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Mars school board approves new teachers contract
ADAMS TWP — Months after Mars Area School District and its teachers’ union missed its previous contract expiration date, teachers are now working under a contract agreed to by both sides. Mars’ school board approved a collective bargaining agreement with the Mars Area Education Association at its Tuesday,...
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Recapping the first week of the men’s basketball season
After wrapping up the first week of the season undefeated, Pitt men’s basketball fans are getting a glimmer of hope for the rest of the long season. The Panthers opened up their season at home at the Petersen Events Center against Rider University. In a huge feat, Pitt took down the Broncs 95-57, setting the tone for the rest of the week.
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Car Flips Over Guardrail, Slides 50 Feet Down Hill in Fairwood
3300 Block Windgap Ave. — Reported November Crash And Rescue Site. A car flipped over a guardrail and slid 50 feet down a hillside in Pittsburgh's Fairwood neighborhood Monday evening, with a woman trapped inside as it came to rest. First responders rushed to the scene and managed to pull her back up to street level, where she was taken to a hospital in stable condition.
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Destination Pittsburgh: PIAA Boys Class 3A & 1A First Round Scoreboard
FINAL — (7-2) OLSH 8, (6-1) St. Joseph’s 0 @ Mansion Park, Altoona. FINAL — (7-1) Bentworth 6, (9-1) Brockway 2,@ Peters Township MS. FINAL — (7-3) Mercyhurst Prep 0, Winchester Thurston 0, (10-1) (Mercyhurst Prep advances in PK shootout, 5-3) @ Mercyhurst University. Class 3A.
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Pitt fails to make net revenue for first time in at least 16 years
Pitt’s finances are looking worse than in years past, in line with a national trend in higher education. Pitt did not make net revenue for the first time since at least 2009 after facing cuts to grant funding and increased compensatory costs. Pitt essentially broke even in fiscal year 2026, according to an annual financial audit released on Oct. 19. In response to its financial situation, the University is “reallocating” departmental budgets and offering a voluntary early retirement program for non-unionized staff.
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Meet this week’s athletes of the week from Seneca Valley, Mars & North Catholic, Nov. 11 edition
Highlight: Scored the only goal in a 1-0 WPIAL-title game win over North Allegheny. Highlight: As a center-forward, she helped the Raiders to a record of 12-3-3 this season. Highlight: Passed for 2,034 yards and 16 TDs this season. Soccer: Mackenzie Powell, sophomore. Highlight: Scored the winning goal in a...