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August 19, 2022
It’s the end of summer, and that means freezer pops are on sale. So we went to the corner store and found the two weirdest kinds they had — which turned out to be two supposedly candy-flavored types: Skittles and Extreme Sour Warheads freezer pops. TribLive Taste Test squad member
August 2, 2022
For Justin Lewis, all-around entertainment is the name of the game. “People don’t want to stop by and just waste a couple hours,” said Lewis, president of Full Throttle Adrenaline Park, which recently acquired Steel City Karting behind the Monroeville Mall. “We take a lot of pride in delivering a
May 10, 2022
The Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association has recognized the Tribune-­Review for a second year in a row with the prestigious G. Richard Dew Award for its investigation on how sex offenders go undetected in Pennsylvania’s long-term care facilities. The recognition is one of 30 Keystone Media Awards given to the Trib by
June 5, 2021
I read Patrick Varine’s article “Protect PT appeals fracking well-pad approvals to Pa. Supreme Court” (May 21, TribLIVE). I was at the Penn Township zoning hearings as a witness for Protect PT for the Metis and Gaia pads. I have a few comments about the case. First, much has been
April 27, 2021
It’s National Pretzel Day! So who makes the perfect pretzel? Find out, as TribLive Taste Test team members Jonna Miller and Patrick Varine set out to tackle a task sure to leave them parched and in need of a glass of water: what brand has the best pretzel? We tried about a half-dozen of the “typical” thin pretzel varieties, came away with a couple surprises, and possibly ruined the entire test by adding a bit of a ringer to the lineup. What would you like to see us try? Email pvarine@trib...
April 1, 2021
TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. A 71-year-old man died of injuries suffered in a crash Wednesday afternoon in Pittsburgh’s South Side Slopes neighborhood, according to the county medical examiner. Emergency responders were called to the intersection of Saint Thomas Street and Monastery Avenue shortly before 3 p.m., for a crash involving multiple vehicles. One man involved in the crash, Robert McMaster, 71, o...
April 1, 2021
Patrick Varine | Tribune-Review TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Today on the TribLive Taste Test, we travel all the way to the Philippines for a taste of something called spicy sampaloc candy. What is it? Find out with us! Just in case it turns out to be horrible, Taste Test squad member Patrick Varine also brought along some “lemon fudge” made using a recipe from Manor resident Joanne Niehl’s recent...
April 1, 2021
Submitted photo/Allegheny County Penny, a 13-year-old therapy dog with Crisis Center North in Pittsburgh’s North Hills, is up for America Humane’s Hero Dog Award for the second consecutive year. TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. This time last year, Penny — a shelter-adopted spaniel mix who works as a therapy dog with domestic violence victims at the nonprofit Crisis Center North — was in the running...
March 11, 2021
Patrick Varine | Tribune-Review Patrick Varine | Tribune-Review TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. The roots of the Duff family tree extend across much of Western Pennsylvania, including to Murrysville, where the surname should ring a bell as the namesake of the municipality’s first park. Duff Park was acquired by the municipality in 1968, and was originally formed from three parcels totaling about 143 acr...
March 7, 2021
Greensburg native Melody Carranza found herself frustrated after opting for a career in the medical field. “Once I realized that wasn’t for me, I started looking at other options,” Carranza said. Similarly, Raelee Nicholson of Charleroi was “in the process of following a traditional four-year path with offers to multiple colleges and universities,” she said. “But it wasn’t something that I loved.” Against the advice of several teachers and counselors, Nicholson opted to pursue a...