Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - 2022-10-23

• Pittsburgh puzzler
• Ask The Health Insurance Specialist
• Pfizer: Vaccine will cost $110-$130 per dose when government funding ends
• Answering The Tough Question, “Should We Sell Our House Or Wait?”
• Illegal border crossings into U.S. hit annual high
• Lessons from Hurricane Michael being applied to Ian recovery
• Jones seeks new trial after huge Sandy Hook verdict
• Hurricane Roslyn heads for Mexico’s coast
• Russians urge civilians to leave annexed area
• Johnson returns to U.K. amid reports that he will run for PM
• A message to our readers
• Groups mobilize to help voters confrontin­g new election laws
• After Roe, a debate about what ‘abortion’ means
• ‘Momentous’: Asian Americans laud Anna May Wong’s U.S. quarter
• Patagonia condor repopulati­on drive faces wind farm threat
• How Ukraine’s surrogate mothers have survived the war
• Scoring is down everywhere, but not like it is for Steelers
• SCOUTING REPORT
• Inside the deep state of winning on Sunday
• Astros put Yankees on brink of sweep
• FYI: The perfect ’72 Dolphins did lose
• Phillies turn up power
• Kraken have gone Hollywood in only second year in league
• USC’s Riley knows how to bounce back
• Bad news, Bruins: Ducks prevail
• AROUND THE TOP 25
• Texas Tech routs WVU
• Ready or not, Qatar awaits the world
• World Cup map set for United States women
• This is us
• Air pollution warning issued for Mon Valley
• State tourism industry seeking improvemen­t district legislatio­n
• Body of missing woman from Castle Shannon found near Meadville
• Gun seized at Pittsburgh airport for 5th time in 8 days
• Longtime PG photograph­er who ‘brought photos to life’
• 3 brothers each get new hearts at Hershey hospital
• Former president of Carlow University
• THE PAST, AND THE FUTURE, OF PITTSBURGH’S DISTINCT POLITICS
• 2022 can be a watershed for Black politics in Western Pa.
• Mastriano too dangerous, too extreme
• Fighting AIDS, tuberculos­is and malaria
• Negative reporting
• How to prepare children for our strange and dangerous politics
• The law should shape us
• LET’S MAKE SURE LAB-GROWN VIRUSES STAY IN THE LAB
• COLLEGE SURVEY:
• Connecting kids with parents behind bars
• Realtors apologizin­g for past discrimina­tion, urging change
• How funeral homes stay in legal compliance
• Whose house is it anyway?
• Modestly priced earphone options for an old iPod
• Nissan Leaf SV Plus: A longer leash, more powerful pull
• Meet the transplant competitor­s of Team Alleghenie­s
• How to build community like Gandhi would? Upper St. Clair 7th grader lays it out
• There are about 500 of them.
• Good feedback
• TV highlights
• What you’ll want to watch on television this week
• SOUTH SIDE SPECIAL
• Leanne Ford’s new magazine shows you how to Feel Free
• Horoscope:
• Friends split because of husband
• The New York Times Crossword
• Why did it take ‘The Karate Kid’ 30 years to fight again?
• Contract Bridge
• Pitt creates dental apprentice­ship program to help address shortage and improve diversity
• Nearly half of COVID patients haven’t fully recovered months later, study finds
• Lessons from the lab on de-escalating breast cancer treatment
• The New York Times Crossword
• Contract Bridge
• The New York Times Crossword
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