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Friday, December 5, 2008, 6:40 am

BREAKING NEWS
Pens rebound against Hurricanes
Petr Sykora scored two goals, Sidney Crosby had four assists and the Pittsburgh Penguins routed Carolina 5-2 Thursday night to spoil the start of Paul Maurice's second stint coaching the slumping Hurricanes. 12:07 am

High school basketball tournament schedule 10:46 pm

Chuck Tanner reports ring stolen while hospital patient 12:01 am

Specialty stores find success 12:00 am

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AT ISSUE: APPROVAL OF VENDORS

Felony tax evader at work on Meadows casino
William G. Tomko Jr. applied to the state Gaming Control Board about a year ago, asking for a vendor's license so his company could work on casino projects. He has since has been working on the Washington County casino, although the board says it hasn't finished investigating him. 12:00 am

Required report wasn't filed

WCCC given accreditation warning again
A regional oversight agency has issued a warning against Westmoreland County Community College and in a ruling made public this week put school officials on notice that its accreditation "may be in jeopardy." 12:00 am

MULTIMEDIA

Big Ben on win
Postgame comments
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Tomlin on Patriots
Coach Mike Tomlin on the rush
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Pitt-Duquesne game
Pitt dominates
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Prisuta on win
Steelers' defense brilliant
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Pats pounded
Steelers 33, Patriots 10
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Quips win
Aliquippa 42, Karns City 14
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Pitt-WVU game
Panthers win, 19-15
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MORE NEWS
Pension fund losses
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl plans to add $6 million to $8 million a year into the pension fund, which lost $124 million this year. 12:00 am

Plea agreement
A Butler County ambulance driver likely will spend less than two years in prison for a drunken crash in Marshall that killed two men. 12:00 am

A loss averted
A $12.8 billion turnpike lease would be worth far less now had lawmakers approved the deal earlier this year, Turnpike Commission CEO Joe Brimmeier says. 12:00 am

The 21st Amendment
The 75th anniversary of the Prohibition repeal gives cause to revisit its social and legal lessons. 12:00 am

Video
Ticket with J
The Trib's JoAnne Harrop tells you what's going on this weekend. 12:00 am

GREENSBURG

OPERATION SANTA CLAUS

Former Lily Shop may get students
Developer Donald Tarosky is looking at turning a West Second Street building into housing for students attending the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine at Seton Hill University. Tarosky hopes to finalize the deal by year's end. 12:01 am

Trib's annual drive helps families
With the help of generous donors, the Trib's annual fundraiser has been setting the holiday table for 25 years. Once again, we are planning dinner for thousands of needy families throughout the region. To do that, we need your help. 12:00 am

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WCCC given accreditation warning again

Hopwood mom accused of moving, leaving teens rejects plea deal

Former Lily Shop may house medical students

Fayette slashes $640,000 off deficit

Grand opening of Laurel Mall weekend flea market Saturday

Greensburg church displays more than 180 nativity scenes

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Steelers' grit, Cowboys' glitz

Penguins rebound against Canes

Tigers, Dodgers in talks for Wilson

Economy could impact Bucs, market

Panthers fighting through fatigue

Bethel hoping to avoid wake-up call

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Specialty stores find success

Bayer pushes energy efficiency

Union Trust lands retail tenant

38,000 job cuts deepen economic gloom

$1 gallon of gas possible soon, Gulf chief says

Fidelity Bancorp set to get $7M in federal funds

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Fragrance shopping an exercise in individuality

'Walking With Dinosaurs' raises bar on realism

A toast to the 21st Amendment

Smothers Brothers the 'yin and yang' of comedy

'Ligonier Christmas' aims to spark yuletide spirit

Guthrie's archive sparks Brooke's creativity

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Pittsburgh Laurels & Lances

The International Environmental Kangaroo Court: Courting chaos

Greensburg Laurels & Lances

Piggy Podlucky

The Thursday wrap

The transit deal: Paint by numbers

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Man allegedly assaults girlfriend with burger

Man allegedly attacks speed camera with pickax

NJ woman sues Pa. sports bar for toilet seat break

TODAY'S MOST READ ARTICLES

TODAY'S MOST-SENT ARTICLES

1. Steelers' grit, Cowboys' glitz
2. Big Ben returns to practice
3. Tigers, Dodgers in talks for Wilson
4. Penguins rebound against Canes
5. Pitt closer to Sun Bowl

1. A toast to the 21st Amendment
2. Felony tax evader at work on Meadows casino
3. North Huntingdon second-grader wins coloring contest
4. Grand opening of Laurel Mall weekend flea market Saturday
5. Greensburg church displays more than 180 nativity scenes

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