Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2021-03-25

• Interstate 579 ‘cap’ project is starting to look like a park
• Senate confirms Pa.’s Levine
• Clairton native aims to remake failing complex
• Harris to lead response to border challenges
• As jobless benefits expire, Pa. residents wait on more
• Biden coming to Pittsburgh to tout virus stimulus plan
• RANKING GROCERY ROTISSERIE CHICKENS
• PENS BEAT SABRES IN DECISIVE 5-2 WIN
• Spa killings prompt new proposals from Ga. Dems
• Gunman walks right by stunned store worker
• On this day, March 25
• Diverse jury raises hopes for ex-cop’s trial
• U.S. outlook improving as vaccinatio­ns rise, deaths fall
• EU moves toward stricter controls on vaccine exports
• U.S., Europe and NATO working to counter ‘coercive’ China actions
• Myanmar junta frees hundreds held over protests against coup
• Israel appears mired in deadlock as votes tallied
• We need federal help for infrastruc­ture
• How long, oh Lord?
• Educating flash mobsters
• Now is the time to abolish the filibuster
• Trump’s attacks on the press were bad; this federal judge did worse
• A new world of three major powers
• America’s patriotism deficit
• Massive cargo ship becomes wedged in Egypt’s Suez Canal
• Hundreds turn out to protest racism
• COVID-19 cases rise in Allegheny County
• State System faculty says chancellor’s words make things worse
• Former Pitt employee indicted for selling masks
• Wilkinsbur­g man pleads guilty to manslaught­er in 2014 shooting
• • Pitt reports U.K. variant case as infections spike,
• • Health Department amends face coverings guidelines,
• Carroll personal care home lifts ban on in-person visits
• Pa. House panel bill toughens DUI penalties
• Kaufmanns’ longtime cook at Fallingwat­er
• CLASSIFIED OBITUARIES
• Budding star at third turns down extension
• Pitchers get bad news after suffering injuries
• Division gets bit of makeover
• Why didn’t JuJu choose Mahomes?
• Thursday in VarsityXtr­a
• New and exciting
• SPRING REPORT
• Astros lock up right-hander McCullers with five-year contract
• Crosby skills in demand even more
• NHL referee out after penalty call
• Spillane returns on one-year contract
• ’Nova enters Sweet 16 in role as an underdog Wildcats will try to knock off No. 1 seed Baylor
• Experience helpful in tournament play
• Texas A&M stuns Cyclones in OT
• For Castro-Fields, ’21 is the next opportunit­y
• For spring tournament­s, PIAA hopes to reset to original format
• Putting it on the line
• TAKING RESERVATIO­NS
• Stocks move lower
• BNY Mellon invests in cryptocurr­ency startup firm
• Coffee trade faces ‘nightmare’ freight snags
• Crypto windfalls are in the tokens driving the digital art boon
• The New York Times Crossword
• Contract Bridge
• Hot horseradis­h has deep roots in history
• It’s easy to fall in love with hearty tartiflett­e
• HAM AND CHEESE WAFFLE SANDWICHES
• TARTIFLETT­E
• Calabrian chili oil perks up creamy white bean soup
• Make ultimate alfajores with dulce de leche
• DULCE DE LECHE-FILLED ALFAJORES
• WHITE BEAN SOUP WITH CALABRIAN CHILI OIL
• Passing on a Passover recipe, love and comfort
• ASPARAGUS CARBONARA WITH HORSERADIS­H CRUMBS
• SAFFRON FISH WITH RED PEPPERS
• WHAT’S NEW THIS WEEK
• ‘Fulfillmen­t’ probes the mysteries of Amazon
• Gilded Girl returns to brick-and-mortar with new storefront in Sewickley
• Arboretum Trail Brewing Co. starts making beer — in a garage in Pleasant Hills
• Local Scene: News and notes on Vestas, Curt Ziggler, Moondog’s and Rivers Casino
• Ron ‘Moondog’ Esser just can’t lose the blues
• What happened to ‘Ray Donovan’?
• Friendship fracture breaks up the band
• Twin brother’s lies grate on celebratio­ns
• Chartiers Valley kids put hearts into challenge
• Students defend use of book in curriculum
• School district discusses changing cyber program
• Council approves grant applicatio­n for Rolling Hills Park aquatic center
• School leaders developing new summer programs
• Calendar approved for 2021-22 school year
• ‘This has always been the goal’ North Allegheny girls chase elusive championsh­ip
• No. 1 North Allegheny has high hopes this season
• New faces at Hempfield
• Boys athlete of the week
• Softball outlook
• Baseball outlook
• Distance runners can claim all-time WPIAL records
• Mars is loaded once again
• Upper St. Clair ready to go
• Girls athlete of the week
• Freestyle sprint rivals forge friendship
• For Seton LaSalle, it’s all redemption
• Diving victory puts NA girls on track
• Latrobe grad proving doubters wrong at K-State
• Bethel Park locks up playoff spot, now plays waiting game
• Where are they now?

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