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Habitat for Humanity continues work in Homewood by breaking ground for 3 more homes (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — Habitat for Humanity Pittsburgh broke ground on three new homes in Homewood along Tioga Street. âThereâs are a lot of benefits for communities when families become homeowners,â said Dr. Howard B. Slaughter, Jr., president & CEO of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Pittsburgh. âWhen youâre a homeowner, you take care of your home, you build equity. Youâre concerned with the community around you; all those things are a byproduct of being a homeowner.â Slaughter says they wa
Work underway inside Monessen Middle and High School after mold found over summer (opens the original)
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Work is underway inside Monessen Middle and High School after mold was found over the summer. âThe number one thing is air quality and getting the mold out of here,â said superintendent Dr. Robert Motte. Grades 7-12 have been learning remotely since the start of the school year and could continue to do so for some time. Previously, Channel 11 reported that the district was exploring possible alternative locations so students could return to in-person learning, but Motte said the board voted
Over 40 cyclists travel from Johnstown to Pittsburgh to raise awareness for sacrifices made by EMS (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — Over 40 cyclists traveled 140 miles from Johnstown to Pittsburgh to raise awareness for the sacrifices made by EMS. The National EMS Memorial Bike Ride Organizes long-distance cycling events throughout the country. The group arrived at Allegheny General Hospital just before 9 a.m. on Monday. After a visit at the hospital, the group traveled to Heinz Chapel for a memorial service. âThe ride commemorates those who have fallen before us either due to emergencies on duty or just illne
Massive tree falls in Pittsburghâs Manchester neighborhood, bringing down wires, snapping pole (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — A massive tree came down in Pittsburghâs Manchester neighborhood on Tuesday morning. Neighbors in the 1400 block of Pennsylvania Avenue told Channel 11 they heard a loud noise around 4:00 this morning. âI canât even describe it because it was such a noise I had never heard before,â said Edward Seftas. âWe had no idea it was this because nothing had hit our house, but the lights went out. If you look, you can see there are wires down everywhere. Thereâs a wire here, and t
Large water main break disrupts service to dozens of customers in Washington County (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, Pa. — A 24-inch water main break disrupted service for dozens of customers Tuesday along North College Street in Washington. Pennsylvania American Water said 96 customers were affected. Joyce Nightingale, who lives in an apartment building along North College Street, said she initially thought the sound of water outside was rain. âAnd I thought it was raining out, but it was not raining!â said Nightingale. âThis is really something thatâs never happened before in the four yea
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