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McKeesport man accused of scamming autistic co-worker

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By Paul Alexander, Rob Pratte
| KDKA Radio Verified
A McKeesport man is accused of scamming an autistic co-worker out of thousands of dollars. 48-year-old Scott Soles has been charged with theft by unlawful taking, theft by extortion and theft by deception. The victim was working at a Hempfield Township car dealership for the last 8 years through a special needs transition to work program. His parents told investigators their son had no concept of the value of money and he was very trusting.
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The Best Biography & Memoir Audiobooks of 2024

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By Whoopi Goldberg, Paul Alexander, David Greenberg
| Five Books
Every year the editors at AudioFile magazine spend a lot of time putting together their best-of-the-year list of recommended audiobooks, picking out titles they regard as exceptional. In particular, they look for books that are “uniquely audio”—i.e. you get something extra from listening to (as opposed to reading) the book. Memoirs are a good example. “We always love memoirs,” says AudioFile founder and editor Robin Whitten, “like Stan Tucci’s What I Ate In One Year.
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Review of Bitter Crop by Paul Alexander

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By Paul Alexander, Valerie Morales
| Book Browse Verified
BookBrowse: Billie Holiday's haunting voice captivated thousands, but she couldn't control her personal demons. In 1958, Billie Holiday began work on an ambitious album called Lady in Satin. Accompanied by a full orchestra for the first time in her career and nervous, she was often late to rehearsal, drunk, or both. However, no amount of alcohol could make her voice blend seamlessly with the orchestra.
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