Federal money could cover tunnel overruns
July 9, 2008 Tribune Review Port Authority of Allegheny County will seek permission from federal officials to spend grant money typically used to improve its bus and light-rail
Read MoreU.S. Rep. Doyle visits One Small Step program at Carrick High
July 8, 2008 South Pittsburgh Reporter “A child’s journey to a successful future begins with one small step.”
Read MoreMilitary airfares are no bargain: Seek a better deal
July 7, 2008 Tribune Review Betsy Eves could only curse when she learned what it would cost to fly her husband, Army Spc. David Eves, home after his tour in Iraq.
Read MoreLegislators Harangue Over Roaming
July 2 2008 RCR Wireless News While wireless providers — large and small — differ on such hot-button issues as universal service support, exclusive handset arrangements
Read MoreInternational Community Rededicates Boulevard
June 29, 2008 The Pittsburgh Channel PITTSBURGH — Flags bearing the colors of the allied nations rose above the Boulevard of the Allies in Pittsburgh on Sunday in a rededication
Read MoreBoulevard of the Allies is focal point of a rainy day
June 30, 2008 Post-Gazette Color and ceremony transformed part of the Boulevard of the Allies yesterday as officials honored veterans and baseball greats and marked the conclusion of a statewide bicycle race.
Read MoreLocal Democratic leaders prepare for Obama election effort
June 29, 2008 Tribune Review From North Avenue, there was little indication of activity at Daniel Styche’s house Saturday afternoon.
Read MoreSunday will be Pittsburgh’s banner day
June 26, 2008 Tribune Review If Pittsburghers don’t know why their city has a street named Boulevard of the Allies, they should after Sunday afternoon.
Read MoreLocal Student Wins Congressional Art Competition
June 25, 2008 wpxi.com PITTSBURGH — The first place winner of the Congressional Art Forum was Woodland Hills High School Japanese exchange student Manami Kitazawa.
Read MoreU.S. must reform telecom services fund Congress told
June 24, 2008 By Georgina Coolidge WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Obi-Wan Kenobi, Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker are not typically names you hear being thrown around in a Congressional hearing.
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