Firefighters save dog during East Side house blaze
Three first responders credited with reviving a man's dog after a grease fire at 910 Warren Ave. Waddy Moses left grease warming on the stove, returned to find his dog unresponsive. Firefighter Keith Upperman carried the dog outside where oxygen revived the pet. A second fire at a North Hill business prompted a general alarm.
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East Side
Warren Ave
Waddy Moses
Pitbull
Moses
Keith Upperman
Ryan Guarnieri
Greg Maggi
Naga Ambulance
Pet
Warren Avenue
North Hill
Four county WPIAL champs reach state quarterfinals
Four county teams won opening round games to advance to the PIAA state quarterfinals. Union Shenango New Castle baseball and Laurel softball surged through Monday’s rounds. Union beat Neshannock 3-2 in extras, Shenango defeated Mount Union 7-3, New Castle exploded to a 14-0 third inning lead over Harbor Creek, while Laurel’s Grace Kissick hurled a 6-0 softball win over Frazer at North Allegheny.
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Awrence County
Union
Shenango
New Castle
Laurel
Ny High School
Shane Cato
Harbor Creek
North Allegheny
Laurel’s
Grace Kissick
Frazier
Glendale
Mount Aloysius College
Chestnut Ridge
Bedford High School
Ellwood City
Punxsutawney
DuBois
Aaycee Orwig
NEW
Tyler Kamerer
Mount Union
North Allegheny High School
Larry Kelly
Kamerer
Gun rights groups press for permitless concealed carry in Pennsylvania
Proponents rallied outside the state Capitol urging lawmakers to act on bills including HB 659 to allow concealed carry without a state permit, which would make Pennsylvania the 28th state to do so. Officials note 300,000 Pennsylvanians held permits in 2020 and over a million hold concealed carry permits overall, as HB 659 and HB 979 advance.
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State Capitol
Aaron Bernstine
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
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New Castle Area
Debbie DeBlasio
Joseph Ambrosini
Tracey Rankin
Norman Moses
Ambrosini
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Mercer St
Harrisburg
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