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More than 1,000 people from as far away as Ohio and West Virginia gathered this morning at Flagstaff Hill in Schenley Park for an Independence Day Tea Party, a protest organized against higher taxes, "big government" spending, universal healthcare and a variety of other issues. (Today)
Isolated on a sliding hillside in Greenfield, the 10 homes facing Ivondale Street merit no investment. No one is living in four of them, according to a resident. (Today)
Saying Nik Wallenda performed a difficult task yesterday is an understatement. (Today)
The Animal Rescue League of Western Pennsylvania is offering July 4 discounts on pet adoptions in an effort to relieve overcrowding at the shelter. (Today)
Just a few feet away from Tina Scalise's family plot in Hazelwood's Calvary Cemetery, headstones lay cracked in the grass, remnants of vandalism that occurred Tuesday night. (Yesterday)
Yesterday
- Furries stress friendliness at Downtown convention
- Crafton police officer charged in fatal hit-run
- Crowded animal shelters offer July 4 specials
- Casino owners, SEA discuss funds for arena
- Fans go back in time at East Liberty memorial service for Michael Jackson
- Two 12-year-old boys charged in Troy Hill fire
Thursday, July 2, 2009
- Boys accused of Troy Hill arson
- Most government offices closed Friday for holiday
- Hearing set on casino payment for arena construction
- Electrial problem closes Armstrong Tunnels
- Pittsburgh Promise delivers on $15 million fundraising goal
- Man who owes $70,000 in child support arrested
- Prosecutor sought to crowd court for sentencing
- Porn producer, wife get 1-year jail terms
- The many seasons of history
- Man charged in shooting death of IUP student
- School board of newly merged Central Valley sworn in
- McDonald's employee in Knoxville faces drug charges
- City Council gives tentative OK to curfew center
- Pittsburgh Center for the Arts' Yart sale to benefit struggling artists
- Sheraden on edge over recent rash of fires
- Inbound lane to close on Parkway East tonight
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
- City council poised to approve curfew center
- City's college aid program meets its fund-raising goal
- Porn producers sentenced in federal court
- Pittsburgh's recovery plan OK'd
- Dwelling House Savings & Loan rescued by four charities and one bank
- Woman sentenced for boyfriend's stabbing death
- Mayor taking applications for city school board seat
- Sheraden fires discussed at community meeting
- Landslides threaten homes in city, but fixing them is problematic
- Hilton Pittsburgh owner settles debt of $317,273 to contractor
- Population decline slows in Pittsburgh, census estimates show
- Police raid Homewood residence, confiscate gun, drugs and cash
- DA's office investigating assault allegation at Shuman
- Late mayor's family announces Cookie Cruise to benefit foundation
- Ex-principal of Hill District school headed to Boston
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
- Free parking July 4 in new Grant Street garage
- City council approves amended recovery plan
- Pittsburgh fiscal plan teeters on edge of approval
- Police seize drugs, weapons in Homewood raids
- Shuman Juvenile Detention Center: Report of assault on boy probed
- East Liberty food pantry expanding hours
- Labor groups to be in local G-20 partnership
- Biden to stop in Pittsburgh for fund raiser tomorrow
- Firefighter's suspension stokes dispute at city hall
- Bob O'Connor Cookie Cruise set for August
- Three bridges to be restricted
Monday, June 29, 2009
- City wants to fire fireman accused of firehouse thefts
- City's pension deficit worst in new study
- Man rescued from Allegheny River
- CMU merges art with reality TV and fresh waffles
- The Thinkers: She peers into the brain for cause of bipolar disorder
- Korbe lawyers ask to be removed from case
- CMU professor wins 'green' chemistry award
- CMU dean of engineering reappointed
- City calendar 6-29-09
- First Evangelical Lutheran Church in Sharpsburg closes doors after 146 years
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Saturday, June 27, 2009
- Hilton Pittsburgh owner hopes to end conflict, finish project soon
- Pittsburgh school board 'report card' fares better
- These motorcyclists carry badges
- Arnet quits city school board
- Pitt chemist is developing a bright idea
- Pitt trustees name new board chair
- Toddler's Lawrenceville death ruled an accident
- One killed in Hill District shooting
- City firefighter charged with stealing from co-workers
- Man killed, brother wounded in Hill shooting
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