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Pine-Richland Patch Recap: Hurricane Sandy Storm Coverage

Read all of the important Hurricane Sandy coverage and updates on how the storm affected the Pine-Richland area.

Pine-Richland dodged a bullet this week as Hurricane Sandy's wrath become little more than steady wind and rain in western Pennsylvania.

Dire warnings preceded the storm and local officials took pre-emptive measures—postponing trick-or-treating until 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday and canceling school on Tuesday.

Wednesday will see students back in school on their regular schedule.

Find out what's happening in Pine-Richlandwith free, real-time updates from Patch.

As Hurricane Sandy pummeled the East Coast, Pine-Richland Patch dedicated its time to bringing you continuous coverage of the weather event and how it affected the community.

Below are links to our stories that relate to Hurricane Sandy.

Find out what's happening in Pine-Richlandwith free, real-time updates from Patch.

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PR Schools Return to Regular Schedule Wednesday—No Delay

Five Die in Pennsylvania as a Result of Hurricane Sandy

Superstorm Sandy: Allegheny County Executive Expresses Relief

PA Wine & Spirits Stores Closed Until Wednesday

UPDATE: Weather Service Warns of Potential Flooding in Aftermath of Superstorm Sandy

UPDATE: Gov. Corbett: Federal Resources Available to Pennsylvania After Superstorm Sandy

UPDATE: Duquesne Light Customers Without Power Down to Less Than 100

National Weather Service Warns of Potential Flooding in Aftermath of Superstorm Sandy

Gov. Corbett: 1.3 Million Without Power in Pennsylvania After Superstorm Sandy

UPDATE: About 350 Duquesne Light Customers Without Power

About 650 Duquesne Light Customers Without Power

National Weather Service Issues Flood Advisory for Ohio River

Gov. Corbett: Interstates to Close Around Philadelphia for Hurricane Sandy

Hurricane Sandy Cancels East Coast Flights at Pittsburgh International

UPDATED: 

Allegheny County Declares Disaster Emergency in Advance of Hurricane Sandy

Pine-Richland Prepares for Hurricane Sandy—the 'Frankenstorm'

Trick-or-Treat Date Changed for Pine-Richland Area

How Long Will Food Last if You Lose Power When Hurricane Sandy Hits?

 

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