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Article content Don Taylor wants to continue his broadcast career but not at the expense of someone else. “You see these tidbits on Twitter where people say that they can just bring us all in and we’ll take over. I’m not interested in being a part of that,” Taylor said in reference to Tuesday’s abrupt shutdown of TSN 1040 that left Sportsnet 650 as the lone all-sports radio station standing in Vancouver. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Don Taylor talks about all-sports radio wars and how 'I still feel like I have things to say' Back ...

PITTSBURGH -- One year ago, Lena Carson was pulling straight As at the city's Creative and Performing Arts Magnet school, located across the river from her parents' home. She also swam at the local YMCA every day in preparation for the annual state competition and enjoyed the everyday social life of a teenager. Today, she is sitting at home. Again. It has been nearly a year since she was able to walk into CAPA, to which she had to earn admission through a portfolio of her work, and interact with her teachers or friends. Her daily swims are gone, along with her social life. Her outside activit...

PITTSBURGH -- One year ago, Lena Carson was pulling straight A's at the city's Creative and Performing Arts Magnet school, located across the river from her...

The kids aren't alright Salena Zito © (Justin Merriman / for the Washington Examiner) Dr. Paul A. Carson stands on the street near his home in Pittsburgh’s Mexican War Streets neighborhood. PITTSBURGH — One year ago, Lena Carson was pulling straight A's at the city's Creative and Performing Arts School across the river from her parent's home. She also swam every day at the local YMCA in preparation to compete at the annual state competition and enjoyed the everyday social life of a teenager. Today, she is sitting at home. Again. It has been nearly a year since she wa...

Though spread could still occur in the fall, Wynne said the number of people that should be vaccinated at that time paired with the number of people who have protection from the virus after already having it, would mean a much lower chance of exponential spread on the state’s campuses.