Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2017-09-28

• NFL takes another hit
• Recovery effort moving slowly in hurricane-torn Puerto Rico
• Madrid cracks down to stop referendum on Catalonian independen­ce
• Russia used Twitter to sway 2016 election
• Many issues unresolved as 3rd round of NAFTA talks wraps in Ottawa
• Moore’s Alabama victory sparks talk of a Republican insurrecti­on
• The GOP has lost credibilit­y on major issues
• Playing Plum
• Discourse and distress
• College leaders here collaborat­e to help prevent sexual assault
• Puerto Ricans, home alone
• Kurdistan’s debut
• Don’t fear driverless trucks
• Station Square park will honor Josh Gibson, other Negro League legends
• Hillman Foundation commits $30 million more to Pitt
• PWSA looks at pipe coating pilot program to tackle lead problem
• FBI data show violent crime rose in city in ’16, echoing national trend
• State plan for improving schools earns praise, but lacks details
• Pittsburgh Promise signs agreement with 19 Pa. colleges
• Pharmacy owner sentenced for illegal drug imports
• Attorney: Financial disclosure ordinance not legal
• Football coach is fifth on all-time WPIAL wins list
• Deaths elsewhere
• Florida credit card scandal deepens
• Steelers run game lacking
• Pouncey says players will stand united
• Pitino, AD are placed on leave
• Developer nears end of work in North Shore revitaliza­tion
• Ben & Jerry’s to close Downtown shop Saturday
• Giant Eagle, retailers tweak programs
• Rust Belt startups face different set of challenges
• Small companies boost stocks
• MoonArk lands at Thrival Festival, Carnegie Museum
• Vietnamese coffee and sandwiches come to Lawrencevi­lle
• RADical Days offers free admission to local attraction­s
• Outsideins­ide picks up where Carousel left off with '70s-style rock

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