Here are some of the latest news items for Friday, Nov. 3:
Source: The Tribune-Review
Morning Roundup: SWAT team called to Pittsburgh's East Allegheny; crash shuts down Greensburg street
Published in Local, Pittsburgh, Top Stories and Westmoreland
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- Westmoreland happenings: Bible study, murder mystery dinner theater, senior center open house, more
- Greensburg approves plan to improve infrastructure for walking, cycling
- ‘Fun, heartwarming’: Greensburg Salem to start bocce team for general, special education students
- 'Interwoven' exhibit at Westmoreland Museum to spotlight Pakistani-American visual artist
- 'Celtic Crossfit': Washington woman competes in Highland Games, shears sheep during breaks
More from PittsburghMore posts in Pittsburgh »
- Vintage car fanatics cruise through Laurel Highlands for annual Countryside Tour
- Global program pushes male athletes to talk about dating abuse, sexual violence
- ‘I always need the first day of Steelers training camp off’: Fans flock to Saint Vincent as practices begin
- Stage AE debuts sober space for non-imbibing concertgoers
- Western Pennsylvania female chefs find success in male-dominated industry
More from Top StoriesMore posts in Top Stories »
- North Huntingdon sports complex developers must revise lease
- Westmoreland County seeks $1.5M share of Pa. casino revenue
- 1st class of female students in 136 years set to make their mark on private Kiski School
- Ligonier Township posts emergency closure of bridge near Wilpen
- Franklin Regional adds weapons detection system to stadium entry points
More from WestmorelandMore posts in Westmoreland »
- Westmoreland happenings: Bible study, murder mystery dinner theater, senior center open house, more
- Greensburg approves plan to improve infrastructure for walking, cycling
- ‘Fun, heartwarming’: Greensburg Salem to start bocce team for general, special education students
- 'Interwoven' exhibit at Westmoreland Museum to spotlight Pakistani-American visual artist
- 'Celtic Crossfit': Washington woman competes in Highland Games, shears sheep during breaks
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