Matt Rourke
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AP
As the Philadelphia Flyers put shots on goal, they’re pushing shots into arms.
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An author discusses her new book about Black people's search for freedom on Native land in the 19th-century American territories -
The club announced its longtime coach has signed a contract extension that runs through the 2024 season. Tomlin is 145-78-1 in 14 years with the Steelers with one Super Bowl victory.
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The Downtown library branch is much bigger and includes new meeting rooms and reading sections.
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The University of Pittsburgh women’s volleyball team reached the regional final of the NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championship for the first time in the team’s history this week. After an upset win against the University of Minnesota yesterday, Pitt fell to the University of Washington Huskies Monday afternoon.
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Aid package for entertainment industry is delayed by computer problems
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Teams of 10 will compete in the Litter League, in categories like most trash collected. The season starts on Earth Day and runs two months.
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States around the country are realizing that future of sports betting — and tax money to be made from it — is online.
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On today's program: WESA and the Pittsburgh Black Media Federation will host a debate with Pittsburgh’s Mayoral Candidates, as Mayor Bill Peduto attempts to secure a third term; a new study published today looks at how health care workers can use techniques from anti-vaccine social media users to share science-based information online; and we’ll talk about how Penguins' trades could affect their playoff performance.
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Beginning tomorrow, all Pennsylvanians 16 and older will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. The move comes a week ahead of schedule.
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A $500,000 grant will help renovate National Negro Opera Company house.
