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A Scott man will serve 41 months in federal prison for throwing concrete and pipes at police officers during last year’s George Floyd protests Downtown. Andrew Augustyniak-Duncan, 26, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Arthur J. Schwab on June 2 to one count of obstruction of law enforcement during civil

Settle Down Tavern co-owners Brian Bartels, Ryan Huber and Sam Parker reimagined a former men's boutique into a new cocktail bar, Oz by Oz.

Two men accused of conspiring to light a Pittsburgh police car on fire during protests last year over the death of George Floyd are going to federal prison. Da’Jon Lengyel, 24, of McKees Rocks, was ordered to serve 27 months, while Christopher West, 36, will serve four years. They both

Legend has it that one day in the 1930s, a New York City bartender named Fernand Petiot took a simple cocktail concept, one part vodka and one part tomato juice considered best-consumed in the morning to overcome a hangover, and decided to spice it up, adding black pepper, cayenne, lemon juice and Worcestershire and Tabasco sauces to the mix. Fernand Petiot behind the bar. It would come to be known as the bloody mary  — a name with many possible origins: Some theorize it was named fo...

A Stowe man pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday to his participation in the destruction of a Pittsburgh police car during protests over the death of George Floyd last year. Da’Jon Lengyel, 23, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder. He is scheduled to be

TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. A man charged with setting fire to a Pittsburgh police car and assaulting a television camera operator during last year’s protests and riot over the death of George Floyd pleaded guilty in federal court on Monday. Christopher West, 36, who has previous addresses in Brookline and Mount Oliver, will be sentenced for conspiracy and obstruction of law enforcement during civil diso...

Fairborn firefighters celebrate Photos courtesy City of Fairborn City Manager Rob Anderson swears in Althea Friesen as the newest Fairborn firefighter Monday morning. As pandemic precautions have put a hold on certain celebrations within the department, FFD leadership recognized several accomplishments of first responders on Monday. Fire Chief Dave Reichert fist bumps the son of Lt. Dan Wolfe, as his wife pins his badge on his uniform. FAIRBORN — As the pandemic put a delay on recognizing ...

Aired: Monday, February 15th 2021 SHARE The Bloody Mary and the curiously counter-culture history of brunch.  Brunch was born over a hundred years ago and since then it’s been a lot of things to a lot of people: a reason to relax, a time for over-indulgence, an excuse to get laid. So what’s happened to it in the last couple decades and what do we do when our counterculture becomes just… culture? We also look at the Bloody Mary, an equally curious drink and brunch’s constant companion. ...

Courtesy of Markowitz Communications Sylvan and Bernice Simon were among 11 people killed in the 2018 shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue. Their son has filed a lawsuit against the National Rifle Association and the Colt firearm company.   TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Here are some of the top Tribune-Review news and feature stories from around the region for the week of Jan. 24-30, 2021. For more detai...

One Martini, Ice Cold, With a Blanket and a Scarf Drinking outdoors in the winter, thanks to Covid, can be painful, but bar owners are trying to make it feel like fun — or at least less frigid. Curling, anyone? Marcus at Nohu, the chef Marcus Samuelsson’s rooftop hotel bar in Weehawken, N.J., has a rink to keep customers moving in the cold.Credit...Adam Friedlander for The New York Times By Robert Simonson Jan. 21, 2021 In winters past, Del Pedro, an owner of Tooker Alley in Brooklyn, respo...