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Pennsylvania loses a giant

An ardent supporter of military spending and leading voice on military policy, the former Marine and representative of the state's 12th District spent his 36-year career immersed in foreign policy. John Murtha, 77, of Johnstown amassed influence unprecedented in recent state history.

News

With more snow on the way, universities, school districts cancel

Universities and school districts across Western Pennsylvania are canceling classes for a second consecutive day as crews clear snow and brace for another storm predicted to begin tomorrow morning.

  • More snow forecast for Alle-Kiski Valley
  • Alle-Kiski Valley stores can't meet demand for snow gear
  • Larger NUMEC lawsuit weighed
  • Indiana Township Police use Internet to helps catch criminals
  • Plum gets closer to adding to police force
  • Young Cheswick dancer Pent keeps feet firmly on ground
  • Many area schools don't plan to open Monday
  • Valley digs out from monster storm
  • Region digs out of record snowstorm
  • Residents clear cars, paths as monster snowfall cancels plans
  • Snow affects everyone in Valley
  • Sharpsburg lands $50K grant for fishing pier
  • Civil War vets' post reopening after decades
  • Fawn officials eye possible baseball field improvements
  • $40K grant benefits Bell VFD
  • Heavy snow cripples region; airport set to reopen
  • Snowstorm touches 'primal' fears
  • Historic snowstorm turns Valley into a white winter 'madhouse'
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    Sports

    Weather has teams scrambling

    Rich Bonnaure hasn't seen his South Fayette boys basketball players since Thursday, the day before a winter storm dropped more than 2 feet of snow in his neighborhood.

  • Burrell swim team features sister act
  • WPIAL finals set for today
  • Campus clippings
  • Burrell and Kiski Area wrestlers face off again
  • WPIAL Wrestling finals headed to Fox Chapel
  • WPIAL wrestling finals postponed again
  • Pee Wee players grace hockey tournament
  • Apollo-Ridge returns to playoff ranks
  • Steigerwald: Nutting facing a long summer
  • Kiski Area enjoying winter season
  • Weather postpones WPIAL wrestling finals
  • Tribune-Review HS basketball rankings
  • Burrell goes after fourth-straight AA title
  • Kiski to face Canon-Mac for title
  • Weather wreaks havoc on local schedule
  • Deer Lakes tops Burrell; captures postseason bid
  • Ford City picks up 'must-win' contest
  • Kiski Area moves on to championship
  • Springdale's Sarsfield close to decision
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    Living

    New book chronicles A-K Valley sports history

    Lower Burrell author George Guido crosses the finish line as this sports journalist's labor of love, "Alle-Kiski Sports History: A Century of Sports in Western Pennsylvania's A-K Valley," will be published Wednesday. The 300-plus-page book offers stories, stats and rare photos that brings this region's stellar athletic past to life again.

  • Libraries fulfilled Andrew Carnegie's vision
  • Trinity United serves community with fellowship and food
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    Opinion

    Valley Tuesday takes

    Shovel Samaritans: In the Alle-Kiski Valley, finding good Samaritans during an emergency is like finding cockroaches in a dirty kitchen. They come out of the woodwork.

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