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Pittsburgh Veterans Day parade will have new route
The Pittsburgh Veterans Day Parade — one of America’s longest-running Veterans Day parades — is less than one day away. Though Veterans Day actually falls on Wednesday this year, the parade is set to take place starting at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, according to Visit Pittsburgh. The...
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Pittsburgh Crews Tore Out John Harris's Pool, Deck, Shed and Fence for Retaining Walls, and the City Offered $24,000 Against His $63,000 Estimate
Pittsburgh crews removed John Harris's pool, deck, shed, fence and steps for retaining walls. The city offered $24,000 against his $63,000 estimate.
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Multiple people injured in crash in Ohio Township
Multiple people were injured in a crash in Ohio Township.
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Trafford man convicted in 2024 Westmoreland assault had served 30 years for rape, Reagan threat
A Trafford man with a history of federal and state prison time was convicted this week of assaulting a woman he paid for sex in Penn Township. Paul Zagwoski, 58, was found guilty of misdemeanor simple assault, theft and unlawful restraint, as well as summary harassment, following a four-day trial in Westmoreland County.
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1926: A Well-Attended Dedication Ceremony is Held for the Armstrong Tunnel in Pittsburgh
In Pennsylvania’s Allegheny County, hundreds of people showed up for the official dedication of a still-incomplete vehicular tunnel in Pittsburgh. This tunnel serves as a link between Second Avenue at the South Tenth Street Bridge and – via a section underneath Duquesne University and the Steel City neighborhood known as the Bluff – the portion of Forbes Avenue that is flanked by Boyd Street and Chatham Square.
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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...