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A Westmoreland County prosecutor on Tuesday told jurors the case against an Allegheny Township man charged with rape and sexual assault based on allegations from six accusers was “messy.” “This is a case of a sexual predator who hid in secret for more than a decade who was brought down

A Westmoreland County jury was seated Monday to hear evidence in the retrial of an Allegheny Township man accused of the rape and sexual assault of six women. Prosecutors claim Eric Wright, 50, was a serial rapist who committed crimes for nearly two decades. Originally charged with more than 50

The sale is 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday and 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday. It supports ongoing garden education in the community.

Walking can help lower your blood pressure, improve your cholesterol and even boost your energy.

On the 27th anniversary of the funeral, Eric Wright Jr. — who goes by Lil Eazy-E — shared footage from the service to his Instagram account to commemorate Eazy-E Day in Compton

Work on the Marine Lake Health and Wellbeing Centre in West Kirby is set to complete in the spring of 2023.

The Eastern Trail is getting 11 more miles for us to explore, adding to its myriad of off-road extensions along its route between South Portland and Kittery. This extension is heading inland, too.

The Eastern Trail is getting 11 more miles for us to explore, adding to its myriad of off-road extensions along its route between South Portland and Kittery. This extension is heading inland, too.

Than what we have right now. >> again, this isnt forever. the goal is to stay open. right? the goal here, if you dont have enough teachers, a lot of teachers sick, you cant stay open, but they wont be sick forever. its five days, ten days, depending on your rules. just need a few days help here, right? >> thats right. if you can have a few extra puzzle pieces to utilize to help us out, then it goes a long way. right now, you know, were using assistant principals and individuals from our curricul...

Independent school district, eric wright. mr. superintendent, thank you for being with us. why asking parents to step in? >> just because we have a shortage at the moment, as do all schools across the nation. we just decided to be innovative, i prefer that instead of desperate, obviously. we are extending the offer to parents just to allow them to come in and help us out. we know many of them prefer to have in-person learning, and many of them, i think, will be willing to step in and bridge that...