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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
60 groups mark return of Heritage Day parade
After an absence of several years, the African-American Heritage Day parade returned to Downtown Pittsburgh yesterday, marking the 21st anniversary of the original event.
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The Next Page: The triumph of the gamer
Videogames are not mere diversions. They have become part of life itself.
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Chemical leak contained in Butler; hot line set up
KARNS CITY, Pa. -- Three people were taken to the hospital with respiratory problems and 2,500 residents of four Butler County communities were evacuated from their homes last night when a dangerous chemical was accidentally released at the Indspec Chemical Corp. plant in Petrolia.
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Columbus Day closings for tomorrow
All county, state and federal offices and courts are closed tomorrow in observance of Columbus Day. City offices will be open, and garbage collection will occur on the regular schedule.
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Marker to honor 'sculptor of presidents' Frank Vittor
Frank Vittor so loved the history of his adopted city and country that he sculpted it, cast it in bronze and even carved it in granite.
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2,500 evacuated from their homes in Butler County
Three people were taken to the hospital with respiratory problems and 2,500 residents of four Butler County communities were evacuated from their homes last night when a dangerous chemical was accidentally released at the Indspec Chemical Corp. plant in Petrolia.
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Plant can produce fuel, aid Uganda, group says
"Jatropha curcus" sounds like it might be the name of a character -- or of a spell -- in a Harry Potter book.
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A virtual seat at the wedding
Danielle Derringer always dreamed of an October wedding so she could become another generation of the family to be married in that month, following her late maternal grandparents and parents.
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Freedom Road bottleneck issue renewed
Cranberry supervisors should be prepared to tackle the issue of the Freedom Road bottleneck by spring.
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Butler County voter registration hits high mark
Voter registration in Butler County has hit an all-time high but the county's top elections official said he believes the Nov.
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Hospital labyrinth provides path to meditate
A new labyrinth on an outdoor walking trail in South Strabane will provide a path to spiritual wellness and a place where people can go for peaceful contemplation and meditation.
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Good Morning: Washington
Canon-McMillan junior Taylor Schram set the school goal-scoring record for the girls' soccer program last week.
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Canon-McMillan educator honored for tech-ed
Just five years after she graduated from college, Sandra Cavanaugh, of East Millsboro, Fayette County, is being honored as the top elementary technology education teacher in Pennsylvania.
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Washington Sunday News Briefs
Waynesburg University will host fall visitation days for transfer students, high school students and their families tomorrow, Oct. 25 and Nov. 1.
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Montour group rescues crane
Carter Roth gave an affectionate slap to the rusty side of the old X-1 crane and said, "I never thought I'd see the day when I'd be working on this beauty. "We're like a couple of old survivors."
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End of the trail
Volunteers from Friends of the Montour Trail finished work on a 1.75-mile section.
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Washington Sunday Bulletin Board
South Strabane -- Children ages 5-17 may audition for KTW Young Actors Studio Theatre Downstairs productions from 4 to 5 p.m. tomorrow in Washington Mall.
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Canonsburg: What to do with casino cash?
Canonsburg council is considering what its priorities should be when asking for a portion of Washington County's $12 million to $13 million share of revenues this year from The Meadows.
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Money sought for improvements in McDonald
McDonald leaders are continuing their efforts to revitalize the downtown business district.
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