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Pittsburgh born & raised. Woodland Hills HS & @OhioU grad. Breast cancer survivor🎗 My book is now available.
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Pitt bans e-scooters from being parked or stored on university property

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By Cara Sapida Verified
| Yahoo Verified
With Pitt students returning to campus in less than two weeks, the university is implementing a new policy banning electric scooters from being parked or stored on all university property. Students who violate the policy could face a $100 fine for a first offense, a $200 fine for a second offense and possible impoundment of their scooter. The policy is getting mixed reactions from people who use e-scooters to get around. "I ride my e-scooter to get back and forth to work.
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Washington County woman sues over being shackled during labor

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By Cara Sapida Verified
| MSN Verified
Nicole Lane says sheriff's deputies kept her shackled to a hospital bed throughout six hours of unmedicated labor back in 2024, when she gave birth to her daughter. “I was in so much pain. Anybody that has given birth knows how much pain you're in,” Lane said. The Washington County mother is speaking out about what happened while she was pregnant and in labor after she was rushed from the Washington County Jail to Magee-Womens Hospital during what she says was a high-risk pregnancy.
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Washington County woman sues over being shackled during labor

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By Cara Sapida Verified
| WPXI-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
Nicole Lane says sheriff’s deputies kept her shackled to a hospital bed throughout six hours of unmedicated labor back in 2024, when she gave birth to her daughter. “I was in so much pain. Anybody that has given birth knows how much pain you’re in,” Lane said. The Washington County mother is speaking out about what happened while she was pregnant and in labor after she was rushed from the Washington County Jail to Magee-Womens Hospital during what she says was a high-risk pregnancy.
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