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The drab, faded, red facade of the Mac Can Do bar squats at the intersection of Homewood's Brushton Avenue and Kelly Street, one of the most violent corners in Pittsburgh. (Today)
One man died early yesterday in a raging Lawrenceville house fire that spread to an adjacent home and across a narrow alley to two other houses before firefighters arrived. (Today)
The state Department of Education recognized 1,939 public schools statewide with Keystone Achievement Awards for making adequate yearly progress ??? known as AYP ??? for two consecutive years, 2007-08 and 2008-09. (Today)
Allegheny County sheriff???s deputies Friday night located and arrested a fugitive wanted for sexually assauting a child who fled during a hearing earlier this week. (Today)
Duquesne University's public safety department has been accredited by the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association. (Today)
Yesterday
- Man dies in Lawrenceville house fire
- Former regatta leader Connelly dies
- 49 Allegheny County children get permanent homes
- Deputies find fugitive in North Side home
- And a child shall lead them at Light Up Night
- Legislator, students pan plan for tuition tax
- Save-A-Lot back in picture for Hill District grocery site
- Shaler man faces trial on drunken driving charges in fatal crash
- Goodwill headquarters moving to Lawrenceville
- Meeting to tackle school closing plans
- Two sentenced for killing man in Mellon Square in 2003
- Arrest made in South Side stabbing outside nightclub
- 3 teens held in fatal Beltzhoover shooting
Friday, November 20, 2009
- Three held for trial in Beltzhoover slaying
- Police make arrest in South Side stabbing
- Man ordered to stand trial in fatal crash
- Tuition tax foes line up support in city
- Traffic to be heavy on Light Up Night
- Architect states case to preserve the Igloo
- Officers' conduct at mayor's festivities probed
- Gates helps fund city teacher effectiveness project
- Settlement nearing for man falsely imprisoned for rape
- Supercomputing center gets top honor
Thursday, November 19, 2009
- Grocer drops plans to open store in the Hill District
- Council looks to vet tax-exempts' projects
- Police warn shoppers to put junk in the trunk
- Architect pitches plan to save Mellon Arena
- City schools hail 'historic moment'
- Attorney general investigating casino license awardees
- Penguins group to erect hotel near arena
- Body found in wooded area of East Hills
- Riverlife urges donations for Point fountain
- Religious author gives away edited copies of 'Origin of Species' at Pitt
- Library board asks for funds to prevent branch closings
- Port Authority employee charged with stealing fare money
- Honoring lost legacy of familiar namesake in Carrick
- Armed man robs attendant at North Side parking lot
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
- Mayor's budget plan rejected
- Two TVs in every room! Ground broken for new hotel
- Gates Foundation awards $40 million to city schools
- County sale of Oakland site back on
- City Council proposes legislation for wage floor
- East Liberty church opens mental health center for blacks
- Another conviction in East End slayings
- South Side could see dog park by next spring
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
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