Post-Gazette chosen top newspaper in Pa.

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has been named the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association’s Newspaper of the Year for 2017 among Division 1 multiday publications, the organization announced this week.

The York Daily Record came in second in the category. Division 1 includes the largest newspapers in the state, those with more than 75,000 circulation.

In addition, the Post-Gazette took first-place honors in the categories of News Excellence, Editorial & Commentary Excellence, Best Use of Photography and Best Use of Video. The Post-Gazette also took second place for Advertising Excellence and Community Service.

An awards brunch will be held Nov. 3 at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel, in conjunction with the PNA’s 93rd annual convention. closed. State liquor stores will be open. Pennsylvania Department of Transportation driver’s license and photo ID centers are also closed Saturday.

City of Pittsburgh offices will be open, with normal garbage pickup.

The Port Authority of Allegheny County will operate regular daily bus, incline and T service on Monday. The customer service line will operate on its regular schedule, from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., and the Downtown Service Center will be open. to a family member. Officer Noll said Mr. Jenniches could face additional charges. The officer said the investigation is ongoing.

Although the details surrounding the incident are unclear, the officer said the couple may have been arguing. He said there are indications Ms. Kerr may have been on the plastic cover of Mr. Jenniches’ truck bed and may have fallen off as the vehicle was moving. in November 2012. Jurors are weighing whether he used excessive force under the circumstances.

Detective Miller grabbed Mr. Ford before the shooting and tried to pull him from his car. The jury is considering whether he should be held liable for assault and battery.

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