Justin Vellucci
Public Safety Reporter at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Public Safety Reporter at TRIB Live
Pittsburgh public safety reporter, @TRIBLive. Husband, father, boomerang journalist. Former @AsburyParkPress.
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
triblive.com | Justin Vellucci
Two of Southwestern Pennsylvania’s largest Republican committees are refusing to back Tony Moreno, the GOP candidate for Pittsburgh mayor, as part of a widening split with a fractious candidate they view with suspicion and distress. The heads of the Pittsburgh and Allegheny County GOP committees told TribLive Friday they will not provide Moreno with money, volunteers or ground-game support.
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3 weeks ago |
spectrumculture.com | Justin Vellucci
It’s not broken, I’m not angry. The lyrics – culled from “Not Broken,” the fourth track on With Trampled by Turtles, a wondrous “solo” effort from Low’s Alan Sparhawk and the Duluth-based bluegrass six-piece Trampled by Turtles – are repeated with near-meditative repetition like a mantra, like something being softly spoken and spoken and spoken again to mend a broken heart and salve an open wound.
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4 weeks ago |
triblive.com | Justin Vellucci
A Massachusetts woman remained in jail Friday after customs agents at Pittsburgh International Airport said they discovered she was trying to fly overseas with more than 54 pounds of marijuana. Jetta Monet Corbett, 30, of Brockton, Mass., was set to board a British Airways flight from Pittsburgh to London around 9:40 p.m. Saturday, a criminal complaint said.
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4 weeks ago |
triblive.com | Justin Vellucci
Police last week arrested the second of three suspects in the September slaying of a Woodland Hills High School graduate and former football standout. Marcus Johnson, 23, of Pittsburgh was charged Saturday in the killing of Gavin Yarbough, 21. Police said Yarbough was shot multiple times during a late-night meeting Sept. 16 in what investigators believe was a drug deal that turned into a robbery.
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4 weeks ago |
spectrumculture.com | Justin Vellucci
Chris Brokaw named his new LP – nearly his 30th solo outing, depending on how you count, and a shift in tone for the Boston musician – Ghost Ship; coincidentally, that’s also the name of the record’s second track, where slippery and sometimes funereal electric guitar patterns and refrains wrap themselves around each other like so many river confluences or obscure Boy Scout knots. At a running time of just under four minutes, the highly meditative instrumental is not the new LP’s shortest track.
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An @FAANews Temporary Flight Restriction has been put in effect above #Oakmont Country Club while the @usopengolf championship makes its 10th visit to the Allegheny Valley, officials announced Monday @TribLIVE https://t.co/H6tFedRPfZ
“Another week of watching people burned alive in Gaza and we’re still required to be civil with Zionists, right?” The war in Gaza has triggered a war of words over antisemitism in @Allegheny_Co. @TribLIVE https://t.co/NbZloEGgLe