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Neighborhoods - East
A 17-year-old girl from Indiana County was acquitted of charges she set a house fire that killed her father. ... (05/20/2008)
A West Newton woman who regularly crossed train tracks in walking trips from her home to town and back again was killed yesterday when she was struck by a handrail on the train engine. ... (05/20/2008)
Neighborhoods - East
- Penn Hills residents say cuts won't help education (05/15/2008)
- Penn Hills elementary pupils qualify for world championships (05/15/2008)
- Parents ready to fight moving East Allegheny kindergarten (05/15/2008)
- Swissvale board rules in group home case (05/15/2008)
- Woodland Hills teachers to meet with board, administrators regarding violence (05/15/2008)
- Relay for Life teams take long walk for cancer survivors (05/15/2008)
- Construction to begin on apartments in Braddock (05/15/2008)
- Swissvale police chief retires (05/15/2008)
- Essay profiles colon cancer survivor (05/15/2008)
- Memo bolsters Wilkins chief's lawsuit (05/15/2008)
- Franklin Regional students tops in marketing contest (05/15/2008)
- Budget calls for no tax increase in Norwin (05/15/2008)
- Budget concerns warrant another meeting in Yough (05/15/2008)
- North Huntingdon commissioners cleared of accusation (05/15/2008)
- Sewage treatment bills to increase (05/15/2008)
- West Newton history buffs recreate local Civil War-era events (05/15/2008)
- Scholar-athletes honored at banquet (05/15/2008)
- East stage review: 'Plaza Suite' cast connects with audience (05/15/2008)
- East stage preview: Apple Hill offers bedroom comedy with British flair (05/15/2008)
- East stage review: 'Songs' bumpy ride worth taking (05/15/2008)
- Jeannette man pleads guilty to gun theft (05/15/2008)
- East Bulletin Board (05/15/2008)
- Police officer sues Plum over firing (05/15/2008)
- Swissvale zoning board rules against group home (05/14/2008)
- Swissvale councilman changes mind, won't quit (05/14/2008)
Mindy Joy Schwartz is growing 95 varieties of tomatoes this spring at her urban farm and nursery in Wilkinsburg.
Lenore Schwartz is sitting at a picnic table under a towering Norway maple tree, smoothing printed labels onto plastic plant sticks: Sungold, Chianti Rose, Mortgage Lifter, Indian Moon, Red ... (05/17/2008)
A judge has ruled that a Rankin man he'd ordered to complete a 1991 drug sentence after nine years of liberty did not have to return to prison after all. ... (05/17/2008)
Plans to restrict Parkway East traffic in both directions for construction between Edgewood-Swissvale and Business Route 22 have been canceled because of a rainy forecast. ... (05/17/2008)
Doug Oster/Post-Gazette
Aimi Long, director of volunteers and activity at Vincentian de Marillac, in Stanton Heights, holds a painted lady butterfly just before it was released. In the background are some unidentified residents of the retirement home. Residents raised the butterflies from caterpillars and released them a few weeks later as part of a butterfly garden project created by Ms. Long.
Aimi Long, director of volunteers and activity at Vincentian de Marillac, in Stanton Heights, holds a painted lady butterfly just before it was released. In the background are some unidentified residents of the retirement home. Residents raised the butterflies from caterpillars and released them a few weeks later as part of a butterfly garden project created by Ms. Long.
There are butterflies in the basement of Vincentian de Marillac, a nursing home in Stanton Heights. But no one is worried. ... (05/15/2008)
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