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» Nine murders in Sept., nine Black lives lost
By Courier Newsroom | Published 10/9/2008 | Metro | Rating:

September is the ninth month of the year and there were nine reported homicides in Allegheny County; likewise, there were eight homicides during the eighth month of the year. If this is an emerging pattern, then the community must act now to prevent 10 in the month of October.

» Homewood bar falls victim to vandalism
By Asia M. Howell | Published 10/9/2008 | Metro | Rating:

After investing all her savings into starting her dream business, owner April Dixon awoke to a nightmare when she walked into her bar to find everything gone.

» Civil rights giant Edmunds passes
By Christian Morrow | Published 10/9/2008 | Metro | Rating:

Arthur Edmunds, said his friend, attorney Wendell Freeland, had three loves; golf, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Urban League, whose Pittsburgh chapter he directed for 25 years.

» Proctor quits CCAC diversity position
By Christian Morrow | Published 10/9/2008 | Metro | Rating:

Citing multiple issues, Ralph Proctor has resigned his position as the top diversity officer at the Community College of Allegheny County and returned to the classroom.

» East Hills building sold to Imani
By Rebecca Nuttall | Published 10/9/2008 | Metro | Unrated

At the Sept. 24 city school board meeting, the sale of the former East Hills Elementary School building to Imani Christian Academy was approved.


» NAACP president sets sights on human rights
By Rebecca Nuttall | Published 10/9/2008 | Metro | Unrated

As the youngest NAACP president in history at 35, Benjamin Jealous has a unique perspective to bring to the organization. His priorities and goals for the organization reflect his background in human rights and status as a father.

» CYF, partners tackle foster care issues
By Rebecca Nuttall | Published 10/9/2008 | Metro | Rating:

As of Sept. 1 there are more than 1,500 children in Allegheny County living in foster homes. The task of serving these children, and others waiting for foster homes, falls on the Office of Children Youth and Families and its partners.

» In Alaska, Blacks say Palin failed to reach out
By NNPA News Service | Published 10/9/2008 | National | Rating:

PHILADELPHIA (NNPA)—While many across America consider Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin some kind of phenomenon, many Blacks in Alaska see her as a person not interested in the inclusive posture of her predecessors.

» East Liberty church strives for diversity
By Ashley N. Johnson | Published 10/9/2008 | In The Spirit | Unrated

East Liberty Presbyterian Church in East Liberty, has added a new worship service to its schedule in an effort to include many different people.
» Conference highlights possibilities for Hill District
By Rebecca Nuttall | Published 10/9/2008 | Metro | Unrated

Hill District residents saw the potential in their community and what could be in store for future development during the Build the Hill conference. The three-day event featured a variety of activities with a day-long conference on Sept. 25 as the main event. 
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