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  • [27-05-2012] Star Student: Sarah Carbone, Aurora High School
    AURORAGPA: 4.28COLLEGE: Case Western Reserve UniversityIt is truly a passion to be able to work as hard as these Star Students. I know, I am right there with them. Every once in a while I find myself asking, “Why do I try so hard? I...

  • [24-05-2012] Steelers' Harrison criticizes Goodell's handling of bounty-gate
    Over the past few seasons, Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison has found himself in the cross hairs of Roger Goodell, for what the National Football League has deemed illegal hits. However, this offense Harrison has...

  • [22-05-2012] Bob Dyer: Lively death notices a treat
    The vast majority of people who purchase death notices to document the passing of their loved ones subscribe to the Jack Webb School of Communication: “Just the facts, ma’am.”But on occasion, survivors choose to...

  • [21-05-2012] Supreme Court won't reduce student's music download fine
    The U.S. Supreme Court won't reduce the $675,000 verdict against a Boston University student who illegally downloaded 30 songs and shared them on the Internet....

  • [21-05-2012] Akron area’s air less sooty
    Northeast Ohio is moving closer to complying with federal clean-air requirements on particulates, or soot.The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency has scheduled a public hearing for today on the state’s request that the federal EPA...

  • [19-05-2012] Gamblers can ban themselves from Ohio casinos
    Even before the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland opened, Justin Gale knew he never wanted to step inside.Not because he’s opposed to casino gaming, but because he’s a compulsive gambler who can’t control his addiction.So...

  • [19-05-2012] Steelers 2011 highlight film unveiled at Heinz Field
    The Pittsburgh Steelers unveiled their 2011 highlight film Friday at a film premiere at Heinz Field. In the past, the Steelers have chosen some catchy titles for their films, including “A Cut Above,” “A New...

  • [18-05-2012] Target 11: Allegheny Co. has given out 2nd most texting while driving citations
    Target 11 obtained brand new numbers for texting while driving citations and discovered Allegheny County is nearly leading the state with citations. The ban took effect two months ago and in that time, police have stop 236 drivers...

  • [16-05-2012] Jamaican man arrested in Pittsburgh pleads guilty to lottery scam
    A Jamaican man has pleaded guilty to a nationwide lottery scam that targeted elderly people. Authorities say 23-year-old Jeffery Augustus Bernard pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges of mail fraud and money laundering. Investigators say...

  • [15-05-2012] Greensburg postal worker pleads guilty to fake attack
    A Greensburg man has pleaded guilty to making false statements in a case where he staged a fake robbery while working as a post office supervisor. Prosecutors said 51-year-old Jeffrey A. Gogets received over $8,500 in health care and...

  • [14-05-2012] Borough leaders considering outdoor burning ordinance in Bellevue
    People who live in Bellevue may have to get permission from the borough before lighting up their grills. Officials said borough leaders are considering a new outdoor burning ordinance that will likely go into effect at the end of the...

  • [14-05-2012] Motherhood toasted at Hower House tea
    Beacon Journal staff reportCharlotte Miller of Massillon started her Mother’s Day festivities by looking ahead – buying items for a fairy garden. She wrapped her celebration up Sunday by traveling back in time at the...

  • [11-05-2012] North Allegheny student’s plan for party goes viral on social media
    A party planned by a North Allegheny student is a trending topic on Twitter, but police are stepping in, worried that thousands of people will show up at the teen’s house. The party is under the hashtag...

  • [09-05-2012] Akron Art Museum photo draws $2.5 million at auction
    The Akron Art Museum’s Untitled #96 photograph by Cindy Sherman sold Tuesday for $2.5 million at Christie’s New York Postwar Contemporary Evening Sale.Adding tax and commission, the unknown buyer paid $2,882,500.The...

  • [08-05-2012] Barberton opts for levy try
    BARBERTON: The Barberton Board of Education voted unanimously Monday to place a five-year, 8.52-mill emergency levy on the Aug. 7 ballot to raise $3 million annually.Schools officials say additional revenue is needed to avoid further...

  • [04-05-2012] Pittsburgh bar may face hefty fine for allowing gambling
    The owners of a Pittsburgh bar could face a hefty fine for allowing gambling at their establishment. Officials from the Liquor Control Board said the Red Horse Saloon on Nobles Lane has be cited for 10 violations since July 2011. The...

  • [02-05-2012] Malnourished horses rescued from Butler County barn
    Horses that were found in horrible conditions were rescued from a Butler County barn Tuesday night. "They have no voice. They stand there with no food, no care. It is sad," said Pam Vivirito of Equine Angels Rescue. "We got a...

  • [02-05-2012] Car slams into home in Garfield crash; Several injuries reported
    Dispatchers from 911 said several injuries were reported, including three children, in a crash in Garfield Tuesday afternoon. Officials said a car crashed into a home on Hillcrest Street just before 2 p.m. The driver of the car...