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Ribbon cutting ceremony takes place for recent renovations at Carnegie Library of Homestead
State and local leaders were in Munhall on Saturday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Carnegie Library of Homestead.
The event marks the completion of the second phase of renovations for the facility, which includes enhanced accessibility, sensory-friendly meeting rooms, and new air conditioning, among other additions.
It also served as the beginning of the library’s new youth and development programs.
“We’re impacting our community. They have this stellar community anchor in the middle of all these communities that they rely on every day,” said Carol Shrieve, the library’s executive director.
“It’s a tremendous asset that we have here in the Mon Valley,” said Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Austin Davis (D). “And I’m so glad that we were able to help deliver the resources to renovate it and to keep the programming going.”
Library leaders told KDKA-TV that phase three of the renovations will include an all-new gathering space for large community events as well as upgrades to the facility’s music and athletic halls.
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Game Preview: 12.20.25 at Montreal Canadiens | Pittsburgh Penguins
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Bryan Rust (465) is one point shy of tying Jake Guentzel (466) for the 11th most points in franchise history.
The Penguins enter tomorrow’s game ranked third in the NHL in power-play percentage (30.4%).
Erik Karlsson has 43 points (11G-32A) in 53 career games versus the Canadiens. His 11 goals versus them are tied with his teammate Kris Letang (11) for the most among all active blueliners.
Sidney Crosby’s next even-strength goal will surpass Phil Esposito (448) for sole possession of the ninth-most even-strength goals in NHL history.
Anthony Mantha, a Longueuil, Quebec native, has 19 points (11G-8A) in 24 career games against the Canadiens. He has four game-winning goals against Montreal, the most against any one opponent in his career.
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2 killed in Carrick shooting on Linnview Avenue, Pittsburgh authorities say
Two men were killed in a shooting along Linnview Avenue in Pittsburgh’s Carrick neighborhood on Thursday, authorities said.
The shooting happened around 5:15 p.m. on the 1200 block of Linnview Avenue, according to a Pittsburgh Public Safety spokesperson.
When first responders arrived at the scene, they found two men with multiple gunshot wounds on the sidewalk about 10 feet apart. Both men were taken to local hospitals in grave condition, but they were pronounced dead when they arrived, Pittsburgh Public Safety’s spokesperson said. The victims were 23 and 27 years old. However, the victims have not been identified as of Thursday night.
Officials said the suspect fled on foot down Nobles Lane. No other information was released about the suspect. No arrests have been made as of Thursday night.
Neighbors told KDKA they heard at least six gunshots. Investigators at the scene recovered two firearms, the spokesperson for Pittsburgh Public Safety said. Police are investigating.
“At one point, I heard what sounded like fireworks,” one neighbor said.
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