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1998 July 13-19 Two out of Six Lanes Open Equals One Big McKnightmare. July 6-12 "Reading" a $100 Million Priority for Governor Ridge. June 29-July 5 Pitt to Have Two Alcohol-Free Residence Halls. June 22-28 Young Girl Forced to Eat Pet Food, Starves to Death. June 15-21 Pitt Plans to Hike Tuition. June 8-14 State May Reconsider Plans for Waste Facility. June 1-7 Twisters Tear through Beaver, Allegheny, & Westmoreland Counties... May 25-31 "501" Is Not Only a Pair of Blue Jeans. May 18-24 Home Rule In, Commissioners Out. May 11-17 West Mifflin Turns Tragedy to Tribute. May 4-10 Pens Are out of the Picture. April 27-May 3 Tragedy strikes in Edinboro. April 20-26 Funnyman Steve Allen Comes to Town. April 13-19 Amtrak Train Collides with Derailed Conrail Cars. April 6-12 Confoundit! April Begins with Weekend Parkway Repairs. March 30-April 5 How Will the Pirates Fare this Season? March 23-29 Dinosaurs May Invade North Shore! March 16-22 UPMC to Pay Back $17 Million. March 9-15 Commissioner Zwick Admits He Stole From His Employer, Among Other Things... March 2-8 Pittsburgh: A Soon-to-be Happenin' 24-Hour Kinda Town? February 23-March 1 Pennsylvania Apologies over the Shooting of a Dog. February 16-22 Suicidal Inmate Sues Jail. February 9-15 LTV Coke Plant Coughs Up Some Nasty Stuff. February 2-8 Groundhog Day '98: Phil Says Six More Weeks... January 26-February 1 Fire Destroys Another Church. January 19-25 Welcome to the [insert company name here] Civic Arena! January 12-18 24-21: Steelers Lose AFC Championship to Broncos. January 6-11 Coping with Floods on the Mon Wharf. December 29-January 4, 1998 State Rep. Spends Time in Jail 1997 December 22-28 Anthony Proviano's Death: A Suicide? December 15-21 What Does PAT Have in Store for Us in '98? December 8-14 War Hero Finally Honored After 52 Years. December 1-7 Marijuana: A New Line of Defense in the Gammage Case. November 24-30 Botched Jail Escape Leads to Tragedy. November 17-23 Saying "Sayoonara" to Super Mario-66. November 10-16 Young 5-Organ Transplant Recipient Dies of Heart Failure. November 3-9 The Votes are Tallied: Murphy's In, New Tax Out. October 27-November 2 Regatta Vendors and Employees to be Under Scrutiny. October 20-26 A Baby in a Box, and a Desperate Note for Help. October 13-19 Garth Rocks the Burgh -- 6 Sellouts at the Arena. October 6-12 "Regional Renaissance" -- A Good Thing? Pittsburgh Speaks Out. September 29-October-5 Ushering in October with State-Wide Smog Testing. September 22-28 Cheers and Jeers Greet President Clinton. September 15-21 Pittsburgh Loses TV Anchor Bill Burns. September 8-14 Superman Makes Pittsburgh His New Home. September 1-7 Conneaut Lake Park Given to Nonprofit. August 25-31 Fraud Suspect's Wife Does Not Wish to Speak with Him. August 18-24 He's Dunn. August 11-17 After 20 Years, A Lotta Regatta's Still Going Strong. August 4-10 Viper Strikes CMU, Poised for the Big Bang. July 28-August 3 The Promises that Men Keep... July 21-27 Bill Clinton Addresses the NAACP @ da 'Burgh. July 14-20 Gore @ Pitt. July 7-13 Floods Wreak Havoc in Pitcairn. June 30-July 6 Police Pepper Spray Fiasco. June 23-29 Fire in the Strip District. June 16-22 Cop Dragger Acquitted of Attempted Homicide Charge. June 9-15 Edwards Enters Edgewood. June 2-8 412 Phone Woes. May 26-June 1 Kaboom! May 19-25 Big Birds on the Run! May 12-18 Despite Tiger Tragedy, "The Show Must Go On". May 5-11 Marilyn Manson Pays Our Fair City a Visit (While Others Flock to an Alternative...) April 28-May 4 A Regional Sales Tax for Sports? April 22-27 An Uproar in Ambridge... Over Pantsuits? April 14-20 Allegheny Power Sheds Some Light. April 7-13 No Klan Do! March 31-April 6 Property Dispute Ends With Murder and Suicide. March 24-30 Governor Ridge and His Liquor Store Proposal. March 17-23 Pittsburgh Gets a Touch of March Madness. March 10-16 Planned Kooky Klan Meeting Without Permit. March 3-9 Tire Inferno Plagues Washington, PA. February 24-March 2 Tanker Truck Tragedy on the Parkway East. February 17-23 In Need of a Better 911 Service. February 10-16 Down But Not Out. February 2-9 Groundhog Day '97: The Webmaster's Diary. January 27-February 1 Nabbed in Texas! January 20-26 Losing a part of that Hometown Advantage. January 13-19 The hunt is on for North Side Prison escapees. January 6-12 Ushering in the New Year: First Night 1997. December 30-January 5, 1997 Councilman Cusick deals with drug problem (again). 1996 December 23-29 "Latrobe, not Wahoo!" December 16-22 Eastern suburban crime rate on the decline. December 9-15 Hunting Horror. December 2-8 Bloomfield woman learns not to feed the dolphins. November 25-December 1 Pittsburghers head to the malls! November 18-24 Search for missing teenager continues. November 11-17 Pittsburgh speaks out about Vojtas verdict. November 4-10 Thrift Drug to leave 550 jobless. October 28-November 3 Jury selection in Lackawanna. October 21-27 Defense insists damage for Gammage. October 14-20 Crime averted by mop-wielding woman. October 7-13 Creepy, crawly caterpillar scare. September 30-October 6 "The name's Bond... Clinton Bond". September 23-29 Bigelow reactions revisited. September 16-22 Leyland says, "Bye-bye Bucs". September 9-15 Bigelow blues for some, joy for others. September 2-8 Family research institute instituted. August 26-September 1 Private firm-owned prison proposal. August 19-25 What does the future hold for Turnpike motorists? August 12-18 Buck$ for the Bucs. August 5-11 Three Rivers Regatta ends on tragic note. July 29-August 4 Dole drops in! July 22-28 Flourishing, flowing floods flabbergast Pittsburghers (again). July 15-21 Fanning the flames of safety code screw-up. July 8-14 Two trains, two times the cars, in two weeks. June 24-30 Baseball park will make a spash in the North Side. June 17-23 Pittsburgh: Blue in the face over recycling. June 10-16 CMU researchers have hopes of exploring lunar surface. June 3-9 First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton pays our fair city a visit. May 27-June 2 So close, but yet so far -- the Pens lose in Game 7. May 20-26 Pittsburgh Police Say, "No overtime, no tickets" May 13-19 Truckers pinpoint Pittsburgh's worst traffic spots. May 6-12 Parents alarmed after "eraser tattoo" scare. April 29-May 5 Temperatures were cool, but the marathon was hot! April 22-28 PA politicians ponder poor primary performance. April 15-21 Pittsburgh's fiscal forecast? Stormy. April 8-14 Allegheny County Commissioners reflect on their first 100 days in office. April 1-7 Springtime in Pittsburgh means blooming flowers and blossoming potholes. March 25-30 There were more tense moments at Pittsburgh International Airport this week as the radar system experienced numerous outages. March 18-24 School redistricting raises tempers among area parents. March 11-17 Blue skies and green clothing were the order of the day for Pittsburgh's Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade. March 4-10 Mother Nature reminds us that winter isn't over just yet. February 26-March 3 Quarterback Neil O'Donnell heads for greener pastures in his old hometown. February 19-25 Students apprehended after allegedly stealing thousands of dollars worth of computer chips from CMU. February 12-18 After 18 months of uncertainty, the Pirates sale is final. February 5-11 Pittsburgh's crime rate drops to lowest in 30 years. January 29-February 4 Punxsutawney Phil says, "Six More Weeks." January 22-28 The Steelers fight hard, but succumb to the Cowboys in Superbowl XXX. January 15-21 Pittsburgh experiences the "Ups" of a trip to the Superbowl, and the "Downs" of major flooding. OnTV is a registered trademark of Bright Plaza, Inc.