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A man died in a Thursday morning shooting in Trafford near the border of Allegheny and Westmoreland counties, according to police.
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The Allegheny County Medical Examiner has identified the victim of a fatal shooting in Trafford early on Thursday morning.
Anthony Michael Raymond, 27, of Pittsburgh was found by Trafford police suffering from multiple gunshot wounds in the 500 block of Fifth Street Extension shortly after 6 a.m. Thursday, according the the medical examiner’s office.
Raymond was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Juniors will have the option to return to Penn-Trafford High School five days a week starting Wednesday.
Students can opt to learn remotely or continue attending two days a week, as they’ve been doing since the start of the school year, according to district officials.
A survey of juniors revealed that 167 plan to fully return to school, with 102 opting for fully-online instruction. The remaining 49 will continue with the hybrid model, according to Superintendent Matthew Harris.
There have not been any reported student covid cases at the high school since Feb. 10, when seniors had the option to return full-time.
Once juniors return, daily attendance at the high school will be just under 51% of total enrollment, according to Principal Tony Aquilio.
• Japanese troops invade Phillippines on Dec. 8, 1941
About 75,000 Filipino and American soldiers on the Bataan Peninsula of the island of Luzon surrendered to the Japanese Army on April 9, 1942
• Prisoners were forced to march 65 miles in intense heat to prison camps.
• Thousands died or were killed by Japanese guards in what became known as the Bataan Death March.
Source: History Channel website
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An event next month will honor those 76,000 American and Filipino soldiers who endured a 65-mile forced march in the Philippines as prisoners of the Japanese during World War II.