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Dozens Of Animals Rescued From Home In Mercer County
They removed 40 ducks, 24 cats, 12 guinea fowl and also found turkeys, chickens, turtles, rabbits, ferrets, and pigs all in the home.
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Richard Eichner, The ‘Egg Man’ Of The North Hills, Dies At 87
Richard Eichner began delivering eggs with his father 80 years ago.
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Butler Area School Board, Parents File Lawsuit Against Governor Tom Wolf, Dr. Rachel Levine
This lawsuit, which is several pages long, is asking the state to reverse several orders put in place.
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Pittsburgh Steelers Offensive Lineman Zach Banner Donating Part Of Game Check To Tree Of Life Synagogue
Zach Banner has been known to give back, and this year is no different for him.
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Steelers Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger Critical Of Himself After Loss To Buffalo Bills
Roethlisberger said he is “not playing good enough football for us to win.”
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PPG Paints Arena Holding Concession Equipment Auction
PPG Paints Arena is making room for new concession equipment and it’s your chance to own a piece of the arena.
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Pittsburgh Steelers RB James Conner Activated From Reserve/COVID-19 List
The Steelers have taken running back James Conner off the reserve/COVID-19 list.
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Jefferson Hills Teen Jeno Moretti To Be Remembered At Candlelight Vigil
The vigil will start at 6 p.m. on North Second Street in Elizabeth. Masks are required, along with social distancing rules.
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Former Steelers Quarterback Charlie Batch Holds ‘Stuff The Trolley’ Event
Charlie Batch is making sure local kids have a happy holiday.
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Zoomed Out: Virtual Meetings From Home Leading To Mental Fatigue
Now virtual workspaces have started to create a fatigue factor and it can be difficult to concentrate and stay mentally tuned in.
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Attorneys Say Your Employer Can Require You To Get Coronavirus Vaccine
"Generally, an employer can require vaccines," says Clare Gallagher, a Pittsburgh employment attorney.
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City Of Pittsburgh Accepting Applications For ‘Snow Angels’ Program
They need people who can shovel snow and salt walkways and driveways for elderly or disabled residents.
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Pittsburgh Police Offer Tips For Preventing Porch Pirates This Holiday Season
Police say if you see someone nabbing packages from porches, make a note of the time and date as well as their appearance in call 911.
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Psychiatrists Say High Levels Of Stress Can Have Serious Impact On Physical Health
Problems like high blood pressure, heart disease, heart attack, and stroke.
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Mario Lemieux To Match Donations To His Foundation Through The Holidays
Mario and his wife, Nathalie, will personally match all holiday donations to the foundation, dollar for dollar, up to $500,000.
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Beloved Jeannette City School District Secretary Dana Hall Dies Of Coronavirus
The Jeannette City School District is mourning the loss of a longtime secretary who died of coronavirus.
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COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Mayor Bill Peduto Proposes Pandemic Sick Leave
The federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act is set to expire at the end of the year, the mayor's office says.
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COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Plum School District Temporarily Closing All School Buildings
The Plum School District is moving to remote learning and closing all of its buildings due to additional cases of Coronavirus.
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Pittsburgh Non-Profit Creates Superheroes Calendar For Kids Battling Illnesses
For a Pittsburgh non-profit, they didn’t want the virus to eliminate the smiles from the faces of some very special children.
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Peters Band Banned From Performing Over Blackface Accusations
The Peters Township High School marching band can't perform at any WPIAL event for at least six months.
