bandits
• Aug. 7 election set to replace Sen. Orie
• U.N. finds uranium in Iran enriched to higher level
• PennDOT reopens Veterans Bridge ramp early
• Popularity of anti-tax pledge ebbs for GOP candidates
• Ex-Penn State president sues, seeking emails
• Soldiers & Sailors' new time capsule should be better than 1908 model
• Company's cargo capsule docks at the space station
• World news briefs; 5/26/12
• Spain bank crisis widens; lender seeks bigger bailout
• Near-record heat expected for Memorial Day weekend
• PennDOT reopens Veterans Bridge ramp early
• Dragon makes history as first commercial space vehicle reaches station
• Hopefuls lining up to run for seat vacated by Jane Orie
• Sandusky charity Second Mile shutting down
• Cawley sets Aug. 7 date for special election for Orie's seat
• West Mifflin limits Duquesne junior high students' tours
• How to display the American flag
• Steelers cornerback Lewis sees chance
• Genesis Child Care Center workers charged in abuse
• Costumes help tell the tale of Noel Coward's 'Private Lives'
• City united for burial of its first officer to die in Civil War
• Allegheny County finds West Nile in mosquito
• Mt. Pleasant teen's body recovered from Youghiogheny
• Fresh posies for picking, eating
• Transit agency recalls laid-off workers as revenue increases
• Belle Vernon man to stand trial in accident that killed Moon Township salesman
• Ousted Armenti clears out Cal U office under police guard
• Blackjack rookie's experience offers lessons for all players
• Families sue Range Resources, claiming ills from gas wells
• Jury convicts man in bludgeoning of Squirrel Hill man, 90
• Drilling ban likely thorn for Downtown office space projects
• Plum police charges three child care workers
• Allderdice wins 5th straight City crown
• Repeat of last Memorial Day could push temps into 90s
• Washington County families sue driller over health problems
• Movie reviews: 'Men in Black 3,' 'Bernie,' 'Sound of My Voice,' 'God Bless America,' 'We Have a Pope,' 'Chernobyl Diaries'
• Egyptian military, Islamists claim slots in runoff
• Man shot to death at Rankin's Hawkins Village
• Pirates’ defensive effectiveness picking up
• Boss' timely aid for kidnap victim earns gift of life for sister
• Reservist meets students who lifted his spirits during deployment
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• Pirates cut ties with McLouth, promote Hague
• NASA basks in success of SpaceX mission
• Boom boxes taped together close Pittsburgh highways
• Baldwin woman sues over tumble at Idlewild amusement park
• Girl, 9, injured after falling from Cranberry Township window
• Coraopolis teen charged with shooting former Sto-Rox football player
• Police seek man after McKees Rocks shooting injures 1
• Detergent packets pose poison threat to youngsters
• Turn up the heat with colorful chiles in your garden
• Soldiers & Sailors in Oakland prepares new time capsule for Memorial Day ceremony
• Dow slips Friday
• West Nile virus found for first time this year in Allegheny County
• Press Release: Silicon Valley Entrepreneur, Bay Valley Visual Artist Provide $1 Million Endowment to Alma Mater Carnegie Mellon University
• We are so proud of our Phi Theta Kappa students. Congratulations!
• U.N. Finds Uranium in Iran Enriched to Higher Level
• Drone Strikes Continue in Pakistan as Tension Increases and Senate Panel Cuts Aid
• French President Meets With Karzai in Afghanistan
• China Lawyer, in U.S., Voices Fears for His Family
• Libya Agrees to Inquiry by Britain
• Battle Brewing Over Labeling of Genetically Modified Food
• Space X Capsule Docks at Space Station
• Wesley Brown, Pioneer as Black Naval Graduate, Dies at 85
• A Campaign Pitch Rekindles Questions About Liberation Theology
• On Day 5, Edwards Jury Plows Through the Exhibits
• An Often Procrastinating Congress Is Raring at the Gate on Tax Cuts
• U.S. Human Rights Report Cites Bright Spots, but Also Points to Abuses
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• Summer in the Pittsburgh region - slideshow
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• Special election set Aug. 7 to replace Orie in state Senate
• Fired Cal U president reaches settlement with state higher ed system
• Keystone Oaks hires North Allegheny administrator as superintendent
• Pittsburgh Events: Summer in the City
• Duquesne U. adjunct faculty to hold unionization vote
• Pittsburgh Memorial Day/Veterans Events
• Glasses chain owned by Highmark to expand
• The Second Mile to transfer programs to another charity
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• Duquesne adjuncts group to hold election
• Stephen Catanzarite named Baden Academy CEO
• Companies recruiting veterans
• Man who gets new trial pleads guilty
• Top 5: Largest Pittsburgh-area regional money managers
• Gov. Corbett getting new chief of staff
• Heinz CEO concerned about economy
• Oxford plans 33-story building in Pittsburgh
• Western PA casinos watch impact of Ohio opening
• RG Steel plans to lay off employees
• Muslim Brotherhood candidate appears to reach Egypt runoff
• Orie objects to repaying Pa. Senate caucus
• National briefs (5/25/12)
• Supreme Court limits protection against double jeopardy retrial
• Romney ventures onto Democratic turf, gets earful in Philadelphia
• Man arrested in baffling 1979 killing of NYC boy, 6
• Private supply ship ready to dock at space station
• Controller tells Corbett: Fix funding for Pa. courts
• Temperatures rising for holiday weekend
• Ohio school shooter to be tried as an adult
• Massachusetts health insurer offering 'tiered' co-pays to reduce care costs
• Gasoline prices far below predictions for holiday road
• Ohio man pleads guilty to selling oxycodone
• Senate effort targets drug shortages
• Federal group honors fugitive task force
• Painting of president causes uproar in South Africa
• Auction of vial that held Reagan's blood is called off
• Father set fire that killed 3 sons, himself in Ohio
• Man shot and killed in Washington County
• Pittsburgh police officer says he relied on partner's claim in making drug bust
• Hot picks: PyroFest, Ben Folds, Patrizio Buanne
• Report: Corbett's top aide leaving job
• Wagner's rebuke of governor irks GOP
• Prequels, sequels, three-quels dominate summer movies
• Criminal justice reforms could save Pa. millions
• Attorney for Orie bristles at sum
• Quantum Theatre's 22nd season full of exotic treats
• Heinz fourth-quarter adjusted profit tops Street, lifts dividend
• McKees Rocks woman indicted in prescription drug ring linked to guilty doctor
• Drake wants fans talking about tour days later
• Superior Court upholds denial of bail for DeWeese
• Brashear wins 4th straight City crown
• Missing Turtle Creek woman rescued from hillside
• '89' looks at stories of Pittsburgh's neighborhoods
• Paving project in Oakland snarls traffic
• Highmark, UPMC stature worries Westmoreland lawmaker
• Fired Mercer County bus driver sues over law
• Former Pens defenseman Scuderi appreciates support
• Veon's ex-aide gets house arrest
• Hiking trail bridge replacement highlights focus on nature tourism
• Starkey: Pirates 'offense' making history
• Miracle Field help needed in Murrysville
• Corbett moves to fill Allegheny County court vacancy
• Manor Theatre pairs old charm, with modern touches
• Former Mercer County bus driver sues over new background check law
• Greensburg dance studio receives paving deadline
• Keystone Oaks hires superintendent
• Ohio man pleads guilty in West Virginia to operating Ohio Valley drug ring
• Bedbugs reported anew at Hempfield Towers
• White on! The classic neutral makes summer clothing pop
• Duquesne adjuncts to vote on unionizing
• Judge: Mt. Lebanon senior with drug charges can't attend graduation
• '350 Fifth' tower could revive sparkle in heart of Downtown
• FBI mum on Pitt threats probe
• Cafeteria worker treated for flesh-eating bacteria
• Amish man, 18, asphyxiates in 65-foot silo in Indiana County
• Doctor who touched 17 gets 60 days behind bars
• Allegheny County Council to study proposed rainy-day fund
• Reassessments under scrutiny
• Pittsburgh to reconstruct historic fountains
• Mercer County church league plays hardball with Mormons
• Steelers’ Harrison: Goodell lawsuit ‘win-win’
• State fines of gas drilling firms plunge, revised data show
• Norwin students immerse themselves in art project
• Washington councilman defends auto parts purchase
• Ohio man pleads guilty in "pill mill" drug case
• Dow edges up Thursday
• Oxford introduces office tower plan
• East Liverpool fire intentionally set, investigators say
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon University's Silicon Valley Campus Celebrates 10th Anniversary of Innovation and Discovery
• Juniper Village license restored
• UPMC fires back in antitrust lawsuit
• Putin Supports Sharp Rise in Fines for Protesting
• New and Frozen Frontier Awaits Offshore Oil Drilling
• Dam's Flow Limit Loosened to Feed Grand Canyon
• In Western Washington, Drivers See Gasoline Prices Heading the Wrong Way
• Strategy on Rival's Career Holds Pitfalls for President
• Voters Shrug at Revelations of Ethnic Claim in Senate Race
• Houston Tries to Find a Use for Its Fading Astrodome
• Brother of Blind Chinese Dissident Escapes Guarded Village
• City Once Led by Deposed Politician Chooses Party Conference Candidates
• Press Release: Relatively Speaking: Carnegie Mellon and UC Berkeley Researchers Identify Principles That Shape Kinship Categories Across Languages
• Scenes from Innovation Works Investor Day - Slideshow
• Allegheny County controller seeks more state funds
• Judge: Adult court trial for T.J. Lane, accused of Chardon High School killings
• DeYoung to serve as AIA secretary
• CFO of the Year winners discuss globalization, uncertainty
• Wabtec wins $34M NYC subway contract
• Port Authority on holiday service Monday
• Bruster's Real Ice Cream to open in Guyana
• Chief of staff Bill Ward to quit Corbett administration
• Financial Assistance Available for Students Wondering how you are going to pay...
• News Brief: Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Scientist Participates in Study of Next-Generation Advanced Reactor
• H.L. Heinz net income falls 22 percent in Q4
• Pittsburgh Steelers use OTAs to develop Johnson and Johnson
• UPMC files answer in West Penn Allegheny antitrust lawsuit
• Dow Jones drops, then recovers most of loss
• 'Happy Valley' documentary centers on Penn State scandal
• 11 arrested in education protests in Pittsburgh
• Eat'n Park to open Hello Bistro restaurant
• Defense industry celebrated in Johnstown
• 'Greenest building in world' to open in Pittsburgh
• Organization criticizes DEP over shale drilling violations
• Pakistani gets 33 years for treason in hunt for bin Laden
• World briefs (5/24/12)
• National briefs (5/24/12)
• Orie faces mounting costs from conviction
• House bill would cut funds to facilities providing abortions
• Obama touts America's foreign influence, end of wars in Air Force Academy address
• Obituary: Katie Beckett | Inspired shift in home health care
• Secret Service chief denies systematic conduct problem
• Impasse remains as eurozone chiefs meet over crisis
• 11 arrested as 200 protest governor's education funding
• Russia reports successful test of missile
• Egypt begins 1st free election
• United Way donations are highest in 9 years
• Let's Talk About: Transit of Venus 2012
• Corbett backs changes to state prisons
• Monsignor takes stand to counter sex abuse charges
• Romney unveils plan for schools overhaul
• People & Awards: Companies
• Investigator: South Side Slopes fire started by children
• American Eagle Outfitters profit up 43 percent
• Ambridge personalcare resident charged with rape
• Pirates’ bullpen falters in 1-run home loss to Mets
• BodyMedia raises $12 million for expansion
• Education protests dot Pa. 
• Egyptians vote in first free presidential election
• Phipps previews 'greenest building'
• Justin Bieber coming to Pittsburgh in November
• Melvin's exit may spur ties on court
• Justin Bieber coming to Pittsburgh in November
• Bill would shift state money for women's health
• Prequels, sequels, three-quels dominate summer movies
• Fan-friendly actors take time for photos, say hello
• Orie penalties may be $2.15 million
• Torrechiara Festival celebrates guitar jazz heritage
• 11 arrested during protest of Corbett's proposed education funding cuts
• Fines against drillers in Pa. down 70 percent
• 720 Music spins together tunes, food and clothing
• Light-hitting Pirates lose again, 3-1, against Mets
• Middle schooler wears 'upcycling' interest on her sleeves
• Criminal justice reforms could save Pa. millions
• Pirates’ Watson finds new perspective in blind children's challenges
• Pa. corrections system spends $49 million keeping non-violent inmates beyond minimum
• Egyptians flock to polls
• Lawrenceville's Cure for serious carnivores
• Pa. Court of Judicial Discipline to decide on Melvin's pay 
• Mt. Lebo student barred from graduation ceremony
• Churchill priest pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Doctor 'flooding streets with pills'
• Court orders seal on president's office at California University
• 4 wounded in outburst of gunfire in Clairton
• Listeners contribute more than $200,000 to Essential Public Radio
• Ex-Cal U president says dismissal sends 'terrifying message'
• Federal cafeteria worker being treated for possible flesh-eating bacteria
• Worker electrocuted in Shadyside accident
• Ex-California University president seeks order to enter office
• Dow still down, despite late rally
• Romney presses for more school choice, says Obama 'unwilling to stand up for kids'
• Study: Robot-assisted surgery costs more
• Analyst thinks Chesapeake shares won't fall below $14
• Giant Eagle opens second express store
• Ex-Veon aide sentenced in Harrisburg for misuse of state grant money
• Moody's upgrades Mylan's credit rating
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• Innovation Works reports strong 2011
• China: Tycoon Gets Reprieve
• Argentina: Bomb Was Set to Strike Former President of Colombia
• Indians Feed the Monkeys, Which Bite the Hand
• Egyptians Go to Polls in Landmark Presidential Election
• Kidnapping in Syria Fuels Unrest in Lebanon
• Greek Businesses Fear Possible Return to Drachma
• Philippines Chief Justice Denies Corruption Charges
• An indelible image of a pat on the President's head
• Controversial Instructions at Core of Edwards Case
• Plane Diverted After Implant Claim
• Doctor Who Helped Find Bin Laden Given Jail Term, Official Says
• Russia: 10 Convicted in Bombing of Express Train in 2009
• Merkel Defensive Amid Fresh Calls for Bonds
• Education Cuts Met With Strike in Spain
• Britain Charts Way to Wider Nuclear Investment
• Troves of Personal Data, Forbidden to Researchers
• Secret Service Director Testifies About Prostitution Scandal
• SMC endorses Corbett's 2012-2013 budget
• Press Release: Microsoft Research Awards Faculty Fellowship To Carnegie Mellon Computer Scientist Emma Brunskill
• Dow still at a loss but regains some ground
• Technology Collaborative dissolving, IW taking over programs
• People & Awards: Executive Level
• Axion Power earns Department of Energy grant
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon Brain Research Shows Visual Perception System Unconsciously Affects Our Preferences
• American Eagle's earnings rise 40 percent in Q1
• Innovation Works puts Pittsburgh tech on display
• Rex Energy names Michael Hodges as CFO
• Johnstown Tomahawks to take the ice
• How is your commute in Pittsburgh?
• Bridgeway Capital opens Erie office
• American Eagle to release earnings today
• Penn Virginia plans Marcellus pipeline extensions
• Will employers' taxes rise to aid state's jobless fund?
• U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan to quit, cites health
• CBO warns of U.S. falling off 'fiscal cliff'
• DeWeese sent back to state prison
• Obama leads Pa. by 8 points, new poll finds
• Justice Melvin hearing delayed until June 8
• Pa. Senate panel offers recovery plan for troubled school districts
• Results for new hearing technology look promising
• Online auction of Reagan's blood draws doctors' scorn
• Diplomacy camp for high school students set for June 19-27
• Former PSU coach Joe Paterno's pension valued at $13.4 million
• Pittsburgh's Parkway West most congested stretch outside NY, LA
• Iran, U.N. set to deal on nukes
• Passenger's suspicious claim diverts jet to Maine
• Euro crisis talks over loans hinging on Germany
• Some Egyptians frustrated as presidential vote arrives
• Duquesne schools budget comes up far short
• World briefs: 5/23/12
• National briefs: 5/23/12
• Former CalU president chastises university system over firing
• Census Bureau says 2010 count was mainly accurate
• Armenti says firing as Cal U president violates contract
• Judge says lawsuit over faulty Bellevue drug raid can move forward
• Greensburg Community Days helps to kick off summer
• State planned Parenthood funds in peril
• Grilled foods perfect fit for warm weather
• 4 wounded in Clairton shooting
• DVD reviews: No chemistry in 'This Means War'
• 2 call it 'rational' to dash toward fuel-soaked pileup in West Mifflin
• Worker electrocuted in Shadyside accident
• Three Rivers Heritage Trail to be extended
• West Penn may refuse to drop UPMC suit
• United Way of Allegheny County donations up, nonprofits may catch a break
• Fitzgerald vows transit changes
• Iconic North Braddock pizzeria handed over to founder's daughter
• Aboul Fatouh runs under shadow of Brotherhood
• Pa. panel endorses bill on school takeovers
• Butler County boy's cupcake dream motivates doctor
• Small-business owner is quick to give back
• Cancer screenings, longer life linked in Pitt researcher's study 
• Squirrel Hill student's bright idea takes it all
• Fragrance Free Day asks perfume users to skip it
• Growing number of grandparents raising their grandchildren
• Suspect pleads guilty in Mexico-Pittsburgh cocaine ring
• Sewickley shop owners say it's good to be spoiled
• McKenry’s HR rallies Bucs
• Ex-Cal U chief says $454,000 offered in exit
• Road Trip! Destination: Akron, Ohio
• UN nuclear chief: Deal with Iran reached on probe
• Judge won't dismiss suit against Highmark
• Ex-Pitt star Krauser to court on DUI, gun case
• Indian passenger train rams freight train; 25 dead
• West Penn Allegheny digs in heels
• 2 call it 'rational' to dash toward fuel-soaked pileup in West Mifflin
• Quick action able to save 1, can't help woman after Ohio River crash
• Now hear this: Device promising
• Arrangements complete for former WVU coach Bill Stewart
• Western Pennsylvania's volunteering veterans to get spotlight
• Ukrainian Orthodox leader kept close to followers
• Children's Museum exhibit takes you off to see the 'Wizard'
• Marking 50 years, Busy Beaver still embraces being 'little guy'
• Airport drilling deal reached
• Medical problem likely cause of fatal crash in Ross
• Ex-Pitt star Krauser to court on DUI, gun case
• SAP to buy cloud computing company Ariba
• What to do Tonight: Honor the veterans
• Gasoline prices drop 5 cents in week
• Dow edges downward Tuesday
• Social media and human resources - tips
• DeWeese headed back to jail
• U.S. Attorney proposes prescription drug summit
• Nominees for the first class Patriot Achievement Award
• WPAHS asks to pursue antitrust claims
• United Way raises $32 million in campaign
• Paterno's Penn State pension totals $13.4 million
• Dow Jones still in positive territory
• Italy Surveys Damage Amid Dozens of Aftershocks
• France to Press Germany on Euro Bonds and Other Economic Measures
• Malaysian Opposition Leader Denies Protest Charges
• Mobile Phones Offer Indian Women a Better Life
• What History Can Explain About Greek Crisis
• Greek Pro-Euro Zone Alliance Seeks Traction for New Elections
• Public Money Finds Back Door to Private Schools
• District Grant Contest Unveiled
• U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Is Set to Leave This Summer
• Funeral Is Held for Girl, 16, Killed in Italy School Bombing
• France: Strauss-Kahn Faces a New Investigation
• Late for School After a Long Journey for a Drop to Drink
• Chairman of N.R.C. to Resign Under Fire
• Fund-Raising for Romney Eats Into Obama's Edge
• BPL Global opens office in India
• Penelec to close Huntingdon, Ebensburg centers
• Shop 'n Save to open in Delmont
• Congrats to Aria Eppinger from The Campus School of Carlow University!! She won...
• Press Release: Three Professors Earn Highest Faculty Distinction at Carnegie Mellon
• Brass flag holders stolen from veterans' graves
• Carrie Furnaces serve "Out of the Furnace"
• Melani finishes anger-management class
• Pittsburgh Diocese sues over birth-control rule
• Local girl wins Buffett's investment contest
• American Eagle, GNC gain big in Monday trading
• Upcoming Pittsburgh job fairs - 2012
• Cal U funds scrutinized
• NATO backs Obama's exit plan for Afghanistan
• Nuclear regulatory commission chief resigns
• Judge firm on June 5 Sandusky trial date
• National briefs: In vitro twins denied benefits
• Spend budget reserves before layoffs, tax hikes, Pa. House Republicans tell schools
• State House prepares to tackle budget
• Study: Pros, cons of endoscopic screenings for colon cancer
• Bethel Park man's story puts Romney's business record in spotlight
• Joan Orie Melvin claims a political vendetta
• World briefs: Russia names interior minister
• GlobalPittsburgh looks for international students
• Supreme Court to consider case on secret wiretapping
• Killing of cleric highlights Lebanon's vulnerability
• Catholics suing to block U.S. contraception rule
• Militants claim deadly blast in Yemeni capital
• Jane Orie resigns from state Senate
• Plan to relocate Duquesne City students draws opposition
• DeJuan Blair invited to USA Basketball Camp
• Standard & Poor's downgrades WPAHS bonds
• GlobalPittsburgh seeks more international exposure
• Friends, family remember loved ones at event celebrating organ donors
• Ex-WVU football coach Stewart dies of apparent heart attack
• Teen shot in Perry South
• Mt. Lebanon board OKs budget with tax increase
• Orie resigns from Pennsylvania Senate
• Pay for university leaders drives 'academic arms race'
• Penn Hills board closes deficit without raising taxes
• S&P cuts West Penn's bond rating
• GOP lawmakers say schools should use reserves
• Capitol rallies not persuasive, Pennsylvania lawmakers say
• Pittsburgh diocese files suit over birth control
• Penn State on mend from 'painful episode'
• Green gadget giveaway aims to spur public into action
• Westmoreland County eyes deadline to spend assistance funds
• Lockerbie questions unresolved for victims' families
• Moussa vows development in Egypt
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• Car hits man, building in Center
• Strip District spice shop shows off '58 photomural of city in flux
• Rivers Casino borrowing $300 million
• Squirrel Hill center offers hand to arriving Bhutanese
• Orie officially resigns seat in Pennsylvania Senate
• Unity Scout brings pizzazz to drab family visitation rooms
• Quick-spreading fire puts 17 out of homes in South Side Slopes
• Wall Street bounces back Monday
• Oxford Development to debut plan Downtown
• Ravi jailed for 30 days in Rutgers webcam spying case
• Roman Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh sues federal government over health-care law
• Boar's Head deli opens at Pittsburgh airport
• Duquesne 7th, 8th graders to be sent to West Mifflin, East Allegheny
• Libyan's Death Brings Up Debate Over His Release
• Trouble in Rhode Island for Boston Baseball Hero Trying Out a New Game
• Old Soul's Hard Work Turns Into Big Opportunity
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• Former Colombian Hostage Is Suspected of Helping Plan His Kidnapping
• Fatal Bombing at Italian School Is Thought to Be the Work of One
• Leader's Fall in China Put Allies in Peril
• The Phone-Hacking Scandal Should Not Taint All Journalists
• Dozens Killed by Bomb in Yemen, Raising Al Qaeda Fears
• New Putin Cabinet Announced
• Greek Crisis Poses Unwanted Choices for Western Leaders
• Syrian Unrest Prompts Gun Battles in Lebanon
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• In Streets and Online, Campaign Fever in Egypt
• Schools Go Into the 'Cloud' to Embrace the Popularity of Social Media
• House raises small business contracting goal to 25%
• American Eagle stock up 10 percent
• Westinghouse adds partners for small reactor project
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• Giant Eagle pulls Farmer's Market lettuce from shelves
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• McCandless Republican Jane Orie resigns from Pa. Senate
• Corbett targets PA pension reform
• New college grads find better job market
• American Eagle to leave 77kids, CFO quits
• Canonsburg plans pop music hall of fame
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• News Brief: Rising Prices Drive Health Spending Growth, First HCCI Report Finds
• 'Mister Rogers' DVD to help kids with autism
• World Briefs: Bomber hits U.S. soldiers in southern Afghanistan
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• Hamas, Fatah take new step toward elections
• Charges against Amish leader Sam Mullet defended
• Egypt's milestone presidential vote nears
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• Pitt baseball team qualifies for Big East Tournament
• Insurance Firm Is Set Up for Land Trusts, Which See Legal Costs Soaring
• United States to Unveil Plans to Bolster NATO Alliance
• Texas Gets Prehistoric With Two New Fossil Halls
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• 3 in Chicago Face Charges of Terrorism in Protests
• Serbs Vote in Presidential Runoff Election
• Pakistan Blocks Twitter Over Cartoon Contest
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• Deadly Earthquake in North Italy Causes Wide Damage
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• Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi, Convicted in 1988 Lockerbie Bombing, Dies at 60
• Deal on Pakistan Supply Lines Not Expected During NATO Summit
• The Anti-MBA
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• World Leaders Urge Growth, Not Austerity
• China Security Chief Seems to Keep His Hold on Power
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• Altoona woman seeks new trial in murder case
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• DeWeese's freedom could be short-lived
• How Mitt Romney will choose his running mate
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• Governance: The missing issue in the presidential campaign
• Younger Shuster may chair transportation committee
• Fatal school bombing stokes worries of more violence in Italy
• Pittsburgh leadership program helps young black men
• SpaceX rocket launch aborted in last half-second
• Whooping cough cases on rise in the county
• Chinese activist who fled house arrest now in U.S.
• World leaders back mix of austerity and growth
• Study: 'Good cholesterol' may be overstatement
• Removing doctors in settlements can deflect oversight
• Joan Orie Melvin's absence may hamstring Supreme Court cases
• Mitt Romney in '65: Prankster with a moral thread
• World briefs (5/20/12)
• World briefs (5/20/12)
• With the march of Alzheimer's, an early-onset support group falls apart
• DeWeese's freedom could be short-lived
• McCutchen’s 2 homers lift Pirates over Tigers
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• Review: Foreign jazz easily understood, even with accent
• Derby winner takes Preakness Stakes
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• Police charge Brackenridge man with Marathon station robbery
• California University audit findings false, deposed president says
• Animals found living in filth in North Braddock home
• Highmark Walk for a Healthy Community draws 10,000 participants
• Forensics tie East Liberty man to pair of shooting deaths
• Manchester development center names award winners
• Judge's lack of action leads to DeWeese prison release
• DeWeese free on bail, days after reporting to prison
• Dozens of cats, dogs, chickens found in filthy North Braddock home
• Chinese activist who fled house arrest heads to U.S.
• Folk-dancing troupe expresses joyful side of Syria
• Beaver County man charged with raping 2 teens
• Folk-dancing troupe expresses joyful side of Syria
• North Side percussionist tackles daunting career path: solo work
• As NASA scales back, commercial adventurers look to new horizons
• Faces of Alzheimer's: Celebrities bring visibility to disease
• Experts: JPMorgan's $2 billion loss a cautionary tale, but no huge surprise
• With a French flair, Park Bruges offers 'simple, good food'
• Report shows America's religious tapestry continues to change
• Kitchens get brighter, but not an easy black-or-white issue
• Despite control, fractious state GOP allows reform to languish
• Art illustrates author Isaac Bashevis Singer's works
• Shale-gas ventures lead to piggyback investments
• Detained protesters accused of Chicago terror plot
• At Very Last Second, Private Rocket Launching Is Aborted by Computers
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• Alabama Gets Strict Immigration Law as Governor Relents
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• Race and Religion Rear Their Heads
• In Afghanistan, New Group Begins Campaign of Terror
• Blind Chinese Dissident Leaves on Flight for U.S.
• Fatal School Bombing Stokes Worries of New Italy Violence
• Mexico Holds 4 High-Ranking Army Officers
• A War of Words Over the Euro Crisis
• Bahrain: Unity Plan Denounced
• Missouri-based company recalling more of its dog food
• Man charged in sex crimes against four teens in Beaver County
• Ga. woman learns toll of flesh-eating bacteria
• Obama calls for more Africa farm aid
• A sudden halt to stellar career
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• Justice Joan Orie Melvin to fight charges
• World powers forge joint approach to Iran talks
• House approves defense budget that would retain 911th
• National briefs: 5/19/12
• World briefs: 5/19/12
• Fired California University president defends school's practices
• NATO summit becomes magnet for protests
• French president wins Obama's backing for European Union economic growth
• Local authorities to get first crack at prosecuting Konias
• Rochester roundabout allows quick drive
• Young killer to be freed at age 21 at the latest
• Boy's cancer detection tool wins science fair top prize
• DeWeese released on bail pending appeal
• American Eagle Outfitters drops 77kids apparel business
• State AG amends Sandusky charges, doesn't add counts
• Bucs overmatched but not no-hit
• House passes, Senate considering provisions to save 911th
• Former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton fears America's 'decline in the world'
• Vincent's, landmark pizza shop in Forest Hills, shut down
• Coonelly to serve a one-year probation for drunken driving
• Friends of the Riverfront's new guide more user-friendly
• Red Cross to stage regional preparedness drill
• N.A. grad, Olympian Herbert home again
• Western Pennsylvania to witness only nine minutes of partial solar eclipse
• Nonstop flights to Orlando expected to increase business
• McDonald, home runs carry Pirates to victory
• Feds say they'll pull charges in armored car heist
• Fitchetts make home for themselves, others at Little Lake Theatre
• Ridge to campaign for Romney
• Giant Eagle among outlets affected by salad recall
• Feds will let state prosecute Konias first
• Center blamed in firing at Cal U
• Egypt's choice -- Islamist or liberal -- will ripple in U.S.
• Jordan Brown to be moved to undisclosed juvenile facility
• Point State Park fountain's return in sight
• Mayor Ravenstahl declares war on Downtown Pittsburgh litter
• Ross fire closes portion of Babcock Boulevard
• Outdoor classroom turns vacant lot ripe with opportunity
• IPO just behind it, Facebook must now walk the razor's edge
• Allegheny County DA charges state Supreme Court Justice Melvin
• Nonstop flights to Orlando expected to increase business
• Pirates dodge Verlander’s no-hit bid
• Pittsburgh's Sharon Needles captures 'RuPaul's Drag Race' title
• PPG Aquarium at zoo remains closed after fire
• School's programs help deaf students find voice
• Allegheny County DA will charge state Supreme Court Justice Melvin
• State Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin hit with four felonies
• American Eagle Outfitters to drop 77kids clothing brand
• Westinghouse reduces work force by 177 because of nuclear slowdown
• Dow falls again Friday
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon Engineering Researchers Find Geography Plays Key Role in Emission Benefits of Renewables, Energy Efficiency Measures
• Local authorities to get first crack at Konias
• Westinghouse cuts 200 employees
• Top winners named at Pittsburgh's Intel science fair
• I.A.E.A. Director General to Visit Tehran
• Bosnian Serb's Trial Focuses on Massacre, Then Faces a Delay
• On Religion - Since the Opening Curtain, a Debate: Is Willy Loman Jewish?
• Cataloging Wounds of War to Help Heal Them
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• Testing Private Ship to the Space Station, and Wine, Too
• Many Rare Mutations May Underpin Diseases
• Prosecution Rests Case Against Philadelphia Monsignor Accused of Abuse Cover-Up
• Greek-Americans Struggle With Response to Fiscal Crisis
• New Details Are Released in Shooting of Trayvon Martin
• Executives show less optimism in 2012
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon, Penn Launch University Transportation Research Center
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• Justice Joan Orie Melvin to step away from state Supreme Court to fight charges
• Top 5: Largest Pittsburgh-area hotels
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• YAS3 choreographer's third challenge has potential to score big this week
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• Happy Friday FUNday. Enjoy!
• Life sciences industry seeks roadmap in PA
• Highmark asks judge to keep UPMC pact sealed
• Soldiers and athletes face similar threat of harm to the brain
• West Penn Allegheny's $17 million payout to 12 former execs shows turmoil at the top
• Postal Service moves forward with consolidation in region
• Hillman honored for decades of work
• World leaders to discuss euro crisis
• Greece prepares to dissolve Parliament
• Doctors ponder broader definition of addiction effect on mental illness diagnosis
• Senators call Facebook co-founder a tax dodger
• Controversies marked tenure of polarizing university president
• Mladic's war crimes trial delayed for evidence review
• State Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin expected to be charged today
• Biden continues blasting Romney's business record
• Cuban president's daughter gets U.S. visa
• National briefs: 5/18/12
• Romney, super-PAC reject ads linking Obama to Rev. Wright
• Cal U president's firing, release of audit report stun campus
• World briefs: 5/18/12
• North Park figure skater chosen for prestigious FBI training program
• Biden stumps at Washington County barbecue joint
• Missing Shaler teen turns up at hospital
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• Hot picks: Avett Brothers, Glen Campbell
• Ohio trooper struck by vehicle as Biden's motorcade passed by
• No smooth sailing for Pittsburgh drivers
• Baldwin firefighters reach out
• Cultures to celebrate unity at annual Folk Festival
• Woman in PNC Park brawl says she's sorry
• City schools special education funding cut
• Police on trail of missing cash from heist
• Wayne Brady has more than just improv up his sleeve
• Teen inventors vie at Pittsburgh science fair
• Vietnam widow from Beaver accepts Medal of Honor
• Pitt receives bomb threat
• East McKeesport official accused of bribery
• No injuries in Pittsburgh zoo fire
• Cal U president ousted
• Point State Park fountain's return in sight
• Chryst says Sunseri is the man for Pitt at QB
• No charges in arrest of black teen, DA reveals
• No charges filed yet against Melvin
• Highmark seeks to rejoin antitrust lawsuit to guard details of UPMC deal
• U.S. unemployment aid applications stay at 370,000
• Cal U trustee 'shocked' by firing of president
• Classic feminine fashions make a comeback
• Lovely ladies, dapper dates hit prom to hail high school achievements
• Parents say enjoy those unexpected moments with kids
• Cleared teen with father in Collier
• Warrant issued for suspect in Morningside shooting
• Health panel urges asthma control
• Movie reviews: 'What to Expect When You're Expecting,' 'The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,' 'Battleship'
• Starkey: Knocking sense into football
• Rehab work on two Parking Authority garages to block hundreds of spaces
• Abuse of opioid drugs hits all-time high
• Get walking on Sunday
• Mylan to market generic Plavix
• Steeper losses for Dow, Nasdaq
• News Brief: SCS Alum Charles Geschke Elected to American Philosophical Society
• Cranberry Township project gets $2M loan
• Pennsylvania's unemployment rate falls in April
• People & Awards: Companies
• Marcellus, Utica wastewater facility to open
• Atlas Resource Partners in Barnett deal
• Home sales up 11 percent in Pittsburgh region
• The Ray and the Coconut: Tracing Life on an Atoll
• Paralyzed, Moving a Robot With Their Minds
• On Stump, Romney Is Fond of Bill Clinton and Obama Praises Reagan
• James Abdnor, Former South Dakota Senator, Dies at 89
• G.O.P. 'Super PAC' Weighs Hard-Line Attack on Obama
• Whites Account for Under Half of Births in U.S.
• 'Chronically Absent' Students Skew School Data, Study Finds, Citing Parents' Role
• Tracking Hidden Frenchman in China's Political Drama
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• In eastern Ohio, Biden mounts attack on Romney's business record
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• CalU president Angelo Armenti fired
• Frontier cuts Pittsburgh-Milwaukee service
• PNC Bank lawsuit proceeds as class action
• Hospital performance improves in 2011
• Shareholders seek delay in Chesapeake annual meeting
• Vermont bans hydraulic fracturing
• Cal U president let go by state board
• Methane from gas drilling explored as pollutant
• Edwards' bare-bones defense wraps up case at fraud trial
• World briefs: Russian police break up protest
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• Greece schedules new elections amid fears of a run on its banks
• U.S. agents 'supporting' Hondurans in drug firefights
• War crimes trial of Bosnian Serb military leader begins
• Study suggests more life can come from coffee cup
• Sensor helps paralyzed move robot with minds
• Washington event raises $2 million for Flight 93 memorial
• Ellwood City soldier Sabo receives posthumous Medal of Honor
• People in support of voter ID want say in challenge to law
• Jury selection in Sandusky trial to begin June 5
• Post-Gazette wants UPMC-Highmark pact to be unsealed
• Shaler teachers fill boardroom
• Pittsburgh teachers union elects president to second term
• Pittsburgh pairs team featured in SKATING magazine
• Bear — baited with doughnuts — captured in West Deer 
• Review: Energetic Blue Man Group still easy to enjoy 
• Health panel urges asthma control
• 'Girls Only': CLO Cabaret show celebrates theater for women
• Mayor Ravenstahl: Watch groups needed
• In 'Human Behavior,' 3 artists tap into our cultural consciousness
• Head Start cash in jeopardy for Pittsburgh Schools
• Sandusky renews effort to have charges thrown out
• Connector boosts Port Authority ridership
• Distinctly Dutch Festival closes on a female note
• Melvin to soon learn fate
• Collier police investigating nude photos of student
• New citizen recounts trek to freedom
• Industry Public House mixes gastro with gritty
• Theft charges dismissed against Uniontown American Legion official
• Nationals’ LaRoche continues to torment Pirates
• Teacher escapes armed man in Pittsburgh school parking lot
• Southmoreland district warns parents of whooping cough case; no outbreak expected
• Pirates option Presley to Indianapolis
• Armored car slaying suspect headed back to Pittsburgh
• Truck driver injured by falling steel in Beaver County
• Flight 93 Memorial gets $2 million injection
• Man rescued after fall in McConnells Mill State Park in Lawrence County
• Pittsburgh Zoo reaches new levels in treatment
• Hospitals win another ruling in meal break lawsuits
• N.Y.-bound camels stop in W.Pa.
• Mother of Jordan Miles said she isn't surprised by prosecutor's decision
• Lennon's killer transferred to another New York prison
• North Side cigar shop owner hit with $800 in fines
• Marlins rough up Correia, split series with Pirates
• No charges in arrest of black teen, DA reveals
• Jamaican man pleads guilty to lottery scam
• Cleared teen with father in Collier
• Carnegie library to be featured on Biography's 'My Ghost Story'
• More Super Bowl XLV ticket holders sue
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• For-profit grads struggle
• InspectTech acquired by Philly-based Bentley Systems
• Dow dips Wednesday
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• Biden rips Romney's business background in Youngstown
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• Dow loses gains in midday trading
• Florida Woman Kills 4 Children and Then Herself, Police Say
• Mayor Told to Testify in Lottery Suit in the Capital
• M.I.T. Chooses Its Provost for President
• Backer of Common Core School Curriculum Is Chosen to Lead College Board
• U.S. and Pakistan Say Deal to Open NATO Supply Lines Is Imminent
• Bosnian Serb Leader Faces War Crimes Charges
• Fatal Bomb Attack in Bogotá
• First Lady Without a Portfolio (or a Ring) Seeks Her Own Path
• 16 Retired Chinese Aides Call for 2 Top Officials to Quit
• Russian Authorities Press Crackdown on Anti-Putin Protests
• Dam Project Threatens a Way of Life in Peru
• A Chinese Composer Sounds Off About Music and Politics
• U.N. Team Sees Clash Between Syrian Protesters and Soldiers
• As Trained Afghans Turn Enemy, a U.S.-Led Imperative Is in Peril
• South Korea: Myanmar Pledges To Stop Buying North's Weapons
• Gay Prosecutor Is Denied Virginia Judgeship Despite Bipartisan Support
• News Brief: Carnegie Mellon Report the First To Examine How Corporate Boards and Executives are Managing Cyber Risks
• Starpointe lands German manufacturer
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon Hosts Conference, Performances of Eco-centered Dramatic Works
• PNC provides $95M in financing
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• Alcoa promotes Ron Barin to officer
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• Lawsuit against K&L Gates on Le-Nature revived
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• Demolition at PNC site almost complete
• Natural gas uses rises in autos, trucks
• Bill would kill Allegheny County reassessment
• Dow ends topsy turvy day down 63 points
• Pakistan seeks $1M per day to supply Afghan war
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• Advocacy groups dealt court setback
• U.S. helps direct Yemen raid on militants
• Boehner flexing muscle on debt issue
• National briefs: 5/16/12
• French president sworn in; Greeks need new election
• County councilman calls for investigation of district attorney's office
• Rally urges keeping teachers based on ability, not seniority
• Two big wind farm projects canceled in Pennsylvania
• FBI opens inquiry into JPMorgan
• U.S. judge strikes down 'obsolete' Pa. funeral home law
• Former Steelers coach Cowher urges melanoma screenings
• Fitzgerald backs bill suspending property revaluation
• World briefs: 5/16/12
• Prosecution seeks reports from experts in Sandusky case
• DeWeese chief of staff sentenced to up to 4 years
• Pittsburgh Figure Skating Club to send competitors to Spring Skate Festival
• Charges withdrawn in Walmart parking lot rundown
• EDMC: Party's off at for-profit juggernaut
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• Pirates’ Lincoln looks sharp in victory over Marlins
• Man taken into custody in North Side chase
• Theft charges dismissed against Uniontown American Legion official
• Tarentum mom given 5-10 years in arson-suicide try
• UPMC projects don't thrill all
• Superior Court overturns ruling on LeNature's malpractice lawsuit
• Facebook raises IPO price as offering nears
• Helium shortage a ballooning issue
• Second man sues Pittsburgh over failed drug bust
• Venizelos: Greece talks fail
• Attorney general seeks info on Sandusky defense expert witnesses
• Crostata is great for lunch or appetizer
• Higher sales lead to 52 percent profit jump at Dick's
• City hosts Intel's brilliant minds for science, engineering Fair
• Strategic wine festival tastings unearthed values in whites, reds and roses
• Review: City Theatre's Warhol musical has plenty of 'Pop!'
• Child sex attempt leads to prison term for North Versailles man
• Risotto makes a quick dinner
• Pittsburgh police investigating two gas station robberies
• Residents alerted to case of rabies
• Review: Script strips Cohen's 'Dictator' of much of its humor
• Pittsburgh Zoo reaches new levels in treatment
• Judge says UPMC can keep Highmark agreement private
• N.Y.-bound camels stop in W.Pa.
• Jamaican pleads guilty to lottery fraud
• West Virginia basketball team hires Everhart as assistant coach
• Most students meet vaccine deadline
• Bright flavors infuse fish dinner
• Water-purification potential surprises science award winner
• Boost for Arnold Palmer Regional Airport spirited
• Classes bring couples together to prepare a gourmet dinner
• Girl sends off troops with 'armor of God'
• Pittsburgh Jewish Music Festival seeks to broaden focus
• Ex-diplomat fears spillover of Mexico violence
• Former Heinz History Center workers claims CEO hires young blondes
• Ex-Jeannette postal supervisor pleads guilty to lying about fake mugging
• For-profit grads struggle
• Ex-diplomat fears spillover of Mexico violence
• Penn State coach O’Brien will soon select starting QB
• Bill Cowher helps launch melanoma screening effort
• How social media affects SEO
• UPMC for You receives RWJF grant
• ModCloth raises $25M, hiring in Pittsburgh
• Gasoline drops 7 cents more in Pittsburgh region
• Westinghouse in nuclear joint venture in China
• Pittsburgh ranks low in percent of government workforce
• Key Murdoch Aide to Be Prosecuted in Hacking Case
• Syrians Defy Leaders to Aid Those in Need
• Iran Executes Accused Israeli Spy
• In Marriage, the Unseen Bottom Line
• Iran Sees Success in Stalling on Nuclear Issue
• Bo Xilai Scandal Not Affecting China's Political Calendar
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• Judge Blocks Testimony for Edwards on Finance Law
• Greek Coalition Talks Fail, Forcing New Election
• Hollande Assumes the Presidency in France
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• European Forces Strike Pirate Base in Somalia
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• Corbett orders flags to half-staff for National Peace Officers Memorial Day
• Dick's Sporting Goods ups guidance
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• NPR looks at fracking and PA water
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• Duquesne adjuncts want to unionize
• Dense fog advisory posted for much of region
• Paul campaign shifts state-level party conventions for delegates
• 49 found beheaded in Mexico
• Greece political crisis becoming a war of wills
• Cal U spent thousands on digital equipment
• Pitt law school gets new dean
• 23 Syrian soldiers reported killed by rebels in Rastan
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• How ex-mayor's borrowing put Harrisburg near bankruptcy
• Post-Gazette wins 13 Golden Quills
• World briefs: 5/15/12
• Group gets behind corrections reforms
• 1,600 Palestinian prisoners agree to end hunger strike
• Seven Chihuahuas to find new homes in Pittsburgh area
• JPMorgan dealings ignored red flags?
• National briefs: 5/15/12
• EPA: No water contamination from shale drilling
• Colleges rethinking the way to do business
• Mauti takes a gamble on YAS3 challenge 2
• Pittsburgh Ice Skating: May 14-20
• CCAC school chief is 'engine' of innovation
• Driver in fatal Penn Hills crash has lengthy record
• A total stranger delivers the gift of life to Pittsburgh woman
• Hempfield man expert on end-of-world prediction
• Coalition seeks to streamline Pa. corrections
• Aspinwall Riverfront Park designers want public input
• Top witness in Penn Hills gun case encounters legal trouble
• Trooper of Year title bestowed on native of Westmoreland
• Ex-diplomat fears spillover of Mexico violence
• Businessman lived for family time, Scouting
• Ron Paul says he will no longer spend resources campaigning
• Turnout strong in Race for Cure in Schenley Park
• Judge delays Orie sentencing until June
• Ex-Rep. DeWeese begins prison term for corruption
• Revolving door: Yahoo ushers out another CEO
• Pittsburgh Project to scale back staff, services to kids
• Former welding instructor sues Pittsburgh school board
• Area soldier slain in Vietnam to be recognized
• Man charged with 600 counts of sex with children in Mercer County
• SUV in Lawrenceville hit-and-run accident recovered
• Police searching for hit-and-run driver after I-279 crash
• Pittsburgh, North Siders wrangle over parking
• Judge tosses brutality complaint against Pittsburgh police officers
• Commission on blacks overhauled by Pa. governor
• Larger-than-life Duquesne law professor put students first
• Tarentum woman sentenced for arson 
• Police: Bell stolen from beaver County church
• Trib papers notch 15 Golden Quills
• Ex-Jeannette postal supervisor pleads guilty to lying about fake mugging
• Pittsburgh rides wave of westward drilling
• UPMC asks for stay in antitrust case
• Lower Burrell cop Kotecki added to D.C. memorial
• Lawmaker disputes 911th cost figures
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• Drug Surge Clouds Myanmar Reform Effort
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• In Rebuke to Merkel's Party, Social Democrats Win German Vote
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• L.B. Foster to sell shipping-systems unit
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• LA Times profiles Pittsburgh's economic miracle
• Report recommended nuclear-plant changes
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• Alcoa's Iceland smelter may be expanded
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• Sounds, smells, sights, tastes are all important in helping a 2-year-old catch up on speaking skills
• Merkel's party loses state election
• When 26.2 is a heart-stopper
• Health events: May 14, 2012
• Greek coalition talks collapsing
• Astronomers spot at least one hidden planet
• State bill would keep transit for elderly, disabled available
• Carnegie Library to run Pa.'s cassette program for blind
• 2 resign at Penn State following hazing incident
• Deer tick rumors difficult to support
• Everyday baby items can cause serious injury
• Obama, Romney may have to justify actions by Congress
• JPMorgan to lose 3 top executives
• Pa. releases 2011 child abuse data
• Yahoo's CEO resigns under pressure for his resume
• Violence in Syrian village bleeds into Lebanon
• Jobs outlook improves for 2012 college graduates
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• Woman killed in Penn Hills crash
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• Bicyclist injured hit-and-run accident in Lawrenceville
• Port Authority train back on track after derailing
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• Pirates clip Astros in 12 innings to wrap up homestand
• Quirky Pittsburgh neighborhood wants some attention
• Extra T trains helpful, but many were still packed
• Tow truck driver charged in fatal Penn Hills crash
• Derailment causes inbound delays on light-rail system
• Member of Afghan Peace Council Is Assassinated
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• U.S. May Scrap Costly Efforts to Train Iraqi Police
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• Horst Faas, Photographer Who Showed Horrors of War, Dies at 79
• Candidate in Egypt Makes an Insider's Run for President
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• Man Arrested In Shooting In West Bank
• Mexican Violence Leaves Behind Trail of Doubts
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• New District in Texas Promises a Scramble for Congress
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• For Tea Party, Focus Turns to Senate and Shake-Up
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• "Being a full-time mother is one of the highest salaried jobs... since the payme...
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• Romney courts evangelicals in speech at Liberty Univ.
• National briefs: 5/13/12
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• World briefs: 5/13/12
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• Highmark seeks rate increase for direct buyers
• USDA to test beef for more strains of E. coli
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• Europe's way of life threatened in crisis
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• Aggressive ads for Obama, at the ready
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• London wary of rooftop missiles plan
• Modest gains mark Haitian leader's 1st year
• Indonesia struggles to enforce shark poaching
• Compost needs moisture to 'cook'
• Tractor in Western Pa. no place to be in a hurry
• Highmark asks state approval to hike rates for direct consumer plans
• Parkway closing applies brakes to Downtown traffic in 'bathtub' area
• Role as mother steers new grad to late career at 61
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• Air Force ups safety protocols on F-22 Raptor to protect pilots
• Bauhaus elements have place in opposite dwellings
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• Jewelry gifts honor the link between mother and children
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• Egyptians glued to televisions for marathon presidential debate
• Red-wine vinegar is regaining popularity as a go-to base
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• Woman killed in Penn Hills crash
• Roadtrip! Destination: Stratford, Ontario
• Militant video claims deadly Syria bombings
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• CD reviews: New releases continue fascination with Brazilian music
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• Book that inspired 'Downton Abbey' gets a second life
• Warrants issued in fatal West Mifflin, Penn Hills shootings
• Garages: More than a space for the car
• Residents: Pennsylvania ignoring their health complaints
• Survivor of Pennsylvania plane crash graduates in New York
• Mississippi: Teenager Charged in Half-Sister's Death
• Addiction Diagnoses May Rise Under Guideline Changes
• 'Why Don't We Have Any White Kids?'
• Greek Leader Will Attempt to Broker a Coalition
• Spy Balloons Become Part of the Afghanistan Landscape, Stirring Unease
• Nuclear Negotiator Seeks 'Beginnings of the End' of Iran Dispute
• Syria: A Suicide Bomber Is Foiled in Aleppo, the State News Agency Says
• Filipinos Rally Against China's Claim to Shoal
• Leftist Party's Rise Upends Greek Political Order
• Romney's Need to Move Past Divisive Primary
• Wooing Evangelicals, and Treading Lightly on Marriage
• Highmark proposes premium hikes on a number of policies
• Bill would increase Pennsylvania turnpike's speed limit
• Presidential candidates try to refocus on economy
• Judge changes scope of lawsuit against Pittsburgh-based Education Management Corporation
• Ex-tabloid chief spills on links to UK's Cameron
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• Time magazine cover heightens 'attachment parenting' debate
• Islamists fall in Algerian elections
• Amish leader Sam Mullet's attorney objects to 'smear' tactics
• Pitt team makes progress against skin cancer
• From shotguns to cigars, state leaders report range of gifts
• World briefs: Vatican probes abuse claims
• National briefs: Edwards judge denies dismissal
• JPMorgan $2B loss spurs calls to toughen regulation
• House panel advances putting generic drugs on fast track
• Letter carriers to collect food for hungry today
• Pitt sues Big East Conference for exit after next season
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• Man in "Jason" mask robs Lawrence County stores
• One dead in Liberty fire
• Race for Cure works to regain trust lost in funding fiasco
• Role of Colonial women opens Fort Pitt's summer program
• Pennsylvania library services for blind to be overhauled
• Two in Western Pennsylvania finalists for Teacher of the Year
• Beaver County native pumped by lifestyle changes as Dr. Oz contest finalist
• McKeesport linebacker commits to WVU
• County to trap, test mosquitoes as West Nile cycle starts
• Early arrival of insects is bugging outdoor enthusiasts
• Health care executives reaping millions, returns show
• Man dies in Beaver County fire
• Jordan Miles defendants make bid for testimony transcript
• Judge rules part of EDMC lawsuit can move forward
• Beirut bombing still an open wound for Edgeworth woman
• West Penn lost nearly $20M in latest three months, a slight improvement
• International groups at core of children's festival
• Three ordered to stand trial in case of slain Lower Burrell officer
• Three killed, another injured in head-on crash
• Bike Week a 'wheelie' big deal for riders
• Man steals pain-killers from pharmacy in Harrison 
• Good business makes strong ties, Taiwanese official says
• One injured in Beaver Falls shooting
• Strasburg dominates Bucs again
• Conviction in India overturned, Cecil teen plans return to U.S.
• Day-care worker injured after falling into opening in Downtown sidewalk 
• Judge rejects effort to open CIA volume on Cuba
• JPMorgan's $2 billion misfire brings calls for stricter oversight
• Role as mother steers new grad to late career at 61
• Embattled North Side cigar vendor boasts affluent clientele
• Young researchers vie for $75,000 prize at Intel science fair
• Rural post offices to remain open, see reduced hours
• Fitzgerald's manager pick has earned respect as leader
• Duquesne’s Ferry molding program in his style
• Fire kills well-known electrical service owner in Liberty
• Head-on crash kills three in Washington County
• Laid-off port authority drivers will be recalled
• Pittsburgh-area river advisories available May 15
• Bethel Park board, teachers reject fact-finding report
• Alleged White House shooter arrested in Indiana County faces new charges 
• Crash cleared on inbound Parkway East
• Duquesne teaching adjuncts seek bargaining unit recognition
• South Fayette teenager's conviction for killing his mother overturned
• CalU faculty: Staff and program cuts diminish quality of education
• Federal judge allows recruiter suit against EDMC to continue
• Pickens pulls out of Chesapeake, turns on gas
• Canine comfort: They show there's a better way to build a doghouse
• Dow slumps Friday
• Losses mount at West Penn Allegheny
• ATI shareholders back company proposals
• Rare Calico Lobster Is Spared From the Menu
• Same-Sex Marriage Support Shows Pace of Social Change Accelerating
• Habitat for Humanity Tries Big-Scale Approach to Housing in Oregon
• Once Hailed as Army Pioneer, Now Battling to Stay on the Job
• Students Make Gains in Testing on Science
• Egyptian Candidates Clash in TV Debate, an Arab First
• American Soldier Killed by Assailant in Afghan Army Uniform
• Trickling Back to Live Among, and Off of, a Hill Town's Ruins
• Impasse in Greece Could Force New Vote
• European Countries Seek Easing of Provision Included in Iranian Oil Embargo
• Painted Maya Walls Reveal Calendar Writing
• Observations of an Asteroid Provide Hints of How the Earth Came Together
• Amish sect leader calls some government filings prejudicial in beard-cutting case
• Port Authority addresses light rail delays
• Black Box sees big loss for FY 2012
• Top 5: Largest regional court judgments awarded in 2011
• Mercer man under federal detention on child-porn charges
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon School of Art Partners with Local Groups To Create Sustainable Art in Wilkinsburg Neighborhood
• Family-friendly ice skating specials for Mother's Day
• U.S. Steel names GM of tubular operations
• Top 5: Largest tri-state-area newspapers
• URA approves TIF plan for Buncher project
• Convention center gets more LEED notice
• Weyerhaeuser workers file union petition
• Panetta blasts GOP on defense cuts
• Trombetta to retire from PA Cyber
• Konias to be back in Pittsburgh soon
• Citizens Bank workers aid collapsed man
• Time magazine cover: What's it trying to do?
• 50 years later, a bullying accusation snares Romney
• Obama's marriage position weighed
• Discovery in Guatemala shows that Mayan calendar goes on
• Port Authority aims to improve light rail service for games, events
• Justice Department sues controversial Arizona sheriff
• World briefs: Russians foil Olympic plot?
• State Board of Education favors reducing graduate requirement tests
• Putin sending Medvedev to Camp David summit
• Sandusky lawyers to get some student records
• Double suicide bombing kills 55 in Syria
• Prisoner taps W.Va.'s unhappiness with Obama
• National briefs: House GOP budget spares defense; Islam course suspended; Bachmann no longer Swiss
• Sergeant major's complaint alleges sex bias
• Pennslvania Cyber Charter School chief Trombetta exits
• FDA panel backs first pill to block HIV infection
• CMU to pay $5 million for diocesan property
• Assault charges withdrawn against Rep. Wheatley and fiancee
• Konias on his way back to Pittsburgh
• Vampire lite: 'Dark Shadows' film has a bloody good time with Gothic soap
• Orie could be on hook for $1.37 in restitution to taxpayers
• Pirates notebook: Hurdle overjoyed for Rangers’ Hamilton
• Stop worrying: Mayan ruins dispel doomsday prophecies
• Suspected robber, killer Konias moved to Oklahoma City
• Furloughs pegged to hit some Pittsburgh schools hard
• Little takes over Connellsville girls team
• T failings on busy weekend irk county executive
• Convicted killer turned down in bid for new trial
• Vivo Kitchen modifies menu to offer dishes with fresher fixings
• Mt. Pleasant girls seek 1st WPIAL team track title
• Brazen attacks shake Damascus; morning blasts kills 55
• Cupcakes N'At is where yinz go for taste of Pittsburgh
• Fitting finish for Ford City baseball
• Audit: Pittsburgh's property, personal injury claims too costly
• Assault charge against Wheatley could be withdrawn
• Carnegie highlights Impressionist stars of its collection
• Starkey: In defense of defense
• State Supreme Court won't hear G-20 appeal
• Murrysville second-grader takes Penguin to school
• Bedard departs game; bullpen rescues Pirates
• Man steals pain-killers from pharmacy in Harrison 
• Hot picks: Blue Man Group, Trailer Park Boys
• Pitching, timely hitting key for Belle Vernon in postseason
• Butler County exotic animal keeper to serve probation 
• Fitzgerald lambastes Port Authority for weekend train problems
• Texas roofer jailed in Westmoreland county on 17 theft charges
• For Mother's Day, a few tips for gifts
• State Rep. Wheatley, fiancee won't face charges
• Movie reviews: 'Dark Shadows,' 'The Perfect Family,' 'Monsieur Lazhar,' 'Hit So Hard'
• County development agency approves stake at former Sony site
• With ACC, Pitt scores big bucks
• Eight rescued horses, two dogs getting a fresh start
• 'Cancer that whispers' will take center stage at Pittsburgh symposium
• Gas exploration company countersues Beaver County landowners  
• Owner of North Side cigar shop at center of police controversy fights for more hours
• Lawyer: Priest's alleged stalker struggles with obsession
• Sandusky defense team to get some requested documents
• Steelers sign 2 of their 7th-round picks
• Pittsburgh police commander denies shop owner's claims
• Fireworks festival set to light up the skies over Hartwood
• Roundup: Blackhawk again wins Section 1-AAA title
• Embattled North Side cigar vendor boasts affluent clientele
• Enduring pain is worth the look for some women
• Riverview, Freeport eye WPIAL team track gold
• Racketeering charges filed against Bethel Park man, family members
• Officials differ on Pa. effect of Obama gay marriage endorsement
• Big boom planned for Memorial Day weekend
• Romney apologizes over bullying incidents in high school
• Pittsburgh: One of top 10 cities for hiring
• K&L Gates among top 25 firms
• Dow snaps six-day losing streak
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon Astrophysicist Rachel Mandelbaum Receives Department of Energy Early Career Award for Dark Matter and Dark Energy Research
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• Pa. Public Utility Commission finalizes Marcellus guidelines
• Shareholders ask energy firms to assess risks of coal, gas, nuclear
• CMU professor tells Congress Social Security IT should embrace the cloud
• Obama Says Same-Sex Marriage Should Be Legal
• Edwards Jury Is Told How Wife Was Torn
• British Hacking Panel Questioned Former Cameron Aide
• Protesters in Moscow Alter Approach to Avoid Arrests
• Slivers of Hope Amid the Melancholy in a Mexican Border Town
• Explosions Kill Dozens in Damascus
• A Watershed Move, Both Risky and Inevitable
• With Primary Over, a New Battle for Indiana Senate Seat Begins
• Postal service lost $3B in quarter
• Law chiefs split on kids following suit
• Rich Fitzgerald warns Port Authority over delays
• Bill could save 911th Airlift Wing
• Fitzgerald vows to fix weekend T problems
• Mylan raises guidance, plans 500M share repurchase
• Wizzard to spin off home-health business
• Boeing completes Inmedius acquisition
• People & Awards: Companies
• Steel producer sees bigger U.S. market
• ACC gets bigger payday with Pitt
• Upper St. Clair, Mount Lebanon top high school list
• Fourth-grader to meet Warren Buffett
• Arguments begin June 4 on oil and gas driling law
• UPMC job fair - May 17th, 18th & 19th, 2012 - Pittsburgh, PA
• UPMC job fair - May 17th, 18th & 19th, 2012 - Pittsburgh, PA
• Insurance services drive UPMC revenue
• Keystone Exams are in potential grads' future
• Section of Parkway East in Downtown to close for weekend
• Failed unity talks leave Greece at impasse
• POW is focus of possible prisoner swap with Taliban
• North Park to widen Ingomar Road
• World briefs: Bomb strikes U.N. convoy
• UPMC offers free heart screenings at Ross Park Mall Saturday
• Post office closure plan canceled
• Judge pushes along Sandusky child abuse case
• Rescue teams hunt for lost passenger jet in Indonesia
• Murder-kidnap motive revealed
• DA says Orie must repay legal fees
• Ex-Village People singer wins copyright suit
• Pa. Senate votes to boost spending by $500M
• Penguins’ Michalek has hip surgery
• Bedard departs game; bullpen rescues Pirates
• Baldwin Invite MVP has goals of WPIAL, PIAA glory
• May not kind to Upper St. Clair lacrosse team
• McCutchen has stomach for game again
• Plum softball team primed
• Mt. Pleasant’s Mellors, Connellsville’s DeMarco shine in NUC event
• Nationals’ Harper taking majors by storm
• Birdie barrage pulls Van Sickle step closer to U.S. Open
• Ford City’s Willyard headed to WPIAL championships; A-P’s Swinehart falls just short
• With ACC, Pitt scores big bucks
• Steel Valley halts Thomas Jefferson’s postseason bid
• WPIAL track and field qualifiers
• Kovacevic: More, please, from Barajas, Barmes
• NOVA selling Monaca plant to PFB
• U.S. Postal Service to keep several rural Pittsburgh-area post offices open
• DEP: FirstEnergy boiler in Greene County 'out of compliance'
• President Obama backs gay marriage
• Wall Street slips, GNC stays up
• PIT traffic steady in March, down for the year
• News Brief: Carnegie Mellon's Kathy M. Newman Reflects on the Legacy of Maurice Sendak
• PNC selling Atlanta unit to Union Bank
• Senate restores some funds to state budget
• Metz Lewis moving to Oliver Building
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• Change to Ballot Request Form Angers U.S. Expats
• Law School Plans to Offer Web Courses for Master's
• Winter Killed at Least 100 Afghan Refugee Children, Study Estimates
• New Elections Appear Likely in Greece
• Behind Twists of Diplomacy in the Case of a Chinese Dissident
• Russian Aircraft Vanishes From Radar During Promotional Flight
• As Soldiers Strut and Tanks Roll, Putin Calls for Respect
• German Patience With Greece on the Euro Wears Thin
• Rare Double Agent Disrupted Bombing Plot, U.S. Says
• Italians Punish Berlusconi's Party in Local Elections
• China: Court to Hear Artist's Lawsuit
• Ukraine: Boycott Derails Meeting
• Offices of Premier Attacked in Libya
• Huge Asteroid Is Still the Central Villain in Dinosaurs' Extinction
• Albanian Wins Bid for Asylum, Lawyers Say
• Civil Unions Bill Dies in Colorado
• Nicholas Katzenbach, Trusted Adviser to J.F.K. and L.B.J., Dies at 90
• Press Release: Social Security’s IT System Could Benefit by Joining the Cloud, Carnegie Mellon Scientist Says
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon Engineering Student Volunteers To Make Remote India School More Sustainable
• LANXESS North American sales up 29 percent in Q1
• European woes trip Dow Wednesday
• Collaboration, talent and security on the minds of CIOs
• Sandusky lawyer Amendola asks for trial delay
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• Pittsburgh near top of list of people living alone
• Columbia Gas to spend $1.2M in Ross pipeline swap
• People & Awards: Executive Level
• PNC's Rohr leads large bank stock performance list
• Corporate pension funded status dips
• UPMC to end job for medical director
• South Side tax a step closer to reality
• No convention center for Washington County
• Upper St. Clair to get Bonefish Grill
• Fund-raisers set for Sewickley theater
• Frost damages apple, peach crops
• Educators plead for state to fund literacy programs
• Arrest warrant issued for legal shenanigans
• Record downpour dumped on region
• World briefs: Job swap completed
• Council debates curbs on campaign spending
• Interpol issues 'red notice' for Iraqi VP
• Whooping cough cases on rise in the county
• Schmotzer fills South Hills seat in House
• Indiana's Sen. Lugar loses; N.C. OKs gay union ban
• Santorum ends suspense, gives support to Romney
• Congress wrestles with student loan rate hike
• Mt. Lebanon, Upper St. Clair among top 10 high schools in state
• Date change may affect Sandusky case
• Teenage passengers raise probability of teen driver deaths
• Port Authority's failures frustrate fans, runners
• Israeli coalition may signal shift on Palestinians, Iran
• Leftist leader in Greece rules out coalition rule
• More school districts charge fees for activities
• Universities pledge lower tuition hikes
• Chester Upland School District going back to court to seek funding assurances
• McQueary files notice of intent to sue Penn State
• Skate your way to swimsuit season
• Whooping cough cases on the rise in Allegheny County
• New lawmakers, including Schmotzer, sworn in
• dck to anchor Millcraft's Gardens project
• Study: More Pa. schools charge fees for activities and sports
• Dow closes below 13,000 Tuesday
• Mt. Lebanon, Upper St. Clair high schools get high state rankings
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon's Joseph B. Kadane Authors "Principles of Uncertainty"
• L.B. Foster completes Texas plant move
• State Senate panel approves plan to restore some education funds
• PA forge price revealed in SEC documents
• UPMC-Highmark disagree on rate increases
• Michael Baker acquisition helps bolster revenues
• Pollution aggravates asthma rates in Pittsburgh
• PRHI receives $10.4 million grant
• Parkway East lane closures scheduled tonight
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• Carl Bernadotte, Prince Whose First Loyalty Was Love, Dies at 95
• Nuclear Inspector Dies in Iran Crash
• After Elections, Europe Focuses on Growth
• Leader of Israel Centrist Party Kadima Agrees to Join Netanyahu's Coalition
• Losing Faith With Protesters in Bahrain
• Pinched Aspirations of Iran's Young Multitudes
• Activist Says Chinese Authorities Are Assisting His Plans to Go to U.S.
• Thai Man Jailed for Insulting King Dies in Detention
• Milosevic Party Emerges as Kingmaker
• China Expels Al Jazeera Channel
• Qaeda Plot to Attack Plane Foiled, U.S. Officials Say
• Interpol Issues 'Red Notice' for Iraqi Vice President
• Media Advisory: Carnegie Mellon Student Work Showcased at Undergraduate Research Symposium, May 9
• Check out the photos from the luncheon. Great event.
• Nova Chemicals profit up 17 percent
• PA gets "C" in small business friendliness
• Pitt's Bradford administrators to run Titusville campus
• Highmark-UPMC deal could carry higher costs
• His own campaign ended, Santorum endorses Romney
• Familiar face returns to online choreography contest
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• Lawyers for Penn State's Curley, Schultz challenge date of alleged Sandusky shower assault
• Obama opens $25 million ad campaign in key states
• News Brief: Pa. Governor Appoints Carnegie Mellon's Kiron Skinner to Advisory Commission on African American Affairs
• Social Madness deadline fast approaching
• Flood watch issued for much of region
• Pittsburgh Project faces more funding cuts
• Pitt may see restored funding in budget
• Ex-Baierl Acura controller to be sentenced Wednesday
• Sears test-markets new service in Pittsburgh
• LA Times profiles Conflict Kitchen
• Senate weighs state spending plan
• 20-year forecast shows no end to obesity epidemic
• French-German divide appears over debt issue
• Congress may OK funds for veterans court system
• 14 civilians killed in two NATO airstrikes, Afghan officials say
• Romney stresses economy in Ohio
• Pressure building for Obama to take sides on gay union
• After heated primary, Altmire endorses Critz
• Harrisburg rally opposes property tax
• World briefs (5/8/12)
• U.S. balks over video of American held hostage by al-Qaida
• Airliner bombing attempt thwarted
• County officials hope to avoid 2013 tax hike
• National briefs (5/8/12)
• Pitt assessing viability of Titusville campus
• Pennsylvania honors slain law enforcement officers
• Altmire endorses Critz
• Dow dips, TMS up Monday
• Haiti's trash headed for ovens in $250M waste-to-energy project
• MarkWest buys Keystone for $512M, pledges another $500M in buildout
• Hollande defeats Sarkozy for French presidency; Greek voters reject traditional parties
• Boston Bridge rehab completed, PennDOT announces
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued
• Scalo and Blattner introduce Class G
• Attacker in an Afghan Uniform Kills a NATO Soldier
• Armenian Parliamentary Elections Strengthen Ruling Party
• Rebels Hold French Journalist in Colombia
• Syrians Vote in Election Dismissed by Foes as a Farce
• Austerity Faces Sharper Debate After European Elections
• France's President-Elect Has Fans Aplenty at Home
• Amid Protests, Putin Returns to Presidency in Russia
• Arab Spring Spurs Palestinian Journalists to Test Free Speech Limits
• Freight Train Late? Blame Chicago
• Body Is Found at Racetrack After the Derby
• Move to Outsource Teacher Licensing Process Draws Protest
• U.K. Seeks Wikipedia's Help to Post Research Online
• Election Puts French Afghan Force on Notice
• U.S. Confirms Airstrike Wrongly Killed 6 Afghan Family Members
• Retiring Bayer CEO Greg Babe heading to Orbital Engineering
• Pitt realigning branch leadership
• MarkWest, Chesapeake sign deal
• Leo McCafferty elected president of plastic-surgery group
• Dow holds off concern over Europe
• Press Release: 61 Graduates Join Global Carnegie Mellon Family of Alumni
• PA lost government employees in past 10 years
• Two Harvard physicians to receive Starzl Prize on Wednesday
• Press Release: Picking the Brains of Strangers Improves Efforts To Make Sense of Online Information
• Euro troubles point to U.S. stock decline
• Craig Peters takes over reins of 911th Airlift Wing
• Westinghouse could bid for UK nuclear joint venture
• Bill would cut corporate net income tax in PA
• PNC unit buys waffle maker New Carbon
• Universal Well Services lays off 40 employees
• $3.5B in revenue from PA's Marcellus Shale
• Washington Steel plant being torn down
• Shout outs! Carlow Softball 34-12 wins Qualifier to NAIA National Tournament...
• FCC rule would end anonymity of political ads
• City schools seek to base layoffs on teachers' effectiveness
• New test could determine prostate cancer treatment
• Militant tied to bombing of USS Cole said to be killed
• 9/11 defense lawyer claims system is rigged
• LGBT group expands list of cancer test facilities
• Health Happenings
• World briefs: Violence erupts at Putin protest
• Delicate heart surgery stops blood clots, saves Jean Magazzu's life
• Aleem Gangjee is the dynamo at Duquesne University
• Local Komen race organizers are optimistic
• Stargazing: Leo and Mars highest in the south
• National briefs: Man found dead after Derby
• Biden 'comfortable' with same-sex marriage
• County police review panel pushed
• In the Spotlight of Power, Putin Keeps His Private Life Veiled in Shadows
• In French Race, the Tortoise Sets His Own Pace
• Serbs Losing Fervor for European Union Accession
• For China, a Dissident in Exile Is One Less Headache Back Home
• Guilty Plea in Conspiracy Case Linked to Colombian Guerrillas
• Mexico: 23 Bodies Discovered
• Japan's Leaders, Pressed by Public, Fret as Nuclear Shutdown Nears
• 9 Swing States, Critical to Presidential Race, Are Mixed Lot
• Obama Formally Kicks Off Campaign in Ohio and Virginia
• In France, a Crucial Runoff for President
• In Serbia, Voters Disillusioned by the Economic Crisis
• Old Guard in Greece Faces Challenge in Elections
• Lessons of Iraq Help U.S. Fight a Drug War in Honduras
• China, in Old Tradition, Races to Airbrush Fallen Leader Out of Public Life
• Saudi Ambassador Returns to Egypt
• Trying to Mold a Post-Assad Syria From Abroad
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• Emails show concerns over John Shick
• Obama launches campaign in key states of Va., Ohio
• Hazy day not expected to hamper Pittsburgh Marathon runners
• West Penn Allegheny doesn't control destiny in wake of Highmark-UPMC contract
• Defiance marks 9/11 hearing
• Presidential candidates focus on battleground states
• World briefs: 5/6/12
• Rape investigation shocks town
• Police offering rewards can complicate crime solving
• Drug war operation showcases new mission for U.S. military
• Putin again in top post but weaker than before
• National briefs: 5/6/12
• Voters in France and Greece could alter debt crisis debate
• Activists: Chen case does not mean controls easing
• Marathon: 25,000 in the streets with thousands more cheering
• A dive he couldn't forget
• Classics: A storied field tries to keep its footing
• Obama kicks off campaign in Ohio
• Penn State graduation ceremonies go smoothly
• Delayed trolley service returning to normal operation
• Student teacher charged with having sex with Derry High student
• Faltering German Party, a Coalition Partner to Merkel, Faces an Electoral Test
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• Cal U Convocation Center officially opens
• Pitt withdraws $50k reward on threats
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• Analysis: 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed
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• Pitt to restrict final exams to five buildings on campus
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• Aging transit systems grapple with repair backlog
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• Duquesne law students argue case in federal appeals court
• Uproar over protester's death clouds Grand Prix race in Bahrain
• Episcopal parishioners choose a new leader
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• France's monetary nuclear fallout
• Pitt takes $50,000 reward offer off its website
• Scottdale Rockerettes stay young through dancing
• Burnett sparkles in his Pirates debut
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• Study: Business travelers doing more on fewer trips
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• Pittsburgh Opera revives Mozart's early work
• Signs of the times
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• Newsmaker: Callen Oster
• Pennsylvania Lottery's marketing produces scratch
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• Theater awards put student performers in the spotlight
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• Female artists see things differently
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• Pitt lands first defensive recruit for 2013
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• Pitt graduate students mobilize to help improve community
• Initiative seeks to swell voter rolls with new American citizens
• Penn State secondary still evolving
• Groff's 'Arcadia' avoids sophomore slump
• PVC makes patio perfect
• Not against their faith
• Western Pennsylvania Conservancy lands on Top 10 charity list
• Safe haven sought for Florida shooting suspect Zimmerman
• New coach, same mindset at Penn State
• Wambaugh's officers hit the beat in 'Harbor Nocturne'
• First Aid for the Ailing House: Odor might be from window screens
• Cut costs cut
• Allegheny courts rent space despite vacancies in public buildings
• North Korea missile carrier from Beijing, U.S. thinks
• Quarterback inconsistency continues at Penn State
• Longtime insurer says Obama's plan isn't healthy
• Antiques: Irons, accessories
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• Despite its late primary, Pennsylvania a meaningful player
• Proximity a priority for BVA's Johnson
• Personnel Moves
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• Eat as if the environment matters
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• Industry man killed in early-morning motorcycle crash
• Starkey: Malkin, Crosby and mind games
• Many 'wiped' electronic devices aren't clean at all
• Asparagus provides a delicious way to eat seasonal, local produce
• Sawyer's 'rich' assault on Romney
• Fatal shooting by officer unresolved; residents conduct rally
• Uniontown Art Club continues to share love of arts at 85
• Yohe: Teams switch roles in playoff
• Embrace 'retro' style networking
• Muffins memorable for Mom
• The real villain of the health-care market
• Snowy weather forecast throws chill over spring fun
• Donations rolling in for auction to aid troops
• Flyers' injuries play to Penguins' strength
• Greens, fish begin to grow in old Chicago meat plant
• Coffee cup a perfect vessel for smaller treats
• Forgetting what 'good' looks like
• Luster is off Tuesday's primary
• Year ends in frustration, disruption for Pitt seniors
• 'Occupy' movement helps to spur nationwide coalition
• In Ohio, reassessments are routine
• Veterans who complete intense treatment can have court charges expunged
• President's blurry line of work, politicking
• Mothers helping others by donating human milk
• State races draw interest in primary
• Volunteers plant trees for Flight 93 memorial
• A rising supervisor leading effort to probe Secret Service scandal
• Episcopal Diocese chooses bishop
• What voters need to know about Voter ID
• To New England fishermen, Whole Foods is another barrier
• National briefs: 4/22/12
• More U.N. monitors OK'd for Syria truce
• Pitt takes $50,000 reward offer off its website
• Burnett sparkles as Pirates trip Cardinals, 2-0
• McCutchen carrying Pirates’ offense
• With spread offenses, difficult translations
• White Sox's Phil Humber throws perfect game
• Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh elects new bishop
• Burnett activated from DL; will start tonight for Pirates
• Watergate figure Charles Colson dies at 80
• Romney back in Pittsburgh on Monday
• Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh names new bishop
• Post Offices Face Hurdles in Efforts to Diversify
• Romney Set to Merge Staff With National Committee
• With Venezuelan Food Shortages, Some Blame Price Controls
• Afghanistan's Spy Agency Says It Thwarts Two Attacks
• U.N. Agrees to Send More Cease-Fire Observers to Syria
• In Bahrain, More Clashes, and Death of a Protester
• Obama Urges South Sudan and Sudan to End Strife
• In France, the Fringe Emerges as a Force
• Baseball Has Its Worshipers, and at N.Y.U., You Get Credit
• Concern in G.O.P. Over State Focus on Social Issues
• ABC supply company job fair - Pittsburgh, PA - May 3rd and May 4th
• Garden Club to hold benefit events
• South Park will take e-waste
• IKEA to sell TV integrated into furniture
• Phipps set for plant auction
• Don't let that rainwater go down the drain � or sewer
• Give it a read: Free books to be distributed throughout region
• Review: Public Theater's production is a fast-paced journey
• Mt. Lebanon designer gets ahead with creativity and flair
• Companies trying to close the time window for customers
• Casinos have their ways to stymie card counters
• News to use
• Armstrong County DA, sheriffs endorse Murphy for AG
• Made in PA Expo draws big crowd
• County GOP chair halts the nasty ads in Senate race
• Fire damages property at Hartwood Acres
• Pitt evacuates six buildings after threat
• Beaver County man dies in motorcycle crash
• Bankrupt Michigan developer owes Unity $126,259
• Belle Vernon chase suspect faces trial
• California church sanctuary undergoes major renovation
• Judge: No probation for Podluckys
• Pirates to help put shine on Plum baseball diamond
• Fawn service honors WWII Marine's sacrifice
• Steelers likely to add to RB stable
• Kovacevic: Only Staal has been there all along
• Blaine Hill VFC responds to social club concerns
• Steel Valley students learn lessons through character education speaker
• Casey urges federal aid for locks, dam upgrade
• Raid nabs reputed leader of ring that sold heroin here
• Southmoreland appoves tax relief for former Sony site
• Marcellus shale drilling hot topic at Made in PA Expo
• Knoch bats quieted in late innings
• Secret Service's dirty secret
• Ravenstahl chosen to learn about national defense
• Emergency transmissions limited for more than seven hours
• Ellwood man charged with killing buck at deer farm
• Mike Doyle says he knows Valley's concerns
• Missed FG seals Power loss
• Saturday essay: Fox tales
• Youngster eyes 'ultra-accessible' theme park prize
• Canonsburg seeks ID for figurine; some think it's Perry Como
• IRS tells tax filers they're victims of fraud
• Schaeffer wins Lernerville opener
• The feds & fracking: Beware nationalization
• Former Mt. Lebanon Panera manager settles discrimination suit
• Third fire hits farm in Clearfield, Butler County
• Southmoreland board revises several policies
• Super Schneider
• Let It grow and see what happens
• Altmire taking heat over ads attacking Critz
• Farm girl Mildred Schott found success in business, classroom
• Mitt Romney coming back to the region on Monday
• Let us talk to powers that be at Highmark
• Hempfield captures 6th straight win
• Orchestra lends dramatic intensity to Romeo's angst
• Opponent denies racism in Raja 'attack' ads
• Newsmaker: Tara Dowling
• Trooper, wife file lawsuit against new Butler commissioner
• Norwegian gunman details massacre of teens
• West Mifflin grad turning heads at PSU
• Technology abounds in new vehicles
• Relatives of Allegheny County judges racking up nice raises
• Proposed Port Authority cuts irk residents
• As divided as ever, Egypt's revolutionaries return to Cairo square
• Gorman: A second chance for Imani Christian
• Regulators examine $31.6 billion in bank overdrafts
• Ron Paul sticks to risky issues, appeals to young people
• New Kensington woman faces trial in Penn Hills woman's death
• 'Golden Reunion' to blend past, present, future
• Draft resolutions differ on sanctions against Syria
• Bylsma again goes with rookies Despres, Strait
• Stocks claw their way to April's first winning week
• Tight North Shore parking clue to connector's popularity
• Candidates square off for fifth time in 49th District race
• Thousands could lose Internet service in July
• Pressure turning to Flyers
• Teens' stock-picking robot scams 75,000
• 'Crime scene from hell' at Texas cockfighting shootout
• Inmate accused of hiding items in prosthetic leg
• Food stamp proposal could derail farm aid bill
• Chesapeake CEO sued over alleged conflicts of interest
• Man acquitted in 'Baby Mary' death sues state troopers
• More Secret Service jobs lost to prostitution scandal
• Fleury keeps Penguins chugging
• Chinese ex-tycoon won't face death in investment case
• Southmoreland board revises several policies
• Republicans outspend Democrats in Senate races
• Burnett tour heads to Altoona
• Venture capitalists pull back the reins in first quarter
• Leyland is a real Democrat
• Hoffman's criminal record goes back to age 15
• Early parole provisions could benefit ex-legislators
• Cards' Lynn silences Bucs' bats
• Airlines deal to alter little at Pittsburgh airport, analysts say
• More than 'loose lips'
• Car splits pole in Hempfield; Irwin driver in fair condition
• Abortion clinics feel grip of new, tighter regulations
• Region's first quarter mergers leap 16 percent from 2011
• Good use for old phones
• Allegheny news briefs
• Murrysville resident chases burglar from house
• Some say antibiotics in meat pose risks to human health
• Former Girl Scout leading new members toward great memories
• Ford City makes most of at-bats
• Better tax ideas
• Cambria couple's house searched in Pitt investigation
• Apology issued; bond granted for George Zimmerman
• Girl Scouting still strong after 100 years
• Miller�s HR lifts Highlands
• As France goes, so goes Europe
• North Carolina recognizes Pittsburgh champion of black causes
• Ron Paul keeps on running
• Obama's campaign has cash advantage
• Pittsburgh Presbytery planning to reorganize
• Norway gunman details killing teens
• Casey makes a case to fix locks and dams
• North Carolina racial bias law is used to set aside death sentence
• County GOP chair halts the nasty ads in Senate race
• Shooter apologizes to Trayvon's parents
• After 4-month surge, gas prices are starting to fall
• West Virginia drug raid nets 4 arrests and cash
• Hearings begin for 14 in reported heroin ring
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• Stroke, Heart Attack Strike Without Warning
• Earth Day 2012 at Frick Environmental Center
• South Sudan pulling forces from oil town
• Jet landing in storm crashes, killing 127 in Pakistan
• Egyptians rally in unity again
• Police plan to charge man in deer slaying, witness intimidation
• Cards’ Lynn silences Bucs’ bats
• Sewickley a winner in singles final
• Bracing for the umbrage wars
• Connellsville native returns home to lead Catholic flock
• Fairview Church of God celebrates 150th anniversary
• Romney back in Western Pennsylvania on Monday
• Judge keeps gas industry, Republicans out of Marcellus lawsuit
• Casey urges funding of locks, dams
• Dow finishes week over 13,000
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• Candidates listed for Tuesday primary
• Penguins ready for Game 5 tonight
• Penn State breaks ground on new arena
• Ardex Americas offers best practices
• EyeSee360 wants to change how you view video
• As Sudanese Clashes Escalate, So Do Bellicose Exchanges
• China Court Overturns Death Penalty for Tycoon in Fraud Case
• Turmoil in Egypt Race Puts Spotlight on Panel's Motives
• Pressure Builds for Tougher Line as Syria Is Said to Shun Peace Plan
• With Vote Days Away, Outlook for Sarkozy Dims
• Investigating Mysteries of Polar Bears' Ancestry With a DNA Lens
• Zimmerman's Bail Set at $150,000 in Martin Shooting
• Democrats Joining G.O.P. on Pipeline
• Judge Blocks Death Sentence Under Law on Race Disparity
• Forget Flip-Flopper; Romney Is Extreme, Says Obama Camp
• Student Loan Interest Rates Loom as Political Battle
• NATO Helicopter Crashes in Southern Afghanistan
• In Mexico, a Volcano Rumbles, but Few Flinch
• House passes 20% tax cut for small businesses
• Mound performance seals Indiana win over Derry, 12-0
• Why Thar abandoned its biofuel ambitions
• Homer-Center pitching prowess aids doubleheader shutout
• Local steel execs push Congress on China trade
• Bobcats prowl past weak Lions offense, 8-2
• Burrell Township grant could help extend water
• Blairsville-Saltsburg hires principal, appoints director
• Man chased near Allegheny College arrested in Ohio
• Blairsville reviews office space
• New Kensington woman to stand trial in crash death
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• Fugitive who prompted closing of Allegheny College arrested
• Panera Bread owner, former manager settle lawsuit
• Third fire in two weeks strikes Butler County family
• Man robs Overbrook Rite Aid
• Rush returns to Pittsburgh like 'Clockwork'
• Top 7: firms with permits to drill in Marcellus Shale in southwest Pa.
• UPMC names Tyler Haney VP of digital
• Top 7: Firms with Pa. permits to drill in Marcellus Shale
• Reputed leader of heroin ring held on $1 million bond
• Honus Wagner card fetches $1.2M at auction
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• Boy, 10, held after sparking Pittsburgh apartment fires
• Ravenstahl one of 40 invited to Pentagon conference
• Penn State assistant AD no longer works at school
• Oil City man charged with cruelty in cat torture
• Ex-coke plant site seeks developers
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon University Researchers Report That US Cities Need To Respect History To Improve Sustainability Planning
• US Airways steps closer to American merger
• Hempfield school board considers tax increases
• Holocaust sculpture a way to keep 'tab' on victims
• GCC junior falls just short at section singles
• Greensburg Salem senior a section runner-up
• People & Awards: Companies
• Amish wood shop business burns down in New Wilmington
• 'Walk of Fame' bricks sold for Hempfield
• Pitt-Greensburg students brighten their community with 7,000 hours of service
• Family Video raises $1 million toward lymphoma research
• West Hempfield students raise money for Indiana tornado victims
• 'Tornado Boy' gets offer from Google Ads
• Greensburg teen needs funds for surgery
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• Frazier plans to negotiate request for $24K with career tech center
• Winfield sewer project may come in under budget
• May 23 hearing may decide suit against Kiski Valley authority
• Musical puts Jesus into perspective
• Revenue secretary cites cuts in budget in Manor
• Groundbreaking to set stage for stormwater sewer project in Vandergrift
• Saxonburg police take cases to Chicora
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• Vandergrift band has shot at rubbing elbows with stardom
• Freeport zoning board endorses strip mine
• Man dies from injuries in New Kensington crash
• Discount capital
• Write in Leyland
• Cheswick dispute
• 'Cookiegate': 7-Eleven has its say
• F-35 program costs more and more
• Dow, other chemical firms look to natural gas
• Craft beer week starts in Pittsburgh today
• U.S. Steel consensus: 49 cents a share
• $500K loan for soccer stadium approved
• West Mifflin Area hires solicitor
• Duquesne BOC looks to tuition more students
• Reports to detail post-Super Tuesday campaign cash
• World stocks weighed down by glum U.S. economic data
• GAI acquires Orlando landscape design firm
• Blacks with guns
• FBI seizes Internet host from N.Y. 'remailer' center
• Hempfield fundraiser shoots and scores
• Agent joked about detail
• Plenty of playoff life left for Penguins heading to Game 5 vs. Flyers
• Lernerville Speedway revs its engines for season opener
• BOFA, Morgan Stanley profits dive
• Laurels & Lances
• Rove: Voters need reason to like Romney
• Attorney to argue against prison for Podlucky's wife
• Taliban post videos of latest attacks
• Outfielder Cuddyer feeling right at home in Rockies lineup
• Big profits fail to boost market
• 'Prevailing' wages: End them
• So much brought to the table
• Employers' tax cut faces Senate demise
• Red Sox ready for Fenway Park's 100th anniversary
• Job growth, factory activity, home resales data disappoint
• Briefs: Jeannie Mai to be at Mall at Robinson
• Syria rebels cling to outpost
• Biertempfel: Some Pirates enjoy special perks
• Connellsville softball team finds itself on hot streak
• AMR unions would back takeover by US Airways Group
• Nickelback putting on high-value, gold-plated show
• Allegheny news briefs
• Bombings rattle 10 cities in politically unstable Iraq
• Pirates manager Hurdle isn't debating with his pitchers
• Kiski Area boys track team is burning up oval
• Smokey Robinson-backed Human Nature comes to Byham
• Norwin sophomore shortstop Matijevic powers up
• PPG declares strategy change a winner
• Homeschool support seminar offered at church
• Blackhawk baseball team getting a charge out of powerful battery
• Pittsburgh looks to spark development
• Judy Collins to present one-person show
• Monroeville veteran worked hard to achieve goals
• Former Mt. Pleasant resident featured speaker at Cal U convocation
• Brown named new coach at Big East Conference-bound SMU
• Earth Day activities set to have positive impact on environment
• Experts fret over water levels in Western Pa.
• That's Church lady comes to Pitt
• 150,000 trees to dot Flight 93 site
• Rest-room modifications at Yough Park authorized
• Pitt basketball players Woodall, Moore to miss time after surgeries
• Freeport edges Burrell in softball matchup
• Lily Tomlin returns to the stage for Byham show
• Downtown abortion clinic told to close
• IUP alumni, Vietnam vets to be honored
• Football coach Meyer, Buckeyes causing a stir already
• Marco finds Armstrong Hall of Fame's finish
• Friday's business briefs
• Episcopal bishop vote set Saturday
• Group led by W. Pa. nun criticized by Vatican
• Laurel Highlands School Board to notify teachers of possible layoffs
• Penn State pays former football coach Paterno's family under his contract
• Plum gets offensive in win over Fox Chapel
• Global community considers 'Do Not Track' impact
• Valley Laurels & Lances
• 335 named Trib's top young citizens
• Derry Township motorcyclist loses part of leg in crash
• Wounded Warriors shine on diamond
• Regional fishing report
• Location apps on phones of teens can be dangerous
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• Drivers to be able to park with plastic in Pittsburgh
• Arona bridge work to start next month
• What's another word for slammer?
• Thrilling or thuggery? Old-time hockey is back in the NHL playoffs
• Plum's Cressler still reaching new heights
• Starbucks to stop using 'crushed bug' dye
• Ante up, users
• Alleged East Hills gang rounded up
• Hearings continued in alleged heroin ring
• Teacher held for trial on 'sexting' charges
• Health official tries to clarify law
• Penguins coach isn't questioning refs after Game 4
• Power continue shuffle at quarterback position
• IPhone 5 release may come in October, analyst says
• Not best choice
• At Dormont High, Paul 'best all-around'
• Southmoreland board OKs tax-abatement zone at former Sony Corp. site
• Embezzlement charges tossed
• India test-missile reaches Beijing
• Insider: Picking apart Flyers' goalies
• World of Outlaws will stop at Lernerville this season
• Chesapeake crabs at highest level since 1993
• Mixing & matching
• Duquesne district seeks grade change
• Mt. Pleasant landlords sue over ordinance
• Fayette attorney temporarily suspended
• Judge to decide on bail for teen's killer
• Starkey: Pens-Flyers a true classic
• United Late Model Series new to Lernerville scene
• Study: We don't live as long as most other Americans
• State wants to export more Duquesne pupils
• PSU pays $6 million to Paterno estate
• Dozens killed in wave of attacks across Iraq
• Bail hearing in Fla. could reveal new evidence in shooting
• 2 years later, fish sick near BP oil spill site
• Vatican criticizes U.S. nuns for 'serious' theological errors
• Federal effort targets fraud in W.Va.
• NYC hunt seeks remains of boy missing since 1979
• World briefs: 4/20/12
• T to have detour for much of Saturday
• Toomey maneuvering for floor vote to address his ideas to trim deficit
• 15 nations hint at use of force against Syria
• Starbucks to stop using dried insects to color frappuccinos
• National briefs: 4/20/12
• U.S. chopper crashes in southern Afghan
• House GOP pushes through tax cut for small business
• Work to restrict ramps to Fort Pitt Bridge
• Alcohol industry says there's need for regulation
• 150,000 trees to dot Flight 93 site
• Spring Garden man accused of beating son
• Drivers to be able to park with plastic in Pittsburgh
• Penn State paying millions to Paterno's estate
• More threats leads to more Pitt evacuations
• State jobless rate slips to 7.5 perent in March
• Water main break causes problem in Aliquippa
• Amish plead not guilty in Ohio hair attacks
• 7-Eleven on 'Cookiegate': We do have bakeries
• ETC cofounding director Don Marinelli retires from CMU
• U.S. wants to force sale of 'haunted' Mt. Pleasant inn
• FBI seizes transgender couple's computers in Pitt bomb-threat investigation
• No seats left for Ron Paul town hall
• Bottoms up: Print pants give a leg up on latest fashions
• Dormont theater to feature 'Devil's Carnival'
• Life expectancy up in region; still lags U.S. average
• Shaler reopens one of two gyms at high school
• PPG passed $100 mark for first time ever
• PPG standing by glass business, for now
• Westinghouse and Missouri utilities pursue small modular reactor funds
• What to do Tonight: Playboy's legendary cartoonist
• Personality Test: Pittsburgh Opera's Glenn Lewis
• 'Circuit Scapes' delights is in the details
• URA approves $500,000 loan for soccer stadium
• Chat live with Dejan Kovacevic tomorrow
• Pittsburgh female spotlight athlete: Tara Konopka
• Pittsburgh male spotlight athlete: Greg Schneider
• Pressure to keep streak going motivates Keystone Oaks track star
• 'Project Polar Bear' recyclers earn trip to San Diego
• Young Achiever: Claudia Conte
• Hot picks: Rachelle Ferrell, All American Rejects
• Producer: Pittsburgh's diversity makes it a popular film locale
• American Airlines, Pittsburgh airport renegotiating lease
• Local breweries, bars plan craft beer bash
• RIDC shows off new Almono plan
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• U.S. Caps Emissions in Drilling for Fuel
• Task Force Appointed to Look at Florida Gun Laws
• A Boy's Fast Fame, Built of Cardboard and Tape
• Venerable Yacht Club Shaken by Deaths in Race
• In Wariness on Economy, Poll Finds Opening for Romney
• Reporter in Azerbaijan Beaten After Filming Dispute
• Norwegian Depicted as Loner in Thrall of Online Game
• India, Eye on China, Tests Missile With Longer Range
• Pennsylvania jobless rate dips to 7.5% in March
• Charles S. Dutton goes from jail to Yale at August Wilson Center
• Mom was inspiration for Donnell Rawlings' humor
• Shell reaching out to DEP early for cracker site
• Saxophonist Benny Golson will premiere composition
• Play hopes to stimulate discussion on 'discovery of love'
• Allegheny College reopens after search for suspect
• Connellsville man seeks community's help
• Pa. labor force increased by 16,000 in March
• PA unemployment rate drops to 7.5 percent
• Toomey recommends $5.4 trillion in federal budget cuts
• HAP president and CEO Carolyn Scanlan to retire
• Shaler reopens one of two gyms at high school
• Firefighter injured in Beltzhoover blaze
• Press Release: Director of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey III To Deliver Carnegie Mellon's 2012 Buhl Lecture April 24
• Traffic flowing on Parkway East again after crash; delays continue
• Man dies from injuries in New Kensington crash
• "Cory Shay, the student success facilitator at the Community College of Alleghen...
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• Motorist hits motorcycle officer in Overbrook
• News Brief: Current Research Insufficient to Assess Deterrent Effect of Death Penalty, Report Finds
• Car crashes into Penn Hills pole, knocks out power
• South Fayette hires manager
• Former Pittsburgh Schenley may face new sale
• PPG profit declines on restructuring, other charges
• Cookies take bite out of Romney campaign
• Feds seek permission to seize $1.4 million from Podluckys
• Government looks to seize $1.4M from LeNature's fraud
• McKeesport girl conquers disability to win penmanship award
• Federal agents bust East Hills heroin ring
• Pitt clears five buildings after bomb threat
• PPG reports lower earnings in Q1
• Wireless Internet installation approved for Norwin schools
• Murrysville officials work to shape interest in trails
• 3 businesses approved in North Huntingdon
• Department gets 7th chief in history
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• Baldwin officials: Outdated bus signs should be replaced
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• Firm hired to redesign Shaler Area ductwork
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• West Kittanning borough building construction plans advance
• Armstrong County to mull bids for pharmacy service
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• Winfield woman accused of stealing $10,000 from South Butler PTO
• Indiana Township stabbing suspect waives right to preliminary hearing
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• Sad for 40th
• Dems: Write-in Evankovich
• East Deer hit-and-run suspect ordered to trial
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• Candidates again fail to slay monster income tax
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• Freeport comes from behind to defeat Ford City
• 'Mental accounting' of tax return ensures wise spending
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• Secret Service ousts 3 agents in scandal; 'It's not over,' Congress says
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• Afghan leader Karzai calls for Taliban to bargain, not bomb
• Obama proposes new action to toughen oil speculation
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• Complaint against Orie's use of campaign funds
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• 41 percent of income tax filers pay zilch
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• Space shuttle Discovery makes final takeoff
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• Police honored for extra care in toughest cases
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• First lady's visit to base viewed as positive
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• BNY Mellon fined $6 million by Federal Reserve
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• High hopes for North Shore Connector
• Natural gas pipeline project outlined in Parks
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• Objections raised to not replacing Apollo-Ridge teachers
• Romney, Michelle Obama in Pittsburgh today
• Pittsburgh woman barred from mortgage business
• Reassess mess
• Can't define 'god'
• Steelers schedule to be released tonight
• New owners take over Wheeling Nailers
• County health chief sues to keep job
• Spanish auction relief boosts European markets
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• Witness: Priest supplied booze on trip
• Penguins' Asham, Neal await fate from NHL after Game 3 loss to Flyers
• Reactor pumps bound for China in May
• GOP voting still key
• Pittsburgh and regional briefs
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• Another deadly fire in Philly claims 2 adults, 2 children
• Philly never bought into notion Penguins were Stanley Cup favorites
• Obscure Green Tree firm ISS fills niche in global steel services
• Loose lips sink ships
• Uniontown traffic stop results in drug charges
• Grand jury subpoenas Penn State president
• Penguins coach Bylsma will buck tradition with goaltender Fleury
• Battle for young voters
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• Father accidentally runs over boy, 4, in Uniontown
• Ex-House staffer Manzo offered 'wealth' of info
• Red Sox manager Valentine criticizes Youkilis, then apologizes
• Freeport rolls over West Shamokin for big win
• Tuesday takes
• Uniontown Area School Board delays action on agreement with business manager
• Santorum says he'll still be 'all in'
• Embattled Marlins manager Guillen returns from suspension
• Ford City grad breaks mark at Bucknell meet
• Sugar, sugar: Not so sweet
• 'Clean sweep' drug net gets lukewarm reception from Hill District
• Increase in Title I program sought in Mt. Pleasant Area
• Violence jeopardizes U.N. mission in Syria
• First-place Dodgers are riding high behind Kemp, Ethier
• Highlands rallies for home victory over Kittanning
• Undiscovered gems: 5 that may pan out
• Norway slayings suspect hogs spotlight
• Former Pitt standout Fitzgerald hits the field with Diamondbacks
• Fired county health department head sues to keep job
• Military admits it 'let boss down'
• Pirates' outfielder Tabata looks to regain his swagger at the plate
• Thomas Jefferson holds off Section 3-AAA foe Chartiers Valley
• Your company could be the next Instagram
• Patrolman promoted to Lower Burrell police chief
• US govt: Other targets eyed before NYC subway plot
• Coach Ryan reiterates that Sanchez is Jets' starting quarterback
• Big second inning turns tide in McKeesport victory
• Personnel moves
• Former Goodwill VP accused of credit card fraud involving $50,000
• Media seek access to murder case file
• Latest NFL concussion suit cites Saints' bounties
• West Greene capitalizes on Geibel mistakes for victory
• Hospitals in region named among Top 100
• Hempfield district leans toward tax increase
• Terror attack exposes weakness in Afghan intel
• Harris: Safety key for Steelers in draft
• Retzer, Ford City hold off rally from Burrell
• Hobby Lobby raises workers pay
• Students help tell mine reclamation story
• GSA gets bipartisan thrashing
• Steelers bring back quarterback Batch for another season
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• FCC fines Google $25,000 over Street View probe
• Tuesday takes
• Analysts: Pennsylvania prime player for fall
• Former Burrell High swim coach admits to sex with teen
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• Pitt sophomore forward Moore breaks foot in pick-up game
• Alcoa delivers components for Navy ships
• Apollo woman, 18, injured in crash
• Game Commission cracks down on poachers
• Apple drags down Nasdaq
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Diamondbacks score past struggling Pirates
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• Penguins decide to lay low on their off day
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• Family says goodbye to victim of fall at Gannon U.
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• Violence limits efforts of U.N.'s mission in Syria
• National briefs: Fracking rules to be unveiled
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• Former top Democratic staffer sentenced, fined for bonus scheme
• Erickson to testify in Sandusky probe
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• Unveiled reapportionment plan causes concern for candidates
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• Web host complies with bomb-threat probe
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• Pens' Adams out for Game 4
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• 'Clean sweep' drug net gets lukewarm reception from Hill District
• Fired county health department head sues to keep job
• Deputies nab contractor in tree-removal fraud case
• Former Goodwill VP accused of credit card fraud involving $50,000
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• Contracts let for Plum public works project
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• My boyfriend is rich
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• Penn State president Rodney Erickson subpoenaed by grand jury
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• First lady to visit Pittsburgh on Tuesday
• Well, it isn't Friday, but it's a beautiful Monday on campus.
• College student who fell from balcony taken off life support
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• College Success 101
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• Pittsburgh adult skaters shine at 2012 Adult Nationals
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• Federated acquires Prime Rate Capital Management
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• Federal tax deadline looms Tuesday
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• The Weathermen threat
• Storms mangle Midwest, killing 5; system moves eastward
• Penguins face penalties from NHL after Game 3 loss to Flyers
• School spending: The exemption ruse
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• Kovacevic: Don't bother showing for Game 4
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• Experts: No right choice for women about work, being at home with kids
• 'Deplorable' sections of Route 19 in Washington to be fixed
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• 'Coppelia' sweetly caps ambitious PBT season
• Nine months later, Clemens back for perjury retrial
• Italian conductor leads PSO in rarely used score of Shakespeare classic
• GOP to offer presence despite failing to receive challenge to several
• Giants star closer Wilson's season likely over
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• Stopping illegal dumps presents daunting challenge
• MLB honors Jackie Robinson with ballpark tributes
• Experts say younger workers err by passing on IRAs
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• Student has shot at going to college of her choice
• Income tax tops lawmakers' biggest hits
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• Mt. Lebanon resident burned in blaze at home
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• Molestation trial of Butler County doctor to resume April 25
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• Deer Lakes' McTigue makes elite program
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• Obama: Investigate Secret Service scandal
• Some toxins help relieve symptoms
• Israel nabs activists
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• N. Korea leader touts military might
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• Concussion program begins new phase
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• Personnel Moves
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• 7 die at California university
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• Panthers are on the brink of ending NHL playoff drought
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• Pennsylvania House debates trimming membership to 153
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• Pa. law in effect to protect cyclists
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• W.Pa. businesses find foreign trade tricky
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• Penn State trustees working to regain trust
• UPG prez defies reality I
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• Tropical twist: Beach fashion show adds melanoma message
• Trib Tested: St. Ives Intensive Healing Hand Cream
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• Some Pittsburgh schools to hold 'Hoodie Day'
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• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon University's Jonathan A. Malen Receives Career Award From National Science Foundation
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• PMC Properties paid $7.05 million for Downtown tower
• 25 speak against compressor plant
• Focus now on coach Summitt's future with Lady Vols
• RBS shares rise on sale report; government denies
• 4 female execs at YMCA sue over compensation
• Fayette man drops new trial request
• Convicted Pennsylania lawmakers can dream
• Pitt senior receiver Saddler gets serious this season
• Area gasoline prices jump nearly 7 cents a gallon
• County gets $217,000 to aid homeless vets
• Rape suspect's statements to Uniontown police upheld
• Va. man receives face transplant
• Penguins defenseman Letang's injury isn't concussion-related
• West Shamokin rolls past Springdale in softball
• Bruzzese: Cameras everywhere in business world: Ready for your closeup?
• County close on drilling fee, but hampered by state
• Newsmaker: Christopher McMahon
• Evidence focuses on defrocked priest in Philadelphia
• Kovacevic: These Penguins could top '93
• Stellar Ford City team marks anniversary
• Kay: Erupting in vengeance on your last day hurts you
• Squirrel Hill First National Bank robber hints to gun
• Santorum slips in Pennsylvania, survey finds
• Leaky defense lets down Penguins in tough loss to Islanders
• Senior left-hander Bonk, Valley no-hit Burrell
• FirstEnergy recruiting students for utility training
• Hints for appealing
• Duquesne board seeks change of date for state talk
• Latrobe Presbyterians to host 'The Last Supper'
• U.S. skeptical of Assad promise
• Mets pitcher Dickey talks about troubled past in new book
• Greensburg Trib Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Facebook seeks dismissal of NY man's lawsuit
• Douse the flames, Mr. President!
• Westinghouse acting principal seeks reassignment for 2012-13
• Connellsville man behind bars on robbery charges
• Pope prays for Cubans' 'greater good'
• 'Catmance?' Brewers' Morgan promotes pet adoption
• Greensburg Trib Spotlight Male Athlete of the Week
• Developers to open apartments in former high school
• 'Help' that hurts
• State wants manure management plans
• Run/walk to fund scholarships in memory of Greater Latrobe grad
• Obama: This is what I meant ...
• Wagner card could get $1.5 million in auction
• Ford City volleyball springs welcome surprise
• Consumer confidence is flat in March
• 'Flexible' Obama
• Growers assess damage from Monday night freeze
• Decision eases access to election ballots
• Connellsville man jailed in alleged Scottdale assault
• Inspectors cited for role in W.Va. mine explosion
• Pirates' Harrison flourishing after solving learning curve
• Latrobe Wildcats softball ready for more
• Tyson: 'Pink slime' stir will reduce beef supply
• The Orie conviction: Jail for Jane
• Metcalfe gun-law bill raises ire of mayors
• Scottdale woman charged in fight with family
• SAT, ACT test-takers will need photo IDs
• NFL owners approve salary cap reductions
• Mt. Pleasant baseball team seeks return to prominence
• Cheap gas replaces coal at power plants
• Law firm changes name
• Pitt physicist was strong voice in nuclear debate
• Baggaley Elementary project honors spirit of former PTO president
• Suspended coach Payton seeking Parcells' counsel about Saints' plan
• Fort Cherry names new football coach
• AIG: Will taxpayers profit?
• Alcoa Foundation awards $100,000 to IUP foundation
• Avalon vet, dedicated public servant stood his ground
• Driver hurt when rig overturns on I-79
• WR Sanders' durability a concern for Steelers coach Tomlin
• Freshman big man Davis is a guiding force for Kentucky
• Consumer confidence drops stocks
• Lucchino elected to board of Massachusetts Biotechnology Council
• Feds look to streamline organ giving
• DA reviews Goodwill financial data
• Slippery Rock driver subdued in alleged case of road rage
• Steelers' Tomlin: No worries over bounties
• Buford is wild card in OSU's Final Four chances
• FTC urges Congress to protect privacy of consumers online
• Heckmann prices secondary offering
• Arrest halts 2-day spree of thefts, drugs, death, police say
• Suspicious package forces Indiana street closure
• Steelers coach Tomlin made call to hire Haley as offensive coordinator
• Final Four coaches poised to keep cashing in with tourney
• New EPA standard scrubs coal from picture
• Highmark service test allows online doctor visit
• Municipal officials defend local handgun ordinances
• Annan's Syrian peace plan met with doubt
• Afghan soldiers arrested in bomb plot
• Congress approves startup investment bill
• Pope prays for 'renewal' in Cuba
• Justices dispute health law
• Gas Leak on Offshore Platform Forces Evacuation in North Sea
• Kadima Party in Israel Replaces Livni as Leader
• Pittsburgh Health Corps looking for volunteers
• Bill would consolidate several loan programs
• Tibetan Exiles Rally Around Delhi Self-Immolator
• Council urged to pass fee on fracking wells
• Russia becoming political issue
• Feds say AWOL soldier stole billionaire's bank info
• Al Jazeera Will Not Show French Rampage Video
• New EPA rule would throttle power plants fired by coal
• Sales tax revenue biggest since RAD creation in 1995
• MSHA looking for help to enforce mine safety
• Pitt releases 2012 makeshift football schedule
• Pittsburgh schools seek 'visionary leader' for troubled Westinghouse
• Latrobe to talk contract with police, others
• Pens' Fleury sits out third period after collisions
• Westinghouse acting principal seeks reassignment for 2012-13
• Islanders beat up the Penguins at Consol Center
• Suspicious package forces Indiana street closure
• RAD sales tax revenue up substantially
• North Versailles mother pleads guilty in fire deaths of her 2 children left alone
• Woman, 3 kids die In fire at Shenandoah row houses
• Stretch food budget with recipes for chicken thighs
• A strawberry-apricot tart to get ready for spring
• New Auberle house to help girls.
• Pitt's 2012 Big East schedule released
• Nominations rolling in for Social Madness
• Peanuts shell out many health benefits
• Wright to make stop at Munhall venue
• Kids invited to Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre's 'Cookies with Coppelia'
• Passenger: Captain disrupts diverted JetBlue plane
• Greens are simple for weeknights
• New Kensington 10 Commandments rally postponed
• Macaroni and cheese: Comfort food for any day
• Highmark introduces telehealth
• Chili sauce adds kick to salmon, bok choy
• Gasoline oh-so-close to $4 a gallon in Jeannette
• Cider is a refreshing alternative to wine, beer
• Group calls on Legislature to reject NRA-related measures
• Court rules new sentence for Cambria County man doesn't violate plea agreement
• Walk and Teach-In for Justice March 30.
• Grubb & Ellis acquired by BGC Partners
• Briefs: Giant Eagle to stock Graeter's Ice Cream
• 'The Electric Baby' takes advantage of unusual setting
• House passes JOBS Act for funding startups
• Conservative justices sharply question health care law
• Finalists set for Shale Gas Innovation contest
• Letang out tonight; Lovejoy out 3-4 weeks
• OppsPlace to be unveiled in Pittsburgh on Wednesday
• Tomlin expects Roethlisberger to evolve, not change
• Do you have photos of Pittsburgh from 1940?
• Court's decision on health law being closely watched
• EPA proposes first carbon-emission rules for new power plants
• What can you do with Online Tutoring? CCAC’s free online tutoring is just like...
• Pennsylvania has fewer government jobs than in 2008
• Mojo adds sweetness to pork tenderloin
• DVD reviews: Young actor lifts emotional 'Extremely Loud'
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon Celebrates School of Music's Centennial Anniversary With Concerts in Pittsburgh and New York City
• Orie jury foreman: 'No one likes to do what we did'
• Habitat for Humanity homeowners offered appeal help
• Santorum not ruling out No. 2 spot
• Orie convicted on 14 charges in corruption case
• Ohio State lineman among draft prospects who have visited Steelers
• New claims cast Trayvon Martin as the aggressor
• Tomlin says change at offensive coordinator was his call
• Westmoreland man sought in connection with slaying in custody
• Temperatures dive overnight, but weather watchers see little frost
• University Communications and External Relations would like to thank the 50+ stu...
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• Trial delayed for ex-Pa. Rep. Stetler
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon's Heinz College Developing Data Scientists To Help Meet Hollywood's Growing Digital Needs
• Fayette Celebrity Chef Cook-Off planned
• FRIENDS seek members to assist with Connellsville library
• Mt. Pleasant council plans quarterly meetings with authorities
• Southmoreland continues gathering public input on budget
• Connellsville attempts to stop blight
• News to use
• Kittanning musical looks at '100 Years of Broadway'
• Ford City Council ousts president
• Armstrong school closing wounds keep on festering
• Agency to close the East Vandergrift Senior Center
• Yearlong sewer separation project to get under way next month in Vandergrift
• Outrage subsides over closing of Heights Elementary
• Local partner sought for Ten Commandments suit
• CMU rally calls for justice in Florida teen's death
• Research: Weight-loss surgery promises cure for diabetes
• Honus Wagner card to fetch $1 million or more
• Natural gas prices cause Marcellus drilling drop
• North Shore Connector increases parking business
• Regional Enterprise Tower sold to PMC
• CVS to open at former market in Oakland
• TSA criticized for how it treats passengers
• Complaints led to Cal U audit
• Washington State tops Pitt in Game 1 of CBI championship series
• FBI: Pittsburgh man stole Microsoft co-founder's identity
• Bernanke comments give stocks a lift for 2nd day
• Kentucky, Ohio State stay firm as Final Four Vegas favorites
• Protection for online users urged
• BMY Mellon's Morel first recipient of Duquesne University award
• Uniontown pedestrian punches gunman, gets shot
• IRS to focus on international tax filings
• Top talent defines this year's NCAA Tournament Final Four
• Facebook fights ownership claim
• BMW recalling cars
• Veteran stayed close to family, Croatian heritage
• North Union woman's homicide charge challenged
• Oil tax breaks up for Senate debate
• Natural gas futures settle at 10-year low
• GM recalling vans
• State prison inmate sues guard, ex-prison officials
• South Union, Dunbar coal company reach agreement
• TSA bashing a bipartisan undertaking
• O'Brien, Penn State kick off spring practice
• CVS Pharmacy planned for site in Oakland
• State could add 575,000 jobs
• Housing group braces for fallout from reassessment
• Women WWII pilots to get due
• Pakistan nixed U.S. offer to restrict drone use, provide notice
• Cloak and digital work helps online sleuthing venture grow
• Heckmann lines up acquisition financing
• Lawmakers seek clarity on Duquesne schools
• Change hoped from papal visit
• Harris: Thunder rolls across NBA landscape
• Black Box has new credit line
• Local couple take greyhound rescue mission abroad
• Afghan forces turn on allies, killing 3, further shaking trust
• Canucks star winger Sedin has concussion
• Pitching powers Kittanning past West Shamokin
• Airlines raise fares on higher fuel costs
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Connector encounters a few early bumps
• Tax or fee? Justices argue law's intent
• NHL stars marvel at Malkin's uniqueness
• Kiski Area grad sets mark for Allegheny in javelin
• Green Mountain founder sold stock before Starbucks threat
• What Rick might write
• Home Depot supports Pittsburgh beautification efforts
• Hempfield man charged in slaying
• Obama blasted for open mike candor
• Pirates pitcher Bedard delivers strong showing in loss
• Duo powers Freeport girls past Highlands
• Westinghouse to split nuclear plant line
• At fault at pump II
• Goodwill missing $54,000; former exec suspected
• Relief pitchers jockeying for bullpen position with Pirates
• Experienced Elderton is ready for next level
• Personnel Moves
• At fault at pump I
• Penn Hills gun owner fights new charges
• Street equipment purchase approved in North Huntingdon
• Tebow the Jet: Celebrity backup quarterback meets media
• Deer Lakes boys volleyball ready to defend WPIAL, PIAA titles
• 'Pink slime' maker halts some plants
• For voters, tax reform means tax equality
• Gamers gain respect in scientific community
• Latrobe drug suspect draws new charges
• NFL competition committee: Kickoff rule reduced concussions
• Mt. Pleasant track team is primed for big year
• Nicholson busy with San Francisco, other tunnelling work
• Demoting our staunchest ally
• North Huntingdon emergency center to move
• Teacher drew serenity from poetry, gardening
• NFL commissioner Goodell might let Payton coach during appeal
• Kiski Area wrestling champ gives up baseball
• Contracts for US homes dipped in February
• Tuesday takes
• Westmoreland County agency to extend service
• By Faith Ministries to host spring revival at Connellsville Community Center
• Steelers chairman emeritus Rooney makes stop at owners meeting
• Mt. Lebanon finds its next football coach in Melnyk
• Gas prices already closing in on last year's high
• Holder's ID 'case': No case at all
• Parties turn focus to filling position
• Zombie walk plans stumble over Easter
• Steelers move to address leadership void after losing Farrior, Ward
• Kansas star forward Robinson tops AP All-America squad
• SEC takes Wells Fargo case to court
• 2 industry groups lead as market's rise continues
• Historic Hempfield school brushes off past
• Smith playmaker and problem for Louisville
• Fed chief's remarks spur stocks to highs
• Oakmont-based Metis partners with Starfire to sell and service emergency notification systems
• Buyers swamp lottery outlets for Mega Millions tickets
• Fight claims, pot put Fla. teen's side on defense
• Artist paints portraits of uninsured Americans
• Erie homicide suspect arrested in Edgewood
• National briefs: Court returns passport issue
• Tiny creatures awaited James Cameron under the sea
• New poll finds drop in support for Afghan war
• In Pakistan, No Quick End To Islam Conversion Case
• Raja sets sights on state Senate seat
• Spain's Ruling Party Disappointed in Regional Ballot
• Raul Castro touts freedom in Cuba during pope's visit
• Obama says missile defense plan is unlikely before election
• World briefs: Strauss-Kahn faces charges
• Obama Urges China to Restrain North Korea as He Praises South's Successes
• Deputies are police, top state court rules
• France Says It Will Bar Some Clerics From Event
• Air quality concerns arise over planned gas compressors
• 3 NATO Soldiers Killed by Afghan Security Officers
• Defendants make new request for grand jury testimony in Jordan Miles case
• State prison inmate sues guard, ex-prison officials
• Jury convicts Sen. Orie of 14 charges
• Pa. Court rules in favor of Allegheny County deputy sheriffs
• Beaver County man to serve 10 years for mortgage fraud
• Burglar enters outbuilding at Fallingwater
• Washington County doctor wants drug charges dismissed
• Anglican church in Peters agrees to relinquish property to Episcopals
• Forward Township man dies in Washington County wreck
• Mt. Lebanon hires new football coach
• Briefs: Teach kids gardening in a fun way
• Penguins call on Despres, Strait from minors
• Interest in Pinterest: Members organize all their favorite things
• Doctor at center of federal Ohio Valley drug case dies
• Bridgewater teen has plans to inflate her business
• Jury in corruption trial of Orie still out
• Allegheny County DA investigating $54,000 missing from Goodwill
• Fitness calendar: 3/26/12
• Erie federal judge rejects oil and gas industry motion
• DA's office reviewing records of $54,000 missing from Goodwill
• Good values pave the way to personal satisfaction
• Daughter of hippie parents says they're not hip
• Steelers net three extra draft picks
• Westinghouse announces nuclear-unit reorganization
• Baroque Society offers old and new world music
• Treatspace takes top prize at Startup Weekend
• James Swindal to lead Duquesne's McAnulty College
• My Chevy Volt test drive
• W&J energy forum reaches out to GOP candidates
• PA still missing 100,000 jobs since recession
• Washington, Bradford lead wage-growth in PA
• North Shore Connector makes rush-hour debut
• Come save up to 3 lives today! Donate blood in the commuter lounge today or tom...
• U.S. paid $50,000 per death in Afghan shooting spree
• Amy Higgins named VP at Aquion Energy
• Benjamin M. Statler school dedication at WVU Thursday
• K&L Gates 8th-biggest law firm in US
• Join us TODAY for the Carlow Photo Shoot! Stop by between classes to be in a few...
• Orie jury begins fifth day of deliberations
• Kovacevic: Duquesne painfully oblivious
• North Shore Connector carries first commuters
• Spectacle surrounds clash over health law
• Study: Gum disease care lowers costs
• What's better than a fancy brunch? Join us! Tickets still available.
• Mayors, councils eager to share at G5 Summit
• G5 Summit closes on high note
• SimMan arrives in Connellsville
• Pittsburgh Steelers Footballers basketball team heading to Connellsville
• Seminar draws many to discuss Braddock's Trail
• Pittsburgh ranks high in health care costs: Study
• Photo pulled from PennEnvironment waterway report
• Health care law gets Supreme Court hearing
• Ford City firefighters free trapped pooch
• Armstrong 911 dispatches
• Murry Gerber gives $6M to Augustana College
• Miss Teen Earth Pa. title shows where beliefs lie for Harrison girl
• US Airways talks to American Airlines creditors
• National Society of Black Engineers to hold conference in Pittsburgh
• Plum candidate offers veterans tax idea
• EPA to look carefully at Shell's cracker
• Community garden in Natrona takes root
• North Shore Connector open in Pittsburgh
• Study: Western Pennsylvania region spends more on health care
• Springdale child hits dock while riding on small boat
• 'Hunger Games' battles to $155M opening weekend
• High court takes up fight over Obama health law
• Markets drift as investors digest economic outlook
• Months of work slated to start on Greensburg roads
• Report: A-10 Conference eyes expansion
• Resident concerned about Fayette coal mining village keeping its special status
• KU, UK join Louisville, Ohio State for Final 4
• Manchester Craftsmen's Guild lineup promises a 'real buffet'
• UConn women in regional finals after dumping Penn State
• Nine local bands to Rock at Knoch
• France charges terrorist's brother in plot attacks
• Tips provide protection, easy worries at tax time
• Taxation without usage
• Businessman set example with success, generosity
• North Korea ordered to pivot from rocket launch
• As CBI finale approaches, Pitt looks to future
• An estimated 140,000 children's identities are stolen every year
• Better informed than CDC?
• Teen charged in pair of robberies in Homewood North
• Afghans' kin net $50K per slaying victim
• Coach Chryst: Pitt offense work in progress
• Get to work on taxes -- for next year
• 'Strictly political'
• Outside Supreme Court, sideshow about to begin
• Grant boosts boat access to the Monongahela River
• Obama's pond-scum racket
• Deadline nears for appeals of reassessments
• Senators urge password request probe
• Penguins' Sullivan sits, snaps 74-game playing streak
• 14 veterans, honored for bravery, inducted into hall at Soldiers & Sailors
• Friend: Man who killed teen thought it would 'blow over'
• Crosby's dazzling goal highlights Penguins' win over rival Devils
• Life of 'natural athlete' Brochetti ended prematurely
• A slice of life on the wackier side
• Eastern Pittsburgh Catholic schools merging into two school districts
• Republicans lose nest eggs in corruption convictions
• Pirates pitcher Lincoln still unsure of his role with team
• Freeport dismisses Burkart as coach
• Head (Start) games
• Experts: Length of Orie jury deliberations not unusual
• Victim 2 emerges as central figure in Sandusky trial
• Third Baseman Alvarez's woes won't cost him roster spot with Pirates
• Stewart wins rain-shortened NASCAR Sprint Cup race in Fontana
• Lower tuition? End federal subsidies
• Four Pittsburgh area Catholic parishes set to consolidate
• Rules changes focus of meetings of NFL owners
• Catcher position in high school softball has undergone major changes
• Trib Tested: Arm & Hammer Pet Fresh Dry Carpet Cleaner
• North Shore train opens for historic 1.2-mile trip under Allegheny River
• Veterans court under consideration in Blair County
• General manager Colbert, Steelers not in free agency rush
• Frazier track team expects to be competitive
• Bonus-dad needs own tradition with bonus-son
• Bounty of early blooms, fruit growers' crops could succumb to upcoming frost
• Steelers play waiting game with running back Mendenhall
• Quaker Valley claims second state hockey championship
• Acquaint yourself with dad's fiancee
• Penalties doom West Allegheny in PIHL championship game loss
• Variety helps auction sales rev up
• Mother Nature may have spared Beaver Run gator
• Bethel Park's title bid falls short in PIHL Pennsylvania Cup championship game
• Edgy designer Zyla wants you to get it right
• Salute to Tuskegee Airmen will include P-51 Mustang
• Meeting to focus on lack of minority police recruits
• Sharing bed with baby elicits mixed reactions
• Several local Catholic schools to merge
• Iranians blame own government, sanctions for inflation
• Liberals and leftists to boycott Egypt constitution committee
• New surgical technique provides kinder cut for kidney patient
• Suit in jail suicide reportedly settled
• Health Happenings: 03/26/12
• Raise taxes, survey says
• Stargazing: Venus at its highest
• Indian Activist Tries to Renew Anti-Corruption Movement
• Israeli court rejects delay of enclave evacuation
• U.S. and Turkey to Step Up 'Nonlethal' Aid to Rebels in Syria
• City schools learning to do more with less
• For the essentials, women turn to Adagio Health
• U.S., Turkey discuss nonlethal Syria action
• Crosby steps up to lead Penguins in win
• Bethel Park drops Class AAA Pennsylvania Cup final
• Episcopal Diocese's relationship with an Ambridge seminary
• Police investigating fatal shooting in East Liberty
• Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese announces parish consolidations
• Allegheny County jury still talking over Orie decision
• West Allegheny falls in Pennsylvania Cup Class AA final
• Quaker Valley skates to PIHL Class A championship
• Steelers CB Gay signs with Cardinals
• Pittsburgh Proud
• Animal House
• March Madness
• Field of Dreams
• Black & White
• Happy BACHday
• Lawrenceville WWII gunner Francis 'Bud' Owens has air base facility named after him
• Episcopal Diocese hears from candidates for bishop
• All aboard for North Shore Connector inaugural run
• T extension to debut amid questions about its acceptance
• Health care law's day in court
• Skewed '2 percent'
• Man critically hurt in North Versailles bar shooting
• Insurance man's drive, people skills led to recognition
• After 1998 Sandusky incident, psychologists' opinions differed
• Analysis: Which way will Pirates swing?
• Ohio State squeezes Syracuse to reach Final Four
• Luther shines for West girls in Cager Classic victory
• Exhibit takes a walk through Penn's woods
• Property rights: 9-0
• Fill tanks with CNG
• School Works Summit draws range of participants
• Monessen Greyhounds still magical on the court
• Big-name backing of Mitt Romney bad news for Rick Santorum
• Terrelle Pryor: Raiders want me as QB
• WIth Louisville's win, mentor tops student
• Mason thrills in final game at Highlands
• 'Chance to Say' gathers words we wish we had spoken
• First Aid for the Ailing House: Sloppy construction may cause cracks in corners
• Portrait of concern
• Mount Washington cleanup gleans drive shaft, false teeth
• Monongahela's Aquatorium: Entertaining ideas for a bright future
• Texting cited in Somerset crash; investigation ongoing
• Would-be voters should look closely at new ID law
• Transfers look to make impact at Pitt
• Beaver Falls comes up short in OT
• Characters raise 'Lost Daughter' past implausible plot
• U-Bild: Curio table displays clever design
• How Goldman Sachs killed Penn Central
• Exhibit at Pitt aims to raise public awareness of hoarding
• Woodworker creates 'ritzy' birdhouses
• Man sought in Somerset luring attempt
• Spring projects begin to get litter off area roadways
• WVU's Smith is a quick study
• Wolfe enjoying NCAA Women's Tournament run with Penn State
• 'Gods Without Men' a shimmering mirage of American Dream
• Antiques: Collectible gains value by history it represents
• Study abroad, goof off & fool your future boss
• Albert Gallatin features Charlie Brown and crew on stage
• Boat safety course being offered in Butler County
• Thou shalt not covet neighbor's monument
• Starkey: Injured stars Graham, Mason see big picture
• Patrick's season plagued by bad luck
• 'Next Right Thing' sets crime among addiction, recovery
• Fiber-cement siding seen as better house option
• Legislative alchemy can turn explosive
• Newly hatched penguin chicks pack personality
• Mt. Pleasant Senior Center: Weekly bowling a hit with seniors
• Two charged with stealing merchandise from wrecked truck
• Chinese accuse Dalai Lama of 'Nazi' racial policies
• Outdoors briefs
• Kasey Kahne mired in tough stretch
• 'MythBusters' hosts bring experiments to a live show at Heinz Hall
• Evolution Grille transforming tastes
• Where was the supervision?
• Deliberations resume today; lawyer's request for mistrial denied
• Municipal Authority of Westmoreland County now on Twitter
• Dare to swim across lake turns tragic for college student
• Fans, soldiers clash after suspension of Egyptian soccer club
• Weekly tips for the area outdoorsmen
• Lucky bounce benefits Bethel Park
• Colorectal cancer to be topic of AVH program
• A Passover dessert with a chocolate twist
• Challenging & defending ObamaCare
• Property owners explore options in slow natural gas market
• Intoxicated man set car, brush on fire in Derry, police say
• Butler jail officials say they have room for more prisoners
• Refugees from Syria describe an 'ugly,' 'surreal' existence
• Area sportsmen's club follows unconventional method
• Quaker Valley ends Mars' three-year reign as PIHL champion
• High School Musicals: The traditional, the classical and the new
• Wild rice is the key to a hearty soup
• Why war for Iran?
• Latrobe cancels annual Miss Fourth of July pageant
• Mizia brings state wrestling gold to Bentworth
• Syrian forces shell rebel-held towns in latest push
• State opens first trout trail
• Perfect finish for West Allegheny
• Political minds can't help but question jobs' return
• Hash brown nests add zest to breakfast
• Close your minds
• Newsmaker: Scott M. Lammie
• Laurel Highlands Miracle League to host benefit walk
• Arabs at summit will look to Iraq to assert leadership
• Street pacing Baby Pens in scoring
• North Catholic girls find silver lining
• Personnel Moves
• A mortar and pestle pays off in nuance
• ObamaCare's contract problem
• Towns find it tough to revitalize with less state assistance
• Dawson senior center plans competition
• Dick Cheney, 71, undergoes heart transplant
• Rangers prevail in shootout
• Jeter sees potential playing at Penn State
• Shifting data to new iPad not a big deal
• Road Trip! Destination: Cincinnati
• Should be ashamed, but aren't
• Hit-and-run victim from East Deer yearns to walk again
• Carroll Township hospital offers blood analysis
• Atheists congregate to declare that 'God is a myth'
• Lovejoy looking for ways to contribute
• Imhotep Charter beats Beaver Falls in overtime
• Real Estate Notes
• Mexican bean beetles feed on all types of beans
• Pittsburgh Health Corps recruiting new members
• Geibel Catholic: 'Cats' not usual school musical fare
• Inferno kills six children, two adults in West Virginia house
• Defense falters in Pens' loss to Ottawa
• Tallest task faces Penn State women
• Downtown leader: John Valentine wants to create a '24-hour city'
• Background actors leave their marks on film
• Princes & paupers
• Policy prescription: States' fights
• Pittsburgh man killed in crash on I-376
• Fayette Friends of Animals hope to bowl you over
• Supreme Court to hear history-making arguments
• Rickie Weeks inspires Brewers
• No decision on UNC's Marshall
• Bernanke's reserve on joblessness spurs debate
• Preservation Hall Jazz Band can be more theater than music
• Pa. coal country skeptical of Obama
• Name of the game
• Penn Hills man jailed for illegally having weapons
• Hollywood ticket booth saved from demolition site
• Zimmerman's lawyer: Teen was shot in self-defense
• Reds lose closer Madson for season
• Kansas is personal for UNC's Williams
• Crowd-funding sites pay off for pinched entrepreneurs
• CD reviews: Big bands offer aggressive, fresh approaches
• Cracked up over Murphy
• Orchestrated for Mitt?
• Food delivery drivers beaten, robbed in two incidents
• Uniontown hospital CEO addresses Penn State Fayette audience
• Online information sessions on oil, gas statues planned
• Burnett passes test with crisp workout
• Confident Kentucky meets bright Baylor
• Sports helped Skip Bonner find his way in life
• Pittsburgh Opera's 'Tosca' soars
• Sunday pops
• Blockbusted: Investigators struggle for firm evidence in guard probe
• Santorum takes Louisiana, but it's a tough road ahead
• More U.S. drilling didn't drop gas price
• Syria continues drive to retake rebel strongholds
• Blaze in West Virginia home kills 8
• Psychologist: Sandusky 'predator,' 'pedophile' in 1998
• Afghan father tries to cope with tragic loss
• Study: Climate prompts beetle population explosion
• Investigation is costly in dollars, time and reputations
• Health care law activists to reach for broad political targets
• Mexico joyfully welcomes Pope's visit
• Some Israelis connect with Iran amid threats of military strikes
• Kennedy Helped Shape Romney's Career, and Still Haunts It
• 'Pink Slime' Losing Place on School Lunch Menus
• Pa. GOP surveying candidates, hoping for party unity
• Lincoln Hall, Climber Who Survived on Everest, Dies at 56
• In Pope's Mexico Visit, the Pastoral Is Political
• Pittsburgh man killed in crash on I-376
• Orie jury at 'impasse'; judge tells them to try again
• Rick Santorum victorious in Louisiana GOP primary
• Lack of defense catches up with Penguins in Ottawa
• McDonald strong in Pirates' 10-inning loss to Houston
• Orie jury at 'impasse,' but will deliberate further on Sunday
• Bethel Park wins eighth Penguins Cup title
• Former Vice President Cheney recovering from heart transplant
• AIDS task force to host gospel music concert today
• Squirrel Hill valve testing will affect water service
• West Allegheny wins PIHL Class AA Penguins Cup title
• Imhotep Charter beats Beaver Falls in OT
• Report: Sandusky called 'likely pedophile' in 1998
• Food delivery drivers robbed in North Homewood
• Quaker Valley defeats Mars for Class A Penguins Cup
• Are you studying on a rainy day?
• Santorum speaks in Camp Hill
• North Catholic girls fall in PIAA championship
• National society of black engineers convention coming to Pittsburgh, PA
• Santorum makes pitch to Pennsylvania conservatives
• Six kids, two adults killed in West Virginia house fire
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• Penguins' backup goalie Johnson resumes practice
• Groups hope to add, expand Pittsburgh historic districts
• Man shot at North Versailles bar
• Winning record doesn't save Everhart at Duquesne
• Driver now faces murder charge in Penn Hills woman's death
• Hit-and-run victim found in Lower Burrell dies; driver sought
• Pennsylvania church holds mock kidnapping on youth group
• Rooney: Steelers still working to sign Wallace
• Southmoreland adjusting to new coach, system
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• Toulouse: Dark side of diversity
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• Battered all week, stocks notch a small gain
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• Morton keeps rolling, pitches four scoreless
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• Pittsburgh ranked No. 9 among least-costly cities for business
• Fund to raze blighted Harrison houses proposed
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• Straw poll to highlight Pa. meeting of conservatives
• North Shore Connector set to go after 18 years and $523 million
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• EU places new sanctions on Syria's Assad family
• Russia criticizes NATO missile plan
• China will stop taking organs from executed prisoners
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• Leaders of Mali's Military Coup Seem to Have Uncertain Grasp on Power
• Once Imperiled, U.S. Aid to Egypt Is Restored
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• County airport officials open dialogue for German flights
• Entire Clans and Villages Fleeing Syria, Inquiry Finds
• Obama nominates World Bank leader
• Chávez Strengthens Cuban Ties With Plan for Ice Cream Factory
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• Critz, Altmire in spirited race for House seat
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• Orie jury fails to reach verdict
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• More silver for Oakland Catholic
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• Duquesne fires Everhart
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• Crowds pack theaters for midnight showing of 'Hunger Games'
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• Ross couple suing township, Ross Park Mall owner, security company
• Pittsburgh coffee shops welcome those seeking Wi-Fi access
• Duquesne University names new dean
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• Bethel Park jeweler pleads guilty in drug case
• Pirates' Alvarez has minor knee injury
• Lower Burrell hit-and-run victim dies
• Mine Safety Appliances Co. to sell ballistic helmet business
• Morton solid, but Pirates fall in ninth, 7-2
• Civil War traveling exhibit at Heinz History Center
• Pittsburgh EMS chief hired by Highmark for new venture
• U.S. Steel could move out of Downtown office tower
• Two hurt when small plane crashes in Beaver County
• Briefs: Monroeville historic houses will open Sundays
• A stitch in time for Pittsburgh-area quilt project
• MSA to sell ballistic helmet business
• Smoke-free casinos inevitable everywhere, advocate says
• Seton-La Salle wins PIAA title, finishes undefeated
• SLIDESHOW: Inside the Omni William Penn's renovations
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• Pittsburgh Public Schools gets $12,000 in unclaimed property
• Fish Sandwich Chronicles: Tim Ryan
• Top 7: Largest Pittsburgh-area home builders
• US Airways expands inflight Wi-Fi to more planes
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• Top 7: Largest Pittsburgh-area residential real estate firms
• Westinghouse names Joe Zwetolitz as Americas president
• SLIDESHOW: A day with Carl Knoblock
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• Army Staff Sgt. Bales to face murder charges
• Homeless man pleads guilty to trespassing
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• Traffic on Route 130 in Penn Township to face delays
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• Orie's attorney blasts prosecution of client in closing argument
• Squirrel Hill's lost a step with no Tango
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• Pittsburgh veteran faces sentencing in fake jersey case
• Eat well on a budget
• iPad and iPod apps open up world for special needs students
• Fay-West G5 addresses Right-to-Know, taxes, code enforcement
• G5 Summit kicks off
• 2 waive hearings to Fayette court; 2 proceedings continued
• Fayette airport receives $200,000 grant
• Connellsville City Council prepared to sell former armory
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• Westmoreland County asked to use impact fees to protect public health
• Young Fayette accident victim remains hospitalized
• Arrest demand grows in Fla. teen's shooting death
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• Plum day care center to close as abuse probe continues
• Controversy aired over difficult film at Burrell
• New Kensington-Arnold might add elementary principal
• South Buffalo planners give gas well thumbs-up
• Fraud the exception
• Springdale man jailed after assault on boss
• Poet, trumpeter make powerful tandem in performance
• It's Friday. Have a wonderful weekend.
• Pittsburgh's urban squares discussed at forum
• Range CEO sees long-term low natural gas prices
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• Jerry Sandusky's lawyer wants dismissal or delay
• Community College of Beaver, unions agree on pacts
• Westinghouse to apply for reactor funds
• Report: Ohio River most polluted in U.S.
• Chevron commercial shoot in Washington
• South Fayette challenges Marcellus law
• Giant Eagle nixes 'pink slime' in beef
• Mounting global growth concerns push markets lower
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• Fayette absentee ballots to be delivered by postal carrier
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• Road success has Penn State hopeful vs. UConn in NCAA Tournament
• Export business on the rise for Pennsylvania companies
• AppleCare: Should you bite?
• State of Corruption: March of the rats
• Rescue drill to feature copters
• Man killed by tractor om Georges Twp.
• Irish immigration bill opens Mass. senator to bias charges
• Pitt football coach Chryst: Let's get physical
• Average IRS refund this year about $3,000, chief says
• Buffett returns to Burgettstown on June 28
• Fairchance man gets 2 years probation for child porn
• Suspect slain, French standoff ends
• Regional fishing report
• Grocers cut out controversial 'pink slime'
• State regulators to review health insurance rate hikes
• Foster children managed to survive Route 119 crash
• Foligno builds on family name with Sabres
• Stocks sag on risk of China slowdown
• Rate on 30-year mortgages jumps above 4.0 percent
• Andrey Nemzer's big sound lands him a prestigious honor
• Career center in McCandless vies for feds' school award
• Katwalk shoe store takes a hike to new spot in Greensburg
• NHL's Bettman: Ready to meet with union
• Leechburg grad Balbo always put team first
• Pennsylvania's jobless rate steady in February
• Dutch 'Diespace' does death digitally
• 4 teens charged in shooting at North Side home
• Greensburg Writers Festival features authors, poets and bloggers
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• Local basketball players set to finish careers at all-star games
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• Area high school students honored at WCCC banquet
• Financial aid workshops offered
• Penguins grab victory at home, secure Stanley Cup playoff berth
• Economy disappoints FedEx
• US Airways adding Wi-Fi inflight Internet service
• Pitt students claim attack by 7-9 people
• Greensburg students to wing their way to Walt Disney World
• IUP student charged in DUI, assault
• Astros looking to improve in last NL season
• FedEx Ground to offer jobs in settlement
• Lanxess AG reports profits climbed
• Downtown choreographer's work inspired by Romanian culture
• Thoughtless vandals foul up playing fields, parks and playgrounds
• 'I can't be angry at God,' Amish grandmother says
• Email: Pakistan wary of Taliban
• Minus big names, Cardinals have motivation
• St. Joseph's Robinson set for third Cager coaching stint
• DEP revised permit lets fracking water be recycled
• NEP acquires Chicago firm
• G-20 plaintiffs seek another search
• Warm nights speeding up maple syrup season
• Post-Prince Brewers will be able to compete with Braun, pitching
• Labor uncertainty continues as Power play home opener
• Brunner ad agency gains lottery contract
• Monster CEO says he's open to sale of company
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• Controversial ex-prison guard found dead
• Perzel 'sympathetic,' generous, letters say
• Can GM Epstein be the answer for the Cubs?
• Kittanning softball team's goal: Build on success
• UPMC health plan to give comparisons for 40 procedures
• McDonald's names Thompson as CEO, Skinner retires
• Assessing reassessment
• Motorcyclist loses control in Salem Twp., lands in hospital
• AG investigation cleans House
• Reds like chances of another National League Central title
• With new coach, Mt. Pleasant looks to make noise
• Paris flights will resume this weekend
• Wastewater treatment firm eyes Butler County
• No apology needed II
• Care home under investigation again
• Do you know man who stole OxyContin in Unity?
• U.S. OKs promised billions for Egypt
• Kittanning baseball team skews young, maintains lofty goals
• Summer gas rule draws fire
• Labor Department: Americans hold 3.1 million green jobs
• No apology needed I
• 'Person of interest' ID'd in Pitt threats
• Assad's grip firm as chaos at climax
• Kovacevic: Hits, misses of Pirates' spring
• New baseball bats mean less 'ping' � and not nearly as much offense
• Region's home sales jump 14.7 percent in year
• FirstEnergy bill format to change
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• Westmoreland Commissioners reorganize tax assessment office
• Mild winter definitely one for the birds
• Braves' Chipper Jones says this will be his final season
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• Expansions net Indiana County micropolitan nod
• Westinghouse fast-tracks modular reactors
• Bernanke's 'little' inflation
• Pittsburgh expects to get $3 million from its nonprofits
• Westmoreland County hires more staff for parole center
• 62-year-old sues Nemacolin Woodlands Resort for age discrimination
• Corruption by ex-Irish PM called 'systemic'
• NFL concerns affect decisions about bounty penalty
• Valley finds itself a new football coach in Walsh
• In Resolution, U.N. Council Presses Sri Lanka on Civilian Deaths
• 15-Year Inquiry Faults Ex-Leader and Finds Corruption Widespread in Irish Politics
• Sen. Orie corruption case now in hands of jury
• Civil rights activists rally in Fla.
• U.S. energy production rises while use declines
• Giant Eagle joins grocers rejecting 'pink slime'
• Insider Trading Ban for Lawmakers Clears Congress
• Commander urges delay in Afghan troop reduction
• In Oklahoma, Obama Declares Pipeline Support
• Crisis in Toulouse Alters Campaign's Tone in Sarkozy's Favor
• Soldiers Declare Coup in Mali
• A Class Trip Meant Much to Mexico
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• Senate OKs trimming regulations for startup businesses
• Chinese Lawyers Chafe at New Oath to Communist Party
• Self-Immolations in Tibet as China Tightens Grip
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• Sandusky attorney seeking dismissal of charges
• In a Divided City, Many Blacks See Echoes Of White Superiority
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• Police officers ask court to order exam of Jordan Miles
• Valley finds new football coach in Walsh
• Lottery to rent Pittsburgh picnic shelters scheduled Saturday
• Body of missing Armstrong County man found in pond
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• Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania gets permit to collect electronic items
• G-20 plaintiffs say Pittsburgh caused late information request
• Rally for shooting of Florida teen draws hundreds
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• Attorney for Orie closes: It's petty
• Health care firm gets probation in fraud
• Florals make for fun, colorful accessories
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• Fayette County woman goes from gas fields to silver screen
• Plan non-drastic steps to change your life
• Review: 'October Baby' has more message than movie to it
• Review: 'W.E.' not exactly a royal tour de force
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• Coroner: Whitney Houston drowned with cocaine in system
• Pittsburgh adoptions of Haitian orphans complete
• Lawyer for Sandusky asks that charges be dropped
• Review: 'Hunger Games' not satisfying in all respects
• Briefs: Phasionlab sets red-carpet fashion event
• Comic Bo Burnham to perform at Carnegie Library Music Hall
• Extras needed for Christian Bale movie 'Out of This Furnace'
• Krenn hit to hit Byham stage with "aLIVE" on May 26
• New play rounds out Public Theater's season
• Lawyer seeks dismissal of charges against Sandusky
• Students, the last day to withdraw from classes with a "W" grade is March 26.
• Press Release: Two CMU Students Selected Public Policy & International Affairs Fellows
• University of Phoenix headed to Piatt Place
• Springdale man accused of slashing, stabbing boss
• Children's Hospital prepares for groundbreaking
• Home sales in region jumped 14.7% in February, report says
• Pittsburgh-Paris route begins Saturday
• Pittsburgh Business Times launches Social Madness corporate challenge
• Report: Pa. 7th in nation in toxic substances released into waterways
• Man steals painkillers in Unity robbery
• LANXESS reports strong earnings
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• Maher Duessel moving to North Shore office
• A.W. Beattie Career Center vies for Green Ribbon honor
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• PA governor unveils Innovation Office
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• Pitt to hold football spring game at North Hills
• Pittsburgh-to-Paris flights to resume Saturday
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• Al-Qaida says it killed American teacher in Yemen
• French terror suspect shot in head by police
• Stocks open lower on slowing growth in China
• Pitt's Cathedral of Learning evacuated again for bomb threat
• City school board rules against Career Connections charter
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• Penn State offers counseling to victims of abuse
• Pittsburgh middle-school students raise $1,000 to conserve corals
• Perzel's jail term: 30 months to 5 years
• ZIP code may be on way for North Huntingdon
• North Huntingdon woman accused of stalking priest
• Trafford takes $117,000 in 'loans'
• Oakmont Library: Astrologer not bracing for world's end
• 9.25% of state's students chronically truant; causes complicated
• West Jefferson Hills to tackle overcrowding at Gill Hall Elementary
• Plum church day care to close
• Murrysville nurse's compassion, faith led to lay pastorship
• Fugitive caught in Verona pleads guilty
• Finance agency startup weighed in Monroeville
• Orie tells prosecutor her behavior was sloppy, but legal
• American Legion commander urges employers to hire veterans
• Jeb Bush: It's time to support Romney as Republican candidate
• Toy show planned at Kecksburg Fire Hall
• History of Braddock's Road to be discussed
• Connellsville Community Center board gives council marketing plan
• Connellsville police educated on dealing with people with hearing problems
• Media Advisory: CMU To Host Animation Symposium April 1-2
• Ebensburg woman killed in North Union vehicle accident
• News to use
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• Kiddieland Park Bridge replacement project won't be a fun ride
• Meal price increase likely at Leechburg
• Santorum or Obama?
• 500 turn out to question Allegheny County executive Fitzgerald on reassessment
• Koniases plead for son to surrender
• Bailey Mine plan causes questions at meeting
• NEP Broadcasting buys Trio Video
• FedEx Ground to pay settlement on hiring practices
• Post offices, stores work together in rural areas
• Bill would allow economic reasons for teacher furloughs
• Allegheny County property taxes due May 31
• Base closure commission effort stalled
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas
• Firms offering senior discounts on property appraisals
• Prosecution rests in Orie trial
• High court OKs attorney's advice on taking a plea deal
• Steelers propose rules changes for upcoming NFL vote
• N.C. State peaking heading into NCAA Tournament's round of 16
• City tourism up 14 percent from 2010
• Cordray says banks should use 'simple' terms
• The Thursday wrap
• Feasibility study on Mt. Lebanon fundraiser approved
• Sports Spotlight: Maggie Gruber
• Youngwood man taken off ballot for primary
• Steelers president Rooney is in support of Saints penalties
• Cincinnati vs. Ohio State in Buckeye battle
• Natural gas customers set for relief
• FedEx signs $3 million settlement on hiring practices
• The race for president: Baghdad Rick
• Community park in Richland to get steel pavilion
• Charity hoops game set in Hampton Middle School
• Greensburg woman accused of shirking child support in Michigan
• Landowners can take EPA to court
• Saints coach Payton suspended entire season for bounties
• Transfers reshape Duquesne men's basketball team again
• There are plenty of ways to save when stocking medicine cabinet
• Bill of Rights knowledge faulted
• Rock 'n' Roll race geared to average runners
• Upper St. Clair: Quality of life at heart of family's efforts
• Moon: Ice hockey, skating camps start soon
• Mt. Pleasant Township fugitive couple nabbed
• Living together first isn't death knell for marriage
• Robert Morris men's basketball team falls in CIT quarterfinals
• More get pet health insurance
• Woman drops G-20 lawsuit against Pittsburgh
• Military weapons serve as reminders of those who served
• Shaler seeking Hall of Fame nominations
• Vets' leader: Care needed
• Pitt beats back Butler this time for CBI championship chance
• Perennial powers fill pitching void in area softball
• 100 million TVs to be Internet-connected by 2016
• Bedridden woman, 86, rescued from Wilkinsburg burning house
• Variety takes the slice at The Pie Place
• Student actors and company get chance to shine in musicals
• Kennedy: Final Four event to benefit Montour basketball team
• Engineer rips Latrobe Municipal Authority's sewage plan
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• Children's wins South Fayette bid
• Cursive sticks with the concept of hit, myth
• Midland church determined to stay open despite 'crushing blow'
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• At center of teen's killing: racism
• Predators welcome forward Radulov back with open arms
• Connellsville track team is flush with talent this season
• Starbucks, Green Mountain expand partnership
• Bela Fleck brings out the best with the banjo
• North Hills interfaith gathering to center on forgiveness, compassion
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• U.S. says AT&T ignored need to block con artists
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• Bethel Park advances to Penguins Cup with victory over Penn-Trafford
• West Penn Allegheny recruits top surgeons from UPMC
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• Verizon deal with cable companies called 'truce'
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• SLIDESHOW: Business for Breakfast Southpointe Golf Club
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• OSHA to review Western Psych procedures
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• Judge sentences three former aides of House speaker to probation
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• Sen. Orie: 'I did everything in my power' to comply with ethics law
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• Reports predict 500 tcf of natural gas in Marcellus
• PNC to face Fed fine over mortgage
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• PA bill would limit schools chiefs' contracts, buyouts
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• Mt. Pleasant pins hopes on revamped lineup
• NetZero to launch free wireless broadband -- with catches
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• Charges filed by Uniontown police in assault on disabled woman
• Quaker Valley uses Lottes of scoring in PIHL playoff win
• Wendy's takes No. 2 spot from Burger King
• Politics: A game of 'hot potato'
• Photographer documented Pittsburgh's businesses, industry
• Uniontown board OKs selling building
• Montour boys hoping to avenge defeat at hands of Hampton
• Amazon to sell $10 cards for $5 to lure customers
• Tuesday takes
• Korean War veteran to finally be laid to rest
• Trial ordered in Brownsville beating death of 75-year-old
• Credit, debit cards accepted at Pennsylvania courts
• Michigan State is in the round of 16, as usual
• Apple to start paying dividend
• The 'cracker' plant: More numbers, please
• Missing woman found at Burger King
• Slain Pa. native loved teaching, bridging cultures in Yemen
• Top-seeded Syracuse's bench NCAA savior
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• 3 men linked to string of robberies in Allegheny, Westmoreland, Indiana counties
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• Ohio is hoops hotbed during March Madness
• Fed will fine PNC Financial, 6 other banks
• Stock buys by insiders may indicate good deals
• New cab service coming to Pittsburgh
• Assault, robbery reported on trail in Mt. Pleasant Township
• More oversight sought for growing charter schools
• Hester gears up for Division II Elite 8 with West Liberty
• Pa. could follow Ohio, sue BNY Mellon
• Alcoa launches new program
• 2nd threat shuts down Pitt's Cathedral of Learning
• Mt. Pleasant Township resident concerned about littering
• Survivor's benefits for in vitro kids tricky
• Orrange leads Stanford women past West Virginia in NCAA Tourney
• Federal Home Loan Bank chief paid $1.36 million last year
• Fayette financial adviser focus of criminal complaint
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• Airlines' electronics ban won't be lifted for now
• Penn State hoops coach Chambers downplays transfers
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• Judge OKs Honda mileage settlement
• Parks Township crash victim was celebrating upcoming wedding
• Hot air balloon pilot dies but makes sure 5 passengers live
• Pitt kocks off Princeton, gets rematch with Butler in CBI
• Verizon CEO's compensation triples to $23.1 million
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• Violence reaches crescendo in Syrian capital
• Harris: Barry decries state of today's NBA
• UPS to buy TNT Express for $6.8 billion
• Hempfield Area School District shortfall: $5.7 million
• Attack on school in France may be retaliation for role in Afghan war
• Penguins fighting to the finish in Atlantic Division battle
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• Phillies say Utley doubtful for Opening Day
• Kittanning falls in semifinals for 3rd straight year
• Westinghouse completes fuel components for Chinese reactor
• Unresponsive Rick
• Motorcyclist killed in Donegal Township accident
• Pirates' Bell at peace with 'rough' decision
• Power re-sign former Pitt quarterback Stull
• Personnel moves
• Intolerant media
• Sewickley doctor convicted of indecent assault
• Suspect charged in money bag theft from Perry Township bar
• Former Colts quarterback Manning chooses Denver
• Bristol showcases second-chance success stories in NASCAR
• Judge delays decision on Union Trust building
• Locked and Dammed: Neglect erodes river commerce
• Slain teacher loved Yemen, parents say
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• Battle erupts in Syrian capital
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• Stuck in Recession, Italy Takes on Labor Laws That Divide the Generations
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• Syrian Defectors Clash With Security Forces in Capital
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• Pitt advances to CBI semifinals
• Nutting's offer saves Baldwin girls' softball trip
• Fayette financial adviser focus of criminal complaint
• Pitt routs Princeton in CBI quarterfinals
• Bri-Chem, drilling supplier, leases space in Leetsdale
• Orie: 'I did everything in my power' to comply with law
• 2nd threat shuts down Pitt's Cathedral of Learning
• Heinz cuts 55 jobs in Pittsburgh
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• New cab service coming to Pittsburgh
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• Mt. Pleasant Township woman wins vacation home from HGTV
• How to skip the resistance and get your kids to behave
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• Fundraiser gets to the seat of Warhol's art endeavors
• 'Hunger' anticipation party set in Oakland
• 'Flag' author will give talk at Heinz History Center
• Duquesne student a winner in opera competition
• Mountain Playhouse offers 13-week summer season of five subscription shows
• Review: 'Monster' is a creative look at a modern family
• Allegheny County considers stricter gas drilling controls at airport land
• Briefs: Pittsburgh author explores friendship in kids' book
• 'Three Strike Rule' might soften children's aural assaults
• Best friend in U.S. illegally night be deported
• Heinz cuts 55 jobs in Pittsburgh area
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• Citizens Bank increasing checking account fee
• Confident Romney focuses on affluent Illinois suburbs
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• NFL.com: Peyton Manning to join Denver Broncos
• Locked and Dammed: Ohio River project decades late, billions over
• Saving jobs key issue at Homer City plant hearing
• Pittsburgh mutual funds stand to gain with Apple
• Everett & Hurite moves Greensburg office
• ClearCount makes deal with UC Irvine
• Alcoa "Eagle Cam" shows eaglets hatching
• Biden urged to help save the 911th Airlift Wing
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• Fatality reported in Mifflin Road crash
• Fresh water for fracking flows to Frazer well sites
• Vandergrift woman, 27, dies in car crash
• School denies former Pennsylvanian shot in Yemen proselytized
• Report: U.S. makes modest gains in graduation rate
• World stocks mixed as Greece outweighs U.S. recovery
• Pennsylvania's laws on integrity score C-
• Time to rise and shine.
• This day in history: Albright and Jenkins become the 1954 U.S. Champions
• Connellsville Area extends deal with maintenance staff
• Frazier students given opportunity to sample college
• Sugarcreek painter proves it's never too late to develop talent
• Czech plant's woes could affect Westinghouse bid
• Ohio drops BNY Mellon over pensions
• Are PNC, other banks poised for mergers?
• Pittsburgh finds new use for industrial sites
• Armstrong heroes, volunteer win recognition
• Direct Air files for bankruptcy protection
• Dueling pianos adds jaunty note to ribbon-cutting
• Olive Garden to open in South Strabane
• Audit underway at Cal U
• Connellsville man killed in Dunbar Twp. dump truck collision
• For Lower Burrell volunteer, it's all happening at the zoo
• Federal funds boost anti-DUI effort in O'Hara
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• Monroeville man injured in Bell Township motorcycle crash
• Tar Heels lose Marshall in win
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• GOP budget plan ready for vote this week
• Locals contribute to new council
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• Connellsville Area expected to keep full-day kindergarten
• Fayette task force to address new law on Marcellus shale
• Letang may also return to the Penguins lineup on Thursday
• Former Penn State coach Harter dies at 81
• Mt. Lebanon girls defeat Baldwin for third time
• Pittsburgh police provide opportunity for residents to shred documents
• Crash on Lawrenceville bridge claims life of motorist
• Robert Morris rallies in tournament opener
• Campbell Soup, Heinz to roll out pouches to save on packaging, shipping
• Oakland Catholic Eagles make best of second chance at Palumbo
• Pirates prospect Justin Wilson searching for role
• Direct Air flights to Myrtle Beach grounded until May
• Greensburg hotel, two others sold to New York investors
• Hempfield Area school land could be leased to gas driller
• Western Pennsylvania claims development 'wins' worth $1.5 billion
• Palmer airport could increase 'passenger facility charge'
• Sewer, garbage billing changes to take effect in Arnold
• Pittsburgh hotels make changes to meet new ADA rules
• PNC, BNY Mellon pass stress test; may reward shareholders
• WPAHS seeks removal of judge in antitrust case against UPMC
• North Shore Connector stop's eyesore won't offer scenic view
• Nation doesn't lack rare-earth deposits, just the plants to process them
• Unusually warm March temperatures might stick around
• PNC, BNY Mellon pass Fed tests
• Pittsburgh tech industry visits South by Southwest
• Pittsburgh celebrates 2011 economic success
• Study: School bus privatization costly
• Penn State floats becoming private school
• Rail yard planned for Chartiers, MarkWest
• Chevron expects increase in output by 2017
• McKeesport readies trail for summer traffic
• Swiss bus crash kills 28, including 22 children
• Markets buoyant after Fed assessment
• Upbeat Federal Reserve likely to leave record rates alone
• Obama peeves
• With a little assist, 'Porky' Chedwick tunes back in to the world
• Two 911 emergency dispatch outages blamed on Verizon
• Derry wrestler wins fourth PIAA title, joins the elite
• Eighty-seven workers at Johnstown NDIC center might lose jobs
• Trumka says Obama earns AFL-CIO endorsement
• West Penn Allegheny seeks judge's removal from lawsuit
• Power of choice
• Evans City man charged with furnishing alcohol to minors
• Agencies offering volunteer opportunities
• Scottdale again discusses code enforcement issues
• Students seek to stop Stafford loan interest rate increase
• News to use: Victorian Toy Theater slates performances
• New Castle football coach resigns
• A century of cherry blossoms
• Former staffer tells of work to boost Jane Orie's sister's bid for court
• St. Vincent financial planning lecture set
• Dunbar moves forward with post office building purchase
• Encyclopaedia Brittanica ends chapter on print
• Former Ford City fire department treasurer faces another charge
• Japan's other tsunami
• For lack of a lawyer, judge dismisses case against man
• Gas well shuts down heating at Laurel Valley elementary
• Fort Ligonier to hold weeklong summer camp
• Polls shows mixed results on NYPD program to spy on Muslims
• Armstrong County could be good pickings for TV shows
• St. Bonaventure back on basketball map
• Obama's fixer-upper
• Mother, son slain; friend wounded in Penn Hills shootings
• David Stahl's defense wants an inspection of couple's home
• Greater Latrobe: Reading, writing, arithmetic and recycling
• Connellsville to get $300,000 in CDBG money this year
• Highway overhaul bill ready for Senate vote
• West Hills teacher to get 2012 Carnegie Science Award
• Syracuse's Melo ruled ineligible
• Citibank one of four to fail Fed's stress tests
• Higher ed's ever-higher tuitions: Corbett's correction
• Police probe Greensburg break-in suspect's photo stash
• Ligonier Valley students join merchants in marketing deal
• Poll: Congress remains deeply unpopular with American public
• Upper Tyrone residents upset with property maintenance rules
• Duke tuning out subplots
• 'La Cage' full of splashy chorus numbers, good humor
• Mining engineer Tom Roth approached goals practically
• Water project under way in Derry Township
• Task force nabs Erie fugitive in Belle Vernon
• Debate sharpens over Pennsylvania's proposed voter ID bill
• Self-defense program helps women, Carnegie Free Library
• Younger Knight's fire fuels Lamar
• Guido: Mason tops stories from 2011-12 basketball season
• Butler offers sessions on healthy eating habits for diabetics
• Excitement builds as train takes drive to two new stations
• Vandals damage Brownsville's historic Flatiron Building
• Pennsylvania Republicans don't favor native son
• Expecting to be fired, Ford City code officer resigns
• Western Kentucky rallies from 16-point deficit
• Holding a work grudge can have the weight of an anchor
• Business expected to boom with rooters, revelers in Pittsburgh
• Lower Burrell eyes state help for park projects
• Uniontown man arraigned in case of stolen Steelers tickets
• Judge rejects Jerry Sandusky's bid for incident details
• Reassessment shock: Values in some towns almost double
• Greensburg Trib Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Playground equipment replaced in O'Hara's Woodland Park
• Mt. Pleasant energy deal to cut yearly cost by $50,000
• Drilling impact fee up for consideration in Fayette
• Greensburg Trib Spotlight Male Athlete of the Week
• Education Management CEO says enrollments will increase
• Prom goers touched by an angel
• Newsmaker: Richard Goldinger
• Lawlessness deepens, further clashes erupt in Egypt
• Long road for Loyola (Md.) coach
• Mt. Pleasant swimmers set goals for state meet
• Yahoo! sues Facebook over critical patents
• Apply for Westmoreland Community Action Head Start programs
• Syrian forces gain big on rebels, capture key stronghold
• Freeport swimmer turns to alter ego
• Bank stocks turbocharge big rally across financial markets
• Ligonier Township man gets jail sentence for sex assault
• Derry baseball moves on under interim coach
• Pakistan ready to block further U.S. drone use
• Fish and Boat Commission suggests charging for river water
• Despite 8-game winning streak, Kittanning won't get overconfident
• Derry residents protest reduction of police services
• Unity hires laborer for full-time position
• Task force arrests Ellwood man wanted for robbery, assault
• Allenport plant sale could lead to industrial park
• Allegheny County Jail correctional officer charged with fraud
• West Newton approves $2 million sewer system upgrade
• St. Vincent pitcher working on 2nd impressive season
• Professor who didn't get new IUP contract claims discrimination
• Afghan officials dodge assault in Kabul
• Pitt using CBI as motivation
• South Side improvement district plan awaits review, decision
• Three rescue driver of overturned rig before flames erupt
• Newsmaker: Drew Banas
• Roses at 'Blue Mansion' inspire Flight 93 memorial garden
• U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan increasingly difficult
• Santorum wins Alabama GOP presidential primary
• Former fugitive set to plead guilty to firing at FBI agents
• Mt. Lebanon police seek man accused of attempted luring
• West Penn Allegheny seeks judge�s removal from lawsuit
• Butler County man arrested for supplying alcohol for underage drinking party
• PNC, BNY Mellon pass Federal Reserve stress test
• PNC, BNY Mellon pass stress test
• Local startups wave the Pittsburgh flag at SXSW
• Sewickley ministry nourishes bodies and souls
• Modern take on an ancient St. Patrick's Day feast
• Press Release: CMU’s Center for the Arts in Society To Host Acclaimed Filmmaker Tom Kalin
• Hundreds attend funeral for Schaab, victim of Western Psych gunman
• Shakespeare vignettes needed for competition
• Duquesne countertenor is in contest finals
• Teens exchange video-game controllers for Kendama toy
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• U.S. soldier held on suspicion of killing Afghans
• Port Authority's new North Shore Connector ready for March 25 opening, officials say
• Penguins' Crosby to play Thursday against Rangers
• U.S., EU, Japan take rare earths dispute with China to World Trade Organization
• South Side businessman says he can block improvement district
• Judge rules for prosecution in Sandusky attorney's request for information
• Former Orie staffer says he tracked Melvin campaign money
• Allegheny County correctional officer charged with insurance fraud
• Briefs: Things you should know about pasta
• Dormont manager got $30K settlement upon resigning
• Alternative Spring Break, Laredo Texas
• North Shore Connector nears opening
• SLIDESHOW: North Shore Connector
• One eastbound lane of Turnpike blocked between New Stanton, Donegal
• $7.1M in spending for March Madness
• 62nd Street Bridge closed down because of crash
• Fresh salmon, vegetable gratin simply superb
• It’s Job Fair Time! Mid-semester is the busiest time for on and off campus job f...
• Light sauce keeps pork moist, tasty
• Fans can support Pittsburgh-area musicians in indie awards
• Slow pace, enjoy a taste of these vineyards
• Busy Lucas Richman set for WSO program
• SLIDESHOW: Women in Business award winners
• Duquesne researcher lands $1.9M NIH grant
• Nova Chemicals profit up 22 percent
• DVD reviews: Terrific 'Descendants' faces family, change
• Bethel Park cuts tax increase for 2012
• Pittsburgh police seek donations at identity theft awareness event
• Carlow students: We need your beautiful faces! Join us for a photo shoot on Mond...
• Leprechauns in Las Vegas to test crosswalk safety
• Celebrate Women!
• Professor files discrimination suit against IUP
• Carlow University Photo Shoot (Day and Evening Sessions)
• Direct Air charter airline cancels flights
• Statement From Carnegie Mellon President Jared L. Cohon on Proposed U.S. Network for Manufacturing Innovation and Pilot Manufacturing Institute
• Earnings improve at Michael Baker Corp.
• Local skaters jump, spin, and dance their way to the podium at Magnolia Open
• Direct Air cancels all flights
• Norwin stares down $2.25 million budget deficit
• Penn-Trafford aide quits over Facebook allegations
• News Brief: Graduate Study Programs Retain #1 Ranking in US News
• RMU Island Sports Center to host annual ISI competition
• RMU Island Sports Center to host annual ISI competition
• 2 people killed in Penn Hills home invasion
• Former IUP faculty member sues claiming discrimination
• Profit up at Michael Baker Corp.
• Allegheny Campus students, don't forget to stop by the UPP Club's flea market to...
• Two dead in Penn Hills shooting
• News to use
• Plenty of work goes into Kittanning fish fry
• Zoning, codes officer resigns in Ford City
• Armstrong School Board OKs $55M new school
• Small-business chief tours Vandergrift factory
• Uniontown Girl Scout troop takes peek into past
• Normalville VFD plans different kind of fundraiser
• Michael Baker swings to profit in Q4
• Corbett: Pennsylvania's universities have been blind to recession
• Accused former Pittsburgh officer, attorneys maintain his innocence
• Paternos question trustees' motives after statement
• Republican National Committee chair touts benefits of long primary
• Agreement gave ex-Dormont manager $30,000 on his departure
• Figures show reassessments failed to eliminate disparities
• Fitting reuse
• Highlands board weighs repairs versus new school
• 3-year project set to begin on W.D. Mansfield Bridge
• McKeesport revisits home rule charter
• License plate factory at SCI-Fayette offers a mirror into the Pennsylvania economy
• Fed has negative stress test outlook
• Shaky ground: Quakes suggest caution for deep disposal wells
• Wallace offered highest tender
• Governor challenges panel on higher education
• WHAT: Mad Men fashion collection
• Local sports figures honored for dedication and passion
• Chesapeake CEO talks natural gas in Asia
• Steelers take part in Harvard business program
• Cracker investment "years away"?
• Convention Center possible in Washington County
• Chevron, Exxon increase in Marcellus
• Gasoline prices up 5 cents nationally
• Romney to get nod from Pennsylvania Republicans today
• Afghan officials attacked at U.S. killing spree site
• Markets shored up by U.S. economic hopes
• Police review board debated in Peters
• Marcellus natural gas pipeline planned in Washington County
• Bridgeville votes to block Main Street connection
• Substance released on school bus; three students sickened
• Ex-Greene County man gets jail in 15-year-old pot case
• Dozens of Syrians viciously murdered
• Report: Cowboys, Redskins get caps reduced
• Armstrong Hall of Fame to welcome 12 new members
• Alcoa CEO paid $14 million in 2011, filing shows
• Uniontown to consider selling Central School
• Would-be LA airport bomber's sentence too light, court rules
• Report: Manning to meet with Titans
• Penalty shot keys Freeport victory
• Federated Investors CEO gets 28 percent pay increase
• Connellsville Area board may keep full-day program
• Oil imports down 10 percent, report says
• Steelers expect running backs coach to return
• Plum escapes with late goal
• Personnel Moves
• Ex-McKeesport mayor wants full term in Senate
• Justice Department blocks Texas voter photo-ID law
• Steelers offer contracts to 6 restricted free agents
• Stakes high for Round 3 of GCC-Jeannette
• Some area Golden Corral restaurants sold
• Valley Tuesday takes
• Student battled through disabilities, finished school
• Oakland Catholic's Boyle faces daughters of former coach
• Education Management lays off more workers
• 'Free' pills with a price
• Lottery officials seek $250,000 winner in Ross
• Cause of Lowber house fire undetermined
• Iona happy Jimmer's gone from BYU
• Dad's Pet Care is getting a new master
• Keep care in the home
• Woman accused of hitting 7 cars on Mt. Washington in DUI
• New Florence man allegedly cheats woman out of $40,000
• Picking perfect bracket a tough numbers game
• Chesapeake Energy courts Asian investors
• Someone, take the wheel
• Comments invited at Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh meeting
• Ligonier woman sues driver, trucking firm
• Donegal supervisors plan to check investment rates
• Penn State women draw UTEP in NCAA Tournament
• 'Schizophrenic' market mixed
• In praise of petroleum
• Controversy doesn't stop group from disclosing pension figures
• MPASD expected to save thousands
• Residents expected to voice concerns against updating codes
• Despite cost, Pitt happy to host CBI
• Japanese firm to buy parent of Zoll LifeCor
• Tuesday takes
• Ex-Orie staffer testifies she objected to doing election work on state time
• Peters council says oil, gas act 'impairs' township
• Seniors warned of income tax scam
• Gonzaga doesn't fear long road ahead
• Slaughter in Afghanistan: The mess grows
• Seniors eager for South Side center to reopen
• Latrobe OKs pay-by-phone parking option
• Capital crime hits too close for lawmaker
• Students bring iPads, smartphones to school
• Former Pitt players put talent on display for scouts
• CEO: Shell cracker plant decision 'years away'
• Informative programs aid parents, grandparents
• Property assessments rose 35.4 percent in Allegheny County
• Water in gas line closes elementary for a day
• 2 Butler area firms invest in downtown
• Airport gate crasher case handed to feds
• Harris: Viewing Huggins through his father's eyes
• Developer in wait-and-see mode on Strip
• You, yes, you can forecast economy
• Belle Vernon Area pick unanimous
• Peters funeral home open, sans crematorium
• House OKs lower debt limit for ecoomic development grants
• Penguins unhappy with increased obstruction, decreased power plays
• On-spot sports broadcaster feeds growing appetite for live coverage
• Feds investigate stuck throttles in Ford Tauruses
• 2 charged in shooting, 2-hour standoff
• Pills vanish from Westmoreland prison
• 2-vehicle Upper Tyrone crash sends 4 to hospital
• Pa. bill moves toward OK
• Morton throws two innings in spring debut
• India licenses generic copy of patented Bayer drug
• Monroeville remains those of missing Turtle Creek man
• Officer shooter's sibling held in threats
• Fayette sued over stalled methadone clinic
• Sandusky: Insurer must pay claims
• Pirates' Hague tries to power up to earn spot
• 1 bank, 6 credit unions rated low by Bauer
• Dogged hunt for motive persists in Western Psych shootings
• Educators called to engineer skills in students
• High-speed chase lands W.Va. driver in jail, police say
• High-speed rail section in China collapses
• Randy Moss agrees to deal with 49ers
• Plum native leads Minnesota-Duluth into NCAA hockey tournament
• Joy Mining donates $35,000 to disaster memorial
• SEEN: Denis Theatre benefit
• SEEN: Quantum Theatre Q Ball
• Western Psych assailant Shick had stay in mental facility
• Photo ID requirement up for vote in Pa. House
• Consol Center will be full of energy for NCAA event
• People: Porky Chedwick; John McCain; Sarah Palin; Bobbi Kristina Brown; Patrick Schwarzenegger
• Romney's religion: Mitt faces trials that didn't confront his father
• Mixed news: Jobs are on the rise, but so is the trade deficit
• Hillary Clinton's excellent adventure
• Sabres extend home streak
• Fired city police officer Skweres wants job back
• Visiting group decries high public pensions
• Steelers need speedy delivery
• Hanrahan throwing caution to the wind
• Obituary: Joshua Corey / Love, determination boosted his quality of life
• Turnpike toll plan would be costly without E-ZPass
• SEEN: Catholic Charities gala kickoff
• Apple's market clout draws more scrutiny
• Century Club: She reaches a fashionable milestone
• Steel Advice: She has to let go of bitterness after sister stiffs her on loan
• Book reviews: Animals bring home many a book's message
• Remains found in Monroeville identified as missing man
• Bucks on a streak with win
• Trains ready to roll under the river to North Shore
• In China, Part of Railway Collapses Despite Test Runs
• Children's Corner: 'Silence of Our Friends' a riveting look at civil rights era
• House OKs reducing debt limit on development program
• WVU's opener in Norfolk, Va.
• World briefs (3/12/12)
• Stroke Victim Wins Right to Seek Legal Euthanasia
• Letters to the editor
• Another Orie staffer tells of political work
• Edinboro women fall short
• Israel, Gaza militants reach Egypt-mediated cease-fire
• Out of Jail, Ex-Professor and His Crossbow Fight South Korea's Judiciary
• EPA rule will cost jobs
• SEEN: Getting to the Point for Women
• Gasoline prices sinking Obama's economy ratings
• U.S. diplomat discusses Sudan in meetings here
• In 'Battle' With Media, a New Tactic in Ecuador
• Ross Douthat / Republicans voting wisely
• SEEN: Reach for a Star gala
• Obama report: Oil imports dropping, domestic production highest since '03
• Britain is asked to legalize euthanasia
• As Rockets Fly, New Conditions Shape Fight in Gaza
• SEEN: Celebrate and Share: Women of Achievement Awards
• National briefs (3/12/12)
• Officials debate speeding up Afghan pullout
• Hague Court to Decide Where Former Dictator of Chad Will Be Tried
• SEEN: Bowl for Kids' Sake
• CBI? Panthers offer rare look
• New red line role debated
• For Some in Vietnam, Prosperity Is a South Korean Son-in-Law
• SEEN: Evening with the Dungys
• Can Hilltoppers top season's turnaround?
• Women testify Pine doctor inappropriately touched them
• Britain to Join Obama in Discouraging a Strike on Iran
• SEEN: Champions for Children
• Nationals' slugger learning his routine
• Sandusky defense requests specifics of alleged assaults
• Rushworth M. Kidder, Ethicist, Dies at 67
• SEEN: Kerr Museum Antiques Show preview
• North Carolina penalized for violations
• Penn State trustees' report on firings draws criticism
• Seattle Gets the Street View on the Quality of Its Lights
• Business news briefs for 03/13/12
• Woods' status in question
• Man charged in paintball attacks against homeless
• Obama's Rating Falls as Poll Reflects Volatility
• SEEN: UPMC Children's Ball
• Obituary: F. Sherwood Rowland / Nobel winner who warned of CFCs' danger to ozone
• U.S. rejects Texas voter-ID law
• G.O.P. Split Over a Bid to Revise Budget Deal
• Spring fashions: Bright colors, bold statement
• Tragedy of Afghanistan is we're still there
• Bishops target abuse victims' advocate
• Canines in the Wild (1 Letter)
• An Islamist Stakes Out Liberal Ground in Egypt's Presidential Race
• Stylebook: Red sends out a sexy signal
• McKees Rocks is doing just fine in students' eyes
• Peyton place tour will continue rolling
• F. Sherwood Rowland, Cited Aerosols' Danger, Is Dead at 84
• Merkel Defends Germany's Nuclear Power Deadline
• En Vogue to perform with symphony
• Feds release health overhaul blueprint for states
• New Castle filling baskets and seats in PIAA second round
• Google to Announce Venture With Belgian Museum
• Russian Opposition Urges U.S. to End Cold War Trade Sanctions
• Social media tools steering One Direction to popularity
• Inbound Route 28 restricted today near Millvale
• Peters wallops Shaler, 9-3
• Use of Homeless as Internet Hot Spots Backfires on Marketer
• French Surgeon, 71, Saves Lives in Syria
• Penn State women draw UTEP in NCAA Tournament
• Gov. Dick Thornburgh, who led during TMI, talks about the nuclear future
• Property assessments rose 35.4 percent in Allegheny County
• Steelers tender offers to Wallace, five others
• Monroeville remains those of missing Turtle Creek man
• NY Assembly calls for fracking health impact study
• Accused former Pittsburgh officer, attorneys maintain his innocence
• Subway to North Shore is ready to go, officials say
• Ad agency exec Marmion to retire
• Westfeldt confesses her 'indie film habit'
• Crash ties up traffic on Route 28 at rush hour
• Annual orchid show to draw faithful fans
• Steelers offer Wallace, five others 1-year deals
• Parents of Western Psych shooter notified of his death
• Pa. House approves lower debt limit for economic development
• Officer worker-types sought for reality TV
• Center of Life jazz band will play
• Tickets on sale Friday for Phish concert
• En Vogue, cellist to be part of Partners Concert
• Pirates lose to Phillies, 4-1
• Press Release: Future Tenant Art Space Celebrates Decade of Pushing Boundaries With Fundraiser on March 30
• Cats may purr to your heart's content
• Pitt athletic director Pederson talks about CBI bid
• Press Release: CMU’s International Film Festival Brings Two Sundance Winners to Pittsburgh
• Pittsburgh Symphony Pops' tributes to include Beatles, 'Oz,' disco
• Press Release: "The You Inside of Me": Carnegie Mellon School of Art's MFA Thesis Exhibition Opens March 23
• 'Dynamic Women of Dance' dazzle at August Wilson Center
• PG&E to pay $70M for deadly California pipeline blast
• March Madness in Pittsburgh this week
• Marmion to retire, agency changing name
• Lawyer seeks delay of W.Va. mine blast pleading
• Skeleton identified as man missing 10 years
• News Brief: Girls of Steel Qualify for FIRST Championship
• Defense seeks more information in Sandusky hearing
• Trial begins for doctor accused of molesting patients
• Briefs: Baby can have personlized pacifier in pink, green, blue
• Educational correctness encourages use of classroom prize box
• Political war wages at the dinner table
• 12 defendants in Ohio Amish attacks join challenge of hate crime laws
• Eckert Seamans starts NGV practice
• PSU board releases report on firings
• Hand it to Grossman for historic season
• Allegheny County assessments increase 35 percent overall
• Cops: Drunk South Hills woman hits cars on Mount Washington
• Mega Millions ticket worth $250,000 sold in Ross
• Former staffer says she expressed concerns about politicking for Orie
• Health events: 3/12/12
• Taxpayer group slams public pensions
• Fitness with a bounce: jump into the 'rebound exercise' boom
• Penn State explains Paterno, Spanier firings
• Alcohol involved in crash of Amish buggy, sheriff�s patrol car
• Boston-to-Chicago flight lands in New York over threat call
• Golden Corral restaurants to be sold
• Health care, energy focus of Pitt startup competition
• Mt. Lebanon woman charged with DUI after crashing into parked cars
• Shooting prompted East Liberty SWAT standoff
• Zoll's parent firm to be sold to Japanese company
• Trustees: Spanier asked for support before firing
• Mechanical pumps offer hope to patients not suited for heart transplants
• Uptown robbery suspects scatter when police give chase
• The Morning File: Competing at the London Olympics? Practice hand hygiene
• Carnegie Library in Braddock named historic landmark
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon CyLab Researchers Develop New Smartphone App To Protect Consumers From Cybercriminals and Unsafe Communications
• Pittsburgh firm launches paratransit service
• 2-hour standoff in East Liberty ends in two arrests
• S&T converts Mainline branches
• No fine or suspension for Pens' Malkin for Boychuk hit
• Workshop provides residents with tools to fight blight
• Ensemble's diverse, dynamic program dazzles
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon's Marija Ilic Leads Team Developing New Smart Grid Models and Tools for Low-Cost Green Islands
• Press Release: Carnegie Mellon's National Robotics Engineering Center Offers Professional Education on Robot Capabilities
• School union fights for ex-convicts
• Pittsburgh Zoo's komodo dragon dies
• PNC calls branch conversion successful
• Pittsburgh Home Show will enforce exclusivity rules in 2013
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• PeoplExpress to launch from PIT later this year
• Shooting victim recalled at vigil
• Allegheny Campus students, come see some wonderful faculty art today!!
• Markets steady as Greece awaits bailout
• U.S. Steel boosts execs' base salaries
• BNY Mellon cuts CEO's pay target
• Mylan's new HQ will be LEED-certified
• Cracker would boost jobs in Appalachia
• Union details school districts' challenges
• Colgan to cut service in Johnstown, Altoona
• More Air Force cuts planned in PA
• Crooked Creek shows how to deal with end of maple sap season
• Taliban vow revenge for Afghans killed by U.S. soldier
• Three bridge projects begin this week
• Derry teacher offered lessons in life and death
• NCAA road starts close to home for Mountaineers
• Reassessment meetings set in Allegheny Valley
• Tabata looks to break out after injury-plagued 2011
• 2012 job gains could last for 7 reasons, economists say
• War on conservative women
• Phipps honored for tropical exhibit
• West Virginia man jailed after police pursuit
• Manning spends six-plus hours meeting with Arizona
• Pie-in-the-sky energy policies
• New Kensington-Arnold's website wins Sunny Award
• 4 hurt, 1 critical in Route 119 crash
• NFL sets salary cap at $120.6 million
• Kittanning's Nolf places 3rd in state wrestling meet
• Immigration games
• Biden to attend St. Patty's Day festivities in Pittsburgh
• Decisions of the Westmoreland County judges
• Ramsay, Donegal elementaries motivate pupils for PSSAs
• Plum, Freeport begin PIHL playoffs today
• The LightSquared mess: Criminal conduct?
• Decorated WWII veteran returned to live American dream
• Fay-West schools ready for PSSAs
• Despite PIAA loss, Riverview girls had quite a ride
• Trib Tested: Tervis 24-ounce Water Bottle
• River's Edge plan aims to mesh with Edgewater
• Southmoreland decides against investigation
• Stabbing at Connellsville Township bar spurs charges
• Bishop Canevin girls face another test
• Territorialism over phone is not putting children first
• Excitement builds for Edgewater at Oakmont development
• Meals on Wheels volunteers' hearts are bigger than gasoline prices
• Upper Burrell mother, son bond over firefighting
• Late losses don't hurt tournament's top seeds
• Partner should help plan wedding
• Pittsburgh Zoo's Komodo dragon dies in surgery
• Lowber fire victim hopes to rebuild
• French president, son of immigrant, vows to get tough on border
• Pitt misses out on NIT, will host Wofford in CBI
• Veterans fight to get deserved medals they never received
• Organizations can raise more with relaxed rules on games of chance
• Educating was 'dream job' for slain Derry teacher
• Diplomat sued in Pakistan drone strike
• West Virginia has short ride to NCAAs
• Auctions serve up items for homes and sportsmen
• Pittsburgh arts groups ended year in the red
• Newsmaker: Michelle Mazurek
• U.N. envoy leaves Syria empty-handed
• National powers coming to Pittsburgh for NCAA Tournament
• Hey, girlfriend: Boutique owner has ideas for you
• Western Psych worker credited with saving teen during rampage
• Drilling work to restrict travel in Stowe
• Health care overhaul remains in its infancy
• WVU eyes more consistency in 2012
• Pass it on: Springdale Library to offer memoir writing class
• Friends, family recall hospital shooting victim's smile, laugh
• Reassessment to be explained in Penn Hills
• Lawmaker wants to scrap vehicle emissions testing
• Neal snaps scoring drought with three-point game
• Vandergrift native coaches memory team to national championships
• Tree and shrub seedlings go on sale at North Park
• U.S. soldier guns down 16 Afghans
• Bruins angry about Malkin's hit on Boychuck
• Allegheny County libraries offer ways to 'Train your brain'
• Plane slides off runway at Allegheny County Airport; no injuries
• Doubts exist on quality of Iran intelligence
• Kovacevic: Malkin�s Hart pounds loudest
• Canceled or forgiven debt: Gone but not forgotten by IRS
• Mark Russell will be missed
• Work to restrict travel on West End Bridge
• Egyptian doctor cleared of performing virginity tests
• Penguins punish Bruins for ninth straight victory
• Scam rakes in millions: Unsuspecting cajoled out of money they don't owe
• Club Gitmo
• $353,000 raised at MDA event at Heinz Field
• Jail time for offenders deters legislative corruption in Pennsylvania
• Pirates' Meek expected to get up to speed
• Roundabout way can avoid Roth penalty
• Cut Big Ben
• Audience responds to PBT's 'Streetcar'
• Stewart plays cards just right in Vegas
• Rose ends drama with Doral victory
• West Liberty in region final
• No. 10 Green Bay women win Horizon title
• Vanderbilt ends 61-year drought
• Florida State wins ACC
• Bones found in Monroeville declared human
• Robert Morris isn't done just yet
• Obituary: William Hughes Hamilton IIII / Professor attracted attention for controversial 'death of God' idea
• Obituary: Herb Carnegie / Hockey trailblazer never got his NHL shot
• Newspapers debate 'Doonesbury' series on abortion law
• Obituary: Walter H. Henricks II / Upper St. Clair educator was 'a fine example'
• Carnegie Library in Braddock named historic landmark
• Another wrench is thrown into Afghan exit strategy
• Security Forces Kill at Least 5 in China
• Dressing for (legal) success: Fashion strategy for the courtroom and office
• Game plan was to hit Chara early, often
• Pa. teachers union calls for funding from taxes, drilling
• Peace envoy is optimistic despite failed talks in Syria
• In Assessing the Damage, Fears of an Emboldened Taliban
• Business Workshop: Pilot program for patent cases could bring more litigation work to Western Pa.
• City Calendar: Week of 3/11/12
• County council considers cuts to jail population
• In Iraq, killings strike fear in gay and 'emo' youths
• Lawrence Anthony, Baghdad Zoo Savior, Dies at 61
• The Environment: For wildlife, he's Dr. Do-a-Lot
• 7 reasons job gains could last this time
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• NCAA tournament star watch
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• Familiarity With Drugs Helps a Group Speak for Users
• Letters to the editor
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• NCAA South favorite's, sleeper, upset special
• Tight G.O.P. Primaries Suggest Less-Predictable South
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• NCAA East favorites, sleeper, upset special
• For Creators of Games, a Faint Line on Cloning
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• Q Ball held at Clear Story Studio
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• Allegheny County Airport reopens after minor accident
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• On the Menu: Chefs pick favorite spots to eat in the area
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• Women of Distinction Award held at William Penn
• Santorum coasts in Kansas; Romney captures Wyoming
• Americans of German descent top list of ethnic groups
• Penguins grab early lead, down Bruins, 5-2, for 9th straight
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• The act of turtle racing is slow-but-sure winner
• Biden to visit Pittsburgh for St. Patrick's Day parade
• Biden to attend St. Patrick's Day parade
• New sewage pumping station in Freeport denied grant
• Kiski coach finds his champion
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• Jeannette boys cruise in opener
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• Keep or cancel?: Pilot season is here
• ACLU head draws inspiration from 'the Boss'
• Japanese mistrust galvanizes
• Japan notes disaster anniversary
• Instill gun sense
• 'Establishment' McCain
• In pursuit of discrimination
• Pittsburgh's newest job openings - $100,000+ - Sunday, March 11, 2012
• Diocese of Greensburg appoints priests
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• Derry's Gulibon captures his fourth PIAA title
• Airliines revamp overhead storage to accommodate heftier carry-ons
• Briefs: Many in U.S. aspire to drive across country
• Those pesky things called laws
• Few tickets remain for Stockdale oldies dance, tribute to Chedwick
• Spying on Muslims generates concerns about loss of trust
• Burnett back with Bucs, ready to catch up
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• Real Estate Notes
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• Monessen alumni cook up great fundraiser
• Santorum clinches caucuses in Kansas, Romney wins Wyoming
• Center of attention: McCutchen could be long remembered
• Gateway storms past Seneca Valley
• Raisins, Craisins in full-blown fruit snack smackdown
• Apple trees need little space
• Rush Limbaugh forgot 'mob rules'
• Not dog's fault
• Teen Leaders of the Mon Valley YMCA provide community service
• Catholic voters in many states shy away from preachy Santorum
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• On recruiting: Clairton's Tyler Boyd
• High-tech companies grapple with China costs
• CD reviews: Saxophonist Sarah Elgeti carves own jazz route
• Three genres of lies
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• Lauretta Phillips' generosity blossomed into philanthropy
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• Louisville outlasts Cincy for Big East title
• Former Sen. Specter: Nasdaq discriminates against the Chinese
• Ballet Theater's 'Streetcar' fascinating, hauntingly powerful
• Sunday pops
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• Newsmaker: Brian Rice
• Lack of grant means Laneville won't get pumping station
• Mid-majors poised to make noise again
• College savings plans not without risk
• 'La Cage aux Folles' celebrates cross-dressing
• Unseemly behavior at the White House
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• Gala benefits Brownsville arts festival
• Young voters are engaged and civil
• NCAA tourney one of many Consol events on horizon
• High school notebook: Second Altmire tournament set
• Who knew? Warhol gave cars the celebrity treatment
• Sisters' love of Irish heritage benefits many
• Dustbagger!
• Mon Valley players declare their intent to 'The Rock'
• Cutting strings to this purse isn't hard
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• Scholastic develops Storia app for kids books
• First Aid for the Ailing House: Blistering paint may signal bigger problem
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• Hop right to it: Fayette's Bunny Trail 5K to benefit Miracle League
• Patterson reflects on Pitt, Graham
• Kennedy Catholic ousts Riverview
• Anne Rice's 'Wolf Gift' is sheepish take on a thriller
• U-Bild: Disappearing act for TV
• Democrats' pill tough to swallow
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• Starkey: Strange feeling without Pitt
• Series champ wins Nationwide race
• 'Londoners' looks at the city as an organism
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• A financial fix for strapped cities
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• Fayette's Law Library artist of month creates natural alternatives
• Militants with al-Qaida links reported wiped out in Yemen
• Trout opportunities dwindling across state
• Edwards hopes for Vegas sequel
• Role models scarce in news of the week
• 'Flexible-space' design expands kitchen options
• Europe needs a global growth plan
• Bones found in wooded Monroeville area are ruled human
• Southmoreland tuba player awarded scholarship
• Al-Qaida's gains in Yemen 'alarming,' U.N. told
• Commission suggests charging for river water
• Plum hockey team is ready to end recent struggles
• Personnel Moves
• Preservationists hoping to save Pennsylvania's historic barns
• 'Vulture capitalism'?
• Internet sweepstakes games concern Pennsylvania officials
• Wesley United in Connellsville to mark 200 years
• Gaza strife in second day; strikes kill 15 militants
• Game Commission's annual report brings on more deer discussion
• It takes a confident player to play between the pipes
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• Obama's growing Iran-Israel dilemma
• Women complained about overtures; Duquesne imposed limits
• Touchstone milestone, plus new dining hall to emerge
• Syria shells opposition in rebellious north
• Engelland, Letang back on the ice
• Kiski Area crowns its first state champion
• Fess up on those resume fibs
• Fish tacos offer new twist to Lenten Fridays
• Electric cars are a road trip to Fantasyland, says Charles Lane
• Monuments to Pittsburgh's sports obsession dot landscape
• Fayette forum to be held on drilling fees, rules
• U.S. intel: Syria's Assad remains 'very much in charge'
• Penguins don't need Crosby to wear the superhero's cape
• No picture-perfect ending for Burrell's Dakota DesLauriers
• Despite excuse's stigma, sometimes execs' departure truly is personal
• Specialty ingredients adds pop to dish
• The Treasury's debt bomb
• American service member detained over shooting of Afghans
• Texas man jailed after stabbing at Riser's Pub
• Gitmo detainees agree to transfer plan to Qatar
• NBC Sports Network making its playoff push
• City League wrestler makes history
• It's time to get serious about saving on gas
• Roasted cauliflower can bring out its sweet flavor
• What to do with Perzel?
• Big East Conference Tournament: Louisville stuffs an old foe
• Is the Corbett administration proposing education cuts or increases?
• PIAA wrestling: Gulibon takes spot in history
• Thomas Merton Center turns 40
• PIAA Boys: Tigers cruise to win
• Science center's hoops star losing touch after 17 years
• Best sellers
• The Pennsylvania gas law fails to protect public health
• NBA roundup: Wade puts out lights on Pacers
• Women's tournaments roundup: Unbeaten Baylor wins Big 12
• Men's tournmants roundup: Buckeyes reach final
• Russian protesters offer new message
• NHL roundup: Capitals hold off Bruins
• Obama re-election campaign courting women voters
• Airline carrier to drop Johnstown to D.C. flights, others to West Virginia
• Obituary: Lynn D. Compton / WWII hero portrayed in HBO's 'Band of Brothers'
• Obituary: Robert Ayres / Illustrator created Ponderosa map for 'Bonanza'
• NFL Notebook: Vikings release 3 longtime starters
• Wildlife: Welcome to the year of the tick
• Health insurance rate cuts may be short-lived
• Trade deficit data paint sober picture
• 'The Lifespan of a Fact': writer ISO 'truth' vs. fact-checker, seeking same
• Water company plans to change disinfectant used in some systems
• Marantz, ProCinema fuse well
• Baseball Notebook: Tampa's Price tough, but towel tougher
• Golf roundup: Wild Watson still leads
• Outside Las Vegas, an Ace of a Bike Trail
• Violence Continues for Israel and Militants
• The thin true line between history and fiction
• The act of turtle racing is slow-but-sure winner
• Homeowners discover they have much less insurance protection than they used to
• Pirates Notebook: Burnett starts rehab, can laugh at injury
• New clubs take off like rocket, add to distance
• Out at Sea, Relaxing in the Philippines
• Anti-Putin Protesters Struggle to Keep Up Steam
• 'Freedom's Cap': The Capitol dome, conceived in treachery
• Enough Said / Gun sales soar
• The week that was for 03/11/12
• WVU Spring Practice: Despite success, Mountaineers have work to do, coach says
• Penguins Notebook: Defensemen making points in big way
• Evita's Buenos Aires
• Security Fears Lead Groups to Rethink Work in Afghanistan
• Lots of games changed back in 2008
• Good Question: Credit report errors should be corrected
• North Park Lake has new lease on life
• PIAA basketball playoffs: Shaler fends off Allderdice, 57-51
• Class AAA Boys PIAA Wrestling Tournament: Brashear's Nyama 1st City wrestler to win a state championship
• No Talks With Syria Opposition, Leader Tells U.N. Envoy
• Young people are rising up in Russia
• Victims of storms turn to social media sites
• PSO Pops season is full of favorites
• Santorum is Pennsylvania's not-so-favorite son so far
• Basketball Box Scores
• A Master Carver, at Work at A&M
• Obama's energy abyss
• On the Penguins: Crosby pact will be tricky
• ACLU's Wins and Losses
• Santorum coasts in Kan.; Romney captures Wyoming
• NCAA Division II tournaments: Edinboro women reach final
• Prisons Rethink Isolation, Saving Money, Lives and Sanity
• Issue One: Rush Limbaugh
• Letters to the editor
• Phoenix's Musical Instrument Museum's 15,000 instruments cover sound from around the globe
• National briefs (3/11/12)
• Western Psych shooting causes lives to intersect
• Obama Plans Big Effort to Build Support Among Women
• Cutting Edge: New ideas / Sharp opinions
• Profiles in poverty: It takes mutual obligation to maintain the safety net
• On the Menu: Chefs pick favorite spots to eat in the area
• PIAA Girls' Basketball Playoffs: Vincentian avoids a first-round upset
• Reactions to traumatic Western Psych experiences vary
• Santorum Wins in Kansas Caucuses
• Blame it on the pill: It set off a sexual counter-revolution that still roils American politics
• Asides
• 'La Cage aux Folles' tour brings movie star to Benedum
• For many, U.S. is 'wunderbar'
• Duquesne had barred shooter after harassment complaints
• Smartphones Should Know Their Place at Work
• Teens have created a world of their own, one in which there's little time to think
• Workzone: Work seeps into what-you-will time
• ACLU head draws inspiration from 'the Boss'
• Top colleges shunning bottled water
• Students team to ease school closing
• Lingerie and Enlightenment
• Pennsylvania's Right to Know Law protects the crooks, not the people
• Office Coach: Tread softly to address colleague's volume
• 2 Do: 3/11/12
• On the Steelers: The Mike Wallace Gambit
• Atlantic Coast Conference tournament: Seminoles outlast Duke
• Enzo Ferrari's Legacy Comes Home
• Factoid: How popular are Spanx?
• Balancing Act: Spouses can be key to managing workday stress
• Dateline Pittsburgh for 03/11/12
• Free Agent Season: Game-changers on the market
• NCAA Division II tournaments: West Liberty an easy winner
• Proof That There's Fun After 40 Miles Per Gallon
• Persons of interest: Mikey and Big Bob Tweets Factoid
• Air Force proposal eliminates 258th squadron
• Shop Smart: CR's top coffee maker picks are as varied as the brew's beans
• Selection Sunday 2012: It just won't be the same
• Syria targets northern city Idlib
• A Champion's Take on Racing Safety
• Cybertainment: Songza streams music for times of your life
• Streetwise: Profit opportunity available
• TechMan: LulzSec's demise was an inside job
• Williams elevates nastiness
• Pentagon seeking to restart aid to Yemen
• Looking for a Ray of Light in Europe's Clouds of Gloom
• Trip Advisor: It's doggone unethical to lie about your pet
• The Next Page: Hockey, my life-saver
• Gallup Map finds new path in a GPS world
• Gerrit Cole: Growth of a No. 1 draft pick
• World briefs (3/11/12)
• Where Heaven and Earth Come Closer
• Newest addition to Disney fleet, built in Germany, christened in NYC
• Chesapeake Bay oysters make slight rebound
• TweetChat can be rewarding for an open mind
• Crosby will not play vs. Bruins
• Afghanistan joins railroad era -- 100 years late
• Near Orlando, Fla., a Sophisticated Alternative to Disney
• Japan Finds Story of Hope in Undertaker Who Offered Calm Amid Disaster
• Police investigate armed robbery at Penn Hills gas station
• Brashear's Nyama first City League wrestler to win PIAA championship
• Fire destroys home in Westmoreland County
• Burrell's DesLauriers falls short of state wrestling title
• Kennedy Catholic ends Riverview girls' postseason run
• Funeral arrangements set for man killed in shooting rampage
• Shooter was sanctioned by Duquesne U for harassing students
• Western Psych shooter had been banned from Duquesne University
• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney strong in Wyoming
• Gulibon wins fourth PIAA wrestling title
• Crosby won't play for Penguins Sunday
• Medical examiner says bones found in Monroeville are human
• Crosby rules himself out of Penguins' game Sunday
• Starter A.J. Burnett returns to Pirates' camp
• Five homes severely damaged in North Side fire
• Three-alarm fire, roof collapse reported in North Side rowhouses
• Three Alle-Kiski Valley wrestlers in PIAA finals
• Texas man charged in stabbing at Fayette bar
• News to use
• Armstrong dog loves listening to children read to him
• Transportation tops Armstrong seniors' worries
• Obama strikes back at GOP critics on gas prices
• Skilled cook Betty Mariani was known for volunteer efforts
• Crosby unsure of return for Sunday's game
• Officer shoots suspect in Homewood
• Ford Cliff man pleads guilty to crash deaths
• Homicide detectives still investigating Whitaker shooting
• Charges filed against McKeesport mauling victim's mother
• McKeesport students spread the word about texting, driving
• Power releases entire team just hours before kickoff
• North Allegheny's Forys earns comeback victory
• Gorman: Seton's Gibson lives up to legacy
• Pirates shortstop Barmes aims for consistency
• Western Psych gunman had chemistry degree from Carleton
• Review: Previn delights at PSO premiere
• East Deer's expected grant money $5K short
• Teens remain hospitalized after Lower Burrell crash
• Mild winter will reduce risk of flooding in Western Pennsylvania
• Pittsburgh named among the 20 best trips to make in 2012
• Elderly Baldwin man found dead with car running in garage
• Owner of Texas roofing company faces theft charges
• Former IUP football player arrested on drug charges
• Santorum having trouble capturing Catholic vote
• Power topples Predators in opener
• Too much 'bluster' over war
• Slain therapist happily looked to future of grad school, marriage
• Bear Rocks ATV rider thrown into roadway, hospitalized
• World didn't end as he projected, preacher admits
• Rites of spring
• Neighbors say Shick acted bizarrely, taped angry notes to walls
• Newsmaker: Kathleen Allen
• Portersville man sentenced for holdup of First National branch
• Hiker, cat survive month in New Mexico wilderness
• Fleury lifts Pens to 8th straight win
• Kahne fastest on day of records at Las Vegas
• The Western Psych shootings expose security failure
• Drills prepared University of Pittsburgh police for hail of gunfire
• Role in counterfeiting ring nets probation for Ford City woman
• NYPD tracked Muslim daily life, not just terror tips
• Hughes finding success with three-quarters delivery
• Uncertainty abound in Section 4-AA Tennis
• 'You could smell gunfire,' fleeing worker told pals
• Peters Township doctor charged with issuing illegal scripts
• Passengers help to restrain ranting flight attendant
• Connellsville softball team looks for mental edge
• Today's American auto industry has whole new look
• Ohio report links fracking wastewater to earthquakes
• Air traffic controller involved in second potential collision
• Southmoreland wrestlers experience up, down day
• Stocks rise modestly on positive jobs report
• Several property assessment appeals meetings scheduled
• Wesley UM Church plans 200th anniversary celebration
• Professor travels coast-to-coast on 2.15 gallons of gas
• Burrell's DesLauriers reaches PIAA final
• Despite privacy concerns, web searchers rank Google No. 1
• Drivers sought in fatal hit-run on Route 51 in Baldwin
• Uniontown man charged with attempted robbery of gas station
• Obama shifts tactics in effort to fix housing forclosure crisis
• Plans under way for Geranium Festival
• Kuhn roars into Class AAA semis
• Trade deficit surged in January to three-year high
• Uniontown man appeals to get name back on ballot
• Irish laborers who were killed in 1832 are reburied
• Something's fishy in the Fay-West region again this Lent
• KO's Zanetta trying to forget, make history
• Squirrel Hill's Multimodal Technologies plans to add 125 jobs
• Vanderbilt woman indicted after posing as a rodeo star
• Government's latest bright idea: $50 light bulb
• Critz vows Social Security, Medicare reform won't hurt seniors
• Franklin Regional, Kiski wrestlers advance
• Heckmann to buy Arizona fluids firm for $245 million
• Former North Versailles man faces fleeing charge
• Fayette Election Bureau needs primary election workers
• Some say nation's unemployment greater than numbers indicate
• July 7 edition of Valley News Dispatch ends up in Gambia
• PeoplExpress awaits OKs to take off, land at Pittsburgh airport
• Air Force says it plans to retire all C-130s at Moon's 911th base
• Decisions of Westmoreland judges
• Rare earths deal likely to 'set off alarm bells' at Defense
• Bats get summer home with help of Girl Scout troop
• Baldwin girls oust Allderdice in 1st round
• Federated Investors CEO: Company may go private again
• Thanks, 'Dr. Smiles'
• Judge orders review of The Mall at Robinson assessment
• Bruce Dixon calm amid health department fray
• Holtz likely to miss rest of season
• Corbett aims to capitalize on Pittsburgh region's accolades
• Tim Murphy's convenient conservatism
• Pittsburgh, overseer bicker over millions the ICA is holding
• Greensburg break-in suspect says he was just curious
• Deal by Greece's private creditors ease world concern
• Blairsville's record season ends
• Kittanning wrestler, winner of 85 straight, loses in PIAA semis
• Answer to an apology
• Former aide: Jane Orie's campaign 'all-day affair'
• Westmoreland 911 dispatch system fails for second time in month
• Driver admits guilt in Rt. 66 double fatality in Gilpin
• Israeli airstrike kills militant commander
• Hampton halts Warren
• Riverview coach lets players practice with other teams
• Carnegie Library defends closed meeting
• PWSA needs $720,000 in equipment to meet new regulations
• Mt. Pleasant woman admits lying to police about stalker
• Police: Drunken IUP student jumps from roof into tree
• Opposition rejects call for peace talks in Syria
• Penn State lands top-ranked tight end for 2013
• Burrell rugby team faces rebuilding mode
• A loopy way to cut Pennsylvania's corporate tax
• Shooting victim Michael Schaab was engaged to be married
• Bones found on Monroeville hillside
• Details emerge on shooting at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic
• Quakes in Ohio tied to area shale operations
• Penguins cut Rangers' lead to 4 with win vs. Panthers
• Fitzgerald wants to take Health Department in 'new direction'
• East Ohio storefronts may see new life
• A proper farewell for 5 Irish immigrants
• Local politicians line up to save 911th Airlift Wing
• Wecht says Fitzgerald reneged on promise to appoint him as new medical examiner
• Jobless rate holds even at 8.3% in February
• Police charge mother of infant mauled to death by dog
• Pedestrian dead after hit-and run accident in Baldwin
• Physician charged with unlawful distribution of drugs
• One dead, 2 hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning
• Basketball Box Scores
• Israeli airstrike kills militant commander
• U.S. to transfer control of detainees to Afghanistan
• Obama: Jobs report a sign economy on rebound
• NYPD files: 'Focus' scrutiny on Muslim Americans
• Travel costs figure into Duquesne's postseason plans
• Detroit nets win with Helm's goal
• Corbett says Paterno should've followed up on abuse allegations
• Facebook 'friend' request exposes man's other wife
• Kahne wins pole for Las Vegas event
• Brits are hardly shaken by germ warning
• Man killed by Pa. trooper tried to confront witnesses as well
• Obituary: Harry Wendelstedt / Umpire worked 5 Series, involved in disputed call in '60s
• Old hospital cabinets play integral role in revamped kitchen
• College football notebook: Georgia Tech loses appeal, title
• Pakistan names new spy master
• A Keeper of a Vast Garden of Art in the Hills of Brazil
• Should you hire a pro or paint yourself?
• Snow sports: Temperatures favorable for weekend
• Public prayer stirs culture war in Britain
• In Uganda, Few Can See Kony Video
• Pet Points: Urinary tract disease in cats not always easy to diagnose
• Vonn wins giant slalom, fourth World Cup title
• Previn premiere encompassing
• German Leader and I.M.F. Chief Split Over Debt
• Morninside home makeover light and bright
• Gloom, doom surround London Olympics
• PIAA girls basketball playoffs: Keystone Oaks moves on
• India Eyes Muslims Left Behind by Quota System
• A collar to keep your dog safe
• Golf roundup: Watson outduels Rose for Doral lead
• PIAA basketball playoffs: Beaver extends run, 51-49
• Netanyahu Says U.S. and Israeli 'Clocks' Differ on Iran's Threat
• Noble trees provide many benefits
• Initiative launches to tout Pittsburgh's must-see status
• Crosby's decision to come today
• YouTube Subtracts Racy and Raucous to Add a Teaching Tool
• Watch yourself!
• Highmark picks legal counselor
• Posey among Giants signed for 1 year
• Austin, Proud of Eccentricity, Loses a Favorite
• Signs of spring: flower shows
• Business Forum: Hiring a veteran makes good business sense
• City authority faces tight deadline to meet water quality standards
• Solid in Kansas, Santorum Seeks to Build Margin
• Norman St. John-Stevas, Dapper Tory Dismissed by Thatcher, Dies at 82
• This Modern World / Let's take a look at the doppelganger primary season on Parallel Earth!
• Business news briefs for 03/10/12
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• Ad Campaign for Marines Cites Chaos as a Job Perk
• Israeli Airstrikes Kill Militants in Gaza
• Saturday Poem / The h in Pittsburgh
• Letters to the editor
• Analysis: Price of oil is still distant from agonizing costs in '80s
• Vying for Campus President, Illegal Immigrant Gets a Gamut of Responses
• Nuclear Disaster in Japan Was Avoidable, Critics Contend
• Paul Krugman / Republicans advocate ignorance
• Charles Krauthammer / Obama vs. Israel: Priority No. 1? Stop Israel
• National briefs: 3/10/12
• Give a Man a Fish, for Inspiration
• U.S. and Afghanistan Agree on Prisoner Transfer as Part of Long-Term Agreement
• Saturday Diary / Saying goodbye to Tiger
• Dark day: Swift response followed the Oakland tragedy
• Surprising 76ers cool Jazz with 104-91 win
• Miles Under the Pacific, a Director Will Take On His Riskiest Project
• Failed Raid to Rescue Hostages in Nigeria Stirs Italy's Anger
• First Person / Ballet lives on
• Play-to-hurt: The NFL's bounty hunters don't belong in the game
• WPIAL Class AA wrestling: Derry's Gulibon step away from 4th title
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• An Ambitious Chinese Party Chief Admits His Failure to Oversee an Aide
• Buying Here: Bell Acres
• Reality Check: Viewers love 'Dance Moms'
• PIAA Class AAA wrestling: Brashear wrestler sets bar high for City
• Ex-Orie staffer says at times fundraising was priority in office
• Pakistan Picks New Director For Spy Agency
• Big life events shift Sykes' focus
• Pirates' Hague gets his shot, at last
• Obituary: Mary McVay / Pharmacist, avid party planner who worked for numerous causes
• Chamber music society announces new season
• Five-star TE gives Penn State another boost
• World briefs: 3/10/12
• Though One More Rally Is Set, a Protest Wanes in Post-Election Russia
• Bones found on Monroeville hillside
• Power releases entire roster hours before season-opener
• Man said shot by officer during incident in Homewood
• Women in figure skating: Shaping the sport on and off the ice
• Penguins win 8th straight with shootout
• Penguins take the win with 2-1 shootout
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• Center Ice Arena and the Pittsburgh FSC to host upcoming test sessions
• State regulators: We'll evaluate Western Psychiatric
• Pittsburgh police identify Western Psych gunman
• Feds: McMurray physician illegally distributed narcotics
• Congrats going out to AnnaMarie Helen who won our Spring Break Photo Contest.
• Feds charge Peters doctor with writing illegal prescriptions
• Kittanning's Nolf suffers first loss
• Police say Oakland man involved in Western Psych shooting used stolen gun
• PeoplExpress could begin Pittsburgh service as early as August
• Ten WPIAL wrestlers move on to Class AA semifinals
• U.S. Steel CEO pay back to 2008 levels
• Mylan announces new headquarters project
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• Pittsburgh schedules public meetings on reassessment help
• Fired prison officials claim state defamed them
• Police to use dead Western Psych gunman's photo to try to identify him
• MarkWest's propane opportunity, as Philly refineries close
• Pi Week is right around the corner...
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• Highmark taps former Buchanan CEO as legal counsel
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• Review: 'Freud's Last Session' offers debate with civility and humor
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• Area swimmers hope to make statement
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• North Xtra: Pine-Richland senior revels in title
• Consol idles coal operations
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• CMU study analyzes what China deletes
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• North Xtra: North Allegheny claims girls, boys championships at WPIAL meet
• Letters to the editor
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• Film Notes: Author on hand at 'Dog Jack' screening
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• Temple added to Pitt's schedule
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• Let's Learn From the Past: University of Pittsburgh 225th anniversary
• ToonSeum seeks donors to help replace comics
• Obituary: Van Barfoot / Hero fought in U.S. wars and to fly its flag
• East Xtra: Jayhawks well rested for PIAA
• Local Scene: 03/08/12
• Romney challenger role is still up for grabs
• East Xtra: Slow start costly for Oakland Catholic
• West Xtra: PIAA wrestling championship wrestling qualifiers
• National briefs: 3/8/12
• East Xtra: Gateway responds to questions about its play by winning another title
• West Xtra: Freshman plays key role for Lincoln Park in winning title
• World briefs: 3/8/12
• East Xtra: Turtle Creek native joins an elite group at UPJ
• Texters beware: A law puts the brake on a fatal distraction
• Sabres down Carolina in OT
• Digital Devices for Luddites
• South Xtra: Disciplined Mt. Lebanon holds off Oakland Catholic to win another title
• Not very Super: With no knockout punch, the GOP brawl rolls on
• Pitt's season derailed early
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• South Xtra: South Park just ran out of gas in late going
• Maureen Dowd / The warmongers get busy
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• Lehigh downs Bucknell in Patriot
• House Hunting in ... Costa Rica
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• UConn drops WVU in OT
• What You Get for ... $1.6 million
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• Lactose Intolerant, Before Milk Was on Menu
• West Xtra: Aliquippa wrestler helps Hopewell
• Health care bill awaits Pa. Senate
• Data Hint at Hypothetical Particle, Key to Mass in the Universe
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• A Clutch Of Cunning Inventions
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• Software for Both Solos and Sing-Alongs
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• Lawmaker faults U.S. military for the way it handles rape cases
• Apple Adds Sharper Screen and Speed to New iPad
• Law on Condoms Threatens Tie Between Sex Films and Their Home
• East Xtra: Central Catholic senior rebounds to win a title
• Four veteran Steelers cut free to negotiate with other teams
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• East Xtra: Merz is catalyst of Norwin offense
• Business news briefs for 03/08/12
• RMU's dance ticket unpunched
• Romney Team Ponders How to Rise Above the Fray
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• Crosby: No ill effects from contact
• Romney Lags in Small Donors as Big Givers Hit Limits
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• Long Island defeats Robert Morris, 90-73 in NCAA Tournament bid
• Pitt's season derailed early
• Pittsburgh Ice Skating: March 9-11
• PNC Broadway Series' 2012-13 season filled with smash hits
• Women say they blacked out in man's company, awoke to rape
• Pitt finalizes 2012 football schedule
• Georgetown bounces Pitt out of Big East Tourney
• Spike Lee courtside at Robert Morris game
• Bruce Dixon out at county health department
• The case for Rush Limbaugh
• Allegheny County issues assessments for north, west suburbs
• Cops find cash stolen in Strip District armored-car killing
• Ward, Farrior, Smith, Kemoeatu officially ex-Steelers
• 'Le Magnifique' cast in bronze: Lemieux statue unveiled
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• Women in figure skating, part one: Olympic firsts and jumping into history
• Afghanistan veteran from Tarentum dies in N.C. crash
• West Virginia falls to Connecticut in OT
• Jerry Micco's sports chat transcript: 3.7.12
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• 'Play On': an illustrated look at Pittsburgh Symphony's past and present
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• What's for Dinner: Pat's (Updated) Pot Roast
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• Report: No passive technologies like TV for young kids
• Pittburgh high tech financial company is hiring - IT job openings
• G-20 summit advice? Call Pittsburgh
• Pitt seniors have their day at last
• Trooper fatally shoots man on turnpike after crash, fight
• Health costs burden Pittsburgh region
• Texting while driving ban just around the corner
• American Eagle net income falls 41 percent
• American Eagle Outfitters profit up 7.9 percent for most recent year
• 31-year career with YMCA takes twist
• Romney takes Ohio in close race with Santorum
• Anonymous hackers busted when one turns informant
• Vandals pour paint on 10 cars parked in Millvale
• What's for Dinner: Pat's (Updated) Pot Roast
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• Stocks edge higher after Tuesday's big dive
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• People & Awards: Executive Level
• Torres to address state's HIE plan
• Which to play first: 'Mass Effect 3' or 'Street Fighter'?
• Walker to sit out Blue Jays game today
• North Huntingdon to start series of Thursday concerts
• Starbucks, Applebee's OK'd in North Huntingdon
• Full-day kindergarten under scrutiny in Franklin Regional
• Clifford N Pritts Elementary celebrates Read Across America, donates to animal shelter
• Residents protest Second Avenue speeding
• New Mt. Pleasant deli offers a little bit of everything
• Connellsville Planning Commission gives initial OK for FirstEnergy parking lot proposal
• Romney fights off Santorum in Ohio
• Not many changes expected for iPad3
• Austin Park renovations in place
• Dogs, owners excited about new Mt. Pleasant park
• High winds damage Yough River Trail Property
• Connellsville to host Community Development Block Grant public hearing
• News to use
• Promotions, markdowns cut into American Eagle profit
• United Way of Armstrong County seeks more donations
• Allegheny Valley may stop covering summer school costs
• Don't close our post office, East Vandergrift says
• New Kensington rejects sale of blighted house
• Romney, Santorum share Super Tuesday momentum
• New signs to warn drivers of bridge turn
• Greasy towels, dryer doomed North Versailles eatery
• Clairton teacher suspended for alleged altercation with first-grader
• Butler Health System to manage Ellwood City Hospital
• Joint Strike Fighter takes another step
• Stocks mark first down day of 2012
• Critics blast Philadelphia airport expansion
• Pittsburgh schools cuts detailed
• More details about Braddock movie shoot
• Penn Avenue Place sells for $54 million
• Kids can't wait for clean air
• Defining democracy: Well, at least America is more democratic than Russia or Iran
• Romney could learn from his rivals after Super Tuesday
• Early retirement deadline extended in Mars Area
• 19-year-old killed in Slippery Rock collision
• Mercer County man indicted on child porn charges
• McKeesport to contract with company for recycling station
• Ford sending fixes for MyFord Touch systems
• Cut abroad, not here
• Showboat owner sues over sinking
• Latrobe panel backs zoning amendments
• Latrobe's Bureau wins a pair of swimming titles
• Turnpike to hire firm on all-electronic tolls
• On the road, Robert Morris men's basketball team right at home
• Top ranking affixes target to PIAA favorites
• Waiver of refinancing fees to aid millions
• Cigarettes & compulsion
• 911th base faction won't give up
• Latrobe officials to mull over funding request
• Legislators target buyouts for school superintendents
• Penguins captain Crosby offers support to teammate Letang
• Greensburg Trib Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Cracker plant investments to soar
• Obama's remaking of America
• Alleged beating of teen nets $75,000 settlement
• Hempfield man accused of wife's murder seeks public defender
• Latrobe wrestler Zavatsky takes Class AAA title
• Constitutionality of law challenged in Ohio beard-cutting case
• Kovacevic: Crosby's return monumental
• Greensburg Trib Spotlight Male Athlete of the Week
• Stocks tumble, thumping '12 rally
• Relative 'standards'
• Jeannette man pleads guilty in Craiglist threat
• Westmoreland County expected to OK drilling fee
• Did moon approach doom the Titanic?
• Penguins' Crosby again cleared for contact
• Indiana claims Chiefs Cup in victory over Greensburg Salem
• Lehman out of bankruptcy; to pay back creditors $65 billion
• Chairman Veon of the Corruption Party
• Fox attacks on people in Loyalhanna Township prompt concerns
• Diet Between the Districts: Teachers, school staff gain by losing
• Wife says ex-Uniontown fire chief didn't know of fraud
• Eastern Libya partly breaks away
• Challenged, Yankees pitcher Hughes admits last year 'a failure'
• PIAA Class AAA, AA wrestling pairings
• Highmark to donate $2 million
• FBI turns to social media for help in armored car case
• Robot competition requires science, innovation and teamwork
• Teenager gets probation for deadly, drunken crash
• Options on Syria limited for U.S.
• Orioles are hoping second baseman Roberts returns from concussions
• Kittanning wrestler Nolf keeps his focus on the mat
• Access to city high on priority list, says partnership
• Hill House Economic Development selects team to oversee plans
• Orie knew of illegal political work, staffers say
• Fayette man admits strangling girlfriend
• $7 billion swindle may mean life for Texas tycoon
• D-Backs pitcher Bauer dazzling with his pitches, workouts
• GCC's season ends in PIAA Class AA preliminary on missed layup
• Spreadshirt Inc. plans to add employees at Hempfield plant
• HFF reports income increase
• Latrobe police chief's top goal: state recognition of standards
• Latrobe grad honored as softball pitcher of the week
• Green Beret dies trying to save daughters in fire
• Pirates' McCutchen signs deal, leads team past Yankees
• Seneca Valley cruises past Mifflin County
• Home sale agreement jump 34.3 percent in February
• Ex-councilwoman gets PWSA post
• Latrobe hockey team works on staying focused, sets sights on title
• Pirates' focus shifts to signing second baseman Walker
• Few complaints for new NCAA Tournament television format
• Strip District warehouse to become office building
• Latrobe school awarded $5,000 Highmark Foundation grant
• Cincinnati in best position for Big East Tournament run
• Daily updates of 20 largest personal fortunes
• Consol Energy shares fall on plan to cut coal output
• Greensburg may soon welcome upscale eatery
• St. Vincent women exit postseason basketball
• Lawmakers plan to push for expanded Iran sanctions
• Amid another scandal, Syracuse heads for Big East Tournament
• Area gasoline prices jump 4 cents a gallon
• City Charter High likely to be renewed
• Saltsburg toddler's cause of death undetermined
• Westmoreland Museum hosts art class for kids
• Iran, world powers agree to resume nuclear talks
• Area police applaud new texting-while-driving ban
• Robert Morris women fall in NEC Tournament semifinals
• Butler Health, Ellwood City Hospital sign collaboration agreement
• Save ACCESS
• Accountant from McKeesport devoted to community
• Business manager position may be filled next week in Mt. Pleasant district
• Westmoreland Intermediate Unit offers free seminar
• AGH doc triggers rush to judgment
• Massachusetts sprints past Duquesne in Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament
• VND Spotlight Female Athlete of the Week
• Shaky credit reports could hurt some job applicants
• Old GM stock
• For redrawn Allegheny County Council districts, it's 7 come 11
• American Cancer Society seeking volunteers
• 19-year-old killed in Route 422 crash
• W.Va. mine safety laws sent to governor
• Conference honors fire up WVU heading into Big East Tournament
• VND Spotlight Male Athlete of the Week
• Kay: Employers first look for the bad
• Shafted by GM bailout
• Diesel fuel spill in Greene County spurs state investigation
• Westmoreland County group sponsoring photo contest
• Cranberry woman dies in house fire
• Parishioners left in dark about priests
• Robinson dunk propels Pitt in victory over St. John's at MSG
• Riverview eyes historic win in PIAA Tournament
• Android Market checks out, Google Play moves in
• GM bailout buys bonuses
• Decision may be made today on Health department leader Dixon's fate
• Tapped prison calls reveal movement of heroin
• Newsmaker: Kayla J. Kuntz
• Hazards in W.Va. Upper Big Branch mine missed, report reveals
• Lawmakers urged to make changes to Right-to-Know Law
• Pitt knocks off St. John's in first round of Big East Conference Tournament
• Burrell sophomore DesLauriers ready for his PIAA moment
• Highmark cuts ties to urgent care center
• Volunteers Needed
• Matt Damon and Christian Bale movies may start filming here in spring
• MSHA admits errors, not fault in explosion
• Disabled woman killed in Cranberry house fire
• New board of health to vote on replacing Dixon
• Council meets deadline to approve redistricting plan
• Standard & Poor's affirm's Penn State's long-term bond rating
• Obituary: Jerome Eisner / Musician who thrived on local jazz scene
• FBI using Facebook to help track down fugitive
• National briefs: Schools dispense unequal justice?
• AIU to start new cyber charter school in fall
• Financier convicted in $7 billion swindle
• Mayor knocks down Shields nomination to police review board
• Former state administrator heads environmental group
• TV Notes: Filipino denies Kitsch's claim
• Lawyers: Amish sect leader prosecution is unconstitutional
• Nuke talks with Iran to resume
• Holiday market goes German Continental Christmas
• August Wilson Center exhibit explores African-American identity in the Appalachian Region
• DEP leader testifies at tense House budget hearing
• 'Cracker' plants hold promise of more jobs
• Minnesota School District Reaches Agreement on Preventing Gay Bullying
• New book an illustrated look at PSO's past and present
• More cuts to region's military
• Pistons outlast Lakers
• Florida Higher Education May Face Big Budget Cuts
• Paul Deen and brother sued in harassment case
• Stop beating the drum for war with Iran
• Big Macs pair seeking second titles in PIAA wrestling
• 'He Should Be All Right,' Massachusetts Voters Say of Their Ex-Governor
• August Wilson Center Dance Ensemble celebrates artistic visions of four women choreographers
• Memories of Baba are sure to survive loss of family home
• Obama Academy ousts Butler, 56-54
• Gingrich Takes Georgia, Keeping Campaign Alive With a Southern Strategy
• Essay: What about us?
• Report: Manning, Colts to part ways
• Belief is just a swallow away for Panthers, fans
• Voters Said the Economy Was Their Main Issue
• On Iran, Questions of Detection and Response Divide U.S. and Israel
• Let's Talk About Birds: African grey parrots
• Women's pro bowling title will be decided outdoors
• Colonials-Blackbirds a natural matchup
• Scrutiny of Political Nonprofits Sets Off Claim of Harassment
• World Powers Agree to Resume Nuclear Talks With Iran
• People: Rush Limbaugh, Lada Gaga, Connie Britton and Christina Hendricks
• Santana strong in spring debut
• Duquesne dumped in first round
• Triceratops' Quiet Cousin, the Torosaurus, Gains New Legitimacy
• Eastern Libya Demands a Measure of Autonomy in a Loose National Federation
• Letters to the editor
• McCutchen sounds like perfect fit
• Connecticut travels familiar path in win
• Australia's Changing View of the Dingo
• Bangladesh: Saudi Diplomat Is Killed
• Pressure situation: Action on transportation is needed all around
• World briefs: Eastern Libya pulling away
• Crosby cleared to take contact
• Arrests Sow Mistrust Inside a Clan of Hackers
• Pro-Israel Delegates Have Washington's Ear on Iran
• Iran's fallout: Its democracy movement fails to have an impact
• U.S. moves to aid Assad foes
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• Pittsburgh Public Schools board advised to reject charter of one school; renew another
• Despite Kremlin's Signals, U.S. Ties Remain Strained After Russian Election
• A city revived: Forbes.com gives Pittsburgh its latest accolade
• World Bank: Extreme poverty drops despite recession
• Devils clip Rangers, 4-1
• Traffic stoppages possible tonight on Route 28
• Under Cover of the Night, Syrians Cross Into Safety
• WTAE-TV adds reporter
• Countries cutting Iranian oil purchases
• Miles case focus narrows to officers
• Grandview Avenue traffic restrictions begin today
• Somalis Caught on Hijacked Iranian Ship Sent to Seychelles for Piracy Trial
• Boss swings through expectations with 'Wrecking Ball'
• URA seeks project funding for Downtown office, hotel
• 1976 murderer guilty in 2nd death
• UConn women snare fifth Big East title in row
• Obama Scolds G.O.P. Critics of Iran Policy
• Tax refund scam targets seniors, poor
• Casino license row heads to top court
• Harvard's NCAA wait finally over
• Avalanche and Attacks Add to Woes of Afghans
• Aisle50 to use Groupon model at Shop'n Save supermarkets
• Turnpike considering all-electronic toll system
• Robert Morris women fall in NEC semifinals
• Black Students Face More Discipline, Data Suggests
• Business news briefs for 03/07/12
• Orie staffers give varying testimony of political work
• Hilltoppers stun Sun Belt
• Teen dies after Slippery Rock crash
• Mercer County man indicted for explicit images of youths
• Diesel fuel spill in Greene County spurs state investigation
• Carnegie's 1st library granted landmark status
• Hazards in W.Va. Upper Big Branch mine missed, report reveals
• Duquesne can't keep up with UMass in Atlantic 10 Tournament
• Butler Health System to manage Ellwood City Hospital
• Collier: Panthers don't stop believing
• Alleged beating of teen nets $75,000 settlement
• Deputies arrest Harrison woman on most-wanted list
• Fayette man admits strangling girlfriend
• Jailed killer convicted of second murder in 1976 robbery
• School district hears recommendations on charter schools
• Hempfield man accused of wife's murder seeks public defender
• Former Pittsburgh City Councilman Doug Shields may get open post
• North Shore Connector opens March 25
• Harrison woman on 'most wanted' list found hiding in closet
• Grandview Avenue restrictions to last about two weeks
• Mercer man facing state, federal charges connected to producing child pornography
• Turnpike to hire firm on all-electronic tolls
• Penn Avenue Place sold for $54 million
• FBI turns to social media for help in armored car case
• Seniors lead Pitt past St. John's in first round of Big East tourney
• Oreo celebrates centennial with Market Square bash
• Chef Kelsey Nixon sets sights on busy young people
• Environmental group sues PA to direct drilling money to forests
• It would be a sin to ignore high-quality California zins
• Gasoline rises 4 cents this week in western PA
• Pitt beats St. John's in first round of Big East tourney
• Holiday Market will inject Downtown with Old World tradition
• Bettis traces ancestry on NBC show this Friday
• Music for the Spirit concert will be May 16
• Point Park dancers get Graham honor
• Judge to hold hearing on fate of dog that may have killed child
• Crew members sought for 2 movies set to film in Pittsburgh
• Braddock library named National Historic Landmark
• DVD reviews: 'Immortals' a visual feast
• Air Force plans 25 percent personnel reduction in Pennsylvania
• April is the coolest month for filmmaking here
• Hearing set on fate of husky involved in fatal newborn mauling
• FORE founder endows professorships at CMU
• Braddock library given 'historic' designation
• Murphy vows to fight 911th Airlift Wing's closing
• State troopers help deliver baby on Interstate 79
• Crosby cleared for contact
• Pirates beat Yankees 7-4 in Grapefruit League game
• News Brief: CMU's Nicole Hassoun's New Book Examines "Globalization and Global Justice"
• Armored-truck killing first local case on FBI Facebook page
• ToonSeum comic books in storage damaged in recent rains
• Developer to get going on Wholey landmark
• North Side park could get new name
• Strip developer to be fishing for office tenants
• Christian Bale to film 2nd movie in Pittsburgh region
• More reassessment meetings announced
• Prosecution of sect leader unconstitutional, lawyers say
• Briefs: Criminally good treats in Fluke's culinary mysteries
• ToonSeum seeks donations for cleanup after damaging rains
• Andrew McCutchen signs $51.5M contract
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• Brazen cyber-hacking team busted in wide attacks
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• 20th Taste of Westmoreland remains as fresh as first time
• Former Orie staff members say they kept scrapbook on corruption case
• Pittsburgh first U.S. city to spend time with courageous women
• Baby born today on I-79 doing fine, family says
• Tarragon, mushrooms dress up chicken breasts
• Squash with ricotta and fusilli is adult mac 'n cheese
• Judge sets hearing in Sandusky case over sharing of attorneys' information
• Sandusky case judge schedules Monday court hearing
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• Pittsburgh career and business expo - Tuesday, March 20, 2012
• Press Release: Unlocking Autism's Mysteries: CMU's Marcel Just Uses New Brain Imaging and Computer Modeling To Predict Autistic Brain Activity and Behavior
• Downtown area attracting talent to Pittsburgh, officials say at meeting
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• Forbes names 'Burgh a survivor
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• Protests break out, observers cite fraud in Russian election
• County Health Department director Dixon expects departure
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• CONSOL cuts production at another mine
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• George Jugovic named PennFuture CEO
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• Title company lays off 60 employees
• Altmire to stay on 12th District ballot
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• PA Turnpike may get cameras to collect tolls
• 'Fashion Star' outfits in stores the next day
• PG slideshow: Marfa, Texas
• Walkabout: A buyer should find plenty of appeal in Penn Avenue blight
• Armed guard Konias enters second week on run
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• GOP in no rush to censure Limbaugh
• More criticism aimed at Upper St. Clair housing development
• Three fire departments plan merger
• Book is closed on library tax in Ross
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• Seneca Valley considers debt refinancing
• Snow adds to tornado survivors' misery
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• Marcellus Shale Coalition to offer online business directory
• Staffers made calls as Orie, ex-aide testifies
• Red Cross to send 2 volunteers to Kentucky
• Ex-Uniontown fire chief's trial under way
• Al-Qaida shoots 25 police in Iraq town
• Wide receivers Welker, Bowe hit with franchise tags
• Previewing the PIAA basketball playoffs
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• Lewis-Goetz acquires some assets of Industrial Rubber and Supply
• Lawmaker quits, admits robbery a ruse for nose job
• NFL bounties amount to incentive system run amok
• Health issue for UConn basketball coach Calhoun rekindles retirement talk
• China lowers growth target
• PNC Financial Services Group acquires
• Megan's Law violation alleged in Derry
• Thousands gather in Moscow to protest Putin win
• General manager Colbert: Steelers wouldn't condone bounties
• Syracuse men's basketball program reports possible drug policy violations
• Airplane bins to get roomier
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• Charges filed in pistol on Hempfield school property
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• As expected, Steelers wide receiver Wallace isn't franchised
• WVU women lose in Big East Tournament semifinals
• Regional Enterprise Tower could host residents
• Henschke to represent area businesses
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• Millcraft obtains new $33.5 Million mortage on Piatt Place
• Sports-oriented teacher from West Mifflin favorite of many students
• Trial in Loyalhanna Township triple killing delayed until August
• McCain calls for U.S. to strike Syria
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• Duquesne men's basketball squad relishes a chance at fresh start
• Obama NLRB ruling appealed by trade groups
• Opportunity lost
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• Obama does some 'super' scheduling
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• Drilling scrutiny spurs battle
• Penguins goalie Fleury again up to the task in victory over Coyotes
• Highlands grad Elliott returns with Pittsburgh Power
• Consumer agency takes student loan complaints
• Pittsburgh Tuesday takes
• City schools chief details savings plan
• Man who spat blood in nurses' eyes charged
• Environmental group's chief steps down
• Former major leaguer Dykstra gets 3 years in Calif. prison
• Grubb gets Hamlin back to NASCAR Sprint Cup's Victory Lane
• Apple's app store reaches 25 billion downloads
• Welcome to the White House: Political boiler room
• Judge allows signatures for Altmire
• Cause of Jeannette fire still unknown
• Tyrone driver grateful before DUI charge
• Law that bans texting for drivers to take effect
• Presley, Pirates finally break out the offense in rout of Orioles
• Trio of Viking swimmers headed to state playoffs
• Wall to Wall Studios wins top award at Addy's
• Mini-grants offered for autism patients
• Church's plans to raze 1850s house spurs petition drive
• 200 jail workers may be tested for hepatitis C
• Inmate Veon convicted of felony theft
• Sandusky prosecutors share items
• CF McCutchen's deal with Pirates finally falls into place
• Fox Chapel knocked out of playoff chase
• Ford to upgrade MyFordTouch digital controls in '11, '12 models
• New Lows may include diamonds in the rough
• Decisions of the Westmoreland County judges
• Georges man says he thought trooper was a fake
• Fleury leads surge to 6th win in row
• U.S. women lose to Japan in Algarve semifinal
• Dukes look for new life tonight
• Egyptian lawmaker resigns after lying about nose job
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