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Sewickley area houses of worship gear up for holiday events, initiatives

332 Elizabeth St., Sewickley. 412-741-7688. antiochfwbaptistsewickley.org. All are invited to the Annual Men’s Day Service on Nov. 22 at 10:45 a.m. The day begins with the men of Antioch preparing and serving breakfast in the dining facility from 7 to 10:30 a.m. Love offerings will be accepted. The Rev....

Sewickley, PA · 1d

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Two-Decade Drought Is Over! Sewickley Academy Claims WPIAL Girls 1A Crown

The two-decade drought is officially over for Sewickley Academy! Driven by an early blitz and a absolute masterclass from playoff star Emma Karsman, the undefeated Panthers secured their first WPIAL Girls 1A Championship since 2004 with a 2-0 victory over top-two rival Winchester Thurston under a misty rain at F.N.B. Stadium.

Sewickley, PA · 1d

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Roof Leak Forces Saint Vincent College to Relocate 60 Students From Dorm

About 60 freshmen at Saint Vincent College are being shuffled out of their dorm rooms as crews work through Saint Benedict Hall fixing moisture damage tied back to a roof leak from severe weather in September. The college expects the remediation work to wrap up by November 20, with crews moving through the building one pod at a time.

Unity Township, PA · 1d

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Monessen City students to return to middle, high school this month

Monessen’s seventh through 12th grade students will return to their school building Nov. 16 after a monthslong mold remediation project. The district said in August that fungal growths were found in water-damaged building materials at the middle and high school — namely in three bathrooms, an office area and a concession room.

Monessen, PA · 2d

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‘We’re just trying to help one another’: Mt. Lebanon leans on faith, community to cope with family murder-suicide

Anthony Mannarino helps young people process trauma every day. But in the wake of an apparent murder-suicide in Mt. Lebanon that has rattled Pittsburgh’s South Hills, even the doctor who chairs Allegheny Health Network’s psychiatry and behavioral health department admitted there’s no one-size-fits-all solution to dealing with tragedy.

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California stays calm, rebounds for Class A win over Northgate after being shut out in 1st half

With their team trailing 7-0 in their WPIAL Class A first-round matchup against visiting Northgate, California coaches didn’t see a need for any big halftime speeches. Veteran coach Ed Woods kept it simple. “I just told them to relax and to not hit the panic button,” he said.

California, PA · 1d

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Man charged with carrying firearm at checkpoint in Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, PA — Allegheny County Police have charged a Glen Dale, West Virginia man after a firearm was discovered at the security checkpoint at Pittsburgh International Airport. At 2:20 p.m. on Nov. 5, Transportation Security Administration officers observed a handgun within a passenger’s carry-on bag at the security checkpoint...

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Cool Cats: Have a Meowy Time in Lawrenceville

Cat people: It’s your time to shine. On Nov. 14, the cool cats of the East End will take to the streets for the Lawrenceville Cat Crawl. Modeled after a wildly successful event held in Brighton Heights over the summer, the Lawrenceville crawl invites cat lovers (and their whiskered companions) on a walking tour of the neighborhood. Around 20 homes and businesses will be participating, showing off their feline friends stationed in windows and “catios,” on front porches or leashed in their owner’s arms. Each participating stop will be marked with an orange cat emoji.

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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Virginia-based Comstock Holding Companies signs agreement to buy Pittsburgh Mills Mall

The future of Pittsburgh Mills may not involve shopping at all.

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2nd gun recovered in a week at Pittsburgh International Airport

Authorities have recovered another gun at Pittsburgh International Airport.

Pittsburgh, PA · 12h

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Leah Lizarondo Shares Details on Her Upcoming Column About Women and Aging

A familiar face is coming back to Pittsburgh Magazine — this time to talk about life at the doorway to middle age. Longtime readers of Pittsburgh Magazine may remember Leah Lizarondo for her “Brazen Kitchen” column, which ran from 2012 through 2015. What began following her diagnoses of fibromyalgia as a way to treat food as medicine would go on to win national accolades. It also inspired Lizarondo’s later work at 412 Food Rescue, which she founded in 2015 and served as CEO through 2023.

Pittsburgh, PA · 2d

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DiCarlo's Pizza Returns to Brookline After Nearly a Decade Away From Pittsburgh

DiCarlo's Pizza, the family-run chain credited with inventing Ohio Valley-style pizza, is coming back to Pittsburgh with a new shop at 1200 Brookline Boulevard. The family expects to open before the end of the year, though no official opening date has been set. The new location sits just up the...

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DEVELOPING STORY: Potential internal rift at Pitt highlighted as NCAA Men’s Soccer Two-Semester Model is rescinded

A month ago, a proposal to move Men’s Division I College Soccer to a two-semester schedule model long campaigned for by many veteran coaches, including Pitt’s Jay Vidovich and Duquesne’s Chase Brooks, appeared to be well on its way to finally becoming reality. Over the course of...

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Longtime Pittsburgh councilwoman Deb Gross won’t seek reelection

Longtime Pittsburgh City Councilwoman Deb Gross announced this week she will not seek reelection when her term expires in December 2027. Gross announced Thursday that she decided not to pursue another term. She thanked residents in the city’s District 7, which she represents, for their commitment to improving their neighborhoods and the city. District 7 includes Bloomfield, Friendship, Highland Park, Lawrenceville, Morningside, Polish Hill and Stanton Heights.

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Pittsburgh Regional Transit to host virtual meeting about planned Carnegie Station improvements

Located at the terminus of the West Busway in Carnegie Borough, the project aims to modernize the existing transit facility.

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OLSH falls to Bentworth for third straight season in WPIAL championship

PITTSBURGH — Throughout the past two seasons, OLSH and Bentworth have met in the most meaningful portions of the high school soccer season, in the WPIAL championship and in the PIAA semifinals in 2025. But in the previous three matchups, Bentworth has had the upper hand, winning each meeting. That winning trend for Bentworth continued against OLSH, as the two teams fought to a double extra time period, with Bentworth coming away with a 2-1 decision. “Every game against Bentworth, you never know when the game is going to end. They are a group that matches our level well,” OLSH head coach Brandon Scott said. “We knew it would come down to one mistake; we just hoped it came on their end, not ours.” Six minutes into the second extra time period, Bentworth took advantage of an OLSH mistake, which proved to be the difference. Bentworth forward Adam Moessner hit home the game-sealing tally to give Bentworth its fourth-straight WPIAL championship, marking just the second time a program has won four consecutive district crowns, joining Peters Township (1986-89). “We took an extra touch in the back and probably should have cleared it,” Scott said. “Adam [Moessner] is pretty good over

Bentleyville, PA · 12h

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