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Decorated vet: Charles Pete Detrich displays ribbons and medals he earned during service in the U.S. Army during WWII.

A Venango County man, injured in a one-vehicle crash in October in Mercer County, died this week in an Ohio Hospital, state police said.

About a dozen states offer prepaid or guaranteed college savings plans. Pennsylvania offers two: the 529 Guaranteed Saving and 529 Investment plans.

Most of you are probably familiar with his drawings. Yorker Lewis Miller was a most prolific American folk artist.

In and around Elizabeth Township, Margaret Jean Boughner was admired by many for her faith, integrity and willingness to reach out to others.

What seemed to be a routine fix has turned into a complex issue. In a letter to the Kane Borough Council last month, Karen Lyle and Elizabeth Shrubb made a request for a reserved parking space in front of their business-- Karen and Bettya s Hair Happening at 237 Bayard St.

The WPIAL released the sites today for its 16 quarterfinal football playoff games.

Not every teenager knows how healthy dating relationships are supposed to work, and some can become trapped by abuse if they can't identify the warning signs.

Charlotte Love seems to know everyone at the Jewish Community Center in Squirrel Hill.

Alongside guests - some in silly costumes -Matt and Annie Hinton, of Fairfield, CT, not only honored their son's life, but also celebrated the success of Brady's Smile Inc., an organization that he inspired, at their second annual "Color the Night" fundraiser event.

An East Earl Township man was critically injured Thursday night after a one-vehicle crash in New Holland Borough.

Admission : $16; $14 for senior citizens and students; dinner theater packages and group rates available Where : The Theatre Factory, Cavitt Avenue and Third Street, Trafford Details : 412-374-9200 or online Ways to get us When filmgoers think of "On Golden Pond," they no doubt recall Katharine Hepburn and Henry Fonda in their movie roles as Ethel ...

Jennie Benford, an archivist at Carnegie Mellon University, leads a tour through the Homewood Cemetery grave sites of women prominent in social justice battles.

Protesters of last month's G-20 summit aired a slew of complaints and concerns last night at an emotional public hearing before the Citizen Police Review Board, the first of at least two planned to explore the city's handling of the demonstrations.

To the timid, stuttering prince who began pursuing her in 1920, she was Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, the charming daughter of an earl.

"The Bridge #2" is one of the pieces by Raphael Founder's Prize winner Christian Burchard that is on display at the Society for Contemporary Craft in the Strip District.

Today, Avonworth fourth-grader Andy Chrvala will become a published author. So will the 703 other children at Avonworth Elementary School, not to mention thousands of other people of any age across the country.

An Allegheny County man is accused of stealing and estimated $3,284 worth of electricity during nearly two and half years.

By Alice T. Carter , TRIBUNE-REVIEW THEATER CRITIC Wednesday, October 14, 2009 Last updated: 3:34 pm Photos click to enlarge Goth, not Victorian Heidi Murrin/Tribune-Review click to enlarge Mr.

UPMC announced early Friday that it will close its UPMC Braddock hospital in 90 days.