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Cindi Lash
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Vice President, News, WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA)
Pittsburgh
Beats
Biography
Journalist & storyteller. Vice President, News @ Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting Corp. Former Regional Editor of BridgeTower Media and Editor of Missouri Lawyers Media & Pittsburgh Magazine, former Patch Regional Editor &AME/Sunday Editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Mom, avid reader, decent cook, Pens & (ever-hopeful) Bucs fan, news devotee, perfect pitch (but not-so-perfect voice), MINI Cooper owner/driver, Springsteen addict, sucker for movie musicals, devourer of shelter mags, Civil War buff & battlefield geek, video gamer, plays the piano when no one's home.
Pittsburgh & Western PA, arts & culture business, development and public policy science & tech, education politics & accountability, lifestyleGovernment
utilities, mergers & acquisitions
Content
By Cindi Lash Verified| WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified A porch roof separated from the back of a house and then collapsed Friday night in Oakland, injuring nearly 30 people who were among dozens of revelers who'd gathered for a St. Patrick's Day weekend party at the house on Semple Street, near the University of Pittsburgh campus. No one was killed when the porch roof caved in shortly before 5:30 p.m. behind the house in the 300 block of Semple Street.
By Cindi Lash Verified| WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified Allegheny County Common Pleas Courts will be closed again Wednesday, as will Pittsburgh Municipal Court, due to severe and hazardous cold weather conditions, court officials saidFor the second day in a row, President Judge Susan Evashavik DiLucente has ordered the closure of all divisions of the county Common Pleas Court and all Magisterial District Courts, as well as the municipal court, according to a statement Tuesday. Arraignment Court, however, will remain open for those proceedings.
By Cindi Lash Verified| WVIA-FM (Pittston, PA) Verified The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium on Sunday announced the death of its 17-year-old female Masai giraffe, saying she was euthanized two days earlier because of a degenerative bone condition that grew worse. The giraffe, named Sox, was one of the zoo's most beloved residents, along with the male giraffe Lewis, zoo officials said in a statement. Sox had been treated for chronic degeneration of bones in her left foreleg since the summer, according to the statement.
Company Info
WESA-FM (Pittsburgh, PA)
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
+1 412-381-9131