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City police officer treated after patrol car is struck
A Pittsburgh police officer was taken to UPMC Mercy early this morning after being rear-ended on Route 51 in the West End by a suspected drunk driver, police said. Comment?
3 Adults, Baby Escape Fire In North Side
Three adults and a 6-month-old baby escaped a fire in Pittsburgh's North Side Tuesday morning. Comment?
Scranton Mayor To Kick Off Bid For Pa. Governor
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Philly Officer Dragged By Stolen Car After Stop
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Iran Accuses 3 Detained Americans Of Espionage
Share + Nov 10, 2009 1:16 am US/Eastern TEHRAN, Iran Iran accused three detained Americans of spying Monday, signaling Tehran intends to put them on trial. Comment?
Man Hospitalized After Pipe Attack In Friendship
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Man Hit With Pipe In Attempted Robbery
A man was hit with a pipe in an attempted robbery in Pittsburgh's Friendship neighborhood Monday night. Comment?
Mayor wants students to pay 'fair share'
Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl on Monday detailed a 1 percent tax on college tuition to plug a $15 million hole in the city's budget. Comment?
Mall developer Zamias goes residential
The Zamias Co. of Johnstown, a major shopping center developer whose properties include Pittsburgh Mills in Frazer, has entered the apartment field for the first time with the purchase of Samuel Land Co., co-owner of five local apartment buildings. Comment?
Schools throw book at mayor's tuition tax
The tuition tax that Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl sees as the city's ticket out of financial distress drew mixed reviews from council members, yelps from students and parents and harsh words from some of the biggest targeted schools yesterday. Comment?
College students react to tax proposal
University of Pittsburgh junior Matt Riehle called it "a slap in the face." At Carnegie Mellon University, Rosanna Breaux said she already works three jobs to pay her school's $40,000-plus tuition, and a new bill amounting in her case to more than $400 would be piling on the financial hardship. Comment?
Police look for clues in suspicious Friendship fires
... blackened the facade of the Friendship Avenue home. The home's owners are Steven Annegarn, ballet master for the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, and Erin Halloran, a ballerina with the organization. On Saturday morning, Michael Dolan discovered the ... Comment?
County assessors to set value of casino
... By contrast, the neighboring Carnegie Science Center is assessed at $27.7 million. Ira Weiss, solicitor for the Pittsburgh School District, which could receive $4.7 million a year in property tax revenue from the casino if it is assessed at $340 ... Comment?
Leads drive Quantum's 'Candide' on entertaining journey
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... with the voice to carry Bernstein's score. Wascavage, coming off a strong performance in "The History Boys" for Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre, demonstrates a singing talent along with his acting. The supporting cast is less consistent, led by ... Comment?
O'Neill book expresses tough love for Pittsburgh
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Those who have read Brian O'Neill's literate and hospitable columns over the years in the Post-Gazette will welcome what is really his love letter to Pittsburgh. Comment?
Short trip to Springdale's next opponent
... School. In Week 3, North Catholic edged Springdale, 20-14. North Catholic is located in the Troy Hill section of Pittsburgh. The area's football teams endured a rough opening week in the WPIAL playoffs. The six local representatives - Plum, Knoch, ... Comment?
Downtown education group picks 2 board members
... elected two new members to its board of directors Monday. Judy Johnston, a leadership consultant working with Pittsburgh Public Schools, and Rep. Chelsa Wagner, D-Beechview, will take office Jan. 1. The group, which is a watchdog on city schools, ... Comment?
Gifts to be collected for youth programs on South Side
Dolce Lounge and Restaurant will collect new, unwrapped gifts for the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Youth Programs from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Nov. Comment?
Pittsburgh safe for pedestrians, study says
Matthew Santoni can be reached via e-mail or at 412-380-5625. The Pittsburgh metropolitan area is among the least deadly in the nation for pedestrians, according to a study released Monday by the advocacy group Transportation for America. 1 comment
... senior vice president of education and research, U.S. Green Building Council, received a Gold Medal from the Pittsburgh chapter of the American Institute of Architects. * Jeff Conn, managing partner of the law firm Thorp Reed & Armstrong, received ... Comment?