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Michael Dunn scores 37 points and Trinity rolls in a WPIAL Class 5A preliminary round playoff game.
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The heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system will offer improved circulation and an anti-microbial ultraviolet light component to help address concerns about COVID-19.
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Seven additional deaths were reported in Allegheny County Friday due to COVID-19.
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A Daisytown man was arrested Thursday after he allegedly set a house on fire, knowing there were people, including children, inside.
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Sixty years ago, Fort Cherry did what no other basketball team from Washington County had ever done.
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It looks like we might be moving toward the speck of light at the end of this pandemic tunnel. Maybe it’s the news of fewer COVID deaths, or maybe it’s the advent of a third vaccine that’s bringing this sense of hope.
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Brian Johnson, Bentworth High class of 1998, is now president of West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh.
Brian Johnson, Bentworth High class of 1998, is now president of West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh.
Dear Annie: My husband and I separated two years ago. Ultimately, we divorced about a year ago due to his rising alcohol and drug abuse, which…
The Upper St. Clair senior living community has provided two rounds Pfizer–BioNTech vaccine doses.
Sophia Landis, an eighth-grade student at Peters Township Middle School, recently won a local peace poster contest sponsored by McMurray Lions Club.
California University of Pennsylvania has planned a series of events to celebrate March as Women’s History Month. These free events will be he…
Be on guard against identity theft, Gary Boatman writes in his weekly Your Financial Future column.
The Peters Township Year of Kindness Committee plans further discussions in an ongoing effort to promote understanding.
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