Holiday Herald: What model trains lacked in realism didn’t really matter

Wednesday, December 1st, 2010

It would seem I've always had a fascination for trains. As a young boy, I could not get enough of them.

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Cities, including Pittsburgh, are turning green with urban farms

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

The urban farm -- a novel, even whimsical, idea a few years ago in Pittsburgh -- is now a movement so fully fledged that a neighborhood without one seems almost an anomaly.

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Obituary: Robert Neumann / Jeannette businessman loved model trains and hometown

Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010

Years after leaving the Pittsburgh area, Robert Neumann liked to keep abreast of hometown happenings in Jeannette.

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Ad agency catch phrase factored into foiling NYC plot

Monday, May 10th, 2010

NEW YORK -- The Times Square street vendors who alerted the police May 1 to a smoking Nissan Pathfinder seemed to be acting on a combination of their streetwise instincts, their sense of civic duty, their military training and the advice of Allen Kay.

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Rail stimulus paltry for Western Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

Thursday, January 28th, 2010

Only four passenger trains daily visit Pittsburgh's Amtrak station, taking five hours or longer to trek across mountains to Harrisburg and Washington, or nine hours through the night to Chicago.

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Transforming Pittsburgh’s economy: Technology and science tours to media covering Pittsburgh summit (EurekAlert!)

Thursday, September 10th, 2009

( University of Pittsburgh ) A series of tours will provide journalists with behind-the-scenes information and images needed to tell the story of how Pittsburgh has rebuilt its economy.

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Obituary: Thomas B. Henry / Founded Chevrolet dealership in Bakerstown (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

Monday, April 20th, 2009

Some people are just born "naturals" at their chosen life's work. You can count Thomas B. Henry among those people.

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