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Two men die after two separate car accidents
Two men involved in separate car accidents have died, the Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office said.
Northbound I-79 reduced to one lane Friday morning
Contractors will reduce northbound Interstate 79 to a single lane in Franklin Park and Marshall early Friday morning, PennDOT officials said.
Franklin Park church's 'Blue Christmas' service offers solace, comfort
Ingomar United Methodist Church will hold its second "Blue Christmas" worship service at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the sanctuary at 1501 W. Ingomar Road, Franklin Park.
Ross commissioners approve library funding letter
Ross Commissioner Daniel Kinross wants residents to know they likely would be able to continue to borrow materials from the Northland Public Library, even if the township decides to end its funding for the regional institution.
Long Lines Form At Local H1N1 Vaccine Clinics
Share + Nov 21, 2009 7:06 pm US/Eastern PITTSBURGH There were long lines today as people waited at several clinics set up across the state to get the H1N1 flu shot.
Franklin Park approves preliminary budget
While Franklin Park's preliminary 2010 budget includes no property tax increase, it does include, for the first time, a $52 local services tax.
Pittsburgh Brewing chief loved beer, basketball
Michael Graham loved Pittsburgh Brewing Co. so much that sometimes his wife thought "his blood was made of beer." Mr.
Nighttime lane closures this week on I-79 in Franklin Park, Marshall
Nighttime lane closures will continue this week on Interstate 79, with single-lane closures tonight near the Interstate 279 merge and two lanes closed nightly this week on the bridge over the Pennsylvania Turnpike, PennDOT officials said.
Franklin Park teen's vision of helping leads to top Girl Scout award
Halie Carter, a junior at North Allegheny Senior High School and recent Girl Scout Gold Award recipient, is keeping her eyes on the finish line as she trains for the 2009-10 track season.
French Accents: Couple's suburban garden reflects continental touches
Construction Causes Major Delays On I-279
Share + Oct 10, 2009 7:59 pm US/Eastern WEXFORD A massive traffic jam was caused by construction on I-279 Saturday that had some motorists sitting still four up to two hours.
Firefighter Volunteers Dwindling At Local Companies
Pennsylvania - When a fire siren sounded in the early 1970s in many small Pennsylvania towns, business owners and bankers would be among the volunteers rushing to respond.
iPods, GPS, Big Screens Swiped From North Hills Homes, Cars
Five young people are accused of stealing iPods, GPS devices, clothes, computers, cash, guns and big-screen televisions worth a total of $25,000 from homes and cars throughout Pittsburgh's North Hills.
iPods, GPS, Big Screens Swiped From North Hills Homes, Cars
Five young people are accused of stealing iPods, GPS devices, clothes, computers, cash, guns and big-screen televisions worth a total of $25,000 from homes and cars throughout Pittsburgh's North Hills.
Sewickley woman of faith devoted to helping others
Beatrice Mouganis' role as Good Deeds in the-then Carnegie Tech drama school's production of "Everyman," a 15th century morality play, was appropriate for a woman whose life was devoted to helping others.
Public input key for future plans of watershed
The 67 square miles of the Pine Creek Watershed provides natural and recreational resources to countless plants animals and people who call it home.
New technology aims to clean North Park pond
Rich Ware, of Franklin Park, works the dredging machine for Dewatering Services in North Park.
Once-troubled student, McCandless woman now inspirational tutor
For someone who hated school as a child, Ruth Butler has proven to be a natural at helping others succeed in the classroom.
Regional housing remains depressed
Rick Stouffer can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7853. Single-family housing starts in the Pittsburgh region through 2009's first six months dropped 26.8 percent from a year ago, with the City of Pittsburgh tying Franklin Park for most building permits, said a report issued Monday.
Newsmaker: G. Reynolds "Renny" Clark
Family: Wife, Linda; son, Paul, 36; daughter, Sara, 33; grandson, Milo, 3. Age: 66 Occupation: Vice chancellor for community initiatives and chief of staff at University of Pittsburgh.
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