Pittsburgh Funeral Director Says It Is Not Uncommon For Fans To Scatter Ashes At Sporting Events
A Pittsburgh funeral director said it is not uncommon for fans to scatter ashes at sporting events.
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A Pittsburgh funeral director said it is not uncommon for fans to scatter ashes at sporting events.
Pittsburgh Police are investigating after three people were shot in the Hill District.
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A man with Pittsburgh ties is headed to space.
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