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EFA grad could call Fan Cave home
I took my dogs for a walk this morning and had to check my calendar to make sure it's actually February.
Shoeless Revolution member's 'Idol' moment
A high-energy member of a Twin Cities band scatted his way into the judges' hearts in his second performance on this season's "American Idol." Reed Grimm of The Shoeless Revolution appeared on the FOX-TV reality talent show Wednesday and won over Steven Tyler , Jennifer Lopez and Randy Jackson with "I Got A Golden Ticket" during the Hollywood stage ... (more)
Two from Ukraine plead guilty to charges of selling steroids
The 2008 search of a Western Pennsylvania man's illegal steroid lab led to an international probe that culminated in the guilty pleas Wednesday of two Ukrainians who had boasted to an undercover agent of millions of dollars of sales of muscle-building drugs.
Matthews Int'l launches Matthews Supply Chain Automation Solutions
The new division will be comprised of two long-standing business units, Matthews Marking Products and Holjeron, along with two recently acquired companies, Innovative Picking Technologies, Inc.
Katherine Roarty, a dancer from Pittsburgh, relaxes with lunch outdoors in New York's High Line Park on a spring-like day Tuesday, Jan.
Packaging Briefs Tuesday, January 31
Intelligrated expands Ohio headquarters Automated material handling solutions firm Intelligrated is expanding its Mason, OH headquarters, kicking off the new office construction project with a groundbreaking ceremony on Monday, January 30.
Matthews International Outruns Estimates Again
The 10-second takeaway For the quarter ended Dec. 31 , Matthews International beat expectations on revenues and earnings per share.
Matthews International Reports Earnings for Fiscal 2012 First Quarter
Net income attributable to the Company was $11.3 million for the fiscal 2012 first quarter, compared to $13.2 million for the first three months of fiscal 2011.
Sewickley Anticipates Release of Tuskegee Airmen Action Film 'Red Tails'
A When Regis Bobonis watchesA Red Tails A on Friday night, he'll surely analyze each scene, looking for familiar characters, including some of Sewickley's own Tuskegee Airmen, an all-black air unit that served in World War II.
University of Oklahoma casket logo spurs lawsuit
A licensing company in Georgia is suing an Oklahoma casket-maker and its parent company, alleging that the company marketed a casket bearing the University of Oklahoma logo without permission.
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