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Looking to complete your Bar Exam this summer? The David L. Lawrence Convention Center will be holding testing this month from July 30-31. To view the schedule and to find out more information about future exams, click here! Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash

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Discover how Clear Thoughts Foundation (CTF), a biomedical nonprofit based in Pittsburgh, PA, exemplifies the critical role of nonprofits in combating dementia. Since its establishment in 2010, CTF...

The WPIAL released new section alignments for the next two-year cycle in all sports, and changes will be implemented starting this fall.

Pickleball courts installed at Scott Park The pickleball blitz has made its way to Scott. The township installed four pickleball courts at Scott Park, 2 Park Drive, in June. "Residents were making requests for additional pickleball courts since last year," said Township Manager Denise Fitzgerald. The work was completed by

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Chartiers Valley’s varsity football team will open its season with a nonconference Week Zero matchup at neighborhood rival South Fayette on Aug. 23.

Bridgeville Susan Tokarski sold property at 709 Coulter St. to Thank Bank Of New York Mellon Tr et al. for $82,851. Carnegie William Schaeffer sold property at 617 Doolittle Ave. to Frederick Coleman and Sydney Turnwald for $265,000. Estate of Amy Coyne sold property at 50 Sigrid Drive to Kevin

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Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Friday, July 19: 1 rescued from overturned car on Banksville Road One person was rescued after being pinned inside an overturned vehicle in Pittsburgh's Banksville neighborhood. Public safety said first responders were called to Banksville Road at the intersection

Kevin McSwiggen told a jury Thursday that he never intended to shoot the man he claimed cut him off in traffic two years ago. Instead, he testified, he followed Charles "Chuckie" Stipetich to his Blawnox home to talk to him about his driving to help keep others on the road

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Any music lover knows that media formats come and go. Back in the mid-1990s, I was excited to start a collection of cassette tapes when I received a portable cassette player for my 13th birthday. CDs were cutting edge technology then, their shiny holographic surfaces evoking gleaming spaceships and hovercars.