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Driver dies in ballfield crash

A Georgia man died following a one-vehicle crash at 5:20 p.m. Wednesday near the home plate of TWIST Field No. 4 in Washington Park.

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Charges against $534K theft suspect dropped

A Brownsville woman accused of stealing more than $500,000 from a Bentleyville car dealership has escaped criminal prosecution.

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Hanover suspends police chief, patrolman; reinstates force

BURGETTSTOWN - The chief of police and a patrolman were suspended from their jobs during a special meeting of the Hanover Township board of supervisors Wednesday night.

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Class ranks eliminated at Trinity High School

Trinity Area School Board voted unanimously to eliminate class ranking at its board meeting Thursday.

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THS students gather to remember crash victim

About 70 young people showed up Thursday at Trinity High School to remember Nathan Singo, the 17-year-old senior who was killed a year ago in a one-car accident in North Strabane Township.

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Bentworth OKs motion to alter, curtail future classes

Bentworth School Board approved a motion Monday to alter or curtail several classes for the next school year, including elementary physical education and middle school computer applications and family...

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Spahr: Spain election link bunk

Washington County Elections Director Larry Spahr and members of the elections office staff have fielded about half a dozen phone calls this week and last with a common thread: People are asking what...

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Carmichaels: Immunization issue may bar 150

CARMICHAELS - More than 150 students in Carmichaels Area School District could be barred from classes beginning May 1 for failing to provide the district with proof of immunization.

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Gastonville church closing

GASTONVILLE - A Methodist church with an aging and dwindling congregation has decided to close and donate its century-old place of worship to a Mon Valley school district.

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Painkiller use cited in home closure

CANONSBURG - Residents of a personal care home in Canonsburg have been moved to other facilities after the state Department of Public Welfare cited the home for violating regulations regarding the use...

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Trinity student sues over bus crash

Trinity Area School District has been named in a lawsuit filed on behalf of a student in connection with the crash of a district school bus Sept. 9 in Amwell Township.

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Judge: No say for drillers in Act 13 suit

A Commonwealth Court judge ruled Friday the gas industry and state lawmakers cannot intervene in a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Act 13, which regulates oil and gas drilling in...

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Cal U. hosts grand opening

California University of Pennsylvania celebrated the grand opening of its new Convocation Center Friday not with the sound of dribbling basketballs, but with a variety of musical acts - both local and...

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Mystery photo: Too cool for school

Do any of our readers have a clue as to what was going on in this photograph taken in 1972?

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'I feel positive'

With the clock ticking down toward his sentencing Tuesday in a Dauphin County courtroom on corruption charges, Bill DeWeese still remains hopeful he will be vindicated through the appeals process.

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N.J. man injured in I-79 accident

A New Jersey man received minor injuries in a one-car crash Sunday on Interstate 79.

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Houston family's hunting aid catching attention of hunters around the country

HOUSTON - With more than 30 years of hunting in the hills and valleys of Western Pennsylvania under his belt, Scott Gump has always enjoyed the experience, except for one nagging thing.

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In defense of state cuts

BELLE VERNON - Gov. Tom Corbett defended his attack on overspending in Harrisburg while speaking Monday to Mon Valley business leaders, saying someone had to come in and say, "No, we don't have the...

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DeWeese aide gets probation after plea

Sharon Rodavich, a former district aide to state Rep. Bill DeWeese, received a five-year probationary sentence Monday in Dauphin County Court on two felony corruption charges.

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Low voter turnout expected in Greene County

WAYNESBURG - Two years ago, there were predictions for a high voter turnout in Greene County because of a special election to decide the late U.S. Rep. John Murtha's successor, as well as a heated...

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