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Flooding is expected to start Friday night in outlying areas of the Pittsburgh region and move into the city about 24 hours later, according to projections from National Weather Service this afternoon.
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Faculty, staff and students at Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus on Wednesday mourned the sudden death of Chancellor Emmanuel I. Osagie, a man described as a visionary.
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Faculty, staff and students at Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus on Wednesday mourned the sudden death of Chancellor Emmanuel I. Osagie, a man described as a visionary.
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With gas trapped deep underground in the Marcellus Shale, surveying companies have been eyeing the 20,000-acre Ohiopyle State Park as a possible gold mine for exploration.
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Pittsburgh landmarks like the Andy Warhol Museum, Heinz Field and Heinz Hall could be affected by the type of flood city officials expect. Forecasters predict 14 feet of floodwater could arrive at the Golden Triangle.
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Hours after filing her petition to be included on the May 18 ballot to succeed late U.S. Rep. John Murtha, former state Treasurer Barbara Hafer decided to drop out of the race.
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Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus will schedule a memorial service for its late chancellor who died unexpectedly Tuesday afternoon from complication due to an illness.
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Potato chips and candy bars may become a luxury of the past for inmates at the Fayette County Prison if they ignore warnings to stop using toilets as garbage cans.
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Fayette County employees will no longer have access to social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace through their work computers, joining their colleagues in neighboring counties who are blocked from such sites.
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Trib Total Media won four awards for online content, including best Web site design.
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Fayette County’s redevelopment authority plans to make changes in the $1.8 million it receives under the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
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The rain predicted for the rest of the week could affect how much flooding the Pittsburgh region gets this weekend, and Allegheny County emergency planners are preparing for the worst. One to 2 inches of rain could fall through Sunday, mostly in the mountains to the east and south.
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Two livestock barns in the Fayette County Fairgrounds that collapsed under the weight of nearly 2 feet of snow that fell last month will be rebuilt in time for this summer’s county fair, an official said Tuesday.
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A number of drivers have become stuck in deep snow when they attempted to travel on Forbes State Forest roads, Bureau of Forestry officials said.
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Winter weather has slowed the renovation work at the Connellsville Area Career and Technical Center.
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The Fayette Prison Board on Tuesday hired four part-time corrections officers and one part-time, temporary officer.
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The pastor of Immaculate Conception Church in Connellsville suffered a head injury last week when he apparently walked in on a burglar and was assaulted.
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A Roman Catholic priest at Immaculate Conception Church was assaulted when he apparently walked in on a burglary in progress at the Connellsville rectory last week, a church spokesman said today.
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A Dunbar Township man was charged with rape Sunday after a girl told police that he had sex with her on numerous occasions at his home, state police said.
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The former district director for the late Rep. John Murtha followed in his boss’s footsteps yesterday, winning the support of local Democrats for his bid to fill the rest of Murtha’s term.
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Beginning next year, all new one- and two-family houses will be required to have an automatic fire sprinkler system, prompting a debate among builders, sellers and safety officials.
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The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review was recognized by The Society for News Design for last year’s redesign of its sports section.
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The Penn State Fayette THON Team broke another record and again finished first this year among Commonwealth Campuses in an annual fundraiser to fight pediatric cancer, raising an impressive $75,830.25 this year.
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Dylan Shanaberger, now a freshman at Frazier High School in Perryopolis, has lost most of his vision over the last past year, but not his enthusiasm or positive attitude toward life, including playing in the marching band and maintaining his studies.
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Geibel Catholic Middle-High School will hold its fifth annual auction next month, "Gators Steppin’ Out," with teachers and students showing off their skills in new theme rooms.
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The state of Pennsylvania will not pay for damage potholes cause, and counties and municipalities only have to pay if officials knew the pothole was there and didn’t fix it.
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The risk of river flooding is four times greater in Pittsburgh now than during the typical spring, a National Weather Service hydrologist told emergency officials Friday.
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The university has partnered with Saveetha University to allow nursing students to attend the local school for their final two years and earn a bachelor’s degree from Penn State.
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A Uniontown woman was treated in a local hospital and released Friday after she was struck by a vehicle at Cleveland Avenue and Lenox Street.
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Samuel Joseph Kiss, 23, of 316 Bute Road was charged by city police in connection with the Aug. 12 incident.
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