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Members of the grassroots protest movement known as Occupy Pittsburgh appear this morning to be pulling out of their encampment on BNY Mellon's property. (Today)
One was a young businessman, the other an honors high school student. Their paths never crossed, but Jonny Gammage and Jordan Miles are inextricably linked as black men who were injured, one fatally, while being subdued by white police officers. (Today)
The reassessment of Pittsburgh treated expensive land and buildings gently, while overestimating the values of low-priced properties. The Allegheny County-run reassessment fell far short of the goal of distributing the tax burden fairly among owners of high-dollar properties and residents of modest homes. (Today)
Bishop David A. Zubik will celebrate a memorial Mass for the late Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua at St. Paul Cathedral on Feb. 19. (Today)
Robert Tomasic says the only way he could get $60,000 for his house in North Braddock would be if he put in $10,000 to $15,000 worth of renovations first. (Yesterday)
Yesterday
- Congressmen vow to fight plan to close Moon's 911th Airlift Wing
- Redistricting may delay Pennsylvania primary
- Thomas Vitale receives Navy medal for 1943 sea rescue
- Damage minimal but gooey from fire at Sarris Candy
- Henderson named county EMS chief
- Jail officials lied to have inmate abused, suit says
Friday, February 3, 2012
- Mass to honor Archbishop Bevilacqua
- Gas well fire extinguished in Mercer County
- Same-sex couple advocate fails to obtain Presbytery's endorsement
- While waiting for approval, WPAHS chief maps revival
- Missing elk puts family on horns of a dilemma
- Fairness questioned in new assessments for eastern suburbs
- Variety Club still helps needy children
- Post-Gazette seeks to open property reassessment meetings
Thursday, February 2, 2012
- Judge: West Penn must give some information to UPMC
- Meek winter may last awhile
- Pa. bill would provide help to struggling schools
- Cardinal Bevilacqua's grace, disputes here recalled
- Job fairs planned for CCAC campuses across Allegheny County
- Lawyer: Property in lower-income areas may still be overvalued
- State police looking for vehicle that hit trooper
- Man accused of pointing gun at stepdaughter, hitting wife
- Pa.'s food stamp asset test will be easier than planned
- Insurer claims PSU's coverage limited in Sandusky case
- Area residents raise voices after Komen slashes funding for Planned Parenthood
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
- Police make arrest in McKees Rocks home-invasion robbery
- Indiana Township's Cross Keys Inn sold to Andora
- Wagner lobbies to keep weights-and-measures authority
- Coraopolis man killed skiing at Seven Springs
- House speaker files suit to halt elections
- Inbound Route 28 down to one lane today and Wednesday
- Jobless benefits to expire unless Pa. House acts
- Offshore tax schemes guru gets five years in prison
Monday, January 30, 2012
- Ex-teacher gets decades in prison for child molestations
- Fraud charges for ex-McCandless man in Arizona scheme
- DNA connects councilman to 1979 Monaca killing
- Fayette County man accused of attacking medic with shovel
- Catholic schools shelving textbooks for iPads
- Burn survivors unite at event
- U Call, We'll Haul gives new life to old stuff
- Surveillance cameras to go on five bridges
Sunday, January 29, 2012
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