Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2019-08-11

• Church leaders, abuse survivors reflect on tumultuous year
• GRIEVING LOSS
• Pittsburgh-area Dem donors prefer Sanders
• Psychiatri­c nurses key to filling mental health gap
• Epstein probe to continue
• 51 years after he started, Sam Caruso is still slinging beer on the North Side
• In Iowa, Dem candidates blame Trump, NRA for inaction on guns
• McConnell sets himself up as Trump wingman
• Funerals begin for victims of mass shootings
• Nurse uses special skills to help mental health patients
• ‘The people are all afraid’
• B-17 American bomber crew not lost to history
• Amid fiery backlash, NYT edits a headline
• Pakistan to ask U.N. about Kashmir
• Russia confirms radioactiv­e materials involved in blast
• Bolton warns nations not to do business with Venezuela
• Congress: Owner of 8chan must testify
• ‘30-50 feral hogs’ briefly took center stage in gun debate
• Much ado about Nutting
• Washington provides peek at what Year 2 could hold
• Losing streak reaches 7 in row
• Cervelli is cleared to play in rehab games
• Helmet dispute sidelines Brown
• Reed seizes control at Northern Trust
• Traffic stop proves to be one for the birds
• Drama builds as playoffs loom for NASCAR Cup Series drivers
• Lions reeling after loss of Kearse
• Pitt crushes Florence in Italian exhibition
• GLASSES ALL FULL
• North Side initiative marries well-being of bicyclists and businesses
• Mayor, executive received thousands in gifts
• Dems vote to nominate Zavarella for District 8 County Council spot
• Judge denies PG motion in case of slain officer Hall
• Life of giving was greatest reward for businessma­n, veteran
• Students from Pittsburgh attending Internatio­nal Congress of Youth Voices
• A SELF-DRIVING CAR POOL
• The money crunch: black-owned businesses get creative
• Pittsburgh employees pay more for health plans
• Dateline Pittsburgh
• These ‘dented’ doors do no good
• Horoscope:
• BACKGROUND CHECKS AND RED FLAGS
• Need a nice Great Lakes retreat? Bid on an historic lighthouse
• From across the Atlantic, gulf dividing Democrats appears to be a wide one
• THE NEXT PAGE
• KEITH C. BURRIS TALKS WITH THE MAYORS OF DAYTON, TOLEDO ABOUT GUNS
• JOSEPH STIGLITZ ARGUES FOR A PROGRESSIV­E ECONOMY
• High gas taxes feed a broken system
• Behold, an issue
• Prioritize safety
• Separate is not equal for those with disabiliti­es
• The thing about turning points
• Politicizi­ng violence
• The spy vs. the sheik of deception
• The New York Times Crossword
• NYU professor trapped in own niche when analyzing education
• Pittsburgh­ers tell their stories of mud, hunger, heady jams at Woodstock
• Style Week Pittsburgh returns with new theme
• Military convoy to stop in Ligonier, other towns on way to San Francisco
• The ’Burgh’s best dishes, drinks right now
• PANZANELLA
• TV highlights
• What happened to KDKA’s Dave Crawley?
• Increased access to Elk Creek considered
• Would you pay $199,900 for Doc Davis’ home office and barn?
• County parks offer lessons, garden ideas
• Home Buyers of Pittsburgh: Making SellingA Home “A Truly Painless Process”
• Friday is deadline to enter Great Gardens Contest
• STEELERS FOOTBALL RETURNS
• Bruce Mansfield power plant to close in November, FirstEnerg­y Solutions says
• New sense of unease follows stabbings in city
• RAIN FALLOUT
• Trump promises changes but assures gun lobby
• ICE: Big raids were focused on deliberate violators of law
• PITT’S WEAVER OUT FOR SEASON WITH TORN ACL
• COURT REDEDICATE­D
• CHARITIES TARGETED
• GENE THERAPY
• 2 million Muslims in Mecca for start of hajj pilgrimage
• Protesters occupy Hong Kong airport as demonstrat­ions enter their 10th weekend
• Pope calls for unity, decries nationalis­m
• Epstein ducked questions on sex abuse
• Trump’s intelligen­ce director pick is a decorated Navy Seal
• Fans like Steelers’ chances
• Plum man charged in drowning
• Investigat­ion into 1996 homicide scrutinize­d in retrial
• Animal Friends board terminates longtime CEO
• Steelers rookie tight end
• Biles jumps to forefront again
• Big eighth inning carries Cardinals
• First-rounder Bush impresses quickly
• Trump: Kaepernick can play — if he is capable
• AB threatens he will retire
• Keller will start against Angels
• Davis calls it ‘breaking point’
• Twins’ Cruz sent to IL at critical time
• Johnson looking for Blaney apology
• Too early to name starters, but . . .
• Pressure on Buckeyes defense
• Lindsey Vonn can’t slow down
• Johnson holds 1-shot lead on Spieth
• Oblique strain sidelines Woods mid-event
• Tiger still making mark in Thailand
• Nadal rallies at Rogers Cup

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