Shadyside News

The 10-year lease for 144,265 square feet of laboratory and office space starts Oct.

Michael Machosky can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7901. Now that it looks like this is the summer that the Great Recession of '08-'09 stopped sleeping on the couch and decided to just move in, there have been some things we've had to get used to.

Jerry Vondas can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7823. Whether he was serving his country as an Army Air Corps officer or operating the family business, Jim McNulty did it with a sense of pride and accomplishment.

As a member of the professional staff of the University of Pittsburgh Dental School Clinic, Dr.

City residents this morning scooped, swept and dried up everything that got wet from heavy storms that brought rain, flooding, frequent lightning and reports of funnel clouds to the area.

Milk, cream, sugar and eggs make the glue that binds the Mercurio family. Those also happen to be the base ingredients of gelato - an Italian cousin of ice cream that the Mercurios have churned out for a decade.

Paul Matvia, who lives on Electric Avenue, looks at the broken concrete and the missing front porches from a neighboring building.

The worst storm of the spring spawned reports of funnel clouds Wednesday evening in Glen Hazel and the West End and flooded streets throughout Pittsburgh, stranding a number of motorists in vehicles.

Pittsburgh police are looking for a man who robbed a convenience store with a very unusual weapon.

Normally this would be the second of three weekends for the Three Rivers Arts Festival, but in its shortened, 10-day version, this is it, folks.

Pittsburgh fire investigators are working to determine what caused a fire at a Shadyside home early today, the second fire in two days at the Howe Street house.

Good fashion never goes out of style, but old storefronts and aesthetics certainly do.

Jerry Vondas can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7823. When painter Joe LaBella contracted for his first major job in the 1950s - for the Federal Building on Grant Street - he had one truck and the $10,000 he borrowed for paint and supplies.

JUNE 5 - Pittsburgh Gospel will host a Lunchtime Gospel Music Series from 12-1 p.m. at 937 Liberty Ave., Downtown.

Health fair MAY 30 - The Ruth Women's Missionary Society of Bethel AME Church, 2720 Webster Ave., Hill District, will host a Women's Health fair at 8:30 a.m. There will be a discussion of health topics that pertain to women and keeping them healthy.

Lebanon is on the market for $14.5 million, with Holiday Fenoglio Fowler as the listing agent.

Whether Mimi Bamonte was greeting Sunday worshippers in St. Paul Cathedral or making patients feel comfortable in the emergency room at UPMC Shadyside hospital, she did it with what some call an asserted act of compassion.

Pittsburgh construction activity picked up in April with 199 permits valued at $54.88 million issued.

John Canning helps Queen Victoria up the steps of 927 Beech Ave. Inside, the queen welcomed and conversed with guests at the English High Tea and house tour.

Kevin Sousa speaks to guests from the kitchen area at his under-construction restaurant in Garfield, Salt of the Earth, during an "underground" dinner.