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Saturday, November 21, 2009, 2:42 am

BREAKING NEWS

10-year-old Arnold boy shot while skateboarding
Police are searching for suspects in the Friday night shooting of Toriano Wilson in the 1400 block of Third Avenue. 11:10 pm

Fort Duquesne Bridge ramps to be closed today 8:48 pm

West Allegheny upsets Thomas Jefferson

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From Steel City to ... Style City?

Pittsburgh Fashion Week to give area designers chance to shine
The city will join the ranks of New York, Dallas and Miami when fashionistas gather Sept. 27-Oct. 3 for the event featuring runway shows, internationally known designers and a showcase for area artisans.

JOYFUL CITY GLOWS

Light Up Night draws crowds to Downtown festivities
Friday marked the start of Pittsburgh's holiday shopping season with the 49th annual event that included tree-lighting ceremonies, concerts and fireworks throughout the Golden Triangle.

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Ushering in the season
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Bengals complete sweep
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Pitt beats Binghampton, 71-46
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Kickin' it this season
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Panthers hold off Irish
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Pens-Ducks
Pens beat Anaheim, 5-2
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Book theft may have Pa. link
Civil War volumes valued at up to $20,000 turn up in the Brooklyn home of art thief who visited Blair County.

Altmire invites wrath of party
Since the House health care bill passed, Rep. Jason Altmire and other House Democrats who broke with their party have been pilloried by liberals and conservatives.

Students lambaste tuition tax
About 50 college students attended a meeting Friday to listen to city officials discuss Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's proposed tuition tax, which the mayor expects to generate $16.2 million annually.

West Penn to appeal decision
West Penn Allegheny Health System filed notice in federal court that it is appealing the dismissal of its antitrust lawsuit against the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and Highmark Inc.

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DECEMBER DONATIONS

Police investigated in mayor's election-night party
The city is investigating whether Pittsburgh police officers at Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's party were on- or off-duty, after getting a complaint from the commander of the North Side station.

Pittsburgh region hailed for charitable generosity
Hearts warm when the air gets cold in Pittsburgh, at least according Men's Health magazine, which ranked the city as the nation's eighth most-charitable city.