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Graffiti artist's attempt to plead guilty hits snag

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Daniel Montano at a hearing in 2005.

After years of signing everything from bridge abutments to busway walls, even painting his moniker on a wall its owners couldn't reach, Daniel Joseph Montano couldn't get his name on a routine ... (05/13/2008)

Council members in conflict of interest over legal bills

Four City Council members who sent a $10,706 legal bill to the city for payment committed a conflict of interest and should act no further on the matter at the risk of losing their council seats, ... (05/13/2008)

City Neighborhoods

Council members in conflict of interest over legal bills (05/13/2008)
Graffiti artist's attempt to plead guilty hits snag (05/13/2008)
Two-year, $1.2 million renovation of Riverview Park's Chapel Shelter complete (05/13/2008)
South Side's Locker Room Bar & Grille to be auctioned (05/13/2008)
Transit tunnel boring under river resumes (05/13/2008)
Marathon to resume its run in Pittsburgh next year (05/12/2008)
More than 36,000 people participate in the Race for the Cure (05/12/2008)
3 a.m. -- the graveyard shift: It's never dull after midnight at Ritter's (05/12/2008)
Infrastructure task force schedules series of meetings (05/12/2008)
Hill District killing probed (05/12/2008)

East Neighborhoods

Cure for storm runoff to be a work of art (05/10/2008)
Former youth minister guilty of sex assaults (05/10/2008)
Woman guilty of torching future husband's business (05/10/2008)
County staying out of Swissvale battle (05/09/2008)
Umberger's emotions run high (05/09/2008)
14 schools shine at Westmoreland's 'Night of Stars' (05/09/2008)
Irwin doctor charged with fraud to remain in jail (05/09/2008)
Latrobe steel workers to return to work sans contract (05/09/2008)
Autistic teen inspires undergrad to produce award-winning film (05/08/2008)
Memorial park in Rankin to honor toddler (05/08/2008)

North Neighborhoods

Zelienople loses more than just bricks and mortar in blaze (05/12/2008)
Pickup hits Amish buggy, injuring five family members (05/12/2008)
Zelienople soldier kills himself in Afghanistan (05/12/2008)
From troublesome boy to Medal of Honor (05/11/2008)
Living Treasures Animal Park in midst of $300,000 expansion (05/11/2008)
Seneca Valley board rejects proposed tax hike for budget (05/11/2008)
Butler-Freeport Community Trail gets 5.4-acre donation (05/11/2008)
Monroe Street bridge work could start soon (05/11/2008)
Butler city officials receive warning on spending $1.2 million surplus (05/11/2008)
Butler firefighter named chief (05/11/2008)

South Neighborhoods

Chiropractor gets home detention for tax evasion (05/13/2008)
4 more women say oral surgeon molested them (05/10/2008)
1 dies, 2 hurt in Fayette County crash (05/10/2008)
Coal companies fight royalties on exports (05/09/2008)
Whitehall council members to pay $9,000 each to borough (05/09/2008)
Teen held for trial in hammer attack case (05/08/2008)
Forever new: Fourth generation wears christening gown fashioned from ancestor's wedding dress (05/08/2008)
Coke works upgrade permit made public (05/08/2008)
Mothers revere their lost child (05/08/2008)
'Flag Guy' walks to spark patriotism (05/08/2008)

West Neighborhoods

Hilton to build 2 hotels (05/10/2008)
Port Authority operating special service to air show (05/10/2008)
Port Authority shuttle set for Wings Over Pittsburgh (05/09/2008)
Municipal workers save life of colleague (05/08/2008)
South Fayette school board studies options to end elementary crowding (05/08/2008)
Taking it to the limit (05/08/2008)
Streetscape funding awaits Bush's signature (05/08/2008)
Kennywood opens 110th season on a 'dark' note (05/08/2008)
Kennywood Park's alumni invited to return (05/08/2008)
Memories of White Swan Park (05/08/2008)

Washington County

Obituary: Baptiste J. Manzini / Old-school football coach in Mon Valley (05/12/2008)
A boy and his dog (05/11/2008)
Buffalo Township split over government involvement (05/11/2008)
'Flag Guy' walks to spark patriotism (05/11/2008)
National Road Festival kicks off with horse-drawn wagon treks (05/11/2008)
Developer seeks Canonsburg contribution to building costs (05/11/2008)
Canonsburg leaders discuss dangerous structures (05/11/2008)
March 23 blaze rekindles feud between town, firefighters (05/11/2008)
Help sought for injured Katrina volunteer (05/11/2008)
Little Lake Theater marks 60 years (05/11/2008)

Westmoreland County

Obituary: Baptiste J. Manzini / Old-school football coach in Mon Valley (05/12/2008)
Slide shuts Route 30 (05/12/2008)
Funds roll in for science complex at St. Vincent (05/10/2008)
14 schools shine at Westmoreland's 'Night of Stars' (05/09/2008)
Irwin doctor charged with fraud to remain in jail (05/09/2008)
Latrobe steel workers to return to work sans contract (05/09/2008)
Hempfield resident questions school expenses, band trips (05/08/2008)
Excela Health buys Mercy hospital (05/08/2008)
A contest in nature's back yard (05/08/2008)
Plan for Walgreens, Starbucks revised (05/08/2008)

Chiropractor gets home detention for tax evasion

A Bethel Park chiropractor has been sentenced to a year of home detention on electronic monitoring for not filing tax returns for 2000 and 2001. ... (05/13/2008)

Two-year, $1.2 million renovation of Riverview Park's Chapel Shelter complete

Bob Donaldson/Post-Gazette

Philip Bruszka, of the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, at the renovated Chapel Shelter in Riverview Park.

The two-year renovation of the Chapel Shelter at Riverview Park is complete, a $1.2 million project in which the city, the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy and many volunteers planted 250 new trees, ... (05/13/2008)

South Side's Locker Room Bar & Grille to be auctioned

A South Side restaurant co-owned by Pittsburgh Steeler Hines Ward will be auctioned next week in U.S. Bankruptcy Court. ... (05/13/2008)

More than 36,000 people participate in the Race for the Cure

Bob Donaldson/Post-Gazette

Lisa Deblanc-Smith, an eight-year breast cancer survivor, sings "I Believe I Can Fly" along with the nearly 3,000 other survivors before the start of yesterday's Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Schenley Park.

After Connie Close and her family crossed the finish line of the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure yesterday in Schenley Park, emotions were as pervasive as the color pink. ... (05/12/2008)