Paul Guggenheimer is a journalist at the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. He covers a diverse range of topics including Pennsylvania culture, music, crime, food and drink, and holiday events, weaving together narratives that reflect the vibrancy of the region. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his commitment to storytelling in his community.
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By: Justin Vellucci, Paul Guggenheimer
Squirrel Hill native John Weinberg was praying in a Jerusalem-area synagogue around 10 a.m. local time Saturday when sirens alerting Israelis of incoming missile strikes started to wail. The synagogue in the West Bank settlement of Ma’ale Adumim has no bunker, so Weinberg, a real estate attorney who left Pittsburgh
By: Paul Guggenheimer
Gray skies and rain falling would seem to be perfect weather for a Halloween event. For the folks involved with the Fall Fun for Youth event Saturday at the Natrona Park and Playground on River Avenue, the gloomy weather prevented the kids, 3-year-olds up to high schoolers, some 40 in
By: Paul Guggenheimer
Shaler Township’s odd numbered wards have seats up for election this November, but only Wards 5 and 7 have contested races. In Ward 1, incumbent Frank Izzo won both the Democrat and Republican nominations in the primary and is unopposed. It’s the same situation in Ward 3 with incumbent and
By: Paul Guggenheimer
Two-and-a-half-year-old Christian Stiehler of Sarver doesn’t know much about truck and tractor pulls, but he sure seemed happy to be with his parents on Saturday morning for the start of the Fifth annual South Buffalo Volunteer Fire Department charity tractor pull. Christian has cerebral palsy, which is a congenital disorder
By: Paul Guggenheimer
There were kids in costumes, adults in costumes and pets in costumes at a Halloween-themed fall festival Saturday along Allegheny River Boulevard in Oakmont. The street was jammed with visitors from around the area who enjoyed a morning parade, food booths, pumpkin decorating, train rides for kids, a DJ and
A cold and snowy Halloween is in store for the Pittsburgh area, according to the National Weather Service.
By: Paul Guggenheimer
Here are some of the latest news items of note on Tuesday, Oct. 31: Man charged with assaulting Homestead elementary teacher
By: Paul Guggenheimer
Here are some of the latest news items on Thursday, Nov. 2, 2023: Near record low temperature in Pittsburgh
By: Paul Guggenheimer
Here are some of the latest news items for Friday, Nov. 3: SWAT team called to incident in Pittsburgh's East Allegheny
By: Paul Guggenheimer
At least one person was injured in a crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle early Friday on southbound Interstate 79 near the Cranberry exit. According to Pennsylvania State Police in Butler, the crash happened just before 5:45 a.m. at mile marker 78 in Butler County. One person was taken
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