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Monroeville real estate transactions, July 27

Monroeville Victor Peluso sold property at an unknown address to Brionna Robertson for $73,000. Robert Priester Jr. sold property at 267 Alva Way to Sui Lin Qing and Yan Ying Zheng for $52,000. Gregory Warnock sold property at 4414 Driftman Drive to Joshua Russo and Cortney Bell Schillinger for $149,900....
Penn Hills real estate transactions, July 27

Penn Hills R. Eugene Malek sold property at an unknown address to Three Suns Property Solutions LLC for $53,000. Leonard Baklarz sold property at 11666 Althea Drive to Ashley Marie Jones for $90,500. Estate of Marie Hoey sold property at 321 Auburn St. to Peter Katz for $32,125. Wells Fargo...
Plum real estate transactions, July 27

Plum Boyce Park Development Corp. sold property on Darlan Hill Drive to Michael Ricciuti and Melissa Marie Webb for $7,192. Vadim Reshetnyak sold property at 559 Deborah Jane Drive to Brianne Smail for $185,000. James Gaston III sold property at 1050 Locharron Court to Ryan and Lindsay Ondo for $389,746....
The Herald-area real estate transactions, July 27

Etna Secretary Of Housing And Urban Development sold property at 21 Sycamore St. to Wells Fargo Bank NA for $108,488. Fox Chapel Estate of Edward Zipf sold property at 11 Chapel Ridge Road to Yan Zhao and Peng Zheng for $280,000. Martin Fenster sold property at 110 Shadow Ridge Drive...
Motorcyclist killed in Penn Township crash was former Jeannette sports standout

A former three-sport standout at Jeannette High School was killed Sunday night in a motorcycle crash. Tre Cunningham, 20, was driving a Honda CBR 1000 east on Route 130 in Penn Township around 8:30 p.m. and attempted to overtake a BMW SUV in a no passing zone, said Penn Township...
Joe Biden is beating Trump big in Pennsylvania. Will anything change that?Video

PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvania was supposed to be a dogfight in this year’s presidential race. Decided by less than 1 percentage point in 2016 and crucial to the electoral math for both President Donald Trump and Joe Biden, both parties began the year prepared for a scrap to the finish. But...
John Chayka steps down as Arizona GM a week before qualifierVideo

GLENDALE, Ariz. — Arizona general manager John Chayka, once the youngest GM in major North American sports history, earned a contract extension early this season for building the Coyotes into playoff contenders in four short years. He was being called a quitter by the team in a strongly worded statement...
Editorial: Pa. swings and misses in Blue Jays call

The score in a game is more than just a record of who won and who lost. The score is a way to navigate through the game itself. It charts the progress from the first pitch to the last run. It lets a team know where it stands. So why...
Mexico says death toll rose 55% for March-June amid outbreak

Mexico is raising its estimate for the death toll for about two-thirds of the country by 55% between mid-March and late June following the coronavirus outbreak, according to health officials. The Latin American nation said in 20 out of 32 states alone, fatalities from covid-19 and other causes increased by...
Letter to the editor: Restart Act would help many businesses

Western Pennsylvania has been the proud home of two of the largest fireworks companies for decades. In any given year prior to the covid-19 pandemic, Pyrotecnico and Zambelli Fireworks produce well over 3,500 displays annually, entertaining millions of audiences across the country. The professional fireworks entertainment industry has been almost...
Letter to the editor: 25% capacity should mean 75% decrease in rent, plus property tax relief

So now we have Gov. Tom Wolf deciding (under advice from Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine) to “lock down” statewide bars/restaurants again to slow the spread of the covid-19 virus hysterical overreaction. These small businesses must now operate at only 25% capacity and jump through a bunch of hoops...
Letter to the editor: Heartbreak in Pa.’s senior care facilities

My husband of 61 years recently died as a hospice patient in the Ligonier Gardens personal care home. I am at peace with his passing. He is with the Lord. But now I want to speak up for our loved ones in hospitals, nursing homes and assisted living facilities. I...
Letter to the editor: Citizens should step forward to volunteer for election

We cannot have repeats of the spring nationwide primary debacles. The November election is a matter of life or death, not only because of the coronavirus deaths. The life of American democracy is at stake. Mail-in voting in states like Oregon, which has worked out for years, should not be...
Bridgeville, Carnegie area real estate transactions for the week of July 26

Carnegie TRU SKY Properties LLC sold property at 410 Second Ave. to Sydney Dixon for $85,000. Karl Ellenberger sold property at 605 Beechwood Ave. to Railroad Street Holding LLC for $13,000. Raymond Kraus sold property at 103 Railroad Ave. to Michael and Susan Dalton for $84,000. Ryan Ramsey sold property...
South Hills real estate transactions for the week of July 26

Baldwin Borough Estate of Josephine Hensley sold property at 525 Agnew Road to Joshua Charles Foster for $130,000. Donald Moskiewski sold property at 5015 Frich Drive to Damber and Puspa Tiwari for $200,000. Michael Donald Labishak Jr. sold property at 3021 Hazelhurst Ave. to Jon and Megan Tyukodi for $95,000....
Say goodbye to the bottle and hello to these homemade dressings

A salad without dressing is just a pile of limp, uninspired lettuce. It is the dressing that makes a salad sing. It brings the greens to life, it makes the produce productive. What was once mere vitamins and roughage and something that sticks to your teeth becomes, with the measured...

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