By MARYLYNNE PITZ, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Indiana, Pa., celebrates centennial of hometown hero Stewart's birth

By MARYLYNNE PITZ, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

INDIANA, Pa. -- Here in this college town, stories about Jimmy Stewart, its beloved native son, the affable actor, Boy Scout and World War II bomber pilot, are so vivid that you feel as if he is still alive.

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Mystery skylight at Carnegie Mellon might be a Tiffany

By MARYLYNNE PITZ, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

PITTSBURGH -- This round piece of stained glass, recessed into a ceiling on the third floor of Baker Hall, depicts the original logo that stained-glass master Louis Comfort Tiffany designed for Carnegie Mellon University.

The logo includes the year the university was founded and a famous statement Andrew Carnegie made in a letter to city leaders about his plans to start the school.

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Gratitude that's truly noteworthy

By MARYLYNNE PITZ, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

If the ease of e-mail has caused you to stop writing and sending thank-you notes on fine stationery, Kelly Browne's new book will inspire you to return to this increasingly rare but treasured form of communication.

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'Green' burials get a boost

By MARYLYNNE PITZ, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

There are green buildings, green cars, even green weddings. Now comes one of the latest, and ultimately last moves, environmentally conscious consumers can make -- green burials.

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Cleaing out parent's collections takes patience, persistence

By MARYLYNNE PITZ, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

PITTSBURGH -- What do you do when you're stuck with your mom's cherished collection of 150 rooster figurines?

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You better not cry ....

By MARYLYNNE PITZ, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

PITTSBURGH -- Janet Malloy met Santa for the first time when she was 3.

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