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Pittsburgh's 38-Foot Blue Spruce Rolls Into Downtown, Grant Street Braces for Closures
A 38-foot blue spruce donated by Anthony Vallecorsa of Brighton Heights is headed downtown on Nov. 14, and Pittsburgh drivers should plan around it. Police and forestry crews will escort the tree from the North Side between 8:30 and 10:30 a.m., with Grant Street closing between Third and Fifth avenues from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. to get it installed at the City-County Building.
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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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Preview: MBB vs. Rider and Pittsburgh
Villanova men’s basketball team will return to the Finneran Pavilion on Saturday, Nov. 14, to welcome Rider for a 7 p.m. matchup (ESPN+) as the Wildcats look to build momentum early in the season. Led by head coach Kevin Willard, Villanova opened the season with a 74-72 loss to...
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Looking over the opening week for Pitt women’s basketball
Pitt women’s basketball kicked off its season in Pittsburgh against Saint Peter’s on Tuesday, Nov. 3. New head coach Robin Harmony had a strong showing against the Peacocks, securing the first victory of the season with an 81-53 win. The Panthers added a win on Saturday against Long Island University to put them at 2-0 early on in the season.
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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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‘My salary looks more like the mail assistant’s’: Pitt faculty union rallies for fair pay, presents letter to CFO
About 60 members of Pitt’s faculty union called for better pay at a rally at the Cathedral of Learning on Tuesday afternoon. Amid ongoing contract negotiations, faculty union members presented a letter addressed to Dwayne Pinkney, chief financial officer and executive senior vice chancellor for administration and finance, asking for fair pay. During the rally, they cited the rising cost of living and explained that they felt their contributions to Pitt are going unnoticed.