Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2015-06-19

• Charleston mourns 9 slain at church
• Pope Francis releases ecology encyclical
• Pittsburgh economy percolatin­g, but not hot, report says
• Obama trade agenda revived in House 6 days after setback
• Series of killings in suburbs taxes county detectives
• EMOTIONAL RESCUE
• NICHOLAS CONSTRUCTI­ON BUILDS LANDMARK
• Local vigil sends prayers to Charleston church, community. Page
• Dad’s love made his popcorn an even bigger treat
• Inspiring teacher draws baffling critics
• A librarian, recent college grad, state senator among those killed
• Dylann Roof flew the flags of white supremacy
• Confederat­e flag license plate bid spurned by the Supreme Court
• Ike monument faces delays
• 243 medical workers facing fraud charges $712 million in false Medicare billings
• Agent Orange benefits expanded
• Arrogant Rick Santorum isn’t a scientist
• BDS is part of a long history of anti-Semitic boycotts
• Invest in Amtrak
• War on trans fat
• Emanuel’s tragedy
• John Carroll, 1942-2015
• The green pope
• Yes, let’s put a woman on the $10 bill
• New school funding formula urged
• Apartments approved near T site in S. Hills
• The sky as stage
• RAD hires executive director
• 2 plead guilty in shooting death of Wiz Khalifa’s uncle
• VA proposes firing three in alleged case of harassment
• Parks department supervisor took immense pride in city’s green spaces
• She never stopped fighting for people with disabiliti­es
• Physicians wary of looming insurance mergers
• Airline group halts rollout of smaller carry-on luggage
• Need a touch up? Try free beauty apps
• Stocks rise sharply as Nasdaq sets record
• The New York Times Crossword
• ‘Dope’ gets high on geekiness, perceived reality
• HBO’s ‘Detective’ goes over the top
• Let the music play all day Sunday
• Singing the ’40s, ’50s at Warhol
• ‘A love letter to our daughters’
• ‘Wolfpack’ a touching documentar­y
• Centenaria­ns differ on how to live long
• NBC moves Brian Williams to cable
• ‘The Connection’ familiar, but it’s well-executed thriller
• All’s well that ends well
• Local pro boxer, former bullying victim to fight Sunday at MGM Grand
• Stenson, Johnson start fast with 65s
• CB Blake looks to build off last season
• All-Star voting system broken
• Rules favor passing QBs
• Mickelson poised to make a run at it
• Hurdle rolls with Kang in cleanup spot again
• Sullivan takes WBS reins
• Charity event now in August
• TCU gets relief and ousts LSU with win
• NBA Finals set records
• Final residentia­l phase of South Hill’s Newbury community is underway
• The Modern Marketing Plan
• It’s Gotta Be Big
• Ask our broker
• Meet the mortgage team
• 2015 K900 helps Kia celebrate its 20th anniversar­y
• New Ford Focus RS debuts new, performanc­e-based, all-wheel drive system
• Dodge “shakes it up” with new Challenger­s models featuring a legendary hood scoop
• EVERY HAT TELLS A STORY
• Leet family fights to keep treehouse
• Plan to transform Northway Mall moves forward
• Hampton student knows his geography
• Sixty years, 60 miles for couple from Hampton
• Ross finance director resigns
• Vincentian’s first four-year Holy Family grad heads to China
• More principal moves at North Hills
• You can’t Knoch a title
• Mistakes cost Deer Lakes in final
• CWNC graduate to play at Niagara
• District rowers compete at national competitio­n
• New NA coach is fired up
• Conditions add up
• The Jessie Games
• School board approves salaries
• Scott man is a ‘Global’ volunteer
• 11 towns join Live Well Allegheny
• Letters to the editor
• New program in works
• Farm to stage brunch
• History is told through collection of old hats
• New Peters developmen­t in final stages of approval
• Couple operate pet rescue
• Hearing set on drilling ordinance
• Finishing a few runs shy
• Char-Houston grad piles up the honors
• Young Bethel having success
• Logan looking forward to another challenge
• Brumbaugh eager to play
• A busy summer faces Belle Vernon junior
• EVERY HAT TELLS A STORY
• Boy Scout cabin gets makeover TV show
• Township sets hearing on revised drilling ordinance
• Shelter gives dogs a 2nd chance
• Scott man receives volunteer award
• Eleven towns join Live Well Allegheny
• Municipal news
• Shops, apartments, housing plan expansion get OK in Findlay
• For Children
• Alumni marching band project picks up momentum
• ‘The Doctor Is In’
• A prime-time performanc­e
• Star QB eagerly awaits major test
• District rowers fare well at national competitio­n
• Moon off to torrid start in South
• St. Johns upholds winning tradition
• Hamilton’s successor plotting his strategy

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