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- Franco "Dok" Harris Addresses Violence
- Preliminary Hearings Held for G20 Arrestees
- Dems Debate Tobacco, Performing Arts & Marcellus ...
- Dispute Over Leasing State Lands for Drilling
- RAD Funds To Decrease In 2010
- Acklin: I'll Hire 200 Additional Officers
- PAT Still Taking Comments on New Plan
- AAA Says Try No Texting for a Week.
- PA Budget By End of Week?
- G20 Already Paying Dividend
- Five Indicted On Charges Of Fraud
- Police Respond to Some Complaints
- Groups Complain About Police Tactics
- Group of Doctors Who Are "Mad As Hell" to Visit Pi...
- Anti-Smoking Programs Will See Cuts In Funding
- Duquesne Light Project in Allegheny Commons Park
- 100+ Arrested in Oakland
- Protesters Leave Bridge
- 83 G20 Arrests Made Thursday
- Free Food For the Protesters
- Pres. Obama: Pittsburgh Perfect Venue for G20
- Protest Groups Attract Attention Downtown
- Governor Calls for Action on Climate Change
- First Spouses Visit CAPA
- Analyst Says G20 Must Branch Out
- A Rainbow of Protest Groups March Against the G20
- Unusual Morning in Downtown Pittsburgh
- 1st Ladies tour Warhol Museum
- Visitors Like Pittsburgh, Not G20
- WWF Says China, Brazil Leaders in Green Movement
- Indonesian President to Address Climate Change
- Street Medics Give Aid
- Chinese Correspondent Covers G20 Issues
- G20 Spouses To Andy Warhol Museum
- Police Brace for More Protests
- First Lady and Other Spouses to Tour CAPA
- The View From Outside the G20
- Police Confront Handful of Protesters, Crowd of Cu...
- Police and Protesters Clash in Oakland
- City Public Safety Assessment Released
- Police use O-C Gas
- Climate Change: Momentum, But Much Work Remains
- Australia's Prime Minister Speaks at Carnegie Mellon
- Russian Chief Has High Hopes for Summit, U.S. Rela...
- Visit Pittsburgh Assisting G20 Visitors
- Group Comes to G20 to Talk About World Hunger Crisis
- EU Official says U.S. and Europe Must Lead
- Global Unions Issue "Pittsburgh Declaration" - Cal...
- Iraq Veteran Still on Job
- PNC's Hoffman on G20 Economic Issues
- G20 Leaders to Visit Phipps
- Unpermited Marchers Pass Through Downtown
- Rally and Concert at Point
- Panel - Challenging The G20's Agenda of Corporate ...
- Transformation River Cruise Tour
- G20 Told to Change IMF and World Bank
- Clergy Call For Hunger Policy
- Panel Says Developing Nations Must have Voice in F...
- 9 Protesters Arrested for Hanging Sign From West E...
- United Steel Workers Host Teach-In
- Former CIA Chief on Climate Change as Security Issue
- Agency Leaders Say They're Cooperating, Ready for ...
- Judge: City Not Harassing Seeds of Peace
- AIDS Group Marches on G20
- Water Main & Fire Hydrant Updates in County
- Alternative Conference
- FBI Brings In Extra Agents
- 1,200 State Police in Pittsburgh for G20
- River Closings During the G-20
- Speak-Out Protests Police Harassment
- Performing Arts Groups Concerned About Sales Tax
- Mayor Releases 2010 Budget
- Final Preparations for G-20
- Rand on "Why Pittsburgh"
- Getting the Homeless Ready for G20
- Union Calls for Climate Control
- Brazillian Comunity Welcomes the G20 with Music
- Anti Coal Protest Held On North Shore River Walk
- Tent City For Jobs Pops Up in Hill Dist.
- Groups Start to Set up in Schenely Park
- "Flash Mob" for Climate Awareness Protests Downtown
- Code Pink Tent City Up and Running
- G20 March Permit Agreement
- Drop-Off Collection Event for E-Waste
- Pitt Hosts International Coal Conference
- State Rep. says No to ACORN
- G6 Billion to Gather
- Streamline Pension Reform Signed Into Law
- "People's Summit" Begins in Pittsburgh
- Budget Deal for PA
- Sewer project to stem pollution in Cambria County
- Steel Day 2009
- Why Protest at G20?
- Biodiesel Fuel Tank to Begin Operation
- Shields: Post the Permits
- Smokeless Tobacco Tax Proposed
- Judge Splits Ruling
- Senate Committee Looks at Table Games in PA
- Anti-Bullying Efforts in PA Schools
- Will G20 Leaders Discuss Food Security?
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