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Motorcyclist burned in 2004 crash has died
A motorcyclist who suffered severe burns in 2004 when a truck ran over him near the entrance to the Armstrong Tunnels has died.
Slow food: Turtle soup is a throwback to an earlier elegant time
At the Springfield Grille in Mercer County, turtle soup is served in classic style -- with a glass of sherry that can be used to flavor the soup.
Brentwood councilmen say one solicitor is enough
Two solicitors are too much for Brentwood Councilmen David Wenzel and Mario Richards.
Summerfest at St. Albert the Great
Saint Albert the Great Church will sponsor a Summerfest on church grounds June 23-28 from 7-11 p.m. daily and 5-11 p.m. Saturday.
Brentwood Council nixes variance for school board member's business
Brentwood Council has denied a zoning variance to allow Brentwood School Board member David Schaap to run a business at his home.
Line leak disrupts traffic, service along Rt. 51
Pennsylvania American Water is repairing a leaking water main along Route 51 in Brentwood and Whitehall.
Water Main Break Affects 60 South Hills Businesses
A 16-inch water main broke overnight, leaving about 60 businesses high and dry. Crews were making repairs along Clairton Boulevard between Brentwood and Whitehall.
Elementary teachers represented by the Federation of Pittsburgh Diocesan Teachers in diocesan schools approved May 15 a new six-year contract, effective Sept.
New Kensington man sought in nephew's shooting
City police are familiar with Allan L. "Goat" Wilson Jr. Wanted for a Memorial Day shooting, Wilson, 32, has been the accused -- and the victim -- in shootings in the past decade.
2008 Gene Kelly Awards announced
Pine Richland''s "Seussical" at the Kelly Awards. The Benedum Center was packed Saturday night as Pittsburgh CLO and the University of Pittsburgh honored Allegheny County high schools with the 18th annual Gene ...
PG South: Brentwood runner after a good time at the PIAA meet
The spirit can be willing. The mind can be focused and telling the legs to move faster.
Navy Club USA Pittsburgh Ship 720 will hold it's next meeting on May 29 at 1900 Hrs.
Brentwood officer's discrimination suit goes to federal court
A lawsuit filed by a Brentwood police officer who accuses the police chief of discrimination was moved to federal court on Monday. via PittsburghLIVE.com
“Instead, he drove to Indiana, Pa., 50 miles from Pittsburgh. There, in his parents' comfortable red-brick house overlooking the town, he slept late, played the piano and joked with his family about the old days.”
When he returned home from World War II, Hollywood icon James Stewart was featured on the cover of Life magazine in front of the Indiana County courthouse. via Philly.com
Merchants' plea for more Whitehall officers heard
“The merchants would like to have more of a police presence during the Fourth of July”
Tighter security measures will be in place for the Independence Day fireworks display scheduled for June 27 at the Caste Village shopping center. via PittsburghLIVE.com
Early Morning Fire Ripped Through Brentwood Home
Firefighters were called to a house in Brentwood early Friday morning. Smoke and flames were shooting through the roof as they arrived. via ThePittsburghChannel
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Pittsburg CLO Announces Gene Kelly Award Nominees
Thursday, May 8, 2008; Posted: 5:55 PM - by BWW News Desk Pittsburgh CLO and the University of Pittsburgh are proud to announce the nominees for the Gene Kelly Awards for Excellence in High School Musical ... via BroadwayWorld.com Featured Content
South Hills police to conduct sobriety checkpoint
The South Hills DUI Task Force will conduct a sobriety checkpoint starting Friday and throughout the weekend in Brentwood. via Pittsburgh Tribune
“I think you have a pretty good idea whether you like it the first ride through.”
Bob Donaldson/Post-Gazette Workers swarm over the almost-completed Ghostwood Estate dark ride, located where the Gold Rusher ride was last season. via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Roethlisberger donates $100,000 to police K-9 units
Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger announced today that his foundation will be distributing nearly $100,000 in grants to local police K-9 units. via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette