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Community members and Pittsburgh Police Chief Cameron McLay, back center, hold hands Thursday before the blessing of the offering and closing prayer during "Moving from Marches to Measurables," a community meeting hosted by Pennsylvania Interfatih Impact Network at Baptist Temple Church in Homewood.

Full house turns out for talk on Pittsburgh police and community relations

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'Jihadi John' is a Kuwaiti-born Londoner named Mohammed Emwazi

History repeats in Iraq, Syria

Bin Laden lieutenant found guilty of plotting to attack Americans

Ukraine, rebels start pulling back heavy weapons in country’s east

House GOP weighs new approach on Homeland Security

Pennsylvania lawmakers taking another look at openness at state-related universities

Emsworth minister returns from Africa an 'optimistic realist'

St. Philip School in Crafton celebrates centennial

Use of force by Pittsburgh police under review in Downtown chase, crash

Moon Area to retain Hyde name on school building

Social networking turns to tales of cold and snow

Full house turns out for talk on Pittsburgh police and community relations

Arrival of Daniel Winnik likely will bump a bottom-six forward for Penguins

Pirates pitcher Jameson Tailon, almost a year removed from surgery, will start facing batters soon

Penguins Notebook: Rob Scuderi misses practice to rest sore foot

Thrill of the ice: Indoor rinks in demand as hockey's popularity surges

Ron Cook: Shame on those contributing to late-February sadness

Penn Hills’ Te'Shan Campbell, top, is the top seed at 170 pounds in the WPIAL/Southwest Regional Class AAA tournament.

Wrestling friends take different routes in bid to wind up in same place

Nicholas Kristof: Israel’s self-inflicted wound

Seven little words: The fate of Obamacare turns on an interpretation

Algeria’s unrest: Fracking triggers turmoil for a major oil producer

Cupcake tax?: Tough action is needed against unhealthy foods

They should hear what Netanyahu has to say

Tuned In: For the weekend, a good drama, a lousy mystery and slow start to 'House of Cards'

Movie review: “Maps to the Stars” gets lost in Hollywood’s cosmic depravity

Stage review: 'Tree to Drop' looks at brutality physical and otherwise

Movie review: 'Lazarus Effect' fails to raise realistic expectations

Dance preview: Malpaso kicks off U.S. tour at Kelly-Strayhorn Theater

Will Smith as Nicky and Margot Robbie as Jess both share an interest in grifting in "Focus."

Movie review: 'Focus' entertaining, but its good pieces don't add up to a satisfying whole

Pennsylvania House votes to privatize liquor sales

Munch goes to Leon's Caribbean Restaurant

Restaurant review: The Carlton remains a class act and competitor in a changing dining scene

My Generation Essay: Technology doesn't have to be an enemy of reading

Let's learn from the past: Mary Lou Williams

Restaurateur Grainne Trainor has bought the Blue Dining restaurant in McCandless and plans to turn it into a contemporary American restaurant with a focus on wine.

Former Mighty Oak Barrel owner to take over McCandless restaurant

Medical, safety company to close Findlay office in ’16

Bayer will separate its drugs, materials divisions

Suit against FedEx moved here

Eat’n Park to expand services into PNC tower

Girl Scout cookies enter digital age

Visa to offer cardholders opportunity to be followed

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Setting the SEEN anniversary special at Hotel Monaco

Motown 25

Penguins winning Pirates spring training on SportsNOW

Gene talks about Penguins' win on the Two-Minute Warning

Pirates Report 2.26.15

Celebrate one year of "Setting the SEEN" with Natalie Bencivenga and Sara Bauknecht with a special interactive taping at Hotel Monaco -- a new Downtown hot spot -- featuring former guests and fans of the show! #SettingTheSEENTurns1

Setting the SEEN anniversary special at Hotel Monaco

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