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The myth about electricity prices
The Wiktionary defines the term urban legend as: "A widely circulated story that is untrue or apocryphal, often having elements of humor or horror." There is an urban legend that is in wide circulation these days and it goes something like "Soaring electric prices are looming in Pennsylvania.
Food banks' clientele changing
Several anti-hunger organizations in the region offer help to the hungry during the holiday season: * Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank -- collects and distributes food throughout 11 counties, 412-460-4663 * Hunger Services at the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh -- provides assistance with applying for food stamps and emergency food pantry ...
By Daveen Rae Kurutz , For The Valley Independent Wednesday, December 23, 2009 Last updated: 1:29 pm Christmas was looking to be pretty bleak for Deborah Sheffey.
Thursday, 17 December 2009 12:38 Richard Egerton has worked at Subway on Lyle Boulevard in McKeesport for four years.
With the Steelers in trouble, it's time for a reality check
Woe to us. Our beloved Steelers have dropped five games in a row, and Pittsburgh has fallen into a collective funk the likes of which we haven't experienced since the "real" steelers - those who manufactured steel - lost everything.
Duquesne teachers union files grevence against Allegheny Intermediate Unit
Duquesne City School District teachers are filing an unfair labor practice complaint against the Allegheny Intermediate Unit for back wages.
Police seek man in March fatal shooting
Allegheny County police are searching for a 24-year-old man in connection with a March fatal shooting in Clairton.
Abington Heights Waverly Elementary student Amelia Burgoyne labored over her Christmas tree card, adding sparkles and a handwritten greeting in crayon.
Churches go up for sale as costs to maintain them increase
Church buildings currently listed for sale around Pittsburgh: Refuge Temple Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Homewood - $175,000 Mt.
Snow Slickens Roads; Several Crashes Reported
Snowfall on Saturday led to several accidents throughout southwestern Pennsylvania all afternoon as conditions on bridges and overpasses froze.
Suspect In Turtle Creek Man's Killing Caught After Duquesne Chase
A suspect in a homicide case was spotted in Duquesne and caught after a car and foot chase early Thursday evening.
Murder suspect arrested in Duquesne
The Allegheny County Sheriff's Fugitive Squad this afternoon arrested a McKeesport teenager who was wanted for murder, police said.
Duquesne Emergency Services chief dies on rescue call
Duquesne Emergency Services Chief Harry Moore died Sunday night while responding to a three-car crash on Thompson Run Bridge, Duquesne police said.
Duquesne EMS Chief Dies Responding To Crash Scene
The Duquesne community is in shock following the death of the chief of their EMS over the weekend while he responded to a car accident.
2 Injured, Bridge Closed After Multi-Vehicle Crash In Duquesne
Two people were injured after multiple vehicles were involved in a crash near Kennywood on Sunday night.
3 men sought in Greensburg beating
State police are searching for three men who savagely beat a sleeping homeless man living in woods behind the Lynch Field athletic complex in Greensburg.
Familiar Work Zones To Affect Traffic This Weekend
As crews continue to work against fall deadlines, several familiar projects will restrict traffic this weekend.
With energy hike looming, area businesses chase down deals
Larry Deklinski/Staff Photo A woman runs on a treadmill Monday at Star Physical Therapy and Fitness, Marion Heights.