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EPA: Dissolved solids exceed limits in Monongahela River
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection says total dissolved solids in the Monongahela River in western Pennsylvania again exceed legal limits.
Are you a runner, training for Sunday's Pittsburgh Great Race? Or, are you just curious about the race? Click here to watch a series of videos from Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reporter and veteran runner William Loeffler.
Union members' contract vote will determine future of Crucible steel mill in Geddes
A New York City investment firm is poised to buy the bankrupt Crucible Specialty Metals steel mill in Geddes, shown in an aerial view.
Driver heads to trial in hit-and-run case
A 16-year-old boy from Nemacolin testified Wednesday he heard tires squealing just before he looked up and saw a Chevrolet Blazer coming right toward him and two of his friends while they stood on a Carmichaels street June 27.
Driver heads to trial in hit-and-run case
A 16-year-old boy from Nemacolin testified Wednesday he heard tires squealing just before he looked up and saw a Chevrolet Blazer coming right toward him and two of his friends while they stood on a Carmichaels street June 27.
Cana t catch Nortel in a bottlePaul Wells on what the government should do about Nortel
It's at times like this, with the future of Nortel's coveted wireless technology up for grabs and billions of dollars at stake, that I like to recall the wise counsel of old John C. Lobb.
Vehicle hits three children in Cumberland | UPDATED
UPDATED Observer-Reporter This article has been read 338 times. Police took into custody the driver of a vehicle that struck three children on Browns Ferry Road at Liberty Street in Cumberland Township about 4 p.m. Saturday.
Six People Arrested In Greene Co. Drug Bust
Several suspects are under arrest after a drug bust in Greene County. Six people were arrested and charged with drug possession with the intent to deliver.
Carmichaels Area High School will hold commencement exercises for 71 graduating seniors at 7:15 p.m. May 29 in the high school gymnasium.
Cartel suspect loses extradition fight
A retired British businessman accused of running a global cartel on carbon components is facing extradition to the US within the next 28 days after losing a protracted legal battle.
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