March 2009

Features

Sally on the Sidelines

Even for veteran television anchor Sally Wiggin, Superbowl XLIII took her breath away.

By Sally Wiggin

With less than three minutes to play and 88 yards to get to the end zone, Ben Roethlisberger and Santonio Holmes stepped up and delivered the only sixth Super Bowl win. Sportswriter Bill Modoono analyzes the most memorable games in Super Bowl history and one of the best franchises in sports.

By Bill Modoono

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Curse You or Bless You, Robert Garland This Pittsburgh city councilman helped initiate the shifting of time in America. By Rick Sebak
Archive » Sports
Confessions of a Diehard ‘STELRZ’ Fan I’ve done crazy things over the years when it comes to my devotion to the Pittsburgh Steelers. By Mike Pearrow
	Jamie Dixon Under the direction of Jamie Dixon,the Pitt Panthers have risen are among the nation’s elite in NCAA basketball. By Jim Lachimia
Archive » Taste
	Three's the Charm Wild Rosemary is a small but promising new bistro in the South Hills opened by a trio of friends. By Deborah McDonald
	Butter Up More widely available gourmet-butter varieties, from cultured to European-style, are giving cooks new interest in this ancient and essential staple. By Kate Chynoweth
Archive » Collectors
Time Keeper For an O’Hara Township collector, a passion for watches is what makes him tick. By Jonathan Wander
Archive » People
	Dr. Vonda Wright From orthopedic surgeon to fitness expert, Dr. Vonda Wright keeps fitness on track for the over-40 crowd. By Colleen Heavens
Archive » Book reviews
	'Pittsburgh Signs Project: 250 Signs of Western Pennsylvania' Pittsburgh's signs do more than establish a brand; they communicate stories that reflect our neighborhoods. By Stephen Knezovich
	'The Urban Hermit' In the mid-’90s, while enrolled at the Connecticut university, Sam MacDonald was a one-man Animal House. By Stephen Knezovich