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If you happen to drive by a warehouse on the corner of Penn Avenue and North Mathilda Street in Garfield - at 3 A.M. - you can probably catch Dean Cercone painting. As DUQ's Larkin Page-Jacobs reports, Cercone finds a way to make art, even when conditions are less than ideal.
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- City Council Rethinks Capital Budget
- Study Shows Gay, Lesbian, Bi-Sexual Youth Experien...
- State System Tuition up $436
- PA AFL-CIO: Budget Hurts Workers and Business
- Asphalt Bill Held for Five Months
- Red Cross: Blood Donations Thinning
- $27.15 B Budget Sent to Corbett
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- City CDBG Reform Bills Fail in Committee
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- Pitt Nets EPA Grant for Asthma Study
- Legislation To Cut State Dollars for Pitt, Penn State
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- Death for Poplawski
- Pgh Council: PAT Needs More County, State Funding
- Arena Facing Demolition after Council Vote
- Study: Give Flu Vaccine to Poor Areas First
- Highmark to Acquire West Penn Allegheny
- UPMC Shares Data with State, Enjoys Federal Subsidies
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- Tentative Deals With 2 State Workers' Unions
- Penalty Phase Ensues in Poplawski Trial
- Shale Panel to Gather at CCAC
- Mayor Encourages Walking
- Stanley Hoss Crime Victims Look Back
- Carnegie Library South Side to Close for Renovations
- Community Meeting on School Budget Cuts
- Poplawski Found Guilty
- Obama Visits
- Voter ID Bill Heads to State Senate
- Changes Possible for County Transit
- Sculpting of Sand Begins at Point
- President Obama to Visit Pittsburgh, Announce Manu...
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- State May Have Deal With Union
- 217 PPS Nonteaching Staff Cut
- Naming Rights to County Parks, Bridges Could Be Sold
- Montour Bridge Set in Place
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- Think Tank Disputes Shale Jobs Numbers
- Voter I-D Bill Could Come Up For Vote Today
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- Tarka Steps Down, Esposito-Visgitis Steps Up
- August Wilson Center Moves from Presenting to Prod...
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- Feds Look To Boost Economy In Rural Areas in PA
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- Pennsylvania DREAM Act Introduced
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- Governor Signs Unemployment Bill
- President To Visit CMU Again
- Benefits Preserved, Unemployment Comp Reform Passed
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- State Workers Protest
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- PA Trans Commission Looking to Bridge Funding Gap
- Synthetic Marijuana, "Bath Salts" to be Outlawed
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- Bill Would Allow Deer Hunting on Sundays
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- PSO Contract Deal Arrives 3 Months Early
- Coordinator Says Arts Festival was "Great Success"
- Budget Talks Move into Final Weeks
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