Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2018-09-12

• A ‘band of brave patriots’
• Wuerl to meet with pope about resigning
• Pittsburgh Bishop David Zubik declares “year of repentance,”
• Russia launches biggest war games in decades involving neighbor China
• Suicide bomber kills 32 in Afghanista­n
• Trump visit to Ireland remains up in the air
• South Korean leader calls for peace summit
• Active shooters twice as deadly with semi-automatics
• Kidnap victim outraged over release of one of her captors
• Trump calls Puerto Rico efforts ‘unsung success’
• Families gather in New York, at Pentagon
• Let’s see better balance in Pitt-PSU coverage
• The Mac Miller tragedy
• An everlastin­g concert
• Why should citizens continue to tolerate gas explosions?
• Attorney asks judge to step aside in Rose case
• National fraternity group orders ban on hard alcohol
• Beaver County sees decline in drug deaths from 2016
• Hazelwood man charged in Wilkinsbur­g shooting death
• First victim of 2012 Western Psych shooting dies
• Photograph­ed transition of S. Korea
• As job openings move to unpreceden­ted levels, so does quitting
• Pa. strives to maintain stricter testing for gas leaks at well sites
• CMU hackathon to target issues in medicine for kids
• Goodwill to close two stores in region
• Freezing, unfreezing your credit reports soon will be free
• Figuring out which Blu-ray player to pair with that TV
• Consumer groups laud change in wake of data breach
• Technology firms continue to rebound
• Hackathon participan­ts tackle kids’ medical care
• Pa. still reviewing new federal testing guidelines
• BATTLE OF THE WING (SAUCES)
• Pittsburgh has a new Oktoberfes­t
• Dinner takes center stage at Quantum’s ‘Chatterton’
• Pittsburgh Black and Gold Wings
• Kansas City-Style Barbecue Wings
• This year UPMC says the egg doesn’t come first in flu vaccines
• AAP annual show returns with 47 Pa. artists
• What to do when polio symptoms return
• Egg-free flu vaccines to be offered
• Organs with hepatitis C can now be transplant­ed
• Greensburg native’s book to be released as feature film
• Merriam-Webster: Avo, zuke and marg are all legit words
• Where sweet, salty and nutty are in a committed relationsh­ip
• Festivals
• Bell still preferred choice at RB
• Tomlin frustrated with calls by officials
• Losing still stinks for Gruden
• Letang back in top shape, looks ahead
• Schultz no slouch when it comes to golf
• Upper-line RW job Sprong’s next goal

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