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  • Penguins snatch a win in Montreal

    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Thu Dec 10, 10:29 pm ET  

    MONTREAL -- Pascal Dupuis scored on a slap shot from the top of the left circle with 13:21 left in regulation to break a 2-2 tie and give the Penguins a 3-2 victory against Montreal at the Bell Centre tonight. Full Story »

  • Suspect sought in West Newton bank robbery

    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Thu Dec 10, 6:29 pm ET  

    The FBI is looking for a man who robbed a West Newton bank Thursday. Full Story »

  • Pirates sign shortstop Crosby

    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Thu Dec 10, 1:29 pm ET  

    INDIANAPOLIS -- The Pirates have officially announced the signing of free-agent shortstop Bobby Crosby. The terms are one year at $1 million plus as much as $500,000 in bonuses based on plate appearances. Full Story »

  • Pittsburgh Council squabbles over prevailing wage bill

    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Thu Dec 10, 1:29 pm ET  

    A Pittsburgh City Council special meeting today on proposed new development rules, which would require that some workers on subsidized projects earn prevailing wages, veered into an argument over procedure and minutiae in which council members and guests frequently interrupted each other. Full Story »

  • Man faces trial after son testifies about killing

    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Thu Dec 10, 1:29 pm ET  

    A Nemacolin man charged with killing his estranged wife faces trial after a hearing this morning in which his 12-year-old son testified that his father intimidated him into helping in the crime. Full Story »

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

KDKA Pittsburgh

  • Girlfriend Of Penn Hills Suspect: 'I Did Not Lie'

    KDKA Pittsburgh – 2 hrs 15 mins ago  

    The girlfriend of the man accused of shooting a Penn Hills police officer and another man has been released from the Allegheny County Jail.  Kashawna Jackson was charged with providing false information to a police officer and tampering with evidence. Full Story »

  • Browns Stun Steelers, 13-6

    KDKA Pittsburgh – 2 hrs 17 mins ago  

    Hopes for another trip to the playoffs by the Pittsburgh Steelers (6-7) were dashed when the Cleveland Browns (2-11) pulled out a 13-6 win over the defending Super Bowl champions, beating them for the first time at home since 2000 Thursday night. Full Story »

  • Police Respond To Shots Fired Report

    KDKA Pittsburgh – Thu Dec 10, 11:09 pm ET  

    Police in Upper St. Clair responded to a report of shots fired Thursday evening.  They were called to a home in the 2300-block of Englewood Drive. Full Story »

  • Former State Rep. Sean Ramaley Acquitted

    KDKA Pittsburgh – Thu Dec 10, 10:23 pm ET  

    Former State Rep. Sean Ramaley, who represented parts of Allegheny and Beaver counties, was the first of the so-called Bonusgate defendants to go to trial.  But after only three hours of deliberation, a Dauphin County jury found Ramaley not guilty of all the charges brought against him by Attorney General Tom Corbett. Full Story »

  • Fallen Officer's Best Friends Say Goodbye

    KDKA Pittsburgh – Thu Dec 10, 10:08 pm ET  

    Hundreds of people paid their respects to fallen Penn Hills Police Officer Michael Crawshaw Thursday evening.  Among them were his lifelong friends, fighting back tears and managing the pain. Full Story »

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The Leader Times

  • District Judge Gerheim receives Elks award

    The Leader Times – Thu Dec 10, 12:54 pm ET  

    Leechburg Elks Lodge Exalted Ruler William Carroll recently presented the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Grand Lodge Outstanding Youth Volunteer Award to Magisterial District Judge Michael Gerheim. Full Story »

  • News to use

    The Leader Times – Thu Dec 10, 9:06 am ET  

    The Clarion University Music Department will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the death of George Fridiric Handel by presenting his most well-known oratorio "Messiah" at 7:30 p.m. Full Story »

  • Armstrong School District set vote on reopening Elderton High School

    The Leader Times – Thu Dec 10, 8:57 am ET  

    In a move that surprised no one at Wednesday night's Armstrong School District agenda setting meeting, directors asked that a vote be taken this Monday to reopen Elderton High School at the start of the next school year in August. Full Story »

  • Comfort Inn in East Franklin begins comeback from fire

    The Leader Times – Thu Dec 10, 8:51 am ET  

    For the last year, the Comfort Inn hotel in the Hilltop Plaza has been boarded up and surrounded by a fence since a major blaze. he owners are finally making plans to reopen the 70-room hotel, but it likely won't happen for a year. Full Story »

  • Armstrong County debuts digital alert system for citizens

    The Leader Times – Thu Dec 10, 8:42 am ET  

    Sometimes police need the public's help in solving crimes. With an alert system provided by the county, anyone can provide a link between law enforcement and a suspect. Full Story »

Blairsville Dispatch

  • Homer City woman honored for volunteerism

    Blairsville Dispatch – 2 hrs 51 mins ago  

    Linda Mollo of Homer City, active in numerous community organizations and events, was surprised when she was named Homer City's Citizen of the Year during the town's annual Old Fashioned Christmas celebration last Friday. Full Story »

  • Saltsburg holds the line on taxes

    Blairsville Dispatch – 2 hrs 51 mins ago  

    At Monday night's regular meeting, Saltsburg Borough Council gave final approval to a 2010 budget that holds the line on real estate taxes, at 11.2 mills. Full Story »

  • United eyes new federal competitive grants program

    Blairsville Dispatch – 2 hrs 52 mins ago  

    At its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Superintendent Dr. David Blozowich and United School District officials discussed the district's participation in two new federal competitive grant programs meant to enhance staff and student performance as well as technology resources. Full Story »

  • Derry boys face tough competition

    Blairsville Dispatch – 2 hrs 52 mins ago  

    The Derry Area boys' basketball team will likely face another uphill battle in the months ahead because it has but two returning lettermen to call upon for the floor leadership it will take in order to be competitive in WPIAL Section 3-AAA. Full Story »

  • Derry girls return with experienced squad

    Blairsville Dispatch – 2 hrs 52 mins ago  

    When preseason drills for the 2009-10 campaign began in mid-November, second-year head coach Dee Waters welcomed seven returning letter-winners to camp with hopes of the Derry Area girls' basketball team having a better season this year. Full Story »

Greene County Messenger

  • Playing Catch-Up

    Greene County Messenger – Fri Dec 4, 4:56 am ET  

    Lately, I have been given several emails that have appeared on the Internet. It seems that I am not the only one who has been in awe and confused about the handling of the Dunkard Creek disaster. Full Story »

  • Bowlby Library lists events

    Greene County Messenger – Fri Dec 4, 4:56 am ET  

    n The library will follow the Central Greene School District's snow closings. Listen to WANB Radio for school closings. n The Friends of the Bowlby Public Library would like to invite the public to a "Cookie Walk/Cookie Raffle" on Wednesday, Dec. 9 from 1 to 6 p.m. at the library. Full Story »

  • Local students invited to construction Career Day

    Greene County Messenger – Fri Dec 4, 4:56 am ET  

    The industry challenge is clear - to overcome the perception that construction workers earn less money and less opportunity for advancement than white-collar workers, and that attending college is the right choice for everyone. Full Story »

  • Cumberland Township OKs tentative budget

    Greene County Messenger – Fri Dec 4, 4:55 am ET  

    Cumberland Township supervisors recently approved a $2.4 million tentative budget that does not include a property tax increase for next year. Full Story »

  • CONSOL Energy donates to literacy

    Greene County Messenger – Fri Dec 4, 4:55 am ET  

    CONSOL Energy Inc., (NYSE:CNX), along with Greene County Commissioner Pam Snyder, has taken the lead to promote and develop early literacy skills for low income children throughout Greene and Washington counties. Full Story »

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