ScareHouse parent company files for bankruptcy
The parent company of ScareHouse, which runs several popular haunted attractions around Pittsburgh, has filed for bankruptcy.
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The parent company of ScareHouse, which runs several popular haunted attractions around Pittsburgh, has filed for bankruptcy.
The Sheetz in the center of Youngwood is about to close, and the community is not happy about it.
The estate of Michael Crichton is suing Warner Bros.
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Drinks like High Noon and Surfside were previously only allowed to be sold in Pennsylvania state-run liquor stores.
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