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An image survey of the roads surrounding Pittsburgh area hospitals shows the aftermath of the Feb. 5th snowstorm as of Tuesday. (Today)
Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl today said that he has called out all 630 city firefighters in preparation for an anticipated second snowstorm tonight. (Today)
Forget the winter wonderland. Any cozy feelings engendered by this weekend's monster snowstorm -- the impromptu snowball fights, the fairytale-like snowscapes, the neighborly sidewalk shoveling -- melted into a puddle of bellyaching Monday over Pittsburgh's unplowed, impassable streets. (Today)
With a repeat blast of snow forecast for today, Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl on Monday ordered a scramble to plow and salt residential streets, even as snowbound residents and traffic-tortured commuters fumed at persistently bad roads. (Today)
Hundreds of Pennsylvania Army National Guard members traversed the city's most treacherous streets in Humvees Monday to help snowbound residents -- and paramedics and police, who struggled at times to reach them. (Today)
More from today
- Pittsburgh extends property tax deadline
- Councilwoman Rudiak to lead snow removal task force
- Federal court closes early in advance of snow
- Woman sentenced in fatal hit-and-run
- Is genius genetic or is it nurtured?
- Pittsburgh police officers honored by FOP for efforts during chase
- Benefit concert raising funds for Haiti relief
Yesterday
- Police cite value of plainclothes details
- Pittsburgh schools to close Tuesday
- Next 24 hours 'important' in city's efforts to clear streets
- Public works driver keeps plowing ahead
- Water customers question $5 charge on bills
- Jefferson Awards: They give comfort to women inmates
- Power outage limits light rail service to Downtown
- Ordinance changes bother keepers of bees, chickens
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Saturday, February 6, 2010
- Warming shelters open throughout region
- Cultural District, Hip Hop events cancelled
- State orders county to lower lead levels in health building
- Pagans gang member faces cocaine charges
- Officer found not guilty of indecent assault charge
- Three adults charged in extensive BB gun vandalism
- Firefighter accused of drunken assault returning to work
- Jefferson Awards: Barbara K. Shore
Friday, February 5, 2010
- Carnegie owns version of Giacometti sculpture sold for $104.3 million
- Market Square's restaurants starving
- Housing, retail proposed for Lawrenceville's Doughboy Square
- City firefighter accused of drunken assault returning to work
- Suspects still sought in Oakland home invasion
- Officer found not guilty of indecent assault charge
- Point Park Children's School closing after 40 years
- Man shot during Oakland robbery
Thursday, February 4, 2010
- City wants to build solar farm in Glen Hazel
- Pittsburgh mentioned in Pistons' relocation speculation
- Residents question ability to regulate drilling
- City honors young local black leaders
- Most of Mon Wharf open this morning
- Panel OKs historic status for Lawrenceville brewery
- Man shot during Oakland robbery
- Trial begins for Pittsburgh officer accused of improper contact
- North Side man gets jail time for assaulting principal
- Lane of West End Bypass to close Thursday
- GOP whip praises Ravenstahl panel on pension problems
- Council to consider funding for South Side dog park
- Council approves zoning changes for Mount Washington hotel
- Expansion of Priory Hotel on North Side to begin next week
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
- Outbound Saw Mill Run Blvd. lane to close Thursday
- Panel favors historic landmark status Iron City property
- Trial begins for city officer charged with fondling woman
- Video cameras proposed for city police cars
- Police contract calls for raises, discourages overtime
- Hilton restructuring, not selling
- Experts brainstorm on how to help Haiti in Pitt panel
- Council approves prevailing wage legislation
- City school officials question new state graduation exams
- North Side man faces life in prison on heroin smuggling charges
- Mayor hopes to create task force for dealing with vacant land
- Jefferson Awards: Gardener beautifies blighted Homewood lots
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