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Survival, a promising start for arsenal would have been a tough watch whatever your advantage point. His opposite number wouldnt be doing his for much longer. Bernd leno landing awkwardly, forcing him. The german not too happy with who was involved. Neal maupay. More from him later. Arsenal regrouped and, after the break, Nicolaas Pepe put them ahead but the hosts hunger to stay in the top flight was too much. Nicolas pepe. And lewis dunk equalised. If the arsenal players were not fond of maupay...

A neighbor told Channel 11 said in the middle of the night while he was sleeping, a person attempted to break into his house by trying to open his back door.

Fox Chapel officials want to hear some trash talk from their residents. A survey seeking input on what services to seek in the next garbage collection contract is expected to be launched in mid-June. The current contract with Vogel Disposal Services features unlimited weekly collection up to the garage door,

An original log cabin from the 1700s is still going strong as the oldest residence in Fox Chapel. And now it’s for sale. Originally known as Summer Seat, the cabin was bought from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 1786 for just under three British pounds. The log cabin portion remains

Crafters, candle makers, jewelry designers, food vendors and others looking to set up shop would be hard pressed to find a better price for a spot than free. When and where is this opportunity? That would be First Fridays in Sharpsburg. The monthly event, from 6-9 p.m. in the borough,

Aspinwall and Fox Chapel councils have both approved increased annual contributions to the boroughs’ ambulance provider. Foxwall EMS officials had requested $40,000 and $60,000, respectively, from the communities they serve. Acting EMS Chief Gino Mollica said the money was necessary to boost salaries and wages for staff retention and recruitment.

Recent examples of racial hostility and the many reasons why Fox Chapel’s demographic profile still looks like it did nearly a century ago...

Welcome back to a new episode of Pizza Quest with Peter Reinhart. A recurrent theme in our shows during these past few months has been the emergence and growth of the Women in Pizza movement, and this week's guest is one of the key driving forces in all of this. Ironically, Anna Crucitt didn't start out as a pizzaiola, but as a gelato queen.

Sixteen-year-old Mira Owens pays a lot of attention to what’s around her. The self-taught artist from Indiana Township is an ardent observer, which provides all the inspiration she needs to develop her passion for art. “I have a sketchbook or drawing utensil with me everywhere I go, as well as

The Whittinghams were the happiest they had ever been. Proud parents of two daughters, their hearts were full and they considered their family to be whole.