Nemacolin, once a thriving coal town, searches for identity while falling on hard times.
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And the Band Plays On
Since 2012 retired music teacher, Paulette Gulakowski (cq) has been leading the New Horizons Band of Greater Pittsburgh, a community band for adult beginners and refreshers at the Turtle Creek Municipal Building. View The Gallery >
Looking back at Jamie Dixon’s tenure as Pitt men’s basketball coach
Dixon, 50, led the Panthers men's basketball team to 328 wins during his time in Oakland. View The Gallery >
Pitt falls to Wisconsin
Pittsburgh Panthers vs. Wisconsin Badgers played on Friday of the first round of the NCAA tournament in St.
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Middle Tennessee upsets Michigan
Middle Tennessee celebrates after their win over Michigan State Friday in the second round of the NCAA tournament in St.
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The Who performs at CONSOL
The Who’s 50th tour at the CONSOL opened with “Who Are You”
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Beware! Beware! Beware!
The 22nd annual Beware! The Ides of March march in the South Side.
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Spring Flower Show at Phipps Conservatory
The flower show has the theme of famous paintings including Vincent Van Gogh and Claude Monet…
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Advocating for medical marijuana
Advocates for the legalization of medical marijuana gathered at the State Capitol building in Harrisburg as the House of Representatives debated Senate Bill 3, which would make marijuana legal for certain medical conditions.
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Sea turtles finally return to the water
Twenty seven Kemp's Ridley sea turtles were being readied to leave the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium en route to Cape Canaveral, Florida to be returned to the Atlantic Ocean. Sixteen turtles from the New England Aquarium, which were brought to Pittsburgh, and seven from Pittsburgh, were transported by zoo personnel to Florida by the Pittsburgh Aviation Animal Rescue Team.
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