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Pirates notebook: Gomez remains starter for now
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteAmong the many moving parts of the rotation, the fifth spot has remained in flux. Its current occupant, Jeanmar Gomez, has pitched well enough that he might keep the spot for a few more weeks. Gomez, who will start series opener today against the...Tags: Matt Harvey, Washington Nationals, Minor League Baseball, New York Mets, Baseball
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Morton feels good as rehab resumes
Pittsburgh Post-GazettePirates pitcher Charlie Morton returned to the mound Thursday in Altoona for his first rehab start since May 3, when he felt tightness in his shoulder and had to be removed from a Class AAA game at Lehigh Valley. Morton, on a 30-day rehab program as...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Clint Hurdle, Charlie Morton, PNC Park, Baseball
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Mancinis honor students
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteThe 19th annual Geneva College Henry Mancini Musical Theatre Awards crowned Zach Malinak from Freedom Area High School and Francesca Nardone from Ellwood City Area School District to head to New York and represent the Henries in the National High School...Tags: Les Miserables (movie), The Drowsy Chaperone (musical), New Brighton, Music, Henry Mancini
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Snider's long homer helps Pirates overpower Brewers, 7-1
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteTravis Snider had not hit a home run in his first 104 plate appearances this season. His first of the year proved to be a memorable one. The first pitch of plate appearance No. 105 ended up in the Allegheny River, a symbol of the damage the Pirates...Tags: Jean Segura, Sports, Norichika Aoki, Starling Marte, Rickie Weeks
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'Mibsters' takes aim at capturing marbles shooting tradition here
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteAbout eight years ago, Jeff Eddings' oldest son, Ben, came home from first grade at Phillips Elementary School with the news that he won a marbles competition. That victory led him to a spot in the Allegheny County marbles competition and then, years...Tags: Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey), Movies, Orange County Regional History Center, Entertainment
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American Eagle Outfitters' really big sign attracts buyers
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteIf you haven't been to Times Square in New York City in the past few years, you've missed the sign. There are plenty of flashy billboards in the Manhattan spot that draws tourists, shoppers and theatergoers, but the 15,000-square-foot digital wall of...Tags: Times Square, American Eagle Outfitters Incorporated, South Side, Co-op City, Haiti Earthquake (2010)
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Penguins hope to build rare (for them) 2-0 edge tonight
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteIt is not recognized as one of the great feats in pro hockey. Perhaps it should be, though. At least for the Penguins. You think winning a Stanley Cup is difficult? OK, so it is. Very. But the Penguins have done that more recently than they've taken...Tags: Consol Energy Center, Evgeni Malkin, Paul Martin, Craig Adams, Pittsburgh Penguins
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Obituary: John H. Stafford / Notre Dame advocate and family man
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteJohn H. Stafford didn't just get a degree from the University of Notre Dame -- he ensured that many Pittsburgh residents could do the same. With a passion and determination recognized by many who knew him, the Fox Chapel resident joined forces with...Tags: BCS National Championship Game, Aneurysm, Lebanon, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, University of Notre Dame
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High School Track: Gateway's Nicholson steals show
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteMontae Nicholson never competed in the WPIAL track and championships before this year. He claims he was too little to qualify two years ago. Last year, he was too sore from a shoulder injury. When he finally got his chance, he was too good for...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, High School Sports, Minor League Baseball, Awards and Prizes, The Pennsylvania State University
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EDITORIAL: Nigeria's test: The military is called to counter the militants
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteThe state of emergency declared Tuesday by President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria is a clear signal to the country's large armed forces that it is time for them to take decisive action. The declaration covers three of Nigeria's 36 states -- Adamawa,...Tags: Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan
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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Ron Cook column
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteHow did Penguins defenseman Brooks Orpik put it Thursday? "I'm not huge into individual glory." That's unfortunate because it surrounds Orpik as the Penguins get ready for Game 2 tonight of their Stanley Cup playoff series with the Ottawa Senators....Tags: National Hockey League, Brooks Orpik, Cory Conacher, Consol Energy Center, Evgeni Malkin
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EDITORIAL: Dam the delays: Congress finally moves on vital river infrastructure
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteIn an age when many in Congress don't want to spend more money on anything, it is big news that the Senate passed a bill this week to invest in the crumbling infrastructure of locks and dams vital to river transportation. It is great news for the...Tags: U.S. Congress, Environmental Issues, Robert P. Casey, Jr., Bill Shuster, Conservation
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