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For Jennifer Baron, the multi-instrumentalist behind Pittsburgh band The Garment District, physical media is important. The thousands of albums — from vinyl (45s, 12-inchers and 78s) and eight tracks to cassettes and CDs — spread throughout her home are proof enough, alongside turntables on two different floors. “I would say

Proposals to limit or freeze local governments from raising property taxes drew support and opposition during a legislative hearing Wednesday.

Two proposals to tighten limits on property taxes collected by schools and other local governments drew more opposition than support at a public hearing Wednesday.

Two proposals to tighten limits on property taxes collected by schools and other local governments drew more opposition than support at a public hearing Wednesday.

Two proposals to tighten limits on property taxes collected by schools and other local governments drew more opposition than support at a public hearing Wednesday.

Here are some noon headlines from the TribLive, Friday, Jan. 19, 2024: School or no school? When the heavy snow hits or temperatures reach single digits, school superintendents in Western Pennsylvania face a judgment call: To close or not to close. Court issues narrow win for gun advocates

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The gunman who killed 11 people at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue in 2018 should be sentenced to death, federal prosecutors argued to a jury on Monday, specifically noting his hatred for Jews and ongoing lack of remorse.

As trial approaches conclusion, lawyers for Robert Bowers try to persuade jurors not to impose death penalty for massacre of 11 people in deadliest antisemitic attack in US history

Attorneys argue that Robert Bowers suffer from mental illness like father who committed suicide in 1979, note prosecutors casting doubt on paternity to prove need to dig up corpse