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Three-month old Navaeah May died of fentanyl poisoning while in the care of her parents at their Canonsburg home in August, although it’s unclear how the drugs were introduced in her system.
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A North Bethlehem man arrested on child pornography charges Monday was a substitute bus driver for the Bentworth School District.
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Both teams entered averaging at least 44 points per game, but it took only 6 to win.
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Offensive line play, Stevenson's running are keys in win over California.
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BURGETTSTOWN – Burgettstown got a few fortunate bounces in its win over Cornell Friday night but make no mistake, the better team won.
Wrenched my back this week. It was all Smoothie’s fault, but Elvis was complicit.
Reactions to last week’s column showed how important pets are to happiness.
When I was in middle school, my best friend and I used to sit on the back porch swing and just “watch the cars go by,” as we used to joke to our parents. We would laugh and joke and talk about anything as the occasional car would pass through our usually quiet neighborhood.
Living
The Giant Oaks Garden Club will hold meet at 11:15 a.m. Oct. 6 at St. David’s Episcopal Church. The program will be designed around fall, caring for tools and plants. Bob Schroedner and T.J. Snead, representatives from Evey Hardware in Bethel Park, will present the program, “Getting Prepared…
The following property transfers have been recorded in the Greene County Recorder of Deeds office the week of Sept. 22.
The Waynesburg VFW Post 4793 Auxiliary held its fifth annual Freedom Car Show on July 16. Each year, the VFW Auxiliary has been able to donate…
Emmet Cahill will return to Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church in Greensburg for a concert of Irish music, traditional and classical songs and Broadway musical favorites.
The Senator John Heinz History Center will offer free admission for all children aged 17 and under this October throughout the History Center's family of museums.
"Behind the Stage Door," a documentary on longtime Pittsburgh concert promoter Rich Engler, will make its cinematic debut Saturday, Oct. 1 at 5:30 p.m. at the Carnegie Science Center's Rangos Giant Cinema.
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