Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2017-04-17

• A different kind of runner’s high
• Turkish leader claims victory
• Meg Cheever poised to retire from parks group she founded
• City council wrestles with affordable housing fund
• FATE OF A ROADWAY Decision on Mon-Fay Expressway’s last leg expected in June
• FRINGE BENEFITS
• Mass evacuation in Syria postponed after blast kills 80 kids,
• Trump: ‘Who paid for’ rallies seeking release of tax returns?
• Under Trump, ICE arrests double for migrants with no criminal records
• Virginia Tech marks 10 years after fatal shooting
• Cleveland police seek suspect after a killing seen on Facebook
• United changes flight policy
• Yellowston­e harassment
• Fugitive found on farm
• Train stuck in tunnel
• Reports of torture of gays produce no investigat­ion
• Scientists grow eye cells to fix corneas
• Trading health for boom-bust jobs is shortsight­ed
• Good cops, bad bill
• Cemetery owes much to great volunteeri­sm
• What Jackie did
• A 16 percent outrage
• Save the mainline
• The swamp is rooting for Kushner
• An end to rigged presidenti­al debates?
• ‘Toy Scout’ makes stop for playthings
• Going ‘green’ is par for Cranberry course
• Suit over suicide at state prison OK’d
• Minimum-wage hike bid pushed
• March for Science in city to target hostility to research
• Pilot killed in crash advocated aviation
• Guentzel thrives on big stage
• Columbus’ Dubinsky shares blame
• Playoff beards: All in the genes
• Predators have mighty Blackhawks in a hole
• Goalie Allen has St. Louis poised for series sweep
• Golden State stakes a claim
• Celtics’ Thomas plays day after sister’s death
• #LetsMakeAS­EEN: The Door Campaign
• Wine & Boots Bash
• Bach & Brews
• Cocktails & Camaraderi­e
• A year later, many questions remain from Prince’s death
• Jake Tapper achieves MAD childhood dream
• Country maverick Lillie Mae takes the spotlight

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