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Woman killed after crash with dump truck in Dunkard

A Greene County woman was killed early Wednesday when her pickup truck was struck by a dump truck in Dunkard. (Today)

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Jeremy Hahn of Traverse City, Mich., reads as he and others wait in line yesterday for the signing of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's new book, "Going Rogue," at a Barnes & Noble bookstore in Grand Rapids, the first stop of her book signing tour.

South Strabane buzzing in anticipation of Palin visit

It is a measure of Sarah Palin's popularity that her appearance Saturday at a Sam's Club in South Strabane needs no advertising. (Yesterday)

Waiting for Palin

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A 96-wheel flatbed trailer creeps through the intersections at Caste Village today carrying a replacement power transformer for Duquesne Light Company.

Transformer project causes traffic delays in Whitehall

Whitehall officials advised motorists to avoid several streets in the borough from 9:30 a.m. until early afternoon because of a Duquesne Light Company project to replace a power transformer. (Yesterday)

Stopping traffic

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Jennifer Parsons of Bethel Park helps to stock shelves for South Hills Interfaith Ministries.

Food bank sees unprecedented demand for help

The number of Americans having trouble putting food on the table continues to rise, and the South Hills is no exception to the trend. (Yesterday)

Stocking the shelves

Suburban families feel pinch on holiday budgets

A troubling survey released last week found many Pennsylvanians wincing as they admit the unrelenting recession has hit where it hurts: Smack in the middle of their thinning household budget. (Yesterday)

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