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• Washington, PA News
• WWII veterans enjoy reunion in Michigan
• Veteran recalls liberating concentration camp in Germany
• Waynesburg Central H.S. to graduate 153
• Carmichaels team places 5th in Envirothon
• Making the trek
• Heat no deterrent to noting sacrifice
• Three dog owners charged at casino
• Police jail Canonsburg man on terroristic threats charge
• Police arrest man wanted in assault
• O-R readers identify site of Washington school, church
• Looking back
• Court cases
• HOT ON THE TRAIL Outdoor enthusiasts have many scenic routes to choose from
• 'I know what they're going through'
• Empty promises? Audit criticizes Cal U.'s plan for using parking spots as revenue source
• Sandusky charity to shut down, transfer programs
• Auto parts bill root of City Council rift
• Suspect sought in West End homicide
• Cal U., Armenti reach deal on office access
• Armenti says firing was a setup
• Computing and Information Studies Professor to Exhibit Photography
• W&J Awards Six Faculty Members Tenure; Announces Promotion
• Allenport residents: Parked train cars must go
• Man shot, killed outside West End bar
• Steelmaker to begin layoffs in June
• From Hollywood to Highland Ridge: Community group using upcoming film festival as fundraiser
• McKees Rocks woman charged in connection with PT pill case
• W&J Students Participate in Vice President’s Campaign Event
• Police: Woman bites man after crash
• Drug charges filed against Pittsburgh man
• Briefs
• Councilman under fire
• Judge orders Armenti's office sealed
• Board allows appeal of contamination ruling
• Giant Eagle recalls bags of salad on listeria fear
• Feds plan local summit on prescription drug use
• Judge rules dealership thief must repay $500 per month
• Armenti alleges contract breach
• Dig, demolition uncover history in Brownsville
• Washington revises dress code draft
• DeWeese's fate in judge's hands
• PT doctor to plead guilty today
• Bentworth approves plan with tax jump
• Uncommon Grants
• Commencement Ceremony Celebrates Washington & Jefferson College’s Class of 2012
• DUI suspect misidentified
• Nottingham woman prepares her 2nd act
• Liquor license transfer on S. Strabane agenda
• Site of houses, road is unclear
• Fine weather accompanies Route 40 fest
• Court cases
• The Carrie Furnaces an integral part of U.S. history
• All about industry
• Former Fallowfield officer jailed
• Looking back: Decades of change at Cal U.
• Canonsburg 'popportunity'
• 5 days and out
• N. Franklin police probe man's claim he was robbed
• Don't call it a comeback
• Best of both worlds for county
• Judgment filed against retail developer
• Mon-Fayette bridge nears completion
• Vice president's stop at barbecue restaurant a surprise to many
• Audit finds Cal U. may have violated Pa. law
• Cal U. president Armenti is fired
• Police: Area man picks up drug bag at station
• Strike up the band ...
• Study: Hospitals' fiscal health improves
• Subsided land is home to wildlife
• A hot diggity to-do
• 2 jailed in home invasion
• Greene farmers market opening today
• Farmers market feeling a time change
• Borough getting 'aggressive' over property neglect
• Care providers: Proposed rate reduction unfair
• Identity Fraud Lunch & Learn Session
• Waynesburg OKs restrictions to accommodate oversized loads
• DeWeese reports to prison
• Drilling boosts local tax revenue
• Wrecks prompt road closure
• Dress code policy draws opposition
• WCT releases new schedules
• Three held after S. Strabane theft
• Blaine Township bridge struck by tractor-trailer
• Teens turn to sanitizer for cheap, risky buzz
• Midway woman identifies girls in 1954 fair photo
• Roadside memorials commemorate three killed in Smith crash
• Mother's Day on the run
• 'Good Egg' honored with day of service
• Hikers enlisted to monitor drilling violations on area nature trails
• Canonsburg's Perry Como was a pioneer among post-war entertainers
• The world beneath their feet
• Indian court overturns S. Fayette teen's conviction in mom's killing
• N. Strabane man's death sparks estate controversy
• Judge denies DeWeese request
• 3 die in head-on crash
• Cross Creek man jailed in assault
• PT business manager announces retirement
• Master plan for county fairgrounds revealed
• Family charged in car scheme
• 3 jailed in Canonsburg home invasion
• Sesame Street Puppeteer to Receive Honorary Degree; Founder of ANSYS to Address Graduates at College’s 213th Commencement
• Hatfield's Ferry Power Plant boiler subject of state probe
• Arguments scheduled in Pa. Act 13 lawsuit
• Principal gets $22K and pay raise in Canon-Mac settlement
• Missing Canonsburg woman found dead in parking lot
• Post Office backs off plan to shut down sites
• Fallen officer Dryer honored
• Missing Canonsburg man found in jail
• Meeting scheduled on mine expansion
• Set for a wardrobe change?
• Study: No convention center for county
• Sorority Hits Home Run With Charity Softball Game
• Annual “Catch the Cure” Softball Tournament Raises Money for Susan G. Komen Foundation
• Presidents Enter Conference Baseball Tournament with Highest National Ranking in School History
• Live Well, Work Well Newsletter
• Dr. Zheya Gai and the ASIANetwork Conference
• Judge issues opinion on county reassessment
• DEP to monitor plaza following evacuations
• Canon-McMillan, principal settle two-year dispute
• Payback may cost more monthly
• Trooper heads to trial in crash
• Court cases
• Tire recycling collection planned at fairgrounds
• Identities, relationship sought in 1954 photo
• Woman transitions from hockey mom to outfitter
• Motorcyclist killed in Route 40 crash
• AGH deal aids emergency techs
• Briefs
• Rustic renovation - Historic Roberts House get a much-needed makeover
• Greene Relay raises money, cultivates lasting friendship
• A piece of Washington's industrial past
• Veteran speaks at Law Day event
• Wash High grad honored
• No vote needed in 50th
• Rally protests proposed cuts affecting 'vulnerable citizens'
• Baseball legend now bridge namesake
• Survey: Drainage impacting fairly healthy Pike Run
• Prison inmate kills self near anniversary of murder
• Cock fight fliers irk Greene County commissioners
• Man shot in face in Lincoln Terrace
• Well-wishes prompt restaurateurs to rebuild
• Suspect sought in Carroll stabbing
• Care home violations spur DPW citations
• Rocking for the cure
• Turtle turns up 47 years after youngster put initials on shell
• Homicide suspect faces trial
• SAB Street Fair
• Shooting victim in serious condition
• Canton man arrested after assault, gunfire
• Dems aim to change Act 13
• Court denies Act 13 change
• D.A. seeks death penalty
• Center for Energy Policy & Management
• W&J Energy Index Unveiled at Opening of Center for Energy Policy and Management
• Washington & Jefferson College Unveils Energy Index at Opening of Center for Energy Policy and Management
• Work behind schedule for Route 19 corridor project
• Driver charged in Sept. collision
• Retired barber remembers
• Carmichaels crash injures 2
• Suspect not named; victim hospitalized
• Universal growth
• Inmates go to lengths for ink
• Piecing together clues on Peters Twp. photo
• Charleroi native reaching new heights
• Barrels and closures and detours - oh my!
• Summer Employment
• Dr. Alice Lee
• A welcoming sight
• KICKING IT Adult kickball leagues lets grown ups be kids again
• One thing's certain in 50th District: uncertainty
• Looking back
• 'DEVASTATING'
• Waynesburg store burgled twice on same day
• Vittone: Clock still ticking on charges
• PUC asks judge to modify Act 13 injunction
• Law firm supports O-R in gas case
• In honor of a hero
• May Healthy Highlight
• Summer Storage Information Now Available
• Faculty Colloquium-Gregg Osborne
• ITL Honors Project Presentation-"Protecting Consumers: The Smart Grid and Your Data"
• Grant to Send Professor and Four Students to China to Study Economy and Impact of Labor Shortage
• TRIPIL protests cuts
• Things to get a bit wild
• Former attorney pleads guilty to federal charges
• Chief says kerosene heater was cause of blaze
• Cal U. students to present park ideas at public workshop
• First 48 of Finals
• Résumé Review Session
• Putting old pills in the right place
• Company seeks arbitration reversal
• White appears to be write-in winner
• Ringgold hires woman for top post
• Man admits murders
• W&J Junior Travels to Korea as Guest of Alumnus; Puts “Best Foot Forward” in Visit to Nike Factories
• Area woman injured in fight
• Murphy glides to victory in 18th District
• Fischer defeats Toothman in 50th race
• DeWeese heading to prison
• Fischer defeats Toothman in 50th race
• Professor Publishes Book on Importance of Storytelling
• Dr. Annette Drew-Bear
• Poetry Reading
• Low voter turnout expected
• Low voter turnout expected
• DeWeese aide gets probation after plea
• In defense of state cuts
• Police jail city man in '09 shootings
• N.J. man injured in I-79 accident
• Houston family's hunting aid catching attention of hunters around the country
• Mystery photo: Too cool for school
• 'I feel positive'
• Sushi Night - April 25
• Fallowfield voters split on ballot for Congressional district
• A line drive to vet awareness
• Court cases
• Mitt Romney to visit South Park Monday
• Candidates seek write-in votes
• Cal U. hosts grand opening
• Gastonville church closing
• Trinity student sues over bus crash
• Painkiller use cited in home closure
• Judge: No say for drillers in Act 13 suit
• Bentworth OKs motion to alter, curtail future classes
• THS students gather to remember crash victim
• Carmichaels: Immunization issue may bar 150
• Class ranks eliminated at Trinity High School
• Spahr: Spain election link bunk
• “Extreme Couponing” Stars from Monongahela to Share Cost-Saving Tips at W&J
• YOU CAN HELP TO FIGHT CANCER
• W&J Faculty Attend Mathematical Association of America
• W&J Students Attend 2012 Mathematical Association of America
• Split verdict delivered in infant assault case
• Hanover suspends police chief, patrolman; reinstates force
• Police beef up Route 18 patrols
• Charges against $534K theft suspect dropped
• Driver dies in ballfield crash
• 2012 Energy Summit
• Washington & Jefferson College to Open Center for Energy Policy & Management to Foster Research & Development, Economic Growth, Community Engagement
• N.J. man who lived through Holocaust shares his story
• $435,739 literacy grant awarded to Central Greene
• Republicans eye seat in 50th
• Small meeting, big thinking
• Former hospital nears reopening
• Local physician dies in Ohio crash
• More teachers resign at J-M
• Running on his record
• Author warns of fracking effects
• Seasonal sign: Right lane closed
• Summer Housing Information: NOW AVAILABLE
• Spring Closing Information Now Available
• Eleven students present research at Biology Symposium
• Meeting recap: Canton Township supervisors
• Vaccine deadline near for students
• Waynesburg photo mystery no more
• Crash couldn't defeat Waynesburg woman's spirit
• South Strabane crash claims second life
• Driver dies in Route 19 wreck
• Pulling together for a good cause
• Court cases
• Area lawmaker in race for Pa. post
• Future geologists earn on-site drilling experience at Cal U.
• Racing toward growth
• Anniversary resonates locally
• Cold-case killer heads to prison
• Pulling together for a good cause
• W. Finley man accused of running over girlfriend
• Panel debates Fla. slaying at Cal U. conference
• Waynesburg University hosts water safety panel
• Trinity Middle a 'School to Watch'
• Convicted senator's district would move across state under new plan
• California University to lay off 9 employees
• Man faces trial in church robbery
• Waynesburg man arrested in rape
• Clinic plans to reopen
• Washington Rt. 19 work to get under way Monday
• Judge halts zoning limits in Act 13
• Threat clears Cal U. buildings
• 'Road map' to reassessment
• GPS tracks DUI suspect
• Greener Goodwill store coming to Washington
• System faces tests in Pa.
• Glenn Miller Orchestra returns to W&J for Concert April 17
• Man injured in crash
• Hit-and-run suspect waives arraignment
• Sex camp a concern for residents
• Guilty plea in 2001 slaying
• Sting nets 9 arrests
• Summer School Program
• Briefs
• Signs for the times
• 13 guys, a truck and a town
• Presidential portrayal revives history
• Hopping to it
• Battling with brains and Bots
• Coming up
• Municipalities with more to store
• Drilling triggers big water business
• HHMI-supported student research poster session
• Washington considering hefty fine for failure to move vehicle
• Humane society vies for grant sponsored by TV's Rachael Ray
• Marshal says fire was arson
• Trinity moves to eliminate class ranking
• County hopeful on reassessment moratorium
• Man accused of running burglary ring held for trial
• 'Price is Right' for local woman
• Court day scheduled for Act 13 injunction
• Parents of twins face trial
• Plea rejected
• Learn more about study abroad during International Week!
• Learn more about study abroad during International Week!
• Introducing ISL to W&J: Journeys into Nicaraguan Culture
• Professor Publishes Work on the Importance of Storytelling; Book Recognized by Oprah
• Cory Thoma at Towson University
• VDAY Co-Director Application
• Dangers of driving distracted
• Former 'Idol' contestant to headline Como event
• Mr. McFeely makes 'speedy delivery' at Cal
• Rabid cat bites child in Greene
• 1 number shy of Mega winnings
• 2012 Energy Summit
• National Student Employment Week April 9-13
• Online Extra: First aid - it's not just for people
• 'One-horse town' identified
• Mannequin used for rescue training smarter than the average dummy
• Internationally Renowned Expert on Cancer and the Environment to Speak at Washington & Jefferson College
• On Tuesday 10 April 2012, David Sanders will present the annual Branton Lecture in the Media Room at 7 pm.
• April Healthy Highlights
• A devil of a band: This trio of Burgettstown football players is hitting it big on the music scene
• Colo., Canonsburg connect via Como
• Trinity graduate building bridges
• Bus driver accused of endangering kids faces new DUI charge
• Travelers, small businesses feel sting of high fuel prices
• New policy affects tax collection for this year
• Interstate 70 chase ends with crash, arrest at Taylorstown exit
• Tracking crime in your backyard
• Driver faces more charges
• Taking a chance
• Pride Week- Sponsored by Gay-Straight Alliance
• Son Latino Fiesta
• Housing Selection
• Lintz, David
• Waynesburg man pleads guilty in baby's assault
• Challenge of drilling law filed
• Police: School bus driver drunk
• Court denies interceding in judge case
• Bethel Man files civil suit against Peters policeman
• Volume marks 50th year of parade
• Culture of connection
• Fire destroys Whiteley Twp. home
• Hip-hop star Wiz Khalifa buys house in Cecil Twp.
• Police: Couple locked young twins away
• Celebrate National Student Employment Week April 9-13
• National Student Employment Week April 9-13
• Theme Community Individual Applications
• Faculty Colloquium
• Registration for Intramural Sports ends on April 1st at Midnight.
• Details on PT practice emerge
• Mourning education
• Habitual DUI offender sentenced
• Congregation plans Canonsburg move
• Lake at Wisecarver to be refilled by Memorial Day
• Presentation by Bill Sheers
• Students Spend Spring Break Helping to Build Homes
• Students Partner with Habitat for Humanity on Spring Break
• Court cases
• Carmichaels authority has new water plan
• Ringgold receives $70K endowment
• Two charged in theft of steel rolls
• Houston boy, 11, catches couponing bug
• Holocaust Prisoner and Liberator Reunited at W&J
• W&J Reunites Holocaust Liberator and Prisoner for a Personal Look Back at History
• Bringing it home
• Finleyville man injured in crash
• Three hurt in accident in Somerset Township
• O-R seeks information about Mystery Photo No. 6
• Simple gifts
• A farewell to arms
• Municipalities make do with less from CDBG program
• 'Things Change,' but singer remembers her roots
• Dutch Fork Lake on road to recovery
• Lifeless swimmer pulled from Canonsburg Lake
• Man can keep house for now
• Heroin found in traffic stop
• One flown from crash on Route 18
• Cal U. professor honored for efforts in species recovery
• Car dealer: $50 not enough
• 2012 Summer Employment Program
• Facebook reunites Scenery Hill woman with her missing horse
• Ad shoot disrupts downtown Washington traffic
• Area residents 'Hunger' for new film
• Bentleyville pharmacy closes doors after raid
• Officials OK impact fees from gas drilling
• Bethany Haver Earns Third All-America Award
• Bentworth, teachers have 5-year deal
• Olive Garden plans advance
• Residents seek info on new mine portal
• Ringgold taking time on decisions
• Greene prepares to pass impact fee
• Résumé Review Session
• No 'pink slime' in Central Greene schools
• Group scores lawmakers' drilling votes
• Cecil, Peters latest to join action on gas drilling law
• Dem fights for Cal U. funds
• 'Steeler for life'
• Commencement 2012
• Stabbing leads to jail for city man
• Police: Man pulls gun on trucker
• New attorneys hired in '11 homicide-by-vehicle case
• PSEA going to bat for convicted school employees
• Police: Chief drove drunk to call
• Roasted's New Hours
• Right-sized construction
• Court cases
• Correction
• Area farm, farmers identified
• Trading in career for kids
• Spring Break Hours of Operation
• Still giving back
• Mt. Pleasant votes to join challenge of state drilling law
• Fracturing safe, say university studies
• Cal U. finances under investigation
• From West Pa. to L.A.: Actress screens feature
• District targets at-risk students
• Where's the beef?
• Officer organizes blood drive for an 'amazing little girl'
• Budget proposal alarms horse racing supporters
• Police: No charges in man's death on Pike St.
• Election officials field ID questions
• Work ahead
• Shell Chemical chooses Beaver County for cracker plant
• Dog mauled in Crucible; charges filed
• Briefs
• Commonwealth judge vacates order in reassessment case
• Suit filed over Avalon Court fire
• Animals seized in New Eagle
• Board terse in jail death
• Acclaimed poet Jehanne Dubrow to read from her work Thursday, April 5, at 7:30 p.m. in Yost Auditorium
• Visit from Presidents to Highlight Symposium on the Life and Customs of Western Pennsylvania
• Carmichaels Municipal Authority critic angles for spot on board
• Robinson Township looks to curb effects of industrial truck traffic
• Chartiers on board with rail proposal
• City cops crack down on crime
• Bentleyville pair guilty in burglary, bat assault
• FREE Jazz Ensemble Concert this evening
• County mulls convention center
• Pharmacists speak out
• Franklin gives conditional approval for Chesapeake building at tech park
• Scarcity of sewer tap-ins has PT developers angry
• Trial ordered in interstate death of sheriff's sergeant
• Biggest Loser Competition
• Steelers and W&J Team to Raise Money for Special Olympics
• W&J Teams with Steelers to Raise Money for Special Olympics
• Seuss birthday an opportunity to share the joy of imagination
• Dirt bike crashes injure 2
• Condos for business
• Briefs
• Where, who ... why?
• Trinity student helps discover unusual pulsar
• Back in business
• State's gas impact fee means windfall for some
• Light shone on policies at jail after man's death
• Investors buy idled Allenport steel site
• Conditions of release modified for former E. Washington chief
• Authority asked for Carmichaels costs
• More companies flock to Southpointe II
• Mylan to move headquarters to Southpointe II
• Narcotic blamed in inmate death
• Free Coffee
• Charged no more
• Elections director: Voter ID bill won't present problems
• Less winter, more allergies
• Crash suspect nabbed
• Teamsters: No deal for UPMC care, Canonsburg
• W&J physics students present research in Boston
• Eating Your Way to Wellness Webinar
• Mine expansion focus of DEP meeting
• Home invasion suspect heads to trial; third jailed
• Outpouring of goodwill for dog that was starved
• Diesel spill polluted Greene Co. waterway
• UPMC-Highmark flap limits coverage at PT urgent care center
• Call for Co-Directors for VDAY
• W&J Wins Prestigious Senator Paul Simon Spotlight Award for Internationalization
• Volunteer fire companies take step toward merger
• Simon relates horrors of war
• Suspected getaway driver nabbed
• Texting ban aims to reduce wrecks
• Law prods MarkWest to seek OK for station
• Order Coffee Online
• 60 laid off from local title business
• Animal shelter seeks information on emaciated Beagle mix
• Fire damages California house
• Cecil joins neighbors in gas law opposition
• Wife killer gets life in prison
• 2 sought in Franklin Twp. home invasion
• CPAs see few changes for individual filers this year
• 1938 ticket booth awaits new location, use
• Are human behaviors ruled by the moon? Law enforcement, science diverge on lunar effects
• Mining town identified
• Home invasion suspect jailed
• Man guilty of robbing Greene County bank
• Convicted killer to be sentenced Monday
• Killers face life in 2003 California slaying case
• Father pleads guilty in shaken-baby case
• Housing Selection: Registration is Now Open
• March 5 – 11 is National Sleep Awareness Week
• Briefs
• Lawmaker takes 'stabs' at funding cuts
• County OKs gas well impact fee
• 'Idol' 13 unlucky for Brock
• Happy birthday, Dr. Seuss!
• Parrini Brothers Concert Continues Anniversary Season at W&J’s Olin Fine Arts Center
• March Healthy Highlights
• DeWeese to remain on primary ballot
• Closure of Elrama plant to affect 50 employees
• Washington County expects to adopt drilling ordinance
• Back in business
• Residents attack Ringgold board
• GOLD Profiles
• National Student Employment Week April 9-13
• Fisher exits race in 48th
• Data focus of city police efforts
• Rare birthday celebrations
• Iceoplex on the market
• Family: He 'Brocked' it
• Harassment Prevention Training
• Old Bradley Center site available
• Humane society officials rescue dog trapped in cistern for about four days
• New chief promises a presence
• New film champions natural gas industry
• Washington mayor: Turn all eyes to blight
• Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow to give lecture at Washington & Jefferson College
• Presidents Go for Gold in Charity Basketball Game against Steelers
• Faculty Colloquium
• Love of the job drives local woman
• A work in progress
• Piecing together 'coal patch' location
• Committee to present economic-growth plan to Washington Council
• DEP: Robinson spill bigger than first thought
• South Strabane home intruder with coffee cup-size gash to head sought
• The iPad impact
• Property tax relief deadline upcoming
• Classmates raise money for students hurt on I-79
• Fallen sheriff's sergeant laid to rest
• FEMA grants $853K for Greene radio system
• Athlete apologizes for 'inexcusable' action
• Crash kills Smith driver
• Winter 2012 Magazine
• Theme Community Open Houses
• Movie Screening: Prep School Negro
• Free Hugs Day
• City's mail processing center to close
• Sergeant's procession outlined
• Sarris features 'Idol' contestant Brock on candy bar
• Woodland Hills athlete facing assault allegation
• 'Energy surge' fuels area economy
• Man gets 4 to 8 years for invasion
• New Y could be reality by 2015
• Woman to face trial
• Pipeline worker injured
• Wife killer gets 15 years
• Downtown Washington post office to stay open
• Mon Valley Hospital's surgical wing gets face-lift
• J-M sees decrease in fund balance
• DEP: No new spill
• Ballpark bought for $3.9M
• Intramural March Madness Basketball
• Marcellus and medicine
• Cal U. police consider charges against teen
• Nottingham supervisors: We have no authority
• Three injured in leap from I-79 overpass
• Change of command
• Renowned Conservationist and Author to Speak on Environmental Civility at W&J Lecture
• Create a Logo Contest
• Information Tables by Mailroom
• Upcoming Events
• Briefs
• Two hurt in crash
• Mystery solved as 'Y-Teens' identified
• Criminals, cops flock to Twitter, Facebook, more
• City Mission expects annual fundraiser to set new record
• Washington NAACP branch was beacon in civil rights era
• W.Va. sheriff's sergeant killed in DUI chase
• Hanover Twp. police department under investigation
• Three looking to oust Casey take message to county GOP
• Democrats avoid filing for seat held by DeWeese
• Cecil Twp. supervisor says historical homestead would make a good park
• Traffic cases on docket for students in faux court
• Trinity rejects charter school
• DEP probes gas well spill
• Townships mull challenge to gas law
• Toothman to seek GOP nod in 50th
• SF teen's DUI trial slated for March
• Ringgold facing threats of secession
• Solobay vote sparks protest
• McGuffey hires Dalton
• Spring RED OUT Games
• County to seek Marcellus fees
• Judge throws out county's reassessment order appeal
• Nemacolin man held in Mexican teen's death
• State plans to close Donora-Webster Bridge permanently
• Ringgold board votes to reopen two schools
• W&J's Student Employee of the Year
• Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues
• Olin Arts Series Takes a Look at "Oscar®-Nominated Short Films"
• Saccone challenged in 39th District
• Area man accused of beating girl, 3
• DEA agents raid PT doctor's office
• 'Fowl' odor hits California
• Area candidates heat up state races
• Combat Stress Initiative to Educate Local Clergy
• W&J’s V-Day Performances Raise Awareness of Violence Against Women and Funds for Local Organization
• DeWeese re-election eligibility challenged
• County cashing in on casino
• Robinson to contest new law
• Washington man alive in hunt for 'Idol' crown
• Anchor's away - almost
• Tips for Effective Communication
• Worker hit by rock at Consol mine
• Photo begs question: Where are they now?
• California mother overcame dyslexia, cancer to make better life
• Farmer taps new equipment to make most of maple syrup output
• Rt. 19 project headaches have only just begun
• Love that lasts
• After weeks of warm weather, winter arrives with vengeance
• DeWeese conviction complicates primary
• I-79 lane restrictions planned
• Events
• Area clubs holding fundraisers
• Court cases
• Minor issues surface at plant
• W&J’s Tuition Freedom Day Celebrates Philanthropy
• National Security the Topic of W&J Panel Discussion Feb. 15
• Professor's New Book Celebrates Presidents and First Ladies as Students and Educators
• Relief for county schools: No cuts planned for 2012-13
• Corbett budget could hit horse racing industry
• Ringgold: Cost to reopen two schools would be $4.5 million
• Awaiting sentencing, DeWeese says he'll seek re-election
• Drilling bill gets mixed reviews
• Fall 2012 study abroad deadline is March 1
• Ex-local woman sentenced for insurance fraud
• Trial next for bank robbery suspect
• Clarksville driver held on all charges
• Cal U. to furlough 11
• 110 employees to lose jobs at Franklin Twp. site
• W&J Announces Dean’s List for Fall Term
• Sarris looks to March reopening
• Verdict evokes mixed reaction from 50th District
• Greene lawmaker convicted on 5 counts
• Trial looms for woman charged in fatal crash
• Suspect sought in attempted robbery
• New Program Affords Student from Brazil Opportunity at W&J
• Brazilian Student Attending W&J With Help From Science Without Borders
• Court cases
• Ready to launch
• Readers flood to identify Hayes bridge
• Consol plans to expand operation
• 'Good step' for Brownsville
• February New Hires
• January New Hires
• Fire leads to run on Sarris treats
• Forensic science schools teach techniques for solving crime
• Still craving the sauce
• Sweet surprise: Color-coded cake reveals baby's gender to family
• Action on gas impact bills on horizon in Pa.
• Alpha seeks Clean Water Act permit for mine proposed in Holbrook area
• Company eyes Mon for power plants
• Graysville man dies after he is hit by vehicle
• Piece by piece: Family looks ahead
• LANDMARK CHOCOLATIER SAVED
• Upcoming Flash Sessions
• City budget: $539K fund balance; money for streets increased
• Gas drilling lease changes irk residents tied to park
• No verdict in DeWeese corruption trial
• Posts cut by county
• DA seeks death in widow's killing
• Faculty Colloquium
• W&J to Hold Mock Election Tuesday
• TIAA-CREF Financial Seminar “Staying On Track In A Volatile Market”
• Request to open PT deal denied
• Range offers $2.2M bonus to drill at Dutch Fork
• Police end probe of PT sports
• DeWeese case heads to jury
• Man held on all counts
• Intramural Registration: Dodgeball, Wallyball, Raqcuetball
• A Useful Tool From Your EAP
• A Useful Tax Tool From Your EAP
• Swimming and Diving Coach Marks 400th Win
• Judge denies papers access to Hallowich gas settlement
• Housing authority to ban smoking in Washington County apartments
• Alta Vista welcomes new tenant
• Police: Bank robber wanted dentures
• Many DeWeese supporters line up to testify for defense
• February Healthy Highlights
• Canonsburg woman sues Walmart for $100K over defamation
• Sinking feeling at Ringgold school
• Lawyer in ethics probe testifies
• Range keeps focus on region
• City Council continues to whittle away at 2012 budget
• Ice Hockey to Host Alumni Event
• Dr. Mulvania publishes poem in Hudson Review
• Police identify man killed on I-70
• Mystery photo: Good eye, memory needed
• Big win, savings
• Second Canton arson in January
• Man jailed in sledgehammer attack
• Interior of Washington County Courthouse receives a long overdue renovation
• City reopens 2012 budget, seeking cuts
• Providing nourishment and hope
• PT coach responds to injury allegations
• Pa. GOP endorses Irey Vaughan, Maher
• 7 patients - 6,600 pills: Millsboro dentist arrested
• Fire at North Strabane bar rekindles
• Lost and found
• Life after Haditha ...
• Day-old infant left in emergency room
• Student Hunger Task Force Making an Impact in Local Community
• National Student Employment Week
• Council member seeks GOP nod
• PT football program raises flag
• Meningitis kills miner
• N. Strabane tavern leveled
• Jury hears DeWeese's grand jury testimony
• More charges filed against hit-run suspect
• Local lawmakers react to court vote
• Fundraising aide testifies at DeWeese trial
• Greene County commissioner has 'ultimate' political experience
• Dropped charges sought
• Red out the Iceoplex - Ice Hockey
• Family of area man found in Ohio River copes with loss
• Police believe woman robbed bank
• Clemons accused of slaying
• Ex-aide: Staff did campaign work for DeWeese
• Jury convicts pair in execution-style killing from 2003
• Fisher to face off against Neuman
• S.E. Greene discusses program
• Man becomes murder suspect
• Killing case heads to jury
• DeWeese called 'common thief'
• 2012 Holiday and Winter Break Schedule
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• Area alumni cherish time and lessons
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• Readers shed light on 1912 photo
• Robinson woman found unresponsive, faces drug charges
• Cargo spill creates sticky situation on Interstate 70
• Pension costs force tax talk
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• Interstate crashes cause injuries, delays
• Celebrate National Pie Day with U. Grant Miller Library
• W&J Grad Named Head Coach of Miami Dolphins
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• Jury chosen for DeWeese criminal trial
• State senators look to end 'summer gas'
• Fines planned over Greene drilling site issues
• Coroner: Death cases up from 2010
• Ice Hockey Red Out Game
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• Expert: Fed reach big issue on Web
• Libraries offer eBooks, audio books
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• Uniontown man must pay $115K in state taxes
• Mt. Pleasant home renovation held up by stop-work order
• Man convicted of sex assault on girl, 7
• Jailed man faces more charges
• Trooper testifies on victim's role as drug informant
• Core Ensemble to Perform at W&J
• 'It changed the world'
• $10.4M set for highway surveillance
• Police say driver tried to run down man twice
• DeWeese eyes re-election as trial nears
• South Strabane police seek computer thief
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• Range Resources' regional HQ favors individual offices over open-space plan
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• Udin: King's work remains unfinished
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• Historians create database to track quiltmakers, quilts
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• Gun sales up as crime rate declines
• State trooper takes stand in 2003 murder trial
• Energy forum draws local educators, industry reps
• Unshredded county documents in bin 'not that top secret'
• Trinity settled lawsuit for $150K
• Murder victim feared her ex
• S. Fayette discusses seismic testing rules
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• Westland search called off; family pleads for surrender
• Woman's body found
• Proposal Deadline
• Magellan Writing Workshop
• Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Dinner
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• Trooper: Widow's throat slit
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• Thieves eye unlocked vehicles in S. Fayette
• University worksite yields museum artifacts
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• Wife: I felt the barrel on my head
• Hit-and-run suspect jailed
• 2011 Lifestyle Returns Drawing Winners
• Council hears proposal from city woman
• Ringgold considers alternatives for reopening schools
• Murder trial jury selection under way
• Officers credited with quick arrest
• Vote sets power plant in motion
• East Finley man charged with killing 80-year-old
• Briefs
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• Two area lawmakers aim for higher offices
• Smokers' stories about quitting
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• Police say Blaine Twp. student assaulted aide
• Trinity Area School Board settles suit
• Mining deaths down
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• Nine charged in alleged theft ring
• RA Info-Session at Marshall Hall
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• Jury finds local man guilty of DUI
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• Going green with holiday greens
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• To Event Organizers:
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• S. Strabane man gets prison for mail fraud
• Briefs
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• Ex-West Pike Run pol pleads in theft
• Community's call to action
• S. Strabane officials rescind motion on police department
• Washington County welcomes new faces
• Search continues for Clarksville man
• Pipeline would link Marcellus and Gulf
• Lake-effect snow snarls traffic, leads to multiple crashes
• January 2012 - A Healthy New Year
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• Timeless treasure
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• Mayor Davis takes office
• Briefs
• 'We still make things here'
• Gas industry drove jobs, wages and workforce development here
• Trinity tops contraption contest
• No break for giving back
• Too much tragedy Violent crimes dominate list of top Greene County stories from 2011
• 20-year-old dies in two-car wreck
• Washington County bids farewell to 3 public figures
• Dollars and despair
• Simply shocking
• Coal Queen relishes busy schedule as a new year arrives
• Retiring City Mission employee will be missed
• Mon pipeline work delayed
• No vacancy: Area hotels booked
• Coroner rules death 'suicide by cop'
• Council: Post office a 'Main' resource
• South Carolina trucker pleads guilty to weight limit charges
• Judges administer oaths to 30 taking office
• T-shirts honoring fallen police officer sold to support autistic son
• County's elected consider candidacies
• Drivers in Washington can expect more closures
• Charleroi woman jailed for threats, harassment
• Building goes back on the block
• 2012 ushers in EIT changes
• Mid Mon making its mark
• Board: Hanover did not commit unfair labor practices
• Some retailers look to snowy weather for sales boost
• Fundraisers aid late officer's son
• Contents of cop killer's van offer no helpful clues
• Sister, the Steelers are calling you
• Violist hitting his stride in music business
• Stores see average rate of return
• Law adds hours, subtracts passengers
• Panes pose local mystery
• Jury commissioners stand up for office
• Detours planned in Cecil Twp.
• Frankincense, myrrh valuable medicinally
• Reaction, reunion
• North Strabane husband jailed in shooting attempt
• Community responds with support
• FINAL SALUTE TO A HERO
• 'Secret Santa' spreads Christmas spirit
• Tradition of sending Christmas cards fading away
• Dryer latest loss of public servants
• 350 attend vigil for missing area man
• From the war front to the home front
• Business owners bow to funeral
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• 2,000 vehicles expected in city
• Police: City streets to be closed
• FOP Honor Guard answering call for services
• Ringgold mulls reopening schools
• Mayor-elect names new police chief
• Washington plans for 2,000-vehicle procession for gunned-down officer
• Washington Church of Christ holds toy giveaway
• Bridgeville man missing since Dec. 6
• Greene Co. receives grants for projects
• A police force in mourning
• Teen shooting suspect turns himself in
• Man going to prison for murder
• Food bank backs out of building plans
• Community, board weigh in at charter school hearing
• Toy drive still going after decades
• Fallen officer was veterinarian dedicated to police work
• Suspected cop killer shot down
• Winter EAP Newsletter
• Three Students Present Research at Convention of International Honorary Society
• Crashes blamed on icy roads
• Court cases
• A welcoming sight
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• Home sweet home
• Police: 5 jailed in drug bust
• Naughty, nice ... and neighing
• Coming up
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• Looking back: Greene County
• Lions Club announces students of the month
• Former Peters massage parlor owner admitted to ARD program
• Something special after 70 years
• Scammer can't talk grandma out of cash
• Freshman Goes the Distance with NFL Assist
• Freshman Looking to Go the Distance with Assist from NFL Wide Receiver
• Union Township approves contract for police coverage
• Neighbors' friendly rivalry makes rural valley glow
• Commissioners adopt 2012 spending plan
• Oklahoma company buys plot at Starpointe
• Two years for witness in teen's 1977 death
• Suspect cops plea in 2003 California man's slaying
• Commissioner: New congressional map is 'ugly'
• Scott Baker guilty of first-degree murder
• Inmate health plan will cut costs
• WG to pursue addition at middle-senior high school
• First 48 of Finals -- what did you think?
• Rep. White losing Canton, Burgettstown
• Police say suspect harassed attorney
• Water woes a worry in Carmichaels
• Psychiatrist: Defendant was capable of premeditation
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• Wanted Illinois man nabbed, accused of assaulting officer
• Robinson supervisors vote to close hearing on plant zoning change
• Mid-century in Monessen
• Census: Washington County median income tops Greene
• Husband: No memory of killing
• View our 2011 Holiday Video!
• Court cases
• Stay-at-home moms create business around accessory
• Canonsburg hosts live nativity following 2010 uproar
• Volunteer is 'heart and soul' of United Way
• Court cases
• Cadet's aim: decorate more vets' graves
• The Cookie Queen: a tribute to Sue York, one of our favorite bakers
• Redrawn districts affect region
• Driver dies in wreck after chase
• Navy member, area native recognized at Steelers game
• Water authority customers to receive 'greener' meters
• Police pursuit ends in wreck
• Shopper calls cops on wanted area man
• Husband admits killing wife in 2009
• Dr. Zheya Gai delivered a paper at the 2011 NPSA conference
• Hearings scheduled on school closings
• Council nixes request from new mayor
• Man wanted in robbery, assault jailed
• 'Gas gold rush' prompts pipeline
• Husband to take stand in slay trial
• It’s “Lights Out” Research for Senior Information Technology Leadership Student
• Study for Finals at the Library!
• Carmichaels strikes early-bird deal
• City properties sell for $18,151 on eBay
• Director urges suspect's surrender
• Retired corporal testifies in murder trial
• U.S. Navy veteran recalls attack on Pearl Harbor
• Winter Break
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• RA INFO-SESSION TONIGHT
• Panel to study shared services
• Oil, gas expo draws 800
• Hanover OKs 2012 budget with funds for police force
• Boy, victim’s father testify at trial over 2009 slaying
• Corbett urged to open part of expressway
• PNC's Frances Smith Rohrich to be Honored with Waltersdorf Award for Innovative Leadership
• Washington OKs negotiations over Park School improvement projects
• Ringgold board moves to reopen schools, close Finleyville building
• State to unveil the 18
• Mother: Defiance from boy after '09 slaying
• IUP student arrested for rape
• Finals Week Study Space Available!
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• Police call off search for girl after call determined bogus
• Md. man jailed on rape charge
• Law: Web shoppers to record sales tax
• Blind artist showcases talents
• Canonsburg celebrates Christmas
• Violations steady for gas drillers
• Judging efficiency
• Warrant obtained for shooting suspect
• 20-year-old injured in pursuit leaves hospital, goes to jail
• Police: Man stabs roommate with 9-inch steak knife
• Chesapeake buys property in EverGreene
• Friend testifies in 2009 slay trial
• A holiday tradition
• Man shot twice
• Buyer beware: Property on eBay carries $1.2M in tax liens
• S. Strabane panel OKs food bank proposal
• USC police seek men, money from van
• Boom from rooms
• 19 called to testify in Baker homicide trial
• 2012-2013 RA Application is NOW AVAILABLE
• W&J Recognizes Four Promising Sophomores with Annual Award
• Jury seated in Crucible murder trial
• Fire damages three buildings
• Two charged, city police cruiser hit in pursuit
• Three held for court in assault, kidnapping of Washington man
• Somerset man's vehicle crashes into Washington Mall
• W&J Invites Community to Holiday Light-up Night on Monday
• Dr. Annette Drew-Bear (English) delivered a paper at the American Shakespeare Center's Blackfriars Conference
• President's Open Office Hours
• Facts You Should Know About Sodium
• Girlfriend alleges assault
• Activists take aim at 'Delaware Loophole'
• Hearing planned on proposed strip mine
• Pipelines ordinance next focus in Peters
• Force aims to add K-9 member
• Riding High
• N. Franklin woman arrested for drugs
• Traffic worries accompany Waynesburg's annual parade
• Police seek more clues at shooting death scene
• Oak Forest woman killed in Route 21 crash
• Prominent building for sale on eBay
• First-Year Success Series: Giving Thanks! The Benefits of Gratitude Tuesday, November 29
• W&J Sports In Middle Of The Pack For PAC All-Sports Trophy
• RA Applications out on Friday
• Magellan Speaker Series
• Grad, Visiting Professor to Discuss “Return of the King” at Symposium on Vladimir Putin
• Expo will show high schoolers career opportunities in oil and gas
• Game designer lives in a small town, but his reach extends far
• Washington Co. soon may host charter school
• Trivia @ the Grille
• Small retailers gauge benefits of a day set aside for them
• Area veteran gone but not forgotten
• Breathing a little easier
• Three from Western Pa. die in crash
• Prosperity family hikes famous California landmark
• Live from Avella: Students run broadcast
• Branching out to the neighborhood
• Jury selection to begin in murder trial; husband accused of killing wife in '09
• Black Friday too big?
• County reviews similar slay cases
• S. Strabane officials vote to add on to municipal building
• Cecil Twp. couple dismisses appeal
• Fort Cherry enters contest for grant money
• It's back: Layaway revived for 2011 holiday shopping
• Police: Homeowner shot intruder
• Thanksgiving: just another shopping day?
• Hearing continued for 3 accused in kidnap, attack
• Flooding forecast for Mon Valley
• Hundreds partake of free feast
• Holidays made heartier
• Sophomore Places Fourth in U.S. Arabian Horse National Championships
• PT board: Expansion on hold
• Gambling-related case leads to ARD program for 3
• Coal helps boost assessment rolls
• Medical building gets OK
• Tax rate increase expected in PTSD
• U. Grant Miller Library Used Book Sale
• Library Holiday Food Drive
• RA INFO-SESSION
• J-M board OKs shared service panel
• Investigators probe area fires
• Assault leads to adult charges
• County bridge superintendent on road to retirement
• Soldier with local ties returns to U.S. for TV
• W&J Represented as Rotary Club Distributes Dictionaries to Local Elementary Schools
• Home Safe Program
• Actor, Impressionist, Comedian Presents His Unique Version of Shakespeare at One-Man Show at W&J
• Correction
• A Main Street staple At 120, Claysville's Sprowls Hardware has drawn farmers, homeowners and a president
• Robotics event a draw at Cal
• What's Up With That: Dan the Nanobrewer
• Fire hits Donora houses
• 2011 Conference on Undergraduate Research in Mathematics
• Turkey farm produces holiday birds by the thousands
• 55 years later, victim still haunted by rape
• Looking back: Greene County
• Lacking reliable profile, pedophiles hard to identify
• Childhood friends wonder if they really knew Jerry Sandusky
• Magazine spotlights Cecil Township
• No change in tax rate for county residents
• Main talks mine safety
• Cal U. unveils $59M Convocation Center
• Coroner orders inquest of inmate's Oct. death
• Would you like to make an extra $100 to offset your holiday expenses?
• Work Order Statuses Temporarily Disabled
• Barn owl takes residence on Washington Co. farm
• No waste of savings
• Killer faces sentencing again in 1985 case
• License centers to close
• Vote tables decision on Trinity coaches
• W&J Women’s Basketball To Host Free Girls Clinic in December
• E. Washington's 2nd-oldest home to become 'green space'
• Core drilling to begin soon in Mather
• Reassessment order to be appealed
• Indicted police chief seeking release from jail
• County mulls Range contract
• German Professor Recognized for Use of Technology in the Classroom
• Home Safe Program
• Senior Sara Kissinger Presents Vocal Recital
• Coroner: Scrapyard death was accidental
• Borough may move Rain Day event to alleviate traffic jams
• Judge says reassessment must move forward
• Bank robber sought
• Regional group: House drilling bill a 'power grab'
• Residence Hall Closings for upcoming breaks
• Police: Two men jailed in burglary
• Board tackles RV parks issue; concerns raised
• Purported assault, kidnapping lead to 3 arrests
• Traveling exhibit devoted to Dunkard Creek fish kill
• Indicted police chief out of a job
• Magellan Speaker Series
• RA Recruitment Event
• Correia, Mulcahy, and Toomey awarded Margaret A. Cargill Grants
• Balancing Work and Family Workshop
• Correction
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• Briefs
• Retiree finds time enough at last
• Award honors physician, wife who have aided thousands worldwide
• W&J Cross Country Duo Headed To National Championships; First Presidents To Ever Earn Invitations (11/13)
• Bank Association calls for court to hear class-action suit
• Combat Stress Program explores needs of veterans returning home from duty
• Veterans share simple message with kids
• SAR chapters honor World War II veterans
• Fans stand behind Nittany Lions
• Eberle’s Field Goal; Wiegand’s Punt Block Highlight W&J 24-21 PAC Backyard Brawl Win (11/12)
• Betting on lucky No. 11
• Students focus on victims of child abuse with vigil
• Attorney jailed on PFA violation
• Speaker: Make vets feel welcome
• Donora native returns for parade
• Start planning for study abroad!
• 2012 Benefits Open Enrollment
• Dilliner vet recalls World War II and the girl of his dreams
• Students honor service
• WWII pilot recalls his sorties over Germany
• Korean War vet's ashes stolen from national cemetery in Cecil Twp.
• Unofficial tally: Shober, Vittone election victors
• 16,800 gallons of drilling water spills
• Some counts withdrawn from Cal U. rugby players
• PT billboard of 30-year-old unsolved murder unveiled
• Fire destroys Washington house
• Local police chief: 'I'm the best cop money can buy'
• November is Diabetes Month
• Open Enrollment Sessions
• Monks from Gaden Shartse Monastery to Spend Week at W&J
• Security focus of homeland training
• Area church hopes outreach changes oil, hearts
• Cutdown to affect O-R size, not news
• Monster tombstone sparks spooky talk
• The Beast of Burnsville:A crazy whisper of history
• Washington Co. on lookout for its most wanted
• Owner of mansion goes from ghost doubter to hunter
• Candidates differ on privatization's perceived benefits
• Western Pa. avoids the worst of unusual Oct. snowstorm
• Range buys Mt. Pleasant property for $550,000
• Police seek suspect in timbering scheme
• Agency plans larger parcels in new Starpointe phase
• Police say man used machete on his son
• FBI arrests E. Washington police chief
• Pavilion push begins for market
• Administrators leaving West Greene
• River towns await collaboration to attract increased trail business
• Stalking suspect arrested
• Haunted history
• Choral Concert This Evening!
• Old Main Society Spotlight
• Alumni Trio Honored
• Drug take back day set
• No one injured in Buffalo house fire
• Three accused in 2003 California killing face one trial
• Cleaner air fuels PT choice
• Presto resident indicted for fraud
• Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Discount Codes
• State puts new limits on young motorists
• Guilty verdict in 1977 slaying
• Hanover OKs Range well pad
• Housing for gas workers topic of meeting
• I-79/I-70 south junction work to begin
• Director of Volunteer Programs Wins First Place in Scholastic Contest
• Volunteers develop Canton Township playground
• Marcellus Shale Commission report calls for more regulation
• Operation expansion
• PT urges 'no' votes on gas question
• Killing suspect passes on testifying
• Jazz Concert Tonight!
• Make Your Gift Today!
• Three Honored with Alumni Achievement Awards at Homecoming Weekend
• Environmental Film Series begins Wednesday, October 26th
• First-Year Success Series: Is THIS as good as it gets? Avoiding Titanic disasters in relationships! Tuesday, Oct. 25
• Preserving a county landmark
• Pumpkin fates vary
• State police seeking Avella man
• 100 reasons to cheer
• Lives take similar paths for mother and daughter
• W&J Falls Late On Senior Day; Marabella Breaks Goal Record (10/23)
• Looking back: Greene County
• Coming up
• Big business, big demands
• Country roads now home to construction, 'Dr. Seuss Trucks'
• Donora development was the steel industry's plan to provide housing for its white-collar employees
• 2000 Turkeys campaign gets assist from Pittsburgh Penguins
• Voices of support
• Analysts: DNA tests link defendant to '77 Mon Valley homicide
• Cal rugby players charged in assault
• City welcomes $5.1 million medical center
• County park error costly to company
• 'It's time everybody knows'
• Peters, Cecil trails projects receive $800,000
• Board: Pay-to-play no-go at McGuffey
• Four charged in homicide-wiretap case
• W&J Men’s Lacrosse Raising Money For Troops Deployed Overseas
• PAW reduces flouride in drinking water
• Marcellus industry reports job growth in SW Pa.
• Robberies plague South Hills
• Washington Co. taxpayers may see unchanged tax rate in 2012
• Charleroi-area police forces to merge
• Bookstore Order Form
• EQT official says Friday's fire result of pipe erosion
• Consol says man killed at W.Va. mine
• C-M board member 'outraged' by casino inaction
• TV show features national 'hot spot'
• Death penalty sought in July killing
• Vira Heinz program "coffee chat"
• Campus Sustainability Day
• Vicaro, Michael
• Reassessment, drilling focus of LWV candidate forum
• Fort Cherry board at odds over election plan
• Antique Mall closing after 22 years
• C-M parents: Review response to party
• Wages on rise
• TIAA-CREF 2055 Lifecycle Fund
• National Save For Retirement Week Is October 17-25, 2011
• "Behind Every Door Lies a Memory": W&J Celebrates Homecoming Oct. 21-22
• Driver hurt when car strikes building
• History relived
• Building on success
• Fundraiser forcing participants out of comfort zone
• Collector cherishes postcards from all eras
• Web of Terror McMurray filmmaker brings the 'Greatest Show Unearthed' to the Internett
• Crash critically injures Chartiers man
• Aspiration: role model
• Social media savvy
• Disturbance at restaurant lands man in county jail
• Murphy’s Two Goals Help Presidents Win School Record Ninth Straight
• Service dog alerts lawyer, 911 to possible seizures
• North Strabane Twp. woman waives hearing after third arrest for huffing
• New Eagle firefighter waives theft charges
• Grocer recalls packaged lettuce
• Employees put out fire at gas well site
• Mock Trial Team Hosts Second Founding Fathers Invitational
• Attorney asks Supreme Court to intervene in homicide trial
• Washington man organizes protest of unemployment
• Engineer: Water project could begin within weeks
• MarkWest fire did $450,000 in damage
• Western Center contract in place
• Legislators convene over tax bill
• Consol wants lawsuit moved to federal court
• Fire at compressor station out quickly
• Company files suit over Cecil ordinance
• Judge lifts order over sheriff's sale for district
• Summer Study Abroad Scholarship - Information Session
• Berry, Michael
• Poetry Reading by Neil Shepard, Thursday, Oct. 27th, 8:00 p.m. in the Media Room
• Couple riding ATV with dog crash
• Inquest scheduled in 2010 police shooting
• District asking its taxpayers for 9-mill increase for high school expansion
• Lion dies before zoning hearing
• Robinson developers look to add gas-fired unit to plan
• Faculty Roundtable: D-courses
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• Influenza Vaccine Information
• Carnegie Museums October Enews
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• Homecoming 2011: October 21-22
• Alumni Mentor Program - Apply today!
• No one injured in Monongahela incident
• Students uninjured in school bus crash
• Beth-Center teachers accept 1-year pay freeze
• Catch them if you can
• Teens arrested after shots fired
• Healthy Cooking Demonstration
• Think Pink Girl Talk Expo
• Antony Davies Lecture
• Fifty Years on Air, W&J Student Radio Station Celebrates College Radio Day
• 3 hurt battling Brownsville blaze
• Canonsburg company to offer dual-fuel conversions for commercial vehicles
• Coupon-clipping couple to make 2nd TV appearance
• Driver faces charges in fatal Canton Twp. crash
• Police say wife shot husband, killed self
• As drilling expands, area archaeologists worry that historical sites will be undone
• Baby's death may have been accidental suffocation
• Peters Twp. fire kills one
• Motorcyclist dies in collision
• Deaths believed to be murder-suicide
• Tax on aircraft parts targeted
• Infant's death in E. Washington investigated
• Trinity launches program aimed at ending bullying
• Mexican national indicted in heroin death
• Mylan Inc. co-founder dies at 77
• Garage demolition to begin today
• Local wanted man arrested in Pittsburgh
• Franklin Township zoning board sees influx of campground applications
• Washington goes from red to black
• MarkWest plan needs air-quality approvals
• W&J Hosts ACPA "Meet Up" for the Pittsburgh Region
• Man waives hearing in child-sex case
• Donora to host Vets Day parade
• Police: Firefighter stole $40K in equipment
• Defendant in '77 case granted judge trial
• Cal U. adds to police force
• W&J Lone Undergraduate Institution Chosen to Participate in Investment Competition
• Intersession 2012 in Germany Meeting
• Interested in shamanism? Rainforest cultures?
• Washington County bar to close
• Coal Center man claims medical usage for pot plants, faces charges
• Judge: Papers were too late to intervene in driller settlement
• Community waits 10 years for restoration of gas
• Under review, Pa.'s longwall mining law stirs passions
• Interested in shamanism? Rainforest cultures?
• TIAA CREF Consultation Sessions
• Become the President of Homecoming
• CALL FOR PAPERS
• Frank Gigler Named To D3football.com Team of the Week
• Planners grant final approval for Dollar General on Route 88
• Victim's co-workers eyed in homicide
• Wolfdale day care center eliminated in deal with DWP
• Judge allows addition to ballot
• Counties pleased with plan
• Scott Ryan Nabs Second PAC Weekly Honor
• Galligan Earns PAC Runner of the Week
• Homecoming 2011
• October New Hires
• Daily Steps for Less Stress - Register Now!
• October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• A real learning experience
• Dispatcher called to reclaim self
• Check it out
• Writing a winner
• Prohibition made for a dry climate
• Falconer makes his final appearance at Hickory fest
• Corbett speaks in closed meeting in Greene County
• California increasingly a community 'out of control'
• Carmichaels water customers notified about trihalomethane
• One jailed, two to be charged after police approach vehicle
• Cal U. frat suspended after police raid party
• Zoning questioned in lion adoption
• Homicide charges dropped
• National Football Foundation Honors W&J Left Tackle
• Paying it Forward
• 'High steaks'
• Corbett expected at GOP event in Greene County this weekend
• 55 of 69 area schools meet AYP conditions
• Washington County trial on fast track
• Area doc sentenced to prison
• Join us for W&J Family Weekend 2011! Friday, November 4 - Sunday, November 6
• Modern Language Department News
• Simpson named a "Composer to Watch" for ASCAP
• Cancer Survivor Turns Cross-Country Invitational into Ovarian Cancer Awareness Event
• Scholarships
• Presidents Protected by Senior Tackle
• Pittsburgh Banjo Club Opens New Arts Series Season in Celebration of 30th Anniversary of Fine Arts Center
• First-Year Success Series: Healthy Living, Healthy Decisions, & a Healthy You! Tuesday, Oct. 4
• Couple in their 90s rescued from hillside
• North Franklin Twp. house damaged in morning blaze
• Constitutional expert tapped for hearing on PT referendum
• Coroner's office confirms deaths appear to have been murder-suicide
• Police: Intruders wound 21-year-old in California
• Chrissy Marcius Ranks Second In NCAA Women's Soccer In Assists
• W&J Men's Ice Hockey
• Celebrating another year ... on the road
• 38 cited in Washington County for alcohol violations
• SUV stops runaway truck
• Dem faces ouster from committee
• Trooper: Greene County father kills his wife, two children, self
• Fire in attic out quickly
• Centerville veteran at top of Legion
• Road rules differ for Americans, Brits
• Looking back: Greene County
• An old twist
• Fort Cherry school: Let's Get Fit
• Engaged in wartime reminiscing
• Star-struck students
• PUC hearings on status scheduled
• In case of emergency ...
• I-79 crash victims identified
• McDonald providing lot with free parking
• Canonsburg man jailed after chase in S. Strabane
• Impromptu Fall Gathering
• Smith Twp. OKs 2 compressor stations
• Shots fired into Cal U. students' house
• County judge dismisses more than a dozen cases 'pending or just old'
• 'Hotel California'
• Two die in I-79 crash
• Margaret A. Cargill Grant
• W&J's German Program Recognized
• Grange, Ryerson have high hopes for new fall event
• Joint committee welcomes vo-tech director
• Cast members from musical 'Wicked' give pointers to area dancers
• Man ordered to stand trial in 2003 homicide
• Police pursuit ends in arrest
• Eleanor Clift to Discuss Politics at Washington & Jefferson College
• German Program Recognized by German Embassy
• Emerald seeks to renew permit
• Changes in Buffalo Township
• Fire forces evacuation of Waynesburg apartment complex
• Charleroi man faces trial in '03 homicide
• Pair sue over hepatitis-infected kidney
• Ex-city employee files suit for alleged unlawful firing
• Man accused of assaulting mother, 74
• County DA responds to attorney allegations
• Two DUI arrests, 1 night for city man
• Collision on Route 136 kills man
• Upcoming Flash Sessions
• Drop 10 in 10 - Register Now!
• Scholarships
• Intersession in Ecuador Informational Meeting
• Dr. Claire Burns (Biology) attended workshops focusing on enhancing Education in Genomics
• Public Lecture: Can Environmental Agencies Manage Their Environments?
• Court cases
• Disease no deterrent to a 'happy' life
• Housing part of Cal U.'s vision
• Shaughnessy Attends New York Language Conference
• Court cases
• Senior bowling
• Drawn to history Area artist leads efforts behind painting of two murals of historic Brownville
• Festival draws near-record crowds in Greene, Washington
• Judge dismisses charges in home invasion, cites trial lapse
• Old newspapers tell stories of Civil War
• Hanover police probe assaults
• Ringgold Elementary South expansion, renovation completed
• Couple gets probation after child found twice by police
• Longtime Washington barber retires after 55 years
• W&J to Host Third Annual Research Conference on Combat Stress in Today’s Military
• Congratulations to the winners of the Wellness Relaunch Raffle
• Carmichaels Board: School meets AYP standards
• Trinity grade structure untouched, for now
• Driver cited in Trinity band bus crash
• Police: Four split payoffs from bar gambling devices
• Blue Ribbon effort
• Washington & Jefferson College to Host Professional Writing Symposium
• Campus, Local Community Invited to W&J Trivia Night
• World-Renowned Psychologist to Lecture at Washington & Jefferson College
• Lifestyle Choices Workshop
• Three plead guilty to assault, robbery
• Honesty is key when applying to buy firearm
• Couple held in death of boy, 4
• Airport growth part of blueprint
• Avella hires superintendent
• International Expert on Climate Change to Present Public Lecture at W&J
• Plant hearing leads to face off
• Two Charleroi H.S. football players contract MRSA
• Before and after ...
• Felony charges against auto dealer dropped
• Ex-crew member recalls 13 years aboard Air Force One
• Lifestyle Returns Winners
• Canton Twp. man arrested for child porn
• Show goes on for Trinity H.S. band members
• Finances force closure of health center
• Details of suit emerge
• PT advances gas referendum
• Lives changed
• Briefs
• Security deposits
• Crucible man dies in RV accident
• Greene Co. remembrance highlights need for first responders
• 'Angels, they are crying'
• TRAGEDY PROMPTED BIG CHANGES IN EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
• TWO AREA MOTHERS SHARE THEIR STORIES OF PAIN AND LOSS
• For leaders, legacy of Sept. 11 has no end
• A LOOK BACK AT THE EVENTS OF SEPTEMBER 11, 2001
• Motorists, boaters reminded of local bridge demolition
• Water authority OKs resolution for interim water line financing
• Area grandmother charged with DUI while girl, 4, was in vehicle
• Trinity H.S. band bus crashes
• Area college students offer their thoughts, memories of 9/11
• Emergency personnel head to Pa. flood zone
• Man opts for open plea in '10 murder
• Man accused in bank robbery waives hearing
• Town sees responsibility to honor 9/11 dead in Pa.
• Return to Shanksville
• W&J Receives Grant for Renovations of Dieter-Porter Life Sciences Building
• Longview nears commercial operations
• Fish commission sues Consol
• Hopewell approves three more natural gas wells in Cross Creek County Park
• A grand, new flag
• Riders honor Flight 93 lost
• September 11 Vigil to Commemorate 10th Anniversary, Honor First Responders
• ROTC Program Returns to Washington & Jefferson College
• Students receive gift cards!
• W&J Women's Soccer Earns First-Ever Regional Ranking
• W&J Athletics To Begin Live Video Webcasts This Week
• First Year Success Series: Alexander Hall Open House
• Hiring on upswing in region
• Nearly fatal crash alters man's course
• Police report items stolen from vehicles
• Detergent spills into second Western Pa. river
• An overseas adventure
• 1 person dead in Rt. 18 crash
• Industrial decline informs fate of once-vibrant Donora
• Meeting recap
• Demolition slated for Ten Mile Creek Bridge
• West Alexander Fair to begin next week
• Ex-Greene school official faces prison
• Drought bale-out
• Athletic New Hires
• Library New Hires
• Pettersen publishes article in the American Journal of Physics
• Red Out to Wipe Out Hunger: Saturday, September 10
• Involvement Expo coming soon!
• Live Streams of Convocation & Matriculation
• Quiñones, Rosalynn
• W&J to Welcome New Students, Open New Academic Year
• Trinity approves raises for four administrators
• Death row inmate's claims of an unfair trial dismissed
• Teenager acquitted in Solobay incident
• District delays 1st day
• Weighing pros, cons of drilling
• W&J and WVU Team to Honor Revolutionary African-American College Athlete
• Human Resources Needs Your Help!
• U.S. Rep. Murphy says he won't run for Senate next year
• 3-year-old girl found just before Amber Alert issued
• Robbery suspect arrested
• Canonsburg man dies in crash
• One gas well's impact: $7.6 million
• Biology Major and Dr. Kilgore Present LEM Research at St. Louis Conference
• Academics Recognize Dr. Charles "Pruner" West
• Cleaning to restrict traffic in Fort Pitt Tunnel
• Man's arm bears enduring tribute to grandmother
• Roping and riding
• Money talks
• Court cases
• Police charge man sleeping at north interstate junction
• Cecil homeowners appeal Turnpike Commission decision
• 431,000 pounds of food
• District may bid on tax dodger's property
• Washington churches to merge
• Vacation plans change course as hurricane approaches
• Ex-student reaches settlement with C-M
• Attorney's audiotape request denied
• Giving in Gambia
• West Greene moves forward on building plans
• Area couple, vocal critics of drilling, settle lawsuit
• Tanker crashes injure three
• Police say they have suspect in killing
• Cal U. club raises money for victims of Joplin, Mo., tornado
• Commissioners secure modest windfall
• Killer resentenced to life in prison
• Crash kills teen driver
• Sides face off on gas-industry impact fees
• Involvement Expo
• Coroner: Worker died of overdose
• Coal, gas line companies dispute heads to court
• District OKs hiring of teacher, instructor
• Marianna eager to own Mine 58
• Local residents react to tremors from Va.-centered quake
• Back to School for Washington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Attorney renews claim that record was altered
• Crowning achievement
• Mather woman facing animal cruelty charges
• Trinity reinstates sixth teacher, adds positions
• Homicide suspect's wife jailed
• W&J Arts Series Season Celebrates 30th Anniversary of Olin Fine Arts Center
• Sunderland, Deborah
• Briefs
• Feathers: back-to-school must-have What's Up With That?
• Betting on a big collection
• Untitled
• Coming up
• PICTURE THIS High school senior portraits have changed a lot over the years
• Fair animals fetch good prices
• Districts aim to ease cuts' impact
• Garden program on offer at Canonsburg center
• Crack bust lands one in lockup
• Cousins plead guilty in double shooting
• Dancing in the streets
• McGuffey students' summer extended
• Natural gas rights sell for $3.4B
• Waynesburg woman is chosen to head up county United Way
• Teen shocked by electrical line
• Pipeline safety expert urges residents to be proactive
• Senior calendar
• W&J Goes Mobile
• Sanvicente, Pedro-Angel
• First-Year Summer Outdoor Experience Offers Freshmen Early Introduction to College
• Human Resources would like to welcome the following August new hires to W&J:
• Two men will face trial in separate alleged sex assaults
• Buffalo Township public hearing on drilling continued
• Police: Woman, kids tied up in McDonald home invasion
• Myriad arrests follow festival
• To market, to market
• Yahya Laayouni, M.A.
• Pedro-Angel Sanvicente, M.A.
• Critz says getting people into jobs is 'what it's all about'
• DPW says violations rampant at Rest Haven Care Home
• Fair-ly colorful: School band members paint buses for demolition derby
• Driller: Order denies rights
• Contractor files lien against gas, power companies over payment for Chartiers work
• Dr. East Begins Biochar Research at Rodale
• W&J Field Hockey, Preseason Favorite In Empire 8
• School's Garden Club really growing
• J-M board OKs price increase for lunches
• Out of order
• Athletes protest cuts
• Mobile water system could reduce truck traffic at gas sites
• Jefferson motorist jailed
• 30-year-old Weavertown Group sees hiring spurt due to Marcellus drilling demands
• PT grad YouTube's sole visual designer
• Just par for the course: McMurray resident commended for volunteer work as security director at golf tournament
• Bountiful blessings: Hundreds attend church service at county fair
• Director: Having a disability should not hinder participation
• Court cases
• Fair Food - The Best Fare
• Growing barge company making splash in Valley
• Building on the upswing in PT
• Man gets 3 to 6 years in prison for shooting, drugs
• Sweetest things found at fair
• Bentworth Ambulance back in business
• Fair: A judge of good taste
• Hanover police claim unfair labor practices
• Police arrest two in separate crimes against elderly
• Claysville man cited after pit bull attack
• Southwestern Pa. Water Authority awards contracts
• County's pension costs rise to $3.7M
• Family's animals bring taste of the exotic to county fair
• Two Mexicans sentenced in Western Pa. counterfeiting
• Ex-Mather man accused of raping child
• Former Western Center building may come down
• Witnesses link drug dealer to 2003 slaying
• Local residents voice frustrations at hearing over PAW availability
• Nine Women's Water Polo Players Earn CWPA Scholar Honor
• Peters council OKs gas drilling regulations
• Ex-area man facing homicide charges
• Environmentalists: Plant emissions misrepresented
• Voters seek ban on gas drilling
• Perry Elementary School closed
• Four Track & Field Athletes Earn All-Academic Laurels
• Welcome Alumni Veterans
• 'It was a great flight'
• Residents frustrated with water issues
• Police make arrests in area stabbings
• Two men arraigned in connection with confrontation in Cecil Township
• Team discovers body of Vestaburg resident
• Chris Foster Named Head Men's and Women's Tennis Coach
• 2 jailed in jewelry theft
• Her stitches shape family heritage
• Really digging it
• Good times coming, courtesy of fair
• Two die in area crashes
• One critical after crash on I-70
• Organizers optimistic county fair will maintain its appeal
• Marcellus boom strains rental market
• A tragic opus A cry of "fire" led to deaths of 26 victims at Canonsburg's Morgan Opera House in 1911
• 'Adopted' soldier thanks students
• Man faces prison for sex assault
• West Greene graduate brings military memorial to Washington church
• Police: Car dealership president failed to pay taxes, fees after sales
• Conditions force pets' removal
• W&J Night at PONY League World Series August 18
• Day Camp a safe, fun place for kids
• Man walking in city reports being shot
• Woman hurt when pinned between vehicles
• Trinity tweaking athletic policy
• Pennsylvania American Water awaits hearing
• Man flees police
• Hickory man to face trial in bank robbery
• Man's hearing continued again in California slaying
• Fate of '85 killer could change
• City mum on settlement
• Man wanted on warrant faces more charges
• Canonsburg police to file charges in prowling case
• Operation recreation
• Father charged in wreck
• Voices on Marcellus Shale speak
• Cameraman accused in fondling faces trial
• Texas pair reportedly posed as police
• State marks start of Dutch Fork Lake restoration
• State eyes $300M in work on I-70
• Woman dead in fire at California house
• Convict alleges abuse at Allegheny jail
• 700 motorcycles partake in Blue Ride; $50K raised
• Pie auction reaps sweet reward
• Commitment key to 91-year-old
• Coming up
• Avella farmer using different methods to make organic milk
• New Eagle setting stage for 100th birthday
• County fair board hires first expo center manager
• Embracing a bygone era
• Pirates honor nuns who've made a habit of generosity
• Region abuzz with whiskey talk
• It did: Rain graces event
• Local department leaders say formation of police chiefs group a long time coming
• Spossey hopes civic initiative inspires leadership
• Travolta brother's film camp aids autistic youths
• Robber hits Quizno's
• Trinity pays $30K to settle race suit
• 2 women arrested at PT business
• New executive director in control of airport
• Supervisors OK casino expansion
• Two day cares could reopen
• Popular lake to be restored by June
• Experimental blimp crashes in game lands
• Homicide suspect faces trial
• 11-year-old struck by lightning in yard
• Killer gets 2 life sentences
• Hickory man jailed in bank robbery
• Residents voice concerns about power plant proposal
• A 'smaller, leaner' service
• Contempt charge stands for former Dem committee chairman
• Drug prices to plummet in wave of expiring patents
• Norwegian officer reacts to tragedy
• Suspect admits accepting cash
• Armed robber strikes Hickory-area bank
• An audit's findings
• Bethel Park superintendent's death 'a great loss' for district
• Man pulled from pool in critical condition
• From medicine to golf, designer has a hand
• Memorial marks erstwhile city burial ground
• DA: 92-year-old met 'horrible fate'
• Coming up
• NOTEWORTHY ENDEAVOR Charleroi recording studio provides state-of-the-art venue for area artists to lay down their tracks
• Warrant stop and chase lead to arrests
• Shooting in city prompts look at law
• McGuffey director: 'hostage' situation
• Advisory commission releases Marcellus Shale recommendations
• Four-legged friends often need extra attention in extreme heat
• Worker dies at well site
• Dad, son detained in killing
• Residents, board member take Trinity directors to task
• $25M Meadows expansion includes private luxury room, new garage
• Ex-law firm employee sentenced for stealing more than $127,000
• Safety officials urge caution as heat wave broils region
• Ex-Dem chairman held in contempt
• Suspect denies burglary
• Growing industry
• Ex-GCCTC employee pleads to all charges
• Bracing for the heat
• Ringgold closes two schools
• Man wanted in county credit card case jailed
• Ten days, two burglaries in E. Washington
• Jacktown Parade opens annual fair
• 'Big boon' to area
• Elderly woman stabbed
• Man arrested after allegedly entering woman's home
• Jefferson-Morgan board votes to open bid for door work
• Parking remains sticking point in Washington, CCAC talks
• Mylan eyeing new HQ
• White puts forth bill on gas impact fee
• Court cases
• Region's largest party rental company executes new strategies in more conservative era
• Briefs
• Vigil aims to prompt charges in fatal crash
• Up for the challenge
• Looking back: Greene County
• PUMPED UP Collecting old service station memorabilia is a gas for this retired coal miner
• Shortage of priests, people forces St. Dominic's closing
• Last respects to Mascara
• Nature and adventure come together in 'Crabapple' poem
• Compressor station project goes before federal commission
• Jacktown Fair offers free admission
• Probation officers may get firearms
• 3 dead in area wrecks
• Answers wanted
• ITS Helpdesk: W&J Network Account - Third Notice for Graduating Seniors
• Girl, 9, honored for rescuing boy from drowning
• 2 arrested in shooting outside Canonsburg bar
• Schools study: Walk first, run later
• No charges in fatal crash a year later
• Recipient of love letter surfaces
• Pa. constables: fugitive, family in animal shelter
• Foul odor a reminder of county office fire
• 7th parcel at Starpointe to be leased to ProBuild
• Generation raised on 'Potter' awaits final film
• 84-room hotel planned for California tech park
• Half-century-old letter delivered to California U.
• Test shows no golden algae in pond
• Council considers stray cat ordinance
• Woman allegedly throws punches at district judge office
• Police, DA probe shooting
• Countywide reassessment on hold
• Police: Driver brandished gun at 5 boys
• Two arrested in separate Charleroi stabbings
• Man pleads guilty to charges in fatal crash
• West Virginia man sentenced in road rage death
• Landmark Charleroi-Monessen Bridge imploded
• Office of Student Life: Admission to Carnegie Museums
• Briefs
• Driver dies in one-car crash
• Man killed in city scuffle
• Openings in Pa. row offices draw strong, local interest
• Longtime lawmaker dies
• Coming up
• Barlow savors life-changing year
• Court cases
• Looking back
• Very Crafty If you're looking for hand-made or one-of-a-kind items, Etsy is the place for you
• A program chronicled
• Judge issues injunction in fishing club dispute
• Police: Shots fired outside Canonsburg bar
• Lawsuit against Live Nation, Hanover Township dismissed
• Trial begins Monday for Spraggs man accused in shooting
• Reassessment moratorium ends with veto
• Man sought in city credit card theft
• Tempers flare at water meeting
• Company plans HQ move to Alta Vista
• DPW revokes licenses of child care centers
• SERT team apprehends fugitive
• Contractor shot at in Hanover Township
• Two arraigned on drug charges
• Mayoral candidate sued for defamation
• Bench warrant for disbarred attorney lifted
• County gas credit card included
• Man arrested after foot chase
• County seeks stay of order to hire vendor for reassessment
• Washington County Housing Authority braces for cutbacks
• Mother to stand trial on charge of homicide by vehicle while DUI
• Man killed in I-70 crash
• 2011 Avella H.S. graduate spends year in Argentina
• Trinity H.S. grad competes in Ford commercial contest
• City man arrested on multiple charges
• Parade-perfect proposal
• Road construction scheduled throughout Greene Co.
• Briefs
• One year after games' debut, Meadows continues to tweak approach
• Weekend brings heavy storms through Greene County area
• Replica covered bridge on deck for county dedication ceremony
• Born on the Fourth of July
• PT Board approves $5M bond; half slated for athletic fields
• Coming up
• Hickory woman dives into Tread for the Troops fundraiser
• Local women of the war
• Memories of patriots preserved
• All strings attached: Canonsburg officials grumble over tape stretched across chairs
• Police: Man hit second church
• Daylight burglars strike region
• Change of venue request denied
• Call leads to suspect's arrest
• Woman waives charges to court
• Federal jury convicts man of mail fraud
• Higher learning, higher tuition
• House passes reassessment moratorium
• Near-drowning closes three day care centers
• Resident vexed by township's plate reader
• Police arrest 2 on drug charges
• City man killed in crash
• Trinity cuts 23 positions
• Suspect's calls from jail lead to charges
• Okla. company challenges county fees
• Senators scramble as House OKs bills
• Abduction leads to sentence
• S. Strabane man faces trial in case of assault on neighbor with bat
• Natural gas fee vote pulled from agenda
• Fredericktown man faces trial in crash
• Township planners to consider another hotel application
• Greene County Office Building opens Monday after weekend fire
• Paradegoers save prime seats
• Police jail man for attempted carjacking
• Outspoken fear
• Having a 'blast' - legally
• In Punxsutawney, groundhogmania isn't limited to Feb. 2
• In the name of security, surveillance cameras are becoming more prevalent in our society
• Amity man hospitalized after crash
• Sportsmen monitor Marcellus Shale gas drilling
• Expert debunks old assumptions of ancient culture
• Expert to speak at CSI camp
• School closing 'tough for Donora'
• Waynesburg-area girl saves young swimmer
• Bridge to get $500K face-lift
• Legal Aid participant honored for setting bar high
• Taxes steady at West Greene
• Revolutionary War vet honored
• Reassessment vendor to be hired July 5
• Boy, 7, nearly drowns in pool
• Drilling study coming to Washington Co.
• Mt. Pleasant Twp. supervisors adopt oil and gas ordinance
• Reported overdoses lead to trial for parents
• Agencies continue to sample for West Nile Virus in county
• Census: Family households diminished
• Proposal to close schools under fire
• Central Greene adopts budget in progress
• Judge: Altered parking tickets not legal
• Tax marchers frustrated
• City police say man threatened friends, family with 18-inch ax
• New hotel planned for Franklin Township
• Hearing set in firemen's scuffle
• Chartiers-Houston final budget adopted
• Fort Cherry adopts plan, cuts teachers
• Man gets up to 58 years in girlfriend's death
• Lay off lighting up
• No arrests in checkpoint
• More graduates wearing environment-friendly garb
• Generations young and old feel the need for speed
• Meadowcroft museum holds atlatl competition
• Washington County Food Bank hopes to put on the pounds
• 2012 to bring centralized collection of EIT payments
• Man, 19, killed in crash
• Plant would use mix of coal and gas
• No plans to longwall mine beneath historic farm, company announces
• Driver dies in wreck
• Campaign spending tallied
• One arrested in S. Strabane road rage incident
• Woman accused of stabbing boyfriend
• Courthouse air conditioning won't be fixed until August
• Washington firefighters respond to sparks at business
• Southwest Regional uses Facebook page as an 'electronic beat patrol'
• TV cameraman charged
• PT residents seek drilling ban
• Flashlight Drags set at Greene County Airport
• Maxwell scholarship recipients announced
• Waynesburg mulls closing skatepark
• PAW recognized for compliance with program
• Avella adopts budget with tax increase
• Cal U. offers name rights for its new $59M arena
• Historical group says area farm threatened
• Graham guilty of 1st-degree murder
• Meeting over drinking water safety pushed at Carmichaels authority
• Midway disbands police force
• Waynesburg now has university zone
• Washington Park School renovations proposed
• DeWeese wants trial in Greene County
• Canonsburg's Frank Sarris Library to open
• Hearing draws protest, support
• Court cases
• Teen jailed on firearm, heroin charges
• Looking back
• Mayview Road project to begin
• Vets face challenge keeping area VFWs vibrant
• Freeze-drying pets helps owners cope with loss of beloved companions
• Greene County Historical Society museum to host Bryan's Dairy reunion
• Woman attests to murder suspect's actions
• Former state police commander remembered as strong, caring leader
• Senator makes local stop
• Fed board to hold fracking meeting
• E. Washington police warn residents of scam
• Suspect sought in gun shop shooting, armed robbery
• Washington SB to hear from architect
• Murder victims' injuries detailed at trial
• Jail finds woman working for county
• McGuffey adopts budget with tax increase
• Washington man gets 53 to 106 years in prison for raping girl
• Former Marine facing trial in rape case
• Woman accused of assaulting mother arrested for threats
• Local man arrested in 'sophisticated' drug ring
• Fallowfield Twp. double murder trial gets started
• Sinkhole shuts down Muse bridge
• Meadow Lands water a mystery
• Man who drove wrong way on I-79 sentenced
• Washington board OKs budget; taxes hold steady
• N. Franklin farm owners face resistance over property use
• Office of Student Life: Students, Faculty and Staff Participate in National Diversity Conference
• Office of Residence Life: Four Students Attend National Conference
• Woman, 70, accused in high-rise thefts
• Dana plans to open new mine, focus on Titus reserves
• Suit filed against Trinity School District
• Plan would preserve nativity in Canonsburg
• Small bear sighted in Peters Township
• Youngster a keeper of World War II memories
• J-M honors two with scholarships
• A novel idea
• Taking their best shot Fort Pitt Museum exhibit examines the legendary exploits of the frontier marksmen
• Vets on overlooked WWII memorial honored
• Wounded police officer: Recovery an 'adventure'
• Ex-Washington man pleads guilty to gun charge
• Buffalo Twp. holds hearing on gas drilling ordinance
• DEP investigator issues response to stench complaints
• Report: 48K hired in Pa. gas industry
• Details about PT woman emerge
• Bridge replacement plans set in motion
• Airport contracts awarded
• Judge: Court 'out of communication'
• Sex offender sentenced to 40 years in prison
• Woman in standoff dies
• Man's hearing over threats against priest postponed
• County may move to VoIP for savings
• N. Strabane Twp. official: With funding, YMCA 'looks like a go'
• Charleroi man gets 6 to 12 years in sex assault
• Judge orders action on reassessment
• Two men accused of vandalism at Cal U.
• Wisecarver work begins
• 2 arrested in Canonsburg thefts
• Skeletal remains of horse's head found in city
• PennDOT: Route 88 may reopen ahead of schedule
• West Greene High School commencement announced
• California High School to graduate 70 Friday
• Crash on Interstate 79 kills one
• Greene County marks Memorial Day with service
• Area communities honor Memorial Day traditions
• Commander: War-weary nation must be strong
• Officials stress importance of industry to youngsters at Carmichaels career day
• S. Strabane man arrested; neighbor assaulted with bat
• 58 soldiers from Washington County played key role in WWII defense
• Why we remember Memorial Day a time to honor fallen heroes
• • Canon-Mac student who beat cancer twice now looking forward to college years
• Franklin Twp. crash kills one
• Marine arrested, now in county jail on rape charges
• Instantly going into summer
• Man faces prison after drug, firearms exchange
• Fiery I-70 crash kills two
• Three-district board reviews report over shared services study
• Several charges against tavern owner dropped
• Petrosky, former 'colorful' county official, dies at 70
• All wet: Rain delays Washington pool's opening
• CCAC nears agreement with city
• S. Strabane hearing on amendment to gas ordinance continued
• Teens held for court in home invasion
• Man faces additional charge of attempted robbery
• Amwell woman sues Pa. DEP
• S. Fayette teen driver awaits trial
• Cecil Twp. supervisors look to July vote over drilling ordinance
• Firefighter's suit against city claims gender discrimination
• DEP holds meeting on Emerald Mine revision
• Barber arrested in child porn case
• DA: Charleroi bar is a nuisance
• President's Office: Administration and Staff Conversation with the President
• President's Office: Faculty Conversation with the President
• Political sign ordinance frustrates local resident
• Police seeking man in alleged city kidnapping
• Man walking on Interstate 70 arrested
• Suspect gave grandmother drugs to stash during traffic stop
• Truck, train collide in Mon City
• Police seeking robber
• Job prospects looking better for area college grads in select industries
• Circus is coming to Greene
• Banks tell tale on Mon's name
• On road to good buys at Pike Days
• Search for Scenery Hill boy ends well
• Greene County man arrested for kidnapping
• Briefs
• DUI Task Force roving patrol results announced
• Amwell Twp. family concerned with stench
• Meeting recap: Washington County commissioners
• Senate Democratic Policy Committee discusses drilling
• West Greene holds taxes steady
• Man accused of attacking constable with a knife on I-70 waives hearing
• Yablonski murderer seeks prison release
• S. Fayette teenager arrested in crash
• Charleroi principal dies
• Threat to pastor leads to arrest
• GCCTC hires firm to attempt to recover misappropriated money
• Greene County primary results: School directors
• Census: Region population older, less diverse
• Wednesday washout
• Incumbents get Greene County nods
• Shober wins Dem nod for commissioner
• Voters retain Judge Toothman
• Gilman, Turturice win nods for bench
• Washington mayor loses primary
• Assault on officer leads to arrest of Washington man
• Mon River test: PAW quality not impacted by drilling compounds
• Judge to review 1986 murder conviction
• Judicial race adds spice to primary
• PennDOT: Addressing Route 88 landslide no easy task
• Vehicle hits parked cars and a house in Strabane
• Correction
• Court cases
• Civil War service remembered
• 4th trial expected in 1979 killings
• Bethlehem-Center board mulls ways to remove $1.2M
• Driver safety program 'eye-opening'
• Police: Suspect in two robberies described similarly
• Driving for CNG conversion
• Court cases
• Transit authority: New, fixed-route bus service starts Monday
• Man admits to scams for cash
• Shortage of 'summer blend' has area fueling stations scrambling
• Attorney, judge clash over primary
• Rains inundate region, cause at least one mudslide
• Tanger makes it into Guinness Book of Records with dessert party
• Illegal immigrant gets life in prison in stabbing death
• 3 vie for Monongahela mayor nod
• Incumbent mayor facing 2 challengers in primary
• Plane crashes in Buffalo field
• GOP hopefuls look to challenge Warco
• Avella OKs budget with changes
• Substance ID'd as drilling mud
• Two seek clerk of courts nomination
• Spending by judge candidate tops $100K threshold
• Three arrested after Greene County man robbed at gunpoint
• Ringgold School Board mulling two plans to cut 2011-12 budget
• Longtime Carmichaels secretary to retire
• Mystery substance observed in water
• Police: Escaping prisoner stabbed constable
• Office of Alumni & Parent Relations: Quiet Study at the Alumni House
• Office of Alumni Relations: Alumni House study space available during finals week
• Seven seek spot on Dem ballot
• Hearing continued in murder case
• Contribution breaks record
• Residents turn out on proposal to close Perry school
• McGuffey OKs tax increase
• ITS Helpdesk: W&J Network Account - Second Notice for Graduating Seniors
• Residence Life: Important End of the Year Information
• Working on the rivers Consol's river division, MVCTC teaming up to offer deckhand training course
• Court cases
• Chartiers supervisors approve fueling station
• Arrest made in kidnapping
• Washington County Fair 2011
• Washington mayor accepts $1K from Reader's Digest program
• Former county employee claims hostile work environment
• County forgives $3,698 in taxes
• Three seek Greene judge post
• Four vie for county judge post
• Museum gets clock face for building from courthouse
• Smaller board proposed in Canonsburg
• Neighbors credited in New Eagle arrest
• Trinity board 'considers the matter closed' in dismissed Kasunich case
• State: Drillers paid $1.1B in tax since 2006
• Reader's Digest to visit Washington
• Washington SB to vote on more staffing cuts
• Residents ask Canon-McMillan School Board for more options
• $2.5M in cuts OK'd for budget at Trinity
• Group: Wells endanger young, infirm
• Greensboro Farmers' Market kicking off Saturday
• SCI-Greene employee arrested on drug charges
• Charge against Kasunich dropped
• Law challenges markets
• Meadows plans $25M investment
• Teagle Diversity Project: 2011 Teagle Diversity Scholar
• Department of Mathematics: Honors Presentation by Emma Price
• Authority: Final boil water advisory lifted
• Bar: Gilman, Melograne top picks for judge
• Fallowfield couple's coupon clipping lands them on TV
• Retired police sergeant waives charges to court
• S. Fayette Twp. teen convicted in slaying
• Residence Life: OVER IT? DONATE IT!
• ITS Helpdesk: W&J Network Account - First Notice for Graduating Seniors
• Briefs
• 27 sworn in as seasonal Hanover Twp. officers
• Enlow Fork overflowing with natural riches
• CITY FLIGHTS Exhibit looks back at the days when streetcars traversed through the suburbs
• Medication roundup a success
• Man charged in assaults of Richeyville couple
• The pick of the litter
• Greene County woman receives new sentence
• W. Greene to help fill $650K gap at vo-tech
• Contempt motion resolved for White
• Shortfall forcing district decision
• Shortfall forcing district decision
• Couple duped out of $2,750 in scam
• West Greene School District to launch cyberschool
• Jury finds lawmaker defamed plaintiff
• Disbarred attorney jailed
• Muse woman, 74, dead in Interstate 79 crash
• WNJR: 2011-2012 Staff Positions
• Women held for court in plot to rob N. Charleroi pizza shop
• Judge OKs sentence in baby's death
• Canton Township couple waive child abuse charges
• Police seek clues after city shooting
• Injured workers sue driller
• Man faces homicide charge
• Dog's plight concerns resident
• City shooting wounds one
• C-M aiming to make up $2.2M
• Pay to play: Trinity discusses cuts
• Farmers battle wet conditions
• Penn State student, C-M grad critically injured
• Robbery attempt produces second arrest
• Citizens Library in danger of closing
• Ex-trooper jailed in child-sex sting
• Spanish Club: LATINO SON FIESTA
• Transmitter manufacturer helps developing countries expand communications
• Pulling out all stops
• Looking back: Greene County
• Calendar
• Court cases
• Taking 1st place: bunny or egg?
• Easter gift
• Young vandals admit damage
• Man gets prison time in police chase
• Problem solving on city's mind
• MarkWest files appeal over Cecil decision
• Officials seek couple's dog that fought raccoon
• Attorney, supervisors spar over gas ordinance
• Commissioners to provide legal counsel in DA suit
• Former police sergeant arrested
• Boil water advisory lifted for most
• Meadows table games revenue rises by more than 300 percent
• McGuffey ponders moving students
• School board cuts staffing, programs for 2011-12
• Crash kills Trinity H.S. student
• Not quite 'in full swing'
• Franklin authority early on dumping decision
• Avella superintendent resigns
• Police turn back protesters
• Water testing under way in Carmichaels
• Perry Elementary closure eyed in cost-cutting move
• State legislators predict decision on impact fee upcoming
• DEP asks drillers to halt dumping
• PennDOT lowering weight limits on roads
• Local man indicted on federal charges
• J-M board agrees to IU cyberprogram
• Murder suspect won't face death penalty
• Consol taps Veolia for W.Va. mine water
• Students solve Mason-Dixon mystery
• Correction
• 2 decades on, a call to revamp Pennsylvania's recycling law
• Coming up
• No injuries in fire
• Natural ingredients provide some of the best colors for Easter eggs
• Going batty in Scenery Hill
• Area police look to keep unused medications out of wrong hands
• Boil advisory still in effect in Carmichaels
• Police dismantle meth lab in house
• Tea party activists make voices heard
• Coalfield Justice now intervenor in dam appeal
• Cecil Twp. man killed in I-79 crash
• Carmichaels votes to raise lunch prices
• Gas driller appeals trailer penalties
• Two plead not guilty in 2003 homicide
• County calls on Cecil Dem to testify
• Fayette resort gets gaming license
• Water advisory may be near end
• Crash after hit-and-run shuts down Interstate 70
• Garage project stalled by bid protest
• Ethics violation again in E. Finley
• Seismic charges set off resident
• Summer School: Summer School 2011: Details
• Carmichaels denies survey request
• Washington city schools would lose 9 teachers under proposal
• Mt. Pleasant residents favor amendment
• Robinson Township joins natural gas drilling cooperative
• Judge hears request from murder suspects
• Car crashes into cruiser after chase; two arrested
• Utility giving back to customers
• Somerset tree trimmer dies after saw hits line
• Friends 'shocked' by pair's slaying
• Driver gets prison in fatal wreck
• Pre-SOMA Club: W&J Alumni Osteopathic Medicine Panel
• Carnegie man ejected in Amwell vehicle crash
• Low literacy scores keep hundreds from seeking mining, gas jobs in area
• Missing plane report false
• Speaker: Mon Valley has a unique identity
• Ex-area couple found dead
• Tall tale: Height reveals fake ID
• Supervisors seek candidate
• Ex-judge invited to mediate conflict
• Open for business
• Pa. grants finance turbines at plants
• Authority customers told to boil water
• Trinity board OKs notice to parents over possible move
• Downtown building evacuated after gas leak
• Talking trash: Cleanup on tap
• Peer-Assisted Learning (PAL) Program: PAL Program: Call for Applications
• Legal fee coverage requested in county reassessment case
• Donors step up to pay fair bills
• Sewer project receives $1.7M from local share
• Cal U. becomes first state-owned university to offer Arabic degree
• State plans 'intelligent' traffic system for region
• Company files suit over gas ordinance
• Range Resources looks for 'middle ground'
• Man arraigned in shooting death
• Charges against ex-officer dropped
• Police target drug suspects
• Gas drilling dominates commissioners candidates forum
• Wounded officer worked in Peters, Cecil
• 'We lost so much'
• Between a rock and a gas well
• Police: Washington man stabs housemate
• Showcase of Student Teacher Portfolios: May 10th
• Area man arrested on robbery, assault charges
• Historical society focus of lawsuit
• Council eyes adult business ordinance
• Driller threatens to stop
• City, N. Strabane vie for new YMCA
• Jelly beans go to cheer service members
• Fire chief: Bridge fix vital to response
• Briefs
• HEAD OF THE CLASS Head Start classroom named after Pearl Harris, advocate of underprivileged children at the LeMoyne Multicultural Center
• Snow joke, it's April!
• Tombstone returned
• Trooper: Heroin hits hard
• Fire sparks request for byproduct control
• 'Time to stand up'
• English Department: Sigma Tau Delta induction
• District appealing board's decision on tax exemption
• Shale punishments now need OK from top
• Work to begin on Route 40 span
• Ex-coach under fire
• Keeping up with repairs
• Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life & GAASA: No Shame, No Silence: Stories 2 Stop Rape
• Office of Academic Affairs: Teagle Diversity Scholar: Summer Funding Opportunity
• Delta Gamma: Anchor Splash - April 3
• Body found in Mon River ID'd
• Body discovered in Richhill Township
• Cecil zoners vote no
• Ex-supervisor arrested
• Hearing continued for robbery suspect
• Beallsville Council reduced from 7 to 5
• Peters Township officer injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Budget cuts will nix full-day kindergarten
• Police seek two in Bentleyville hit-and-run
• City demolition at standstill
• Alice G. Lee, Ph.D.: HHMI External Advisory Board Meeting
• Peters Twp. police probe robbery at Damon's
• Psychiatrist to examine murder suspect
• Police investigate shots fired into home
• Two plead guilty to counterfeit charges
• Sewer authority severs contract
• South Franklin company looking to expand its Marcellus Shale water treatment business
• Not all landmarks happen to be buildings: Historic tree alters road project
• Four teenagers involved in Union Twp. crash
• Work starts on McDonald skate plaza
• Accidents involving seniors begs question: How old is too old to drive?
• Former dealer: Nobody expects that they'll be a junkie
• Mother mourns son lost to drugs
• Authorities see spike in heroin-related crime, overdoses
• Tombstone awaits return to presumed gravesite
• Contractor faces new theft count
• PennDOT begins traffic signal project
• Bringing mining to the masses
• Ringgold seeking pay freeze from unions
• Meadow Lands interchange work to begin
• Storm downs trees, disrupts power
• Pittsburgh man held for trial in rape case
• Requests for audiotape denied
• Panel's tenure to end
• Senator wary of U.S. role in Libya, deficit
• Cecil man pleads not guilty in wife's stabbing death
• Bethany College students waive charges
• Suspects in assault, kidnapping case face further court action
• Attorney requests audiotape of trial
• Cal athlete accused of racially motivated assault
• Third suspect arrested in robbery of disabled S. Strabane Twp. man
• Southeastern Greene SB discusses budget cuts
• Canton Township parents charged in abuse of infant
• N. Strabane Twp. fires police officer
• Real estate reassessment hearing held
• Police arrest two in N. Strabane robbery
• Warrant obtained for robbery suspect
• Waste hauler permit lifted
• Bugged by invasive insect?
• Aquatech's portable, on-site system could revolutionize water treatment at gas wells
• Minister sacrifices her hair in effort to finance cancer research for kids
• Pay freeze on table for some
• To the bone: Schools brace for cuts
• Bowling
• Waynesburg establishment fills the script as a local legacy
• ANIMAL TRACKERS - Lifetime licenses and microchip technology help owners stay connected with their pets
• Validity of murder trial records in question
• Diversity grows in region
• District votes down seismic testing
• Work on Route 40 bridge set
• Meeting on mine permit scheduled
• Hanover Township police force reinstated
• Second assault suspect charged
• Millsboro woman waives right to hearing
• Mother, son face multiple charges
• Waste hauler accused of illegal dumping
• Library loses 'tiny' title
• Commissioners: Cost of airport study proposal 'an awful lot of money'
• Housing Selection: Roommate Mixer Tonight at 7pm
• City public works seeks new staffer
• 4 arraigned in connection with ATV theft, recovery
• Police seek two men in home invasion
• Man pleads guilty in newborn's death
• District's grad rate plummets
• Woman arrested in robbery, suspected in another
• Mother arraigned in child abuse case
• No one injured in city fire
• Oversize rig strikes I-70 bridge
• Mother pleads in baby's death
• Boyfriend guilty of 3rd-degree murder
• DA probes lost money in West Pike Run
• Consol settles with EPA for $6M
• Area natives recount terror of earthquake
• Council plans zoning overhaul
• Residence Life: Steelers this Wednesday
• Court cases
• Braille book donation aids Citizens Library
• 'They all want to go home'
• Sewer authority may face lawsuit
• Research group slams DEP study
• Mother charged in toddler abuse case
• PT, C-M feel force of county population boom
• Suspect says 'she wouldn't waken'
• Office of Student Transitions: Are You a LEADER?
• Data point to growth, loss factors
• Police jail man in assault on 1-year-old
• Prosecution finishes in murder trial
• Man rescued from Catfish Creek
• Ex-business office coordinator for Greene County CTC charged
• Police link Steelers pendant to murder
• Call scam hits area
• Gas industry fuels growth
• Greene County population dips
• Washington Co. population rises
• reslife@washjeff.edu: Housing Selection for 2011-2012
• reslife@washjeff.edu: Steelers Hoops vs. W&J Wednesday, March 16 at 8pm
• Student Health & Counseling Services: Student Wellness Fair - Wednesday, March 9
• Guilty verdict
• Police: Donora man robbed couple at gunpoint in home
• Toprani says he won't seek a 2nd term as DA
• Personal care home leveled by fierce blaze
• Interstate crash kills one
• Career Services & Psychology: anticipate taking the revised GRE?
• Authority, county to split $18,000 jail garage repair
• Gas easement vote expected today
• Woman headed to prison for theft
• Homicide defendant testifies at trial
• Standoff ends
• Community events
• State trooper testifies at murder trial
• School boards begin talks with teachers unions
• Commissioner race shrinks
• Fire at gas site quickly contained
• Man arrested after two-mile chase
• Insanity defense delays trial start
• Township: Housing application not final
• Police: Local man tackles officer
• Nonjury slaying trial starting
• Cravings, cabbage, bread, dreams, Mayan math ...: Test results point to boy or girl
• Changing badges After 28 years, Holiday Inn makes move to more upscale Doubletree by Hilton
• Coming up
• Coming up-Greene County
• So much for fun in the sun
• Putting hope in history
• Fire forces building residents to evacuate
• Pa. may see economic furloughs for teachers
• Boyfriend faces trial in infant abuse case
• Defense claims insanity in slay case
• Home again for pet pig
• Survivors mark 20th anniversary of Scud missile attack
• DA looking into two death row cases
• SE Greene considers reviving wrestling program
• Ex-coach waives hearing
• Porcine pet pops up far from farms
• One hurt in methane blaze still critical
• J-M explores options for transportation
• More charges filed in 2-county burglary ring
• Critz discusses budget cuts with economic development officials
• Flu cases on rise in region
• UPDATED 9:45 a.m. Fracking tank fire injures 3 at Marcellus drilling site
• J-M responds to report of misappropriated funds at Technology Center
• No citation for gas company; board 'moving forward'
• Wanted Canonsburg woman nabbed in city
• Guilty plea withdrawn
• Thundersnow strikes
• Three face charges after fight at store
• Police: Attempted homicide suspect faces more charges
• County's Jan. existing home sales rebound
• Police: Man forced way into home of estranged girlfriend
• Settlement near on Dunkard fish kill
• Dept. of Athletics: PAC Men's Basketball Tournament Tuesday Night at Henry Gym
• W&J Fund: Tuition Freedom Day
• Local man faces charge of attempted homicide
• Environmental program likely will be casualty of budget crisis
• Police: Man, teen had large quantity of heroin
• Longtime reporter dies at 60
• I-79 crash kills two
• Student Counseling Services: National Eating Disorders Week
• COMING UP
• Court cases
• Signature greetings - Retired professor amasses impressive collection of memorabilia from world leaders
• Stories of the past lead to wonderful trips down memory lane
• Schools brace for state funding cuts
• Six accused in 4-county theft ring
• McGuffey SB member running for coroner
• Audit: No misappropriations at Trinity
• Huffman St. on Waynesburg paving list
• Officer dragged by car also was disarmed
• County to disband unused authority
• Cancellation for $200M prison project
• More lanes to change
• McGuffey expects 'tough' choices
• Twist at Trinity: Dalton rehired
• 'Take a peek inside'
• Flights, tall structures focus of ordinance
• Expansion vote
• Witness details homicide
• Audit: $656K misappropriated
• Office of Alumni Relations: Interested in having an alumni mentor?
• Attorneys accuse Robinson officials of lying
• Grievance filed over coach's termination
• Solobay to Super Bowl on Consol
• No bail reduction in baby-abuse case
• Auditor gives Central Greene a clean bill of financial health
• Office of Global Education: Sign up THIS WEEK to study abroad in the fall
• Diversity Programs & Multicultural Affairs: V-Day Events
• Woda delays Franklin project
• Trinity revamping high school courses to eliminate general studies
• Police: Man sought after shots fired
• Gusting winds at fault for falling bricks
• Expert compares Egypt today to 1952
• Magellan Project: Magellan Project: Application deadline
• Washington Trust Building owners expect sale with economy's continued rebound
• Area native's organ music wins Grammy
• Consol paid for senator's Super Bowl trip
• Coming up
• Capturing wildlife
• Learning about community relations through football
• Heartifacts Collection of antique valentines offers glimpse of this traditional greeting card throughout the years
• 20 learn to monitor local water resources
• West Finley man among suspects in burglary ring
• Authority to open bids on Wisecarver dam
• California woman's dog shot with arrow
• Holbrook man facing murder charge
• Police: Work-related argument may have led to shooting
• Water authority reaching full capacity
• Suspect in North Franklin shooting arrested after traffic stop
• Bids low in garage demolition
• Standing room only
• Texas man shot, killed on job
• Bid deemed too steep; South Strabane denies $198K for park work
• Five charged in Sam's Club thefts
• Muse man falls 80 feet from Va. water tower
• Little things add up
• PT AD faces more charges
• Open registration set for clay target team
• McDonald police: Two face drug charges
• Council discusses charging event vendors
• Pink ladies ...
• Con suspect waives hearing
• Burgettstown gets police protection
• Judge: Dana Mining to continue work at Calvin Run site
• Strabane bar robbed at gunpoint
• Tips offered for Black and Gold blues
• W. Brownsville Walmart slated for '13
• Counseling Services: Helping Our Students Beat the Blues
• A BUSINESS PRIMER Pa. Free Enterprise Week gives high school students glimpse into business world
• Letter: Witness asked to fabricate testimony
• Meeting to cover Holbrook mine plan
• Fire causes evacuation at plastics business
• Fans don't take rituals lightly
• Lawsuit filed in Allegheny River drownings
• It's official: Black and Gold County
• Chief: City adds 3 to force
• Assistant DA: Man's charges withdrawn after time served
• Permanent proclamation
• Bulldozer accident kills man at Consol operation
• Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life: Sorority Recruitment February 10-13!
• Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life: Fraternity Recruitment February 6-10!
• Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Terry Castle: lecture in Burnett Center, Yost auditorium, 4 p.m., Feb. 14th
• Teen arrested in connection with burglary
• Police: Woman hid 187 bags of heroin in back of squad car
• Peters AD charged with DUI
• Former Ringgold AD, coach arrested
• Witness withholds testimony
• Office of Global Education: Apply now for fall 2011 study abroad!
• Rubik's Cube 101
• Universityand Lams Garden reach deal
• Nearly a year after Ga. incident, Roethlisberger still divisive
• Report: Chromium from coal ash a threat
• Cecil still mulling compressor station
• Council considers airing meetings
• Woman tells police she can't remember accident
• Court overturns DUI sentence
• Ex-track coach charged
• Boyfriend facing kidnapping charges
• Solid information From mine, mill and office, county's new IT director has wealth of computer experience
• Court cases
• Briefs
• Greene County dropping the 'green' from its name ahead of Super Bowl
• Super-sized spending
• Weighty ambition
• Coming up-Greene County
• Coming up
• Swept off my feet by the mean, old 'flu-meister'
• Bar Association welcomes author, Duquesne School of Law dean
• Police seek two suspects in armed robbery of Washington bank
• Warning: Bowl comes with bogus deals
• Warning: Bowl comes with bogus deals
• Steelers fever goes to the dogs - and cats - and at least one lucky bovine
• Change of mind for Shober
• Staniszewski seeks Republican nod for prothonotary's office
• Armed robbery suspect to face trial
• Trinity reconsiders full-day kindergarten
• Drug suspect held for court
• Charges against con suspect multiply
• Monongahela man faces prison for his attempt to bribe juror
• Man, 23, abused infant, police say
• Lams to stay open while talks continue
• Zoning board continues hearing
• Magellan Project: Magellan Project: Call for Proposals
• Mapletown heating system discussed at meeting
• 'Lean year' for Washington School District
• Public views second phase of Consol plant plans
• Drug investigation leads to 11 arrests in Washington Co.
• Chinese eatery in Waynesburg runs out of time
• Housing plan meets opposition
• Snyder running to keep commissioner seat
• Langeloth man files suit against two officers
• Attorney announces run for county judge
• Gunman sought in hotel holdup
• Meeting recap - Trinity schools
• What's in a name? ... Confusion: Municipalities share more than a boundary
• Office of Academic Affairs: Change in Event Location--Does God Exist? Faculty Panel Discussion
• Group seeking money to test water in county
• Restaurant owners told to vacate
• Center launches track and field program
• Attorney: Township oversteps its bounds
• No second term for councilman
• Business District Authority wants $96K
• Drilling restrictions topic of gas hearing
• Officials accrue ethics penalties
• Mt. Pleasant man loses latest appeal to stop farm’s sale
• Trinity fires embattled coach
• Jail to change work release
• GCCTC hires business manager
• City woman announces mayoral bid
• Airport seeking $1.5M in slots money
• Bill aims to protect homeowners
• U. Grant Miller Library: Celebrate National Pie Day at the Library on Monday, January 24
• J-M School Board approves required tax resolution
• DA will need court order in cold case
• Stop order issued for Calvin Run work
• Dutch Fork work to begin this year
• Barb Wise throwing hat in ring
• Mt. Pleasant Twp. considering new zoning amendment
• City man arrested in assault
• Turturice announces run for judge
• Plans for Cecil Twp. compressor station unveiled at meeting
• No day off for good deeds
• There's a lot of energy behind area's wage growth stats
• Briefs
• MLK speakers stress need for leaders now
• Black Student Union, S.A.I.L., & SAB: W&J's Annual Talent Show - Presidents' Got Talent
• 2 women injured escaping from Charleroi house fire
• A sobering tale
• Coming up
• Looking back: Greene County
• Border sentinels West Finley man volunteers his services to help combat smuggling along Mexican border
• Three days of local share hearings set for next week
• 'We will never forget'
• Wanted man apprehended
• Avella farmer jailed on 31-year-old drug charges in Florida
• THREE CHARGED IN '03 HIT
• Troopers find missing woman
• Making way for Route 218 overpass
• Man gets probation for swindling nearly $430,000 from racetrack
• Cecil Dem to host meeting on drilling
• Danger zone: Gas rig could interfere with airport traffic
• Water authority agrees to apply for loan
• Attempt to bring back Hanover police force fails, says supervisor
• Residence Life: RA Info Session
• Residence Life: Late Night with the RA's
• Maggi, Manning separately announce candidacies for county office
• Court affirms driver's homicide sentence
• Coyotes enliven sparse season for hunters
• No injuries reported in fire
• City, borough host workshop on comprehensive plan
• East Washington man pleads guilty to assault, stalking
• Substation expansion OK'd by commission
• THS grad sentenced to prison in N.C. assault
• District settles USC rape lawsuits
• Car vandals spread grief far and wide
• White reintroduces mineral rights bill
• Yoga class for kids offered at library
• Planning Commission gives preliminary approval to compressor construction
• Donora couple jailed
• Tax forms delayed by debate over law
• A catalyst for growth Catalyst Connection CEO sees opportunities, challenges ahead for Pa.'s manufacturers
• Township governments announce reorganization
• Canonsburg expected to OK $1M for street repairs
• S. Strabane driver dies in accident
• Meeting recap: Peters Township Council
• Greene's Community Foundation has a million reasons to smile
• Five injured in crashes
• Even on gray days, there is still no place like home
• Hooked ever since - Scenery Hill group shares friendship and a passion for rug hooking
• McDonald police jail 2 on drug charges
• Report: Revamp urban policies
• 84 Lumber: Job cuts confirmed
• Musicians rally behind Appalachian mining cause
• Waynesburg woman named to sheep board
• Suspect is accused of selling drugs to kids in Canonsburg
• Hanover to revisit police coverage
• Mine work proceeds though DEP permit status is in question
• Informal meeting in Peters Township focuses on drilling
• Waynesburg man faces nine more theft counts
• On path to completion
• Police: Man asked 12-year-old boy to steal painkillers for him
• Business park's parcels to grow
• $600K sought for Southpointe II
• East Washington man alleges excessive force by borough cop
• Ex-officer serving time in county jail
• State: New bridge by July
• Autopsy results released in fatal crash
• Criminal charges filed in Waynesburg brawl
• Mining mostly impacts S.W. Pa.
• State official defends rules on gas drilling wastewater
• HUD: 84 Lumber jobs secured
• Pennsylvania alone allows waterways to serve as primary disposal sites for fracking waste
• Bracken Burns won't run in 2011
• Local man killed in vehicle rollover on Route 88
• Trial canceled in $430,000 theft from Meadows Casino
• Zoning board OKs senior center plans
• Accident closes Route 88
• Specter: Political survivor closes chapter
• Fire destroys family's home in Union Township
• Briefs
• New stem cell procedure is doggone good for pets
• The Times crossword puzzle, brought to you by Carmichaels native Allan E. Parrish
• Claysville man jailed in assault on officer
• GOP hopes to keep momentum in '11
• Briefs
• Police beat
• A special date for their special day
• First responders busy as freezing rain strikes
• Townhouse blaze injures 1 resident
• Southview woman dead in fire
• Home away from home
• Washington Co. DA to assume evidence from departments
• Meals on Wheels in need of drivers
• Too much holiday 'spirit' a no-no
• Default approval of gas wells irks resident
• Fire victim in critical condition, says chief
• Hanover Township disbands police force over insurance costs
• In remembrance
• N. Strabane project faces weather delays
• Franklin Township adopts tax abatement
• South Strabane adopts $4M budget
• Bentleyville house damaged in blaze
• Christmastime in NYC
• Damage dampens festivity
• Community Action prepares for 2011 tax season with EITC Day
• Chartiers-Houston grad speaks to students
• Federal jury convicts area man of fraud
• 2010: For business, it was 'The Year of Thinking Big'
• CAS invites residents to attend project meetings
• THE TOP 10
• Coming up
• Fire destroys bowling alley
• Cecil Twp. man accused in wife's homicide jailed
• Feb. snowfall heads up list of stories that mattered in '10
• Judge denies Hanover Twp.'s appeal of sewer project
• Investigation under way after canine found dead
• Judge: Natural gas processor must file for permit
• DEP calls Mon River impaired
• 'Bracelets from Heaven'
• Settling in to Southwestern Pa.
• Verdict's in: Tasty
• Officer undeterred by wild animals
• Library to council: New board member necessary
• Franklin Twp. supervisors adopt budget
• DA won't seek death penalty in homicide cases
• Police: Man charged in killing implicated wife as assailant
• Prof says Critz's 12th District may be sacrificed
• Accident claims life of onetime area cop
• AG: Woman faked cancer diagnosis
• House slated for fire victims
• Borough's acting police chief resolves question about citizenship
• Gas drilling in Cross Creek park questioned
• Ex-Meadows worker pleads guilty to theft
• Truck strikes I-79 overpass
• A quiet switch Pa.'s Dec. 31 lift of electric rate caps not as tumultuous as utility originally expected
• Green Christmas, fake fir and a solar-powered solstice: Let there be light in W. Pa.
• A 'community of faith'
• Coming up
• No injuries in Cokeburg house fire
• Crash kills PT driver
• 2 women arrested for drugs
• Volumes of support for victims' families
• Claysville, East Finley and Donegal residents to see sewer bill increase
• Buffalo Twp., MarkWest come to site agreement
• Robber hits bank
• Officer injured during chase
• Stolen - down to the doormats
• Greene County has played key role in Habitat success
• Police learn shooting suspect's real name
• Washington County budget approved
• Ringgold reverses construction plan
• Husband charged in fatal stabbing
• California puts up new Christmas tree
• South Strabane supervisors split vote on budget
• Carmichaels teen dies after November crash
• Report reveals campaign spending
• Greene County Career and Technology Center joint committee addresses financial irregulaties
• California Borough Christmas tree chopped
• Carmichaels approves tentative budget
• Trinity board member resigns
• Census findings shed light on region
• Judge OKs city's parkland annexation
• Council approves city's 9th camera
• Man faces arson charge
• Waynesburg maintains tax rate
• Cops seek clues to weekend stabbing
• Crèche returning to borough building
• Office of Alumni Relations: Alumni House study space available during finals week
• Coming up
• History books - William Taylor's scrapbooks provide a treasure trove of resources on the early days of the Mon Valley
• Donora man killed in crash
• Clergy wish to instill spirit of tolerance in light of nativity flap
• Court cases
• Washington City Council chooses to not change 2011 meeting times
• Memorial serves as 'a time for remembrance'
• Expressway interchange to open Monday
• Four-mile rail line expected to open on Montour Trail
• Public input sought
• Shelter resumes probes of abuse
• Uniontown man dies after assault
• California Borough hires new police chief
• California cracking down on student housing
• Police accept pay freeze as city passes budget
• Office of Alumni Relations: Alumni House study space available during finals week
• Man accepts plea in assault, chase cases
• Range Resources breaks ground in Cecil Twp.
• Outcry sparks holiday weekend celebration
• Crash kills Cal U. student
• Meeting held on new floodplain maps
• Chief assessor to stay on board
• New Eagle man accused of burning dog
• Nemacolin plant hearing draws crowd
• Trinity's Kasunich returns to work
• Letter writer responds to Canonsburg nativity ruckus
• Consol Energy renews 3-year-old branding campaign with energy origin emphasis
• The biology behind tongues that roll isn't as simple as you thought
• Holbrook man jailed in fatal Pittsburgh crash
• Action on Trinity leader deferred
• Pots of gold Westerwald Pottery has been turning out its early-American style stoneware for 35 years
• Blaine Township waiting on new vehicle
• An app for that: Agency going mobile
• Demand up; supply down
• Cops: PennDOT worker drove drunk to accident
• Area native nominated for Grammy
• Action on Trinity leader expected
• 'It's a beautiful thing'
• Cumberland fire claims elderly victim
• Carmichaels Area SB names president
• Former Ringgold staffer faces trial
• Questions remain for family of missing local man
• Salary freeze a part of county's '11 budget talks
• 2 arrested in shooting
• Chartiers Twp. board to vote on final budget with no expected tax increase
• S. Strabane apartment complex to grow
• Tentative hospital sale agreement set
• State legislators pledge to dispense with raises
• 'THE WORST IS OVER'
• Parents of special-needs kids invited to regional get-together
• Peters vote on tax cut, budget set for Dec. 20
• Mayor: Washington can look toward brighter fiscal future
• Ring-swallowing suspect waives hearing on theft
• Flooding in the forecast
• City man's car hits garbage truck
• Toprani, officials face fed lawsuit
• 'Lots of orange' in Greene
• 'Plenty of deer here ...'
• Trinity places Kasunich on leave
• Dept. of Athletics: W&J Women's Basketball Hosting Free Youth Clinic To Benefit Toys For Tots
• Local woman killed in accident
• NO VACANCY - Decision by county animal shelter leads to spike in cases for humane officers
• Court cases
• Looking back
• Operations under fire at shelter
• Agreement will save county $232K on electricity bill
• An 'architectural gem'
• Shoppers head off the beaten path
• Gunmen wanted in city shooting
• Standoff ends in death
• Tentative budget maintains N. Strabane tax rate
• Plumbing problem can mean holiday headache
• New judge: 'It's a true honor'
• Trinity 'aware' of assault allegation
• Two dead in Elco crash
• Trinity leader charged with assault
• Police say builder took $20K for work undone
• Lawsuit filed over gas royalty payments
• Washington County man returned to jail
• Truck crashes into house
• Police respond to four assaults
• Attorney: Levdansky won't challenge results
• Used car dealer pleads guilty
• Crash damages Peters Twp. store
• Adults on probation after underage party
• Lack of creativity leading factor in network's decline
• Turkey bowling competition nets only one strike
• Woman hurt after falling out of vehicle
• Mother jailed after chase
• 'I just want to get back to living'
• Looking back: Greene County
• GIVING THANKS Students from the Clark School tell what they're thankful for this holiday season
• Hot dog: When economy drains plumber, he finds new career
• Briefs
• Court cases
• Police encourage safe shopping
• West Greene: Public feedback is lacking
• Greene County Salary Board hires new detective
• SPWA must truck sediment to Fayette
• Truck tears up cemetery
• Trinity to trim some courses when interest found lacking
• SAIL: "The New Relics" Live Performance
• Ringgold moving forward with new school
• Cop uses Taser on 16-year-old boy
• Greene County officials hold off on debt refinancing
• Requests for slots grants top $31M
• Horror movie props take firefighters by surprise at George Washington hotel
• Wuentel '11 and Stubbs '12: Awarded Margaret A. Cargill Environmental Studies Grant
• Murder suspect maintains innocence
• City Council taps cop as code enforcement officer
• Safe sex? Networking website seeks to hook up Cal U. students
• County expects to hold taxes steady
• Pleasant surprise: Greene tax rate drops
• Lessons from a Chili Pepper
• Accident damages police car
• Washington man may have ingested bracelets
• No date announced for swearing-in of Washington County's new judge
• Four are accused of burglaries in Washington, Greene counties
• Technical school suspends business manager
• Former New Eagle man pleads guilty to helping in robbery
• Canonsburg man arrested in robbery of Houston store
• Range Resources buys 252 acres
• Coming clean Halliburton discloses chemicals
• Police: Son swallowed rings
• Police: Driver faces charges
• Two shot at bar in Finleyville
• Stout's cooperative spirit key to award
• Five injured in hotel fire
• Attorney: Scams target elderly
• Notices
• Police: Boy, 17, assaulted by two teens
• Students construct tech center addition
• Autograph fundraiser helps family to give back to Ronald McDonald House Charities
• Man faces prison for robbing woman
• What's in a name?
• Pittsburgh Penguin signs autographs for 2000 Turkeys
• Police led on 30-mile chase
• n Area humane society extends its moratorium on drop-offs of animals
• Waynesburg marks Veterans Day with parade, speaker
• Program at national cemetery marks Veterans Day
• Reporter shares his studies on health care
• South Strabane to see real estate tax cut
• Clarksville man arrested in bank robbery
• Company wants to develop new mine in Dunkard Township
• A bit of home for local troops
• Office of Student Transitions: Building Connections and Embracing Differences
• Meeting recap: Peters Township Council
• Man charged in shootings takes deal
• California may crack down on landlords
• Vote on animal abuse probes expected
• EPA issues subpoena on fracking
• Wellington seeking extension on permit
• Count reinforces Saccone win
• Officer treated following struggle
• Slaying trial is delayed
• Ex-Mon City cop pleads guilty
• Police: Teen deliberately ran in front of truck
• State police ID 2 victims of vehicle-building crash
• A mine's progress
• New website aims to make search for Marcellus Shale jobs efficient
• Westmoreland County woman arrested in alleged burglary ring
• Greensboro devastated by damage wrought by Election Day flood
• River rose as polling got under way in Pa.
• '85 flood took Mon Valley by surprise
• Vehicle crashes into building
• Habitual DUI offender gets prison time
• Company requests status from PUC
• Center again seeks damage reports
• Canonsburg board: No to sober-living house
• Mexican national faces trial in slaying
• Building owner wants to open 'boarding house'
• Commissioners OK $970K grant application for 'Fred'
• Murder suspect to sleep on plea bargain
• Voting machines malfunction on Election Day
• Council members say they hope to avoid fourth straight year of tax increases
• DEP orders Consol to repair Ryerson Station dam
• Eulogy: DA 'exemplified' post
• GOP dominates results
• Authority seeks to extend cul-de-sac at Southpointe II
• McDonald seeking slots money for façade project
• Wednesday, Nov. 10: Symposium: Sustainable Agriculture
• Dog sitter arraigned on identity theft charges
• DeWeese retains seat despite indictment
• Johnstown Democrat wins 12th District
• Critz holds Murtha's seat in 12th
• Legislative roundup: Solobay replaces Stout in Seate, Neuman wins in House
• Neighbors prevent possible explosion
• Hearing postponed for padlocked California tavern
• City mulls stripping workers' health care
• Turnout hinges on voter attitude
• Robbery suspect caught red-handed
• Rotarian: U.N. necessary to peace
• Dept. of Athletics: PAC Soccer Tournaments At W&J This Week
• Briefs
• COMING UP
• Police charge Avella man in rifle incident
• Tricks out creatures and treats patients
• Nearly $1M raised in quest for seat
• Former DA dies
• Office of Residence Life: Free Hot Chocolate Wednesday - 11am-1pm
• Diversity Programs & Multicultural Affairs: Domestic Violence Awareness Candlelight Vigil Update
• Panhandling at the Meadows
• City paving plan under way
• Outage affects hundreds
• Home health care workers hold rally at TRIPIL
• Vet, ex-aide get probation in drug case
• Cal U. concerned with off-campus crime
• Monessen teen jailed in slaying
• Cecil Township woman in Pittsburgh hospital after fire
• Former Canonsburg man killed in crash in Florida
• 11 arrested in city prostitution sting
• Point, click, learn Trinity taking new direction in technology curriculum
• Man jailed in California homecoming slaying
• Teen dead in California
• Looking back
• Realtor warns of rental scam
• Construction to hamper traffic
• Jury convicts man in sex assault case
• Fired California U. employee says he was whistleblower
• Chosen chief withdraws
• Trooper's 4-year-old shoots self
• California Mayor Casey Durdines says he'll leave at end of 2010
• Drugs sent via air mail; Peters Twp. man jailed
• Woman charged in theft of $7K from employer
• Melograne appointment no surprise to president judge
• Crash kills Fredericktown 18-year-old
• Office of Student Transitions: 2010 Orientation Survey Drawing Winner Announced!
• Peters Twp. approves contracts for park expansion
• Robbery suspect arrested
• Authority seeks $800,000 for Southpointe II
• Police charge driver with homicide after road rage incident
• Senate vote confirms Mascara's replacement
• Mom: Bus driver should be removed
• Allegheny County men arrested after robbery, assaults
• Perry agrees to enter police contract
• Woman faces trial in fatal 2009 head-on crash
• Attorney picked to fill Mascara vacancy faces hearing today
• Council delays decision on alley closure
• Onorato: Tax gas drilling
• Office of Student Transitions: Finding a Balance: Healthy Living for a Healthy You
• Man sought in break-in
• City waives fire safety inspection fee, pushes for checkups
• Upper St. Clair native a 'Jeopardy!' winner
• Donora man killed in crash
• Strong local energy exerted for GE's grid challenge
• Growing police force in business to protect, serve
• Volunteers clean up community
• Offices of Diversity & Volunteer Programs: Domestic Violence Awareness Month Events
• Dr. Candy DeBerry: Summer Research Poster Session
• Office of Global Education: Study in Egypt - American University in Cairo
• Counseling Services: National Depression Screening Day Today
• Coyle Theater restoration set after state grant
• Cops: Donora man identified as attacker
• Cops say local man stabbed girlfriend
• Remembering a music legend
• Bar criticizes governor's move to fill seat on bench
• N. Strabane housing plan files lawsuit
• Gas line will net about $20K for county
• County approves 84 Lumber loan
• Charleroi man faces 8 years
• Carroll Twp. surgery center shows growth
• Work to begin this month on Monument Park project
• Town Park carjacker gets 5 years
• Man charged with beating kids faces trial
• High praise for attorney secures nod in judiciary
• Vote on 84 Lumber loan expected
• DA: Probe continues in July crash that killed teen
• Commission OKs power substation
• Ex-cop pleads no contest in case of runaway teen
• Burgettstown may reinstate police force
• Governor taps area attorney to replace late judge Mascara
• Bentleyville pair killed in accident
• 2 jailed on bogus bills
• Westboro protesters' message: Hate
• Cal U. fraternity suspended after incident
• India court rejects SF teen's bail plea
• Man struck by car still on life support
• Bike ride still benefits charity
• Bullet strikes woman
• Drug arrest pleases neighbors
• Briefs
• Looking back
• KOZ expiration may mean windfall for local entities
• Distinguished Educator Initiative helps improve student achievement
• 78 volunteers make United Way Day of Caring a success
• Report: Area patients paying less
• Police: Traffic stop leads to big marijuana seizure
• Attempted homicide trial postponed again
• Wanted Bethel Park man arrested
• Driver in fatal crash waives charges
• Police seek Bethel Park man wanted after alleged assault, theft
• 10 resign from Washington School Board community panel
• Cumberland, Emerald mines inspected
• Charges pending after police chase in Washington
• Positive trends seen in foster care statistics
• Public asked for input on local areas' future plans
• University to host pipeline meeting
• Jefferson-Morgan schools make AYP requirement
• Study: Ferry Boat Frederick still needed despite new bridge
• Wanted father found in N.Y.
• Property energy Marcellus Shale activity, low interest rates driving residential, commercial activ
• Venetia man dies in crash
• Lost ring returned to WWII vet
• New source for your newspaper
• University to host American Innovators
• Peters Twp. man faces firearm charges
• Community events
• Trinity survey shows concerns differ for parents and students
• Board tables eligibility vote
• Area skate parks fall victim to vandalism trend
• Proposal for former Elks site gets nod
• Authority applying for $1.5M in slots share for airport hangars
• Police chief: Turn Kan. church's protest at Trinity into a positive
• Meadows manager links loan, Fayette County casino bid
• South Strabane Twp. police investigate infant's injuries
• Former Ringgold cafeteria director accused of theft
• County to hire consultant to help construct housing plan
• Judge dismisses abuse suit against jail
• Risks to well water discussed at Marcellus panel
• Protesters displeased by tactics
• Construction and conversion
• Washington Symphony Orchestra Concerts
• Critz, ambassador intervene in Cal chief case
• Laser Shot program benefits students
• PSSA results please districts
• Some Cal U. students will face eviction
• PSSA results: How area schools did
• Suspect in armed robbery in police custody
• Church Street may close to traffic to make way for building
• School board asked to consider petition for C-M resignation
• Robber of Bentleyville bank sought
• Washington parts ways with code officer, cites his poor 'demeanor'
• Covered Bridge Festival
• Love of language, learning
• Pols owe Pa. taxes
• Police: Pair killed missing Mon City man 9 years ago
• Drilling a balancing act in Peters Twp.
• State DEP fines drilling company
• Avalon Court restoration will take a year
• Debt may put Charleroi buildings up for tax sale
• Aerial peak leads to pot bust in Morris
• Monongahela Council OKs gas deal
• Interstate crash kills Ohio man
• Father, son sound alarm, help resident escape fire
• Briefs
• PennDOT welcomes new home
• Disastrous distractions
• Hot weather wears on concertgoers at annual music event
• Money for Charleroi theater restoration on hold
• Father against son
• Court appearance scheduled for youth in mother's slaying
• Supers say no to plan change
• All in the family at the fair
• Area mother decapitated
• U.S. Rep. Critz calls Dry Tavern funds 'a priority'
• Southeastern Greene approves cyberschool
• Truck hits, kills woman in S. Fayette
• Two jailed; automatic plate reader notes theft
• Lambs and steers draw bids at Greene County Fair
• Highway projects go by wayside
• Greene Co. highway projects cut
• Washington County Fair
• Welcome to Off the Wall Productions
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• Final Canned Goods Collected – 100,501!
• Meadows Racetrack and Casino Players Win $8.3 Million in Jackpots During Month of October
• Meadows Racetrack and Casino Patrons Donate 43,000 Cans of Food in Two Days
• Meadows Racetrack And Casino To Provide 1,000 Turkeys To Local Food Bank For Families In Need
• Meadows Unveils First-Ever Casino Internship Program with Penn State University
• Despite Troubling Economy Construction Of Permanent Meadows Racetrack And Casino
• Meadows Racetrack And Casino Players Win $7.5 Million In Jackpots During Month Of August
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