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Oakmont Splits Over Bow Hunters Set to Target Deer in Borough Parks
Deer have been wandering onto Oakmont's Main Street and darting across a trail between the upper and lower boulevard for years, and now the borough is turning to bow hunters to thin the herd. The archery phase of Oakmont's deer management program could start as early as Thursday, and residents are sharply divided over whether vetted hunters belong in local parks at all.
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City expands deer cull program into Spring Hill/Garden Greenway
SPRING HILL — Since 2023, bow hunters have helped to reduce the deer population in Riverview Park under the City of Pittsburgh’s Deer Management Program. Now the city has added a second location on the Northside for the program. The Spring Hill/Garden Greenway is now hosting hunters during...
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Turnpike Ready To Move To Open Road Tolling Next Year
Pennsylvania Turnpike officials are getting ready to make the move to all open-road tolling next year. The switch will officially be made on January 3rd and drivers will no longer have to slow down through the toll booths. The open-road tolling will now charge you by how many miles you’ve...
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Veterans Day Parade Parking Notes; SRU Hosting Veterans Day Event
The Veterans Day Parade is this morning in Downtown Butler. No parking will be allowed on Main Street from Wayne to Fulton starting at 8 a.m. and continuing until noon. Any veteran interested in participating is asked to meet at the intersection with Penn Street before the parade begins at 10:40 a.m. A moment of silence will be held at 11 a.m. honoring the veterans who have passed away.
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From the Netherlands to Kansas City to Pittsburgh on the Pittsburgh Jazz Scene
Vocalist Lucy Wijnands is from Kansas City - from a musical family, including her father, Dutch-born jazz, swing and stride pianist Bram Wijnands, who moved to KC in the early 1990’s. In our conversation with Lucy Wijands, she told us she was drawn to jazz and the “songbook” as...
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District 10 soccer teams go 3-0 during PIAA tournament openers
Lorenzo Baker’s Nov. 10 performance was instant history for the Mercyhurst Prep’s boys soccer program. The Laker who shut out Winchester Thurston over 110 minutes of regulation and overtime action was the same Laker whose goal ended the teams’ PIAA Class 1A tournament opener at Mercyhurst University’s Saxon Stadium. Coach Jake Gamble sent out Baker, his goalkeeper, as the team's fifth shooter for the shootout format that determined the victor. The senior lined up for his 12-yard attempt against the Bears’ Ian Leaman, the other reason for the scoreless match. Baker, who also kicks for Mercyhurst’s football team, won the rare goalie vs. goalie matchup. Leaman guessed wrong when he dove to his right on a shot that went left. The scenario wasn’t unique according to Baker, who was mobbed by teammates after his goal clinched their 5-3 shootout and the Lakers’ berth the state quarterfinals. “I knew (the shootout) was coming after a while,” Baker said, “and I told the guys, ‘Everybody get your minds right.’ This (tournament) was stapled on our bulletin board throughout this season. Not just this (match), but going for the (title).” Mercyhurst, District 10’s champion, will take a 15-5-1 record into its Nov. 14
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A-10 Tuesday Recap: Saint Louis Puts Up 125, Duquesne Wins in the Final Seconds
Saint Louis scored the first 21 points Tuesday night. Northern Kentucky got back within 12, and then the Billikens went into halftime up 56-24. They scored 69 more after the break. The final was 125-63, the most points Saint Louis has ever scored against a Division I opponent. Trey Green...