Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-02-07

• Lawmakers working to prevent shutdown
• Allegheny County sets OD record
• Liberal groups cry foul over Trump’s trip
• HEART-SHAPED EATS FOR VALENTINE’S DAY
• Holocaust bill draws rare rebuke from U.S.
• Assad’s forces pound rebel territory in Syria
• Earthquake in Taiwan kills at least 2
• Pence would consider meeting with North Koreans at Olympics
• Casino mogul Wynn resigns as CEO at Wynn Resorts amid sexual misconduct allegation­s
• Charges reinstated against engineer in Philly Amtrak crash
• Police arrest suspect in child porn video that went viral
• Lawmakers say Trump went too far when he called Democrats ‘treasonous’
• Congress, states weigh action after repeal of net neutrality
• Trump read Dems’ memo
• Silly filing requiremen­t for city council race
• Make the map
• Deal with it
• Forbes Hospice helped our family beyond measure
• DISPENSING CARE
• No dissent as council approves Ford case settlement
• Tsunami alert mistakenly sent to areas along three coasts
• Winter weather advisory in effect today
• City to pay $40,000 in civil rights lawsuit
• Led Franciscan­s through era of seismic changes
• THINKING LIKE US CMU researcher­s are building a model to predict human behavior, which could save lives one day
• Judge gives PAA more time to amend plan
• Restaurant, store cited by health department
• Public-private partnershi­p aims to boost tech economy
• STEEL WHEELS
• Smart simulation­s
• URA proposes plan to divert parking tax to housing
• Tasty pairings on menu when dining out on Valentine’s Day
• It’s all about eating paczki on Fat Tuesday
• For buttercrea­m icing
• For filling
• FIRST LADY FOCUS
• Start of June might be busiest concert stretch in Pittsburgh history
• New Poulet Bleu bistro opens in Lawrencevi­lle
• 2 world premieres, more 360 concerts in PSO’s new season
• ‘In the Heat of the Night’ works up a sweat confrontin­g racism
• Central Catholic earns section title
• Wolverines claim at least share of Section 3 title with victory
• McDaniels backs out of deal
• Signing day isn’t what it used to be
• PSU settles lawsuit with ex-DC Shoop
• Sullivan once again is very adept at pushing defenseman’s buttons
• Kuhnhackl takes on more offensive role
• Reception for Fleury is raucous

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