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Morning Roundup: Police say man stole city-issued radio from fire station

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By Julia Burdelski Verified
| Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Verified
Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Friday, July 3: Pittsburgh police seek fire station thief Pittsburgh police want to identify a man suspected of stealing a city-issued radio from a fire station. Officials said the man entered Pittsburgh Bureau of Fire 23 Engine in the city’s Carrick neighborhood Monday and stole a radio. Police shared an image of the suspect on social media. The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police is seeking to identify a suspect involved in a theft.
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An ‘indispensable man’: George Washington left huge imprint on Pittsburgh region

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By Julia Burdelski Verified
| Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Verified
In 1753, 21-year-old George Washington visited present-day Pittsburgh for the first time and was struck by the same natural feature that often catches visitors’ attention today — the rivers. Washington noted in his journal how rapidly the Allegheny — which he spelled Aligany — flowed and how still the Monongahela seemed. “I spent some time in viewing the rivers, and the land in the fork, which I think is extremely well situated for a fort, as it has the absolute command of both rivers,” he wrote.
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NOTICE OF YOUR PRIVACY RIGHTS IN California

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By Julia Burdelski Verified
| Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Verified
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