By Rebecca Warner
Point Park News Service

As Pastor Wilmer J. Olszewski recalls the tragic death of a little boy who was found dead in a septic tank in 2009 in his area, his eyes become glassy with tears.

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By Sean McKeag
Point Park News Service

Vallozzi’s restaurant, in Westmoreland County, is renown for its traditional, handcrafted Italian food made from family recipes that have been passed on by the family matriarch, 88-year-old Helen Vallozzi.

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By Lindsay Brandt
Point Park News Service

Members of the local Latter Day Saints say they want to clear up a few misconceptions as Americans gear up for the Presidential election.

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By Sean McKeag
Point Park News Service

The bacon sizzles to perfection while the chocolate-maple batter gets ready to take shape in the oven, offering an utterly pleasing aroma that wafts out of the Lawrenceville storefront.

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By Lindsay Dill
Point Park News Service

Andrew Karaman was raised as a devout Jehovah’s Witness, now he meets with secularists to question and critique his and other religions.

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By Celeste Begandy
Point Park News Service

Matthew Blue came to Pittsburgh from Iowa in 2008 to develop his faith, and it worked so well at a Pittsburgh Theological Seminary program, he poised to return.

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By Gregg Harrington
Point Park News Service

A usual Sunday service at the Hot Metal Bridge Faith Community sees young and old parishioners, the well-dressed and dressed down, heavily tattooed individuals and those who are unmarked. Not only do they assemble to pray, but they also put together many programs to help out the Pittsburgh community.

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By Tyler Jackson
Point Park News Service

By Lindsay Dill
Point Park News Service

Gessica Morelli goes to bars about four times a week to de-stress, and said large crowds between she and her drink often adds more stress to the week.

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By Lindsay Dill
Point Park News Service

In her daily ritual, Sherri Williams stops at the bank, picks up a roll of quarters, drives around the downtown streets until she finds a parking spot and then loads her quarters into a meter.

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