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Frank Sarris, owner of Sarris Candies in Canonsburg, died March 2.
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Frank Sarris dies at 78
2 die in Greene fire
Man found dead in Canonsburg suffered stab wound
Response under fire at hearing
Police make burglary arrest
State probes leak at Range Resources impoundment
Tax breaks await city homeowners
Commissioner backs legal video gambling at Pa. clubs
What's up with that?: Polydactyl cats not so rare
McMurray man pleads to fraud, tax charges
2 die in Greene fire
Man found dead in Canonsburg suffered stab wound
Response under fire at hearing
Police make burglary arrest
State probes leak at Range Resources impoundment
Tax breaks await city homeowners
Commissioner backs legal video gambling at Pa. clubs
What's up with that?: Polydactyl cats not so rare
McMurray man pleads to fraud, tax charges
Months after quake, housing still elusive
Associated Press PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Trash and sewage are piling up at the squalid tent camps that hundreds of thousands have called home since Haiti's devastating earthquake - and with torrential rains expected any day, authorities are not even close to providing the shelters they promised.
Full story >>
Iraq PM uses early lead to pursue new government allies
Associated Press BAGHDAD - Seizing on an early lead in Iraq's election, the prime minister's political coalition began reaching out to rivals Friday as partial results signaled a tight race that was unlikely to produce a clear-cut winner.
Full story >>
Twin suicide bombs kill 43
Associated Press LAHORE, Pakistan - Two suicide bombers killed 43 people in near-simultaneous blasts Friday, the fourth major attack in Pakistan this week and a clear sign that militants have the power to strike targets despite months of army offensives and U.S. missile strikes.
Full story >>
Mandela biographer dies
More earthquakes hit Chile as new president takes over
VP Joe Biden condemns new Israeli settlement plan during Mideast visit
Britain could require dog microchips
Hundreds are slaughtered in Nigeria religious violence
French Resistance heroine Andree Peel dies at age 105
Officers: Pakistan detains American-born al-Qaida
Iraqi voters undaunted by violence
Early results show Iceland voters reject debt deal
Haiti quake sheds light on dismal prisons
Strong aftershocks weaken damaged buildings in Chile
Iran leader calls 9/11 a 'big lie'
First leader of Abkhazia dies
Bossa Nova founder dies
Early voting in Iraq shattered by deadly blasts
Clinton addresses need in Chile
Official: Uganda landslides kill 70; 250 still missing
Official: Pakistani group behind Kabul attacks
Churchill, WWII leader's grandson, dies
Chilean coast towns swept away
Russia moves closer to sanctions on Iran
Chile earthquake death toll tops 700; police 'overwhelmed'
Violent storms in Europe kill 51, mostly in France
QUAKE WRACKS CENTRAL CHILE
Troops clear last pockets of resistance in Marjah
Europe wary about finding killers of Hamas operative
Florida motel clerk arrested in 2007 Puerto Rico slaying
Haiti returns refugees to ravaged neighborhoods
Recovery prospects dim for electric utility service in Haiti
Haitian official: Orphans turned over to U.S.
Sudan and Darfur rebel group sign key truce
At last, a glimmer of hope for U.S. in Afghan war
Shiite family of 8 killed in Iraq
Purported plot spurs detentions of Turkish commanders
Associated Press PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Trash and sewage are piling up at the squalid tent camps that hundreds of thousands have called home since Haiti's devastating earthquake - and with torrential rains expected any day, authorities are not even close to providing the shelters they promised.
Full story >>
Iraq PM uses early lead to pursue new government allies
Associated Press BAGHDAD - Seizing on an early lead in Iraq's election, the prime minister's political coalition began reaching out to rivals Friday as partial results signaled a tight race that was unlikely to produce a clear-cut winner.
Full story >>
Twin suicide bombs kill 43
Associated Press LAHORE, Pakistan - Two suicide bombers killed 43 people in near-simultaneous blasts Friday, the fourth major attack in Pakistan this week and a clear sign that militants have the power to strike targets despite months of army offensives and U.S. missile strikes.
Full story >>
Mandela biographer dies
More earthquakes hit Chile as new president takes over
VP Joe Biden condemns new Israeli settlement plan during Mideast visit
Britain could require dog microchips
Hundreds are slaughtered in Nigeria religious violence
French Resistance heroine Andree Peel dies at age 105
Officers: Pakistan detains American-born al-Qaida
Iraqi voters undaunted by violence
Early results show Iceland voters reject debt deal
Haiti quake sheds light on dismal prisons
Strong aftershocks weaken damaged buildings in Chile
Iran leader calls 9/11 a 'big lie'
First leader of Abkhazia dies
Bossa Nova founder dies
Early voting in Iraq shattered by deadly blasts
Clinton addresses need in Chile
Official: Uganda landslides kill 70; 250 still missing
Official: Pakistani group behind Kabul attacks
Churchill, WWII leader's grandson, dies
Chilean coast towns swept away
Russia moves closer to sanctions on Iran
Chile earthquake death toll tops 700; police 'overwhelmed'
Violent storms in Europe kill 51, mostly in France
QUAKE WRACKS CENTRAL CHILE
Troops clear last pockets of resistance in Marjah
Europe wary about finding killers of Hamas operative
Florida motel clerk arrested in 2007 Puerto Rico slaying
Haiti returns refugees to ravaged neighborhoods
Recovery prospects dim for electric utility service in Haiti
Haitian official: Orphans turned over to U.S.
Sudan and Darfur rebel group sign key truce
At last, a glimmer of hope for U.S. in Afghan war
Shiite family of 8 killed in Iraq
Purported plot spurs detentions of Turkish commanders
