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Shots Fired During Upper St. Clair Home Invasion
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Magazine cites more than a dozen top high schools in W. Pa.
U.S. News and World Report has included more than a dozen Western Pennsylvania high schools as among the best public schools in the nation in its 2010 America's Best High Schools.
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Fund raiser tonight for family of Upper St. Clair coach
Drive-by donations are being accepted tonight for the family of Upper St. Clair youth football coach Daniel William Hentosz, who died of a heart attack late last month.
Upper St. Clair raises township taxes
Upper St. Clair commissioners last night approved an $18.4 million spending plan for next year, including a real estate tax increase of 1.2 mills, bringing total millage to 4.6 mills.
UPMC's financial proposal targeted
Tim Puko can be reached via e-mail or at 412-391-8650. Allegheny County Council tonight plans to consider proposals regarding UPMC's access to county-backed bonds and the health care giant's tax-exempt status.
County budget with no tax increase approved
Boasting of yet another year with no property tax increase, Allegheny County Council yesterday approved a $773.5 million budget for 2010.
Former TV anchor pleads guilty to DUI
Former Pittsburgh news anchor Don Cannon, already facing sentencing for two drunken driving convictions in Allegheny County, pleaded guilty yesterday in California to his fourth DUI and is likely headed to jail under California law.
Upper St. Clair father of twin shooting victim a fugitive
Authorities say a suburban Pittsburgh man charged with involuntary manslaughter after his 9-year-old son accidentally shot and killed his twin brother is now a fugitive.
Father of boy who killed twin considered fugitive
A man accused of letting his twin sons play with a hunting rifle unsupervised, which prosecutors say led one boy to accidentally kill the other, is being sought as a fugitive.
County tapped to test monitoring device
This article has been read 157 times. Washington County is one of eight counties nationwide selected to test a new device that combines alcohol and electronic home monitoring for those convicted of alcohol-related crimes.
Course trains local elected officials
Running for office is a lot easier than running a municipality, says Preston Shimer, an Upper St.
H1N1 immunization clinic draws huge crowd
With a line extending almost a quarter mile around Chartiers Valley High School, health officials said they fear they won't have enough vaccine for everyone who showed up at an Allegheny County Health Department clinic for immunization against the H1N1 virus.
Upper St. Clair attorney to press discrimination suit against law firm
An Upper St. Clair attorney filed noticed Monday that she will appeal a federal judge's dismissal of the sexual discrimination lawsuit she filed against her Downtown law firm.
Don Cannon to return for court appearance
Former Pittsburgh TV news anchor Don Cannon was expected to be released from police custody in California yesterday, according to his attorney, Patrick J. Thomassey.
Target, Dick's eyeing stores at South Hills Village Shopping Center
Target, which last week confirmed it plans to open a store in East Liberty, may add a second at South Hills Village Shopping Center, Upper St.
Duquesne women beat Mount St. Mary's 88-63
Guard Alex Gensler of Upper St. Clair converted 6 of 10 field goals, all 3-pointers, and finished with 21 points as the Duquesne women moved to 3-0 with an 88-63 victory against Mount St.
Local artist gives of heart and time
Skilled and creative in the fine arts, each year she focuses on helping others. With compassion and commitment, she continues to share her blessings with those less fortunate.
Pine entrepreneur's creativity brought success, fun
Creativity and fun defined Nick Mitchell, whether it was making up games to play with his older sister or founding new companies.
Three Allegheny County councilmen waver on nonprofits' fee
At least three Allegheny County Council members are reconsidering their votes to charge fees on nonprofits as the proposal comes back to them for a final vote Tuesday.
Restoring Gilfillan farmhouse a delicate process
When the Gilfillan farm was built in 1855, the dehumidifier had not been invented and G.S. Jones Reconstruction/Consulting did not exist.