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07/02/2006 Carnegie Library repairs pegged at 2M
07/02/2006 Pathetic Bush
07/02/2006 The flag & freedom
07/02/2006 Passive- aggressive presidency
07/02/2006 Media Monday
07/02/2006 Swann & education
07/02/2006 Swann & education
07/02/2006 The& Bob Casey A biased 'analysis'
07/02/2006 Fanfare Past Perfect
07/02/2006 'Underpants' bears all in summer comedy
07/02/2006 American takes Tour de France lead
07/02/2006 'Surprise' teams in final four no real surprise
07/02/2006 Post-race antics taking toll
07/02/2006 Second straight win delivers points lead
07/02/2006 German rules the U.S. Grand Prix again
07/02/2006 Tracks celebrate holiday with special events
07/02/2006 U.S. problems in focus
07/02/2006 Connecticut native wins Buick Championship
07/02/2006 Notebook Wie earns exemption
07/02/2006 Two-woman playoff to settle Open
07/02/2006 Pitt welcomes second-generation standout
07/02/2006 Junker Lange has earned respect
07/02/2006 Society to host summer night hike
07/02/2006 Notebook Pymatuning Lake gets habitat boost
07/02/2006 Starkey Give us replays!
07/02/2006 Pirates farm report
07/02/2006 Scouting the Mets
07/02/2006 Tigers 9, Pirates 8; How they scored
07/02/2006 Notebook Wilson skips day off
07/02/2006 Rookies have glowing words for each other
07/02/2006 Just short, again
07/02/2006 White Sox, Mets get 6 All-Stars each
07/02/2006 Hey now, they're All-Stars
07/02/2006 Lobbying disclosure left out
07/02/2006 Groomed for success
07/02/2006 Storm disrupts festival, do
07/02/2006 Parking for handicapped a challenge
07/02/2006 Fire department uses Internet to recruit
07/02/2006 Women firefighters still in minority
07/02/2006 Numbers All-Star Fever
07/02/2006 Jail's deputy warden turning in his keys
07/02/2006 Dogs to command respect at schools
07/02/2006 O'Connor off to a running start
07/02/2006 Man killed outside bar
07/02/2006 Fireworks are a blast for the body
07/02/2006 No sign of missing boater
07/02/2006 Software helps companies keep track of multiple projects, tasks at once
07/02/2006 Speaking the same language
07/02/2006 Boat Capsizes Near Pittsburgh, 1 Dead
07/02/2006 12-year-old donates locks of love
07/02/2006 Canvas creativity
07/02/2006 New coach has Burrell on track
07/02/2006 Valley rallies to beat Pitcairn
07/02/2006 Group says Plum likely to keep developing
07/02/2006 Arnold homecoming participants share memories
07/02/2006 Fentanyl-laced heroin still circulating in region
07/02/2006 Resident risked his life to blow up dam
07/02/2006 Resident to release new book
07/02/2006 Water helped shape Springdale's history
07/02/2006 Blairsville native kept U.S. presidents on course
07/02/2006 Summer football all-star games spark interest
07/02/2006 Patriotic spirit flies high at flag dedication in California
07/02/2006 Project prompts history lessons
07/02/2006 Former residents sing praises of growing up in Monongahela
07/02/2006 Pirates comeback falls short, again
07/02/2006 PITTSBURGH 9, DETROIT 2 Errors doom Tigers in 7th
07/01/2006 Wild Things defeat Otters, 4-3, in 13 innings
07/01/2006 Full slate
07/01/2006 Just starting
07/01/2006 Religious wars
07/01/2006 Terrorized II
07/01/2006 Terrorized
07/01/2006 Perzel foe drops cash on Mark Harris
07/01/2006 Best of the Blogs
07/01/2006 McCain-Feingold is a good start
07/01/2006 Treason at the Times
07/01/2006 Chugging economy, no respect
07/01/2006 Where's the WMD story?
07/01/2006 Barbie must die
07/01/2006 Court wrongly OKs profiling
07/01/2006 Saving the majority
07/01/2006 Iranian lessons
07/01/2006 Behind the illegals
07/01/2006 Who has failed to lead?
07/01/2006 Language barrier? Don't believe it
07/01/2006 Adieu, Andre
07/01/2006 Relative unknown looking for first victory
07/01/2006 Notebook Sanchez back in lineup after back spasms
07/01/2006 House plans session on guns
07/01/2006 Dems hold state budget hostage over slots changes
07/01/2006 Playing World Cup footsie
07/01/2006 Pariah
07/01/2006 The Biden Factor
07/01/2006 L.A. doesn't give a hoot
07/01/2006 Twice the time & aggravation
07/01/2006 Global warming cattle call
07/01/2006 Sunday pops
07/01/2006 Buffett's gift
07/01/2006 America the vulnerable Independence?
07/01/2006 Reversible table runner does double duty
07/01/2006 Repurpose it, or let it rust
07/01/2006 Perfect gray doesn't come in a bottle
07/01/2006 Silver Tops
07/01/2006 Tour of 'green heart' of Italy features stay at 12th-century villa
07/01/2006 'Rumspringa' reflects moral tension of Amish teens/title
07/01/2006 Blindness didn't deter 'history's greatest traveler'
07/01/2006 This week's coming attractions
07/01/2006 Silver Eye looks at city in soft focus
07/01/2006 CLO hears the beat of dancing feet
07/01/2006 Organizers put abrubt end to Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival
07/01/2006 Arts festival continues 3-decade tradition
07/01/2006 It's all about 'Burgh science
07/01/2006 Community Bank names Tompkins chief operating officer
07/01/2006 If you must loan money to friends, be careful
07/01/2006 Many likely to spend retirement in poverty
07/01/2006 Digital generation interns need fast pace
07/01/2006 A wealth of reasons to give billions
07/01/2006 Gas firms' merger studied
07/01/2006 Falling wages tied to immigrants
07/01/2006 Coming around the bend
07/01/2006 Portugal leaves England devastated
07/01/2006 Cook ends victory drought
07/01/2006 Defending champ earns first IRL pole of season
07/01/2006 Seven-time Formula One champ on roll
07/01/2006 Surfing the net Life can be grueling for young tennis players
07/01/2006 Two tied for lead at Open
07/01/2006 Half of football prospects staying close
07/01/2006 Good as gold
07/01/2006 Uphill battle
07/01/2006 Notices
07/01/2006 New in equipment
07/01/2006 Notebook Around the Fish and Boat Commission
07/01/2006 Black bear population keeps getting bigger
07/01/2006 Crooked Creek Lake packed with bass
07/01/2006 Pirates farm report
07/01/2006 Pirates 9, Tigers 2 How they scored
07/01/2006 Pirates hope to click Sanchez into Classic
07/01/2006 Experts dispute police versions
07/01/2006 Registration taken for Kids Career College
07/01/2006 Recycling effort at bottom of the barrel
07/01/2006 Kids learn to live healthier
07/01/2006 Law targets those with unearned military medals
07/01/2006 Tourist trains take to rails
07/01/2006 Ament wrestles down scholarship
07/01/2006 Hot-air balloon lands on road
07/01/2006 Man dies in police custody
07/01/2006 Hairdresser doted on granddaughters
07/01/2006 Executive served God, country, community
07/01/2006 Newsmaker
07/01/2006 Just Fix It!
07/01/2006 Boy hurt after North Side accident
07/01/2006 Regatta racers preach safety
07/01/2006 Man injured when his car hits building
07/01/2006 Eight in boat go over dam
07/01/2006 Addicts here still willing to 'get high or die trying'
07/01/2006 Pirates capitalize on Tigers' mistakes
07/01/2006 Wanted New blood
07/01/2006 Hospital's final birth ends in the pink
07/01/2006 Fireworks can be too hot to handle without care
07/01/2006 Warhawks welcome area standouts
07/01/2006 Uncle's legacy spurs Pittsburgh Colts linebacker
07/01/2006 Tarentum native hopeful space walk is on tap
07/01/2006 Man's pacemaker is monitored wirelessly
07/01/2006 DETROIT 7, PITTSBURGH 6 JUST LIKE 1984
07/01/2006 Notebook Portugal could be without three starters
07/01/2006 Skinner takes lead in career poles
07/01/2006 New Brighton driver holds early lead
07/01/2006 Soggy day at the Women's Open
07/01/2006 Surprise leader paces Buick field
07/01/2006 Mets send down top prospect
07/01/2006 Jackets trade goalie Denis for Modin, Norrena
07/01/2006 Hurricanes reach 5-year deal with Williams
06/30/2006 Trash pickup delayed one day for holiday
06/30/2006 Head-on crash sends youth to hospital
06/30/2006 Police reportedly investigate incident
06/30/2006 Newsmaker
06/30/2006 Briefs Mayor reopens scenic overlooks
06/30/2006 Strong mom put family first, Steelers second
06/30/2006 Strong mom put family first, Steelers second
06/30/2006 Lady's class showed in charitable endeavors
06/30/2006 Where's Bush's bite?
06/30/2006 JetBlue touches down in Pittsburgh
06/30/2006 Woman jailed for violating probation
06/30/2006 'Music church' zoning fight heads to court
06/30/2006 ATV riders could be fined
06/30/2006 Rescuers help flood victims in Bloomsburg
06/30/2006 Unity dentist admits tax evasion
06/30/2006 Woman allegedly assaulted with shoe
06/30/2006 Fourth of July celebrations
06/30/2006 Where's Bush's bite?
06/30/2006 Iraq is not 'mission impossible'
06/30/2006 Saturday essay The crime? Thought
06/30/2006 Socialist payback
06/30/2006 HGTV decorators publish second book of home projects
06/30/2006 Know your color? Take the quiz
06/30/2006 Bug off
06/30/2006 July Calendar
06/30/2006 Cultural events in the city
06/30/2006 Local stock index resumes its climb
06/30/2006 Briefs Comcast eyeing Findlay site for office space
06/30/2006 Top business stories of the week
06/30/2006 Brewery says special accounting not needed
06/30/2006 Columbia, Dominion, Equitable cut prices
06/30/2006 Car sales heat up
06/30/2006 Armstrong settles libel case with British newspaper
06/30/2006 Big doping scandal decapitates Tour de France
06/30/2006 German authorities report few arrests
06/30/2006 Cool Britannia Low-key coach Eriksson no Churchill
06/30/2006 Formula One leader confounded by Indy
06/30/2006 Earnhardt returns to form at Daytona
06/30/2006 Race to make Chase begins at Daytona
06/30/2006 Notebook Nalbandian had time to watch soccer
06/30/2006 Palmer withdraws from Senior Open
06/30/2006 Four share lead at Women's Open
06/30/2006 Trinity QB commits to UConn
06/30/2006 Pitt lands offensive lineman, tight end
06/30/2006 Blues sold to Checketts-led group
06/30/2006 No decision yet from Lange on Pens radio
06/30/2006 Pirates farm report
06/30/2006 Tigers 7, Pirates 6 How they scored
06/30/2006 Notebook Sanchez scratched with back spasms
06/30/2006 Gorzelanny confident in ability
06/30/2006 Leyland has new passion
06/30/2006 Tigers latest team to rip sagging starters
06/30/2006 Steelers release running back Jemison
06/30/2006 New state law prohibits protesters at funerals
06/30/2006 Officer recommends trial in soldier's slaying
06/30/2006 State misses budget deadline - again
06/30/2006 No boom for you
06/30/2006 Honus Wagner's spirit lingers in Carnegie
06/30/2006 Weekend work slated on Parkway East
06/30/2006 Creative youngsters tackle Market Square
06/30/2006 Pedestrian crossing signs posted
06/30/2006 Wecht wants judge off case
06/30/2006 Findings may help treat aging disease
06/30/2006 FBI agents search North Side mosque
06/30/2006 Brookline slaughterhouse irks neighbors
06/30/2006 Area fireworks displays will celebrate the 4th
06/30/2006 Theft suspect, security guard charged
06/30/2006 Zoo shows off painted dogs
06/30/2006 Pacemaker monitored wirelessly
06/30/2006 Tigers of the Caribbean Detroit pounds Pittsburgh
06/30/2006 Bucs lose to Tigers
06/30/2006 Franco an example of how cruel goalie's job can be
06/30/2006 One wobble but another Wimbledon win for Federer
06/30/2006 Italy beats newcomer Ukraine
06/30/2006 Leyland's back in Pittsburgh _ though, really, he's never left
06/30/2006 Tech camp helps youngsters play creator
06/30/2006 World Cup TV schedule, results
06/30/2006 Hingis, Blake, Nalbandian, Kuznetsova out
06/30/2006 Pitt adds two more recruits
06/30/2006 Germany wins shootout, beating Argentina
06/30/2006 Steelers release Mike Jemison
06/30/2006 Parkway East work resumes tonight
06/30/2006 Steelers release Mike Jemison
06/30/2006 1.3 million Washington Road project to begin
06/30/2006 Springdale set to mark 100th birthday
06/30/2006 Apollo names new secretary, street foreman.
06/30/2006 Local pitchers advance to All-West game
06/30/2006 Another bump in Tarentum Bridge Road
06/30/2006 Hope among the ashes
06/30/2006 Pittsburgh attorney sues Web site where postings accuse men of infidelity
06/30/2006 July 4th events
06/30/2006 Giant changes that make sense - and no guns involved
06/30/2006 Speed racer
06/30/2006 Hollywood comes to the Point
06/30/2006 Pittsburgh lab part of HIV study
06/30/2006 Popularity of fireworks explodes; safety stressed
06/30/2006 JetBlue takes flight from Pittsburgh
06/30/2006 Man cited for slaughtering rabbits, chickens
06/30/2006 Giant Eagle security guard charged with assault
06/30/2006 JetBlue opens its gates at Pittsburgh Airport
06/30/2006 Hello, Pittsburgh!
06/30/2006 Pittsburgh chosen for AID research studies
06/30/2006 Legend to perform at Pittsburgh All-Star game
06/30/2006 Leyland back home in Pittsburgh - as a Tiger
06/30/2006 Wie admits to napping
06/30/2006 Long layoff leads to Buick lead
06/30/2006 Spotlight on Pymatuning Lake
06/30/2006 Bonds' personal trainer refuses to testify
06/30/2006 Notebook Costinha embarrassed
06/30/2006 Tostao sees different Brazilian team
06/30/2006 Henry France must ignore Brazil's prestige, history
06/30/2006 Williams comes back to beat Raymond
06/30/2006 Agassi, Nadal set up old vs. young clash
06/30/2006 Lange has left the building
06/30/2006 Ninth-inning blast squashes skid
06/30/2006 Obituaries in the news Al Brounstein
06/30/2006 Friar served New Guinea residents with zeal
06/30/2006 Bishop to install Vojtek as Transfiguration pastor
06/30/2006 Treasurer under fire over car repairs
06/30/2006 Feeling their pain
06/30/2006 Newsmaker
06/30/2006 Magee leads global effort to halt HIV
06/30/2006 Salk Legacy Fund put in doubt
06/30/2006 Curious puppy finds trouble
06/30/2006 District man linked to W.Va. case
06/30/2006 Mascots often suffer injuries
06/30/2006 City paramedics agree to 5-year contract
06/30/2006 Brackenridge boxer back for more
06/30/2006 Female firefighters Falling stereotypes
06/30/2006 Derry's Regula has tough job ahead of him
06/30/2006 Gorell continues winning ways
06/30/2006 Colts fall to first place Creekside
06/30/2006 Paying fines made easier with credit machines
06/30/2006 Firm OK'd for Homer-Center upgrade
06/30/2006 New health post filled at United Elementary
06/30/2006 New faces join Blairsville-Saltsburg staff
06/30/2006 NFL Head Coach Pittsburgh Steelers Mini-FAQ
06/29/2006 Wrong reasoning
06/29/2006 Housecleaning
06/29/2006 Treasonous Times
06/29/2006 Smokin' mad
06/29/2006 Murphy & the law III
06/29/2006 Murphy & the law II
06/29/2006 Murphy & the law
06/29/2006 Light up the 'Burgh with a Cuban
06/29/2006 Is your excuse MySpace?
06/29/2006 Westmoreland Laurels & Lances
06/29/2006 Pittsburgh Laurels & Lances
06/29/2006 The tribunals ruling Undue protections
06/29/2006 Workplace inferno
06/29/2006 Lawrenceville festival will celebrate Stephen Foster
06/29/2006 'Superman' leaps to 21 million opening day
06/29/2006 As a formidable fashion editor, Streep dances away with 'Devil'
06/29/2006 District B13
06/29/2006 Claims settled in Sheetz case
06/29/2006 Stocks surge as Fed stands by
06/29/2006 Business briefs
06/29/2006 PPG continues acquisitions
06/29/2006 Medmark's sale expected to create jobs locally
06/29/2006 Allegheny Airlines' colors fly again
06/29/2006 Americans look for Tour de France without Armstrong
06/29/2006 Motordrome breaks new ground
06/29/2006 Mears, Burton crash in practice
06/29/2006 Indy officials hope to discuss future of U.S. Grand Prix
06/29/2006 Indy welcomes back Formula One
06/29/2006 NASCAR to tweak championship format
06/29/2006 Stewart wins IROC race at Daytona
06/29/2006 Tennis stars ready to shine in the Burgh
06/29/2006 First round of Women's Open lost in the fog
06/29/2006 Pitt lands Keystone Oaks lineman
06/29/2006 Local players ready to test free agency
06/29/2006 Bass population rebounds in area lake
06/29/2006 Local athletes going to National Games
06/29/2006 Talking heads on the move
06/29/2006 Canseco back in baseball - with independent Surf Dawgs
06/29/2006 Pirates farm report
06/29/2006 Scouting the Tigers
06/29/2006 McClendon returns with no ill will
06/29/2006 Pirates 7, White Sox 6 How they scored
06/29/2006 Notebook Randa on bereavement leave
06/29/2006 Perez sent down to Triple-A
06/29/2006 Teammates can joke about collision
06/29/2006 Starkey Freddy's ready
06/29/2006 Universal Pictures gives 250,000 to Flight 93 memorial
06/29/2006 English proposal spurs talk
06/29/2006 Danger on the water
06/29/2006 2 sought for trying to steal ATM
06/29/2006 North Union man faces assault charges
06/29/2006 Jozart to present 'Birds of a Feather'
06/29/2006 'Alladin' flying into Flatwoods
06/29/2006 Special exhibit set for Arts & Heritage festival
06/29/2006 Women charged after store fight
06/29/2006 Woman accused of aiding runaway
06/29/2006 Bullskin Township store broken into
06/29/2006 Men charged in prostitution sting
06/29/2006 New number for the Ligonier Valley Writers Conference
06/29/2006 Cerebral palsy aide charged in drug theft
06/29/2006 Trafford man charged in softball game outburst
06/29/2006 Unity Township air-conditioning unit stolen from home
06/29/2006 Privacy law delayed responders at home
06/29/2006 First bird found with West Nile
06/29/2006 Pittsburgh news briefs
06/29/2006 Doctor aided Children's in numerous ways