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Jeannette boys take care of business against 6A Norwin
Given the fact Jeannette was leading but not in complete control, Jayce Powell felt the need to be vocal in the huddle.
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Westmoreland athletes of the week: Luca Butera and Torrie Destefano
Luca Butera
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Passing the torch: Aging VFW honor guards need younger veterans to step up
Military veterans who serve on honor guards for local American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts say there is an urgent need to pass the torch to a younger generation.
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More Than Just Foot Care: Building Trust and Connection, One Visit at a Time
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Ex-North Huntingdon EMS manager files federal sexual harassment lawsuit
A former North Huntingdon EMS/Rescue office manager is alleging in a federal lawsuit that she was subject to a decade of sexual harassment and retaliation by the service’s former executive director.
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‘I will never forgive you:’ Brother testifies at sentencing of Greensburg man for drug overdose
After more than two years, Nicholas Ginter couldn’t hold back his anger any longer.
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How Delayed Repairs Quietly Remove Home Equity
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Charges filed in connection with shooting that injured Irwin man
A man was injured in a shooting late Wednesday that Irwin police believe was an accident, according to court papers.
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Trafford historian seeks federal approval for naming Brush Creek tributary
A Trafford historian is seeking federal approval to name a North Huntingdon stream after the German immigrant family that settled along its banks in the 1870s.
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ACLA COO Kimberley Hrivnak Awarded Pennsylvania Library Association’s 2025 Distinguished Service Award
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Norwin area: Irwin appointments, book sale, auditions planned, more
Irwin resignations, appointments
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North Huntingdon passes 2026 budget with 30% property tax hike
North Huntingdon officials unanimously approved a $15.8 million budget for 2026 that will raise the township’s property taxes by 30%.
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The Lindsay Theater finishing spooky season with locally made horror and fantasy films
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North Huntingdon plans to raise administrators’ pay
North Huntingdon is expected to vote Wednesday at the commissioners meeting to raise the pay of most of its department heads by 3%, with two of the newer leaders getting 5% raises.
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How to Sell an Inherited Property Quickly Without DelaysInheriting a home can be both a gift and a burden. Alongside the emotions of...
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How Delayed Repairs Quietly Remove Home EquityMost property owners assume equity disappears during a market crash or a forced...
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Downsizing in Pittsburgh: Smart Ways to Simplify Your Life and Unlock EquityDownsizing has become a practical choice for many Pittsburgh homeowners who want...