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Remembering Henry Hillman

Reflecting on the impact of the businessman, civic visionary and philanthropist.
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How David Freese is Helping to Keep Pirates' on Course

The Pirates’ infielder emerges as a team leader — and an offensive powerhouse.
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Daytripping: Fort of Necessity

This “charming field for an encounter” saw the first major event in young George Washington’s military career ... and his only surrender.
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Pens' Game 7 Resurrection More a Reminder Than a Surprise

The Penguins are at their best when the stakes are high, which is what allows them to keep their heads when many around them are seemingly losing theirs.
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Capitals' Skill is No Match for Penguins' Will

Patric Hornqvist's play in Game 4 is the perfect personification of what the Penguins had clearly dedicated themselves to becoming in the wake of losing Sidney Crosby.
Mike Prisuta,
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Top Ten Things to Do in Pittsburgh in May

This month's best bets in the ’Burgh.
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Returning to Pittsburgh: ‘Perks of Being a Wallflower’ Comes Full Circle

Prime Stage Theatre is set to bring the famed Pittsburgh epistolary novel to life in an exclusive premiere.
Brandy Hadden,
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Pittsburgh's Can't Miss Concerts in May

This month's lineup includes Ry X, Raffi and Laura Marling.
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Pittsburgh Flicks and Nightlife in May

This month: an arena adaption of Cirque Du Soleil's 25th show, OVO, arrives in Pittsburgh.
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Book Review: ‘The Madhouse Effect’

”Right there, we had a prima facie case that we were warming the planet and affecting Earth’s climate system.” The Madhouse Effect
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As a longtime volunteer at the Sarah Heinz House, Rojik has impacted the lives of thousands of children.
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A Place in Pittsburgh Where You Can Create and Connect

Songbird Artistry on Penn Avenue in Central Lawrenceville is a whimsical store that often becomes a hub of conversation and community.
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Why You Should Know Erik Greenawalt

The professional chalk artist from North Huntingdon started drawing chalk art in 2007 when his daughters asked him to draw portraits of favorite characters such as Cinderella and Dora the Explorer in their driveway.
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Things Good To Know in Pittsburgh

This month: the local celebration of Martian New Year and the painting that cost $5 but is actually worth $150,000.
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‘Use Him Like ‘Troy Polamalu’ – Steelers Should Jump on This Pick

If Michigan’s Jabrill Peppers is still available, the Pittsburgh Steelers would be wise to make him their first-round pick in the NFL draft.
Mike Prisuta,
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Planning Pittsburgh's Next Developments for the Long Haul

Local architect Christine Mondor is upping Pittsburgh’s design game.
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Looking Back: Dan Rooney, Remembered

The builder of two stadiums, a billion-dollar football business, NFL labor harmony and racial sensitivity, and bridges between constituencies –– he was an everywhere man whose soft, steady hand was felt everywhere.
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The Slinky Playing Right Wing for the Pittsburgh Penguins

Winger Conor Sheary emerges as a constant scoring threat and tenacious on-ice presence.
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How a President Turned Pittsburgh into a City of Pancakes

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A Life Well Lived: Dan Rooney's Humility and Humanity

Delivering the Homily at Rooney's funeral, Cardinal Donald Wuerl acknowledged a longstanding Rooney philosophical belief: “You can get anything done if you don’t care who gets the credit.”
Mike Prisuta,
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The Unknown Should be Embraced in the Chase for the Cup

At some point, maybe a couple of times, the Pens are going to have to benefit from something that few if anyone anticipated, from something it would have been impossible for Mike Sullivan and his coaches to script.
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Pens Send Blue Jackets a Message That Resonates

The Penguins’ ability Tuesday night to score gritty goals against the Blue Jackets is a development that will have an impact in both locker rooms.
Mike Prisuta,
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Penguins Uncertain About More Than Just Their Goalie

The Penguins’ inability to simplify their game of late has complicated things considerably.
Mike Prisuta,
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Stuff of Legends

Pittsburgh Opera will debut its first world premiere, a story with local ties, in “The Summer King: The Josh Gibson Story.”
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