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Steelers' T.J. Watt on the Trading Block? Analyst Gets Ripped for 'Radical' Take
The Pittsburgh Steelers are under a microscope this season. Not just by fans, but by the rest of the league, by virtue of their offseason moves to replace the entire quarterback room.
The Overwhelming Penguins’ Roster Glut; Brace for More Moves
The Pittsburgh Penguins acquired 20-year-old Rutger McGroarty from the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday, and while hope has far fewer limitations than reality, the obvious expectation is he will become a scoring threat almost immediately into the 2024-25 NHL season. And McGroarty probably isn’t the last Penguins trade we’ll see in a short time frame.
‘Poverty and racism is trauma’…Erica Givner, Leon Ford keynote the NAMI Black Mental Health Summit
DR. ERICA L. GIVNER SPEAKS AT THE HOSANNA HOUSE. Thirteen years ago, when Dr. Erica Givner started her licensed therapist practice, she would Google “Black mental health provider” and she said there was pretty much nothing that came up in the Pittsburgh area. These days, “we have pages...
Report: Penguins Mulling Trading Franchise Cornerstone To Canadiens
Kris Letang has been a cornerstone of the Pittsburgh Penguins' defense since his NHL debut in the 2006-07 season and after the franchise drafted him with the No. 62 pick in the 2005 NHL draft. Speculation about Letang’s potential departure, however, has returned amid a precarious period of ...
WPIAL football rankings: Week ending Aug. 25, 2024
Aug. 24—Class 6A Rank, Team, W-L, Last 1. North Allegheny, 1-0, 1 2. Central Catholic, 0-1, 2 3. Norwin, 1-0, 5 4. Canon-McMillan, 0-1, 4 5. Seneca Valley, 0-1, 5 Out: none Class 5A 1. Peters Township, 1-0, 1 2. Pine-Richland, 1-0, 2 3. Upper St. Clair, 1-0, 5 4. Woodland Hills, 0-1, 3 5. Penn Hills, 0-1, 4 Out: none Class 4A 1. Aliquippa, 0-0, 1 2. Montour, 1-0, 2 3. Mars, 1-0, 3 4. ...
No. 7 Pitt Snaps Women’s Soccer’s 18-Match Home Unbeaten Streak
LEWISBURG, Pa. – Teresa Deda scored a beautiful goal early in the second half to give the Bucknell women's soccer team the lead against No. 7 Pittsburgh, but the Panthers stormed back with five goals in the span of a half-hour to defeat the Bison 5-1 on a warm, sunny day at Emmitt Field at Holmes Stadium. The loss snapped Bucknell's 18-match home unbeaten streak (11-0-7) dating back almost two years to a 2022 setback against Princeton.
Pens Morning Brew: McGroarty drama, Crosby to the Capitals, and wait, what?
Good morning, Penguins fans, and welcome to your August 24th, 2024 edition of Pens Morning Brew. It's definitely August, but it's not like Pittsburgh Penguins fans don't have plenty to talk about, unlike most teams in the NHL. There's the Rutger McGroarty trade and drama, Cody Glass's potential, Sidney Crosby's...
Select the Times' football player of the week for Week 0
Every Sunday, the Beaver County Times will post a poll of local high school football players who had strong performances during the last week. The Times will pull nominees based on input from our staff and contributors. You can also nominate an athlete via email to timesscores@gmail.com. Please include details of their achievements for that week only, including any notable statistics or results. All email submissions will be considered but not necessarily selected as a nominee. ...
Great PA News Quiz: MIA at the DNC, Presidential Insecurity and JD Vance Gets a Cheesesteak
In this week’s news quiz: Pennsylvania goes to the DNC, serious security lapses, presidential debate prep and “insulting” cheese. As always, let us know if you encounter any technical issues. Just email Newsletter Editor Colin Deppen (newsletters@spotlightpa.org) with a heads up. And good luck! BEFORE YOU GO… If you learned something from this article, pay it forward and contribute to Spotlight PA at spotlightpa.org/donate. Spotlight PA is funded by foundations and readers like you who are committed to accountability journalism that gets results. The post Great PA News Quiz: MIA at the DNC, Presidential Insecurity and JD Vance Gets a Cheesesteak appeared first on StateCollege.com.
Steelers-Lions Recap: Offensive Bounces Back
The Pittsburgh Steelers fell to 0-3 in the preseason but the most important takeaway from todays series of events is that the Steelers offense finally showed signs of life by putting the ball into the end zone on their first two drives. Dan Campbell elected to sit his starters but Mike Tomlin’s crew did what they were supposed to do given the state of the competition and that’s make it look easy. There were several encouraging bounce back performances on the offensive side of the football and several key cogs on defense continued their hot start to 2024.
Jobot hiring Remote Tax Manager/Senior in Pittsburgh, PA | LinkedIn (2024)
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Dr. Anthony Fauci briefly hospitalized after contracting West Nile virus
Dr. Anthony Fauci, former chief medical adviser to President Joe Biden and former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases was briefly hospitalized after contracting West Nile virus.
Pittsburgh Steelers cut former Patriots wide receiver
The Pittsburgh Steelers have released former New England Patriots wide receiver and kick returner T.J. Luther. Luther saw time in his two preseason games with the Steelers at wide receiver and kick returner. Luther, an undrafted free agent out of Gardner-Webb, has played for two other teams, including the Patriots...
Men’s Soccer Suffers Setback at Duquesne
Duquesne scored twice in the second half to break a 1-1 tie and defeat Canisius, 3-1, in men's collegiate soccer action Sunday at Rooney Field in Pittsburgh, Pa. With the victory, Duquesne improved to 2-0-0 on the season while the Golden Griffins slipped to 0-2-0 on the young season. The...
As volunteer fire departments see membership dwindle, Oakmont's welcomes its 31st member — with more to come
Oakmont Mayor Sophia Facaros swore in yet another volunteer fireman at the borough’s Aug. 19 council meeting. Eben Ulrich, 17, started his junior year at Riverview High School on Thursday, and began his stint with the Oakmont Volunteer Fire Department as its 31st active member. He will be participating in the department’s junior program.
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