Lauren Linder
Reporter at KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)
2x Emmy award-winning reporter for @KDKA. #IndianaUniversity #Journalism alumna. #News junkie. CT/NY native. #Hoosier fan. Formerly #verified.
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cbsnews.com | Lauren Linder
Veteran volunteers help with storm cleanup efforts Across Allegheny County, including in Pittsburgh's Brookline neighborhood, you can still find large remnants from last week's massive storm, but volunteers are on the ground, helping folks continue to pick up the pieces. Ten days later, you can still hear the chainsaws as the clean-up carries on, following the April 29 storm.
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cbsnews.com | Lauren Linder
Thursday marked 80 years since the end of World War II in Europe and the end of the Holocaust, which killed 6 million Jews. Shortly after the war started, one young man was just beginning his life in the small borough of Ellwood City, Lawrence County, when he was drafted. Eventually, he would liberate a concentration camp, and what he saw was unimaginable and would stay with him the rest of his life. Throughout her childhood, Patty Partington didn't know much about her dad's time overseas.
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Lauren Linder
When it comes to weather-related disasters, Pittsburgh leaders say they want to be proactive, not reactive, so on Thursday, Mayor Ed Gainey announced an executive order to do just that, as we face the threat of more storms like the one that devastated the area last week. City leaders are calling that April 29 storm a wake-up call. "I don't want to be in a situation where we're not prepared.
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channel3000.com | Lauren Linder
Click here for updates on this story GREENSBURG, Pennsylvania (KDKA) -- Seton Hill University in Greensburg received a special tree Wednesday, going back decades, thousands of miles away in Europe. It's now planted on campus as a symbol of strength, with branches tied to a young Jewish teenager, killed 80 years ago during the Holocaust.
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Lauren Linder
Anne Frank tree planted at Seton Hill University Seton Hill University in Greensburg received a special tree Wednesday, going back decades, thousands of miles away in Europe. It's now planted on campus as a symbol of strength, with branches tied to a young Jewish teenager, killed 80 years ago during the Holocaust.
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