Jeff Himler
Reporter at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
TribLive reporter covering Latrobe, Derry, Ligonier and Mt. Pleasant areas, as well as PennDOT. Contact me - [email protected]
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2 days ago |
yahoo.com | Jeff Himler
Jun. 5—Primanti Bros. has permanently closed its restaurant location along Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh's Garfield neighborhood. A notice of the closure was seen posted on the door of the eatery Wednesday, according to TribLive news partner WTAE. The location first opened in 2017, at the site of the former Verde restaurant.
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2 days ago |
triblive.com | Jeff Himler
Primanti Bros. has permanently closed its restaurant location along Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh’s Garfield neighborhood. A notice of the closure was seen posted on the door of the eatery Wednesday, according to TribLive news partner WTAE. In a statement released to the station, a company spokesperson said, “Through the normal course of business, we continually evaluate our portfolio to ensure our restaurants have the resources to achieve their growth potential.
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2 days ago |
triblive.com | Jeff Himler
Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a house explosion on Wednesday afternoon in Butler County that sent a man to an area trauma center. Police said investigators are working to determine the cause of the explosion, reported shortly before 1:30 pm. in Muddy Creek Township. Multiple explosions and a fire were reported at the home in the 200 block of Sawyer Road, according to a Harmony Fire District Facebook post. It also was reported that a man had suffered severe burn injuries to both hands.
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2 days ago |
triblive.com | Jeff Himler
The body of a missing man was found Wednesday night in a McKeesport creek. The man was found in Long Run Creek near the 400 block of Long Run Road, according to Allegheny County Police, who are investigating. He had been reported missing at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday to police in Versailles Borough. County officers conducted a search along with McKeesport Police. Authorities have not released the name of the man.
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3 days ago |
triblive.com | Jeff Himler
The Allegheny County Health Department is investigating elevated sulfur levels in coke oven gas reported over several hours from Monday evening into Tuesday morning at U.S. Steel’s Clairton Coke Works. Health Department officials said a report they received from U.S. Steel indicated one of the facility’s control rooms, which normally removes harmful chemicals like hydrogen sulfide and ammonia from the oven gas, was shut down for repairs and bypassed between about 7 p.m. Monday and 3 a.m. Tuesday.
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