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Saturday, July 31, 2010, 4:11 pm
BREAKING NEWS Lemont Furnace man dies in motorcycle accident
Thomas McGee, 37, was riding his 2001 Suzuki Katana motorcycle west along Brushwood Road in North Union Township late Thursday when he crashed into a utility pole. updated 1:40 pm
 Pirates trade three for Arizona catcher, prospect updated 1:39 pm
Death toll in Pakistani floods surges past 800 updated 12:59 pm
Wiles-Barre/Scranton coach Reirden hired by Penguins updated 2:30 pm
'Underdog' Steelers arrive at camp
The Associated Press
$47.6 MILLION IN PUBLIC FUNDS
Consol Energy Center expected to finish on budget
Pittsburgh's Uptown hockey arena is on track to finish construction within its $321 million budget, according to Mary Conturo, executive director of the Sports & Exhibition Authority, a city-county agency.
PULLED DOWN
Turnpike bridge stands strong against explosives
A portion of the Pennsylvania Turnpike's old Allegheny River Bridge initially failed to drop Friday after being imploded with explosives.
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Upper St. Clair responds to 'bait' claims
The Upper St. Clair School District has posted a letter to parents on its website in response to news reports chronicling a federal lawsuit claiming school officials failed to protect girls who were raped in a high school stairwell in 2008. |
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Fallingwater residencies give students fresh ideas
When Ryan Ellison was a little girl, she started to notice how all of the boring buildings in her town were the same shapes. There were squares and rectangles for as far as the eye could see. |
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Cyclist injured in fall on Youghiogheny River Trail
An elderly cyclist on the Youghiogheny River Trail in West Newton suffered minor injuries Friday afternoon when she went over an embankment and ended up at the river's edge about 20 feet below.Worker death in Sewickley ruled accident
Two months ago, Jack Hogan spent three days at Heritage Valley Sewickley hospital wearing a tuxedo and celebrating the birth of his daughter, carrying on a tradition his late father started. Use bond for transit, state Republicans urge
Two prominent Republicans are asking Democratic Gov. Ed Rendell to divert a share of a $600 million bond issue earmarked for pet projects to help resolve the state's transportation crisis. State again cites Scranton veterans home
A state-run veterans home, which has been cited repeatedly for violations, has been found out of compliance with multiple state licensing regulations, according to an inspection report.
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