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PennDOT has postponed the weekend closure of Route 30 in North Versailles because of expected bad weather (Today)
Four inner-city Catholic schools supported through the Extra Mile Education Foundation will be merged into two schools over the next several years, according to a news release from the Diocese of Pittsburgh today (Today)
Pittsburgh Police Chief Nate Harper joined representatives of the insurance industry and AAA this morning in calling for additional restrictions on towing companies (Today)
Seated in her power chair, 17-year-old Hailee Agnew looked as if she would never stop smiling. (Today)
Traffic fatalities for last year fell by nearly 9 percent, reaching their lowest level since 1954, the U.S. Department of Transportation reported Thursday. (Today)
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- Lesbian teen sues over prom flap
- Central Valley principals will split duties
- Obituary: Vincent Chianese / Pizza maker extraordinaire
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- Earmark ban causes a scramble
- Dems take health care risk
- 'Under God' stays, appeals court rules
- Strikes cripple ailing Greece
- Fraud allegations surface in Iraq election
- Despite Biden's plea, outlook shaky for Mideast talks
- Finance reform without GOP has down side
- A pioneer of civil rights dies alone and nearly forgotten
- Bid date delayed for high school project in Montour
- Obituary: Merlin Olsen / Sports broadcaster, actor and Hall of Fame football star
- Democrats focus on Vitter
- Penn State Fayette chooses interim chancellor
- CCAC adjusts plans on new science center
- Obituary: Howard Lotsoff / Saw drug cure in a plant
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- National Briefs (03/12/10)
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- Ground Zero Workers Reach Deal Over Health Claims
- Obama Social Secretary Ran Into Sharp Elbows
- FAME School Gets Extension of Its Charter Despite Audit
- Enforcement of Landscape Ordinance Comes at a Bad Time
- New Earmark Rules Have Lobbyists Scrambling
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- U.S. traffic fatalities reach lowest level since 1954 (Today)
- GOP nominates newcomer to succeed Murtha (Today)
- Life was 'like a country song' for 'JihadJane' (Today)
- Chile rattled by quake activity (Today)
- Lesbian teen sues over prom flap (Today)
- Sickened Ground Zero workers may receive pay (Today)
- Earmark ban causes a scramble (Today)
- Dems take health care risk (Today)
- 'Under God' stays, appeals court rules (Today)
- Strikes cripple ailing Greece (Today)
- Fraud allegations surface in Iraq election (Today)
- Despite Biden's plea, outlook shaky for Mideast talks (Today)
- Finance reform without GOP has down side (Today)
- A pioneer of civil rights dies alone and nearly forgotten (Today)
- World Briefs (03-12-10) (Today)
- National Briefs (03/12/10) (Today)
- Obama Social Secretary Ran Into Sharp Elbows (Today)
- FAME School Gets Extension of Its Charter Despite Audit (Today)
- Enforcement of Landscape Ordinance Comes at a Bad Time (Today)
- New Earmark Rules Have Lobbyists Scrambling (Today)
- Diocese realigning inner-city Catholic schools (Today)
- Phys ed classes creatively adapted for disabled students (Today)
- Central Valley principals will split duties (Today)
- Bid date delayed for high school project in Montour (Today)
- Penn State Fayette chooses interim chancellor (Today)
- CCAC adjusts plans on new science center (Today)
- Budget Woes Have Schools Expecting the Worst (Today)
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