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Sewickley Light Up Night draws a festive crowd
Justin Bollman found delight in watching his children play in the snow outside the Cochran Hose fire station in Sewickley.
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CeaseFirePA hosts vigil against gun violence at Sewickley United Methodist Church
Donna Hyatt remembered her grandson’s 2022 killing like it was yesterday.
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In brief: Sewickley Hills budget passes, winter concerts and more
Budget approved
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Pittsburgh Connection with Nuremberg Trials to be Shared at The Lindsay on Saturday
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For more than 4 decades, Thomas Jewelers has given shine to Sewickley
Justin Thomas spent time at his father’s jewelry store as a 12-year-old, where he learned how to change watch batteries, taking in all the information about the inner workings of these timepieces.
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Ex-Steeler Devin Bush acquitted of assaulting girlfriend in fight over mashed potatoes
A judge Tuesday found an ex-Pittsburgh Steeler not guilty of assaulting his girlfriend during a May dispute over mashed potatoes at the linebacker’s Sewickley-area home.
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The Lindsay Theater’s Nifty November, from ‘Springsteen’ to ‘Wicked: For Good’
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Legislation to rename Sewickley post office in honor of late African-American historian, author passes House
The Sewickley post office is one step closer to being renamed in honor of a late Black borough historian and author.
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Holiday services, music and more at Quaker Valley area churches
Antioch Baptist Church
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Fall Events at Christ Church at Grove Farm
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Aleppo man shares memories of the race track he helped build
At 87, Earl Seiler returned to the track he helped build and took one last lap — this time on foot, hand-in-hand with his daughter.
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Leetsdale hikes property taxes 5.5% next year
Leetsdale property owners will have to pay about 5.5% more in real estate taxes next year.
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Downsizing in Pittsburgh: Smart Ways to Simplify Your Life and Unlock Equity
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Leet commissioners maintain tax rate, programs and services in 2026 budget
Leet property owners will not have to pay more in real estate taxes as part of the township’s 2026 budget.
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What is the process for selling a house as-is in Pittsburgh?Selling a house as-is means transferring the property in its current condition...
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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...
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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...