Articles from the October 14, 2003 edition
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Entertainment 
October 14, 2003 Black Sheep Puppet Festival opens in the Brew House
The Black Sheep Puppet Festival, now in its fifth year, returns to the Brew House for a fall performance running through October 26. Nationally renowned puppeteers and performers, as well as a variety of regional and local artists, will string up an...
News October 14, 2003 Health Dept. to offer flu shots October 20
The Allegheny County Health Department will open its influenza vaccination clinic at 3441 Forbes Avenue, Oakland, on Monday, Oct. 20. The clinic offers flu vaccine throughout the fall and winter on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to...
News October 14, 2003 Area student attends classes at Governor's School for the Arts
Katie Boyle, a Junior at Carrick High School, recently attended Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pa as a dance student at the Pennsylvania Governor's School for the Arts. Katie received a scholarship for the prestigious five-week program held this summer...
News October 14, 2003 Dr. Rudiak to be honored on October 25 with dinner
Parents and teachers at Phillips Elementary School are planning a dinner to honor Dr. Barbara Rudiak a recipient of the 2003 National Distinguished Principal Award. The dinner is planned for Saturday, Oct. 25 from 5-10 p.m. at the Sokol Club Hall,...
Opinion October 14, 2003 We can make a difference with Cystic Fibrosis
On behalf of the tens of thousands of Americans with cystic fibrosis (CF), including many in the Pittsburgh area, I would like to take this opportunity to tell your readers about this life-threatening, genetic disease. I am pleased that the U.S....
By David Assad Front Page October 14, 2003 Community residents unhappy with new nondisclosure police policy
Zone 3 Crime Prevention Officer Dan McQuillan informed the audience at the Arlington Civic Council Block Watch meeting on October 6 that he is no longer authorized to release monthly crime reports on a street-by-street basis. The new, more stringent...
By Jason Greiner Front Page October 14, 2003 Mount Oliver police upgrade their equipment, training to combat crime
Over the course of the last few years, the Mount Oliver Police Department has upgraded their facilities, equipment and capabilities to decrease the crime rates in the area. Combating crime in the borough had become increasingly difficult. And, with t...
By David Assad Front Page October 14, 2003 New housing slated to begin in Arlington
Plans are moving along to build new homes in the Arlington neighborhood at two locations, according to Kevin Hanley of the South Side Local Development Company. Hanley addressed a large group of residents during the monthly Arlington Civic Council me...