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Damar Hamlin Scare, Casey Cancer Diagnosis & More: Weekly Wrap
Here are the week's top Pittsburgh Patch posts, presented as always in a convenient linkable format.

PITTSBURGH, PA —The scene on Monday night in Cincinnati was shocking. After making a seemingly routine tackle in the Buffalo Bills-Cincinnati Bengals game, Pittsburgh native and former University of Pittsburgh star Damar Hamlin went into cardiac arrest.
After several days in a hospital intensive care unit, Hamlin, a Central Catholic High School graduate, was improving and able to talk to teammates on FaceTime. That's a positive.
While his football future remains uncertain, he appears on track to recover. That's a good thing.
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Now for the rest of the Weekly Wrap:
- A somber beginning to the week is assured in Western Pennsylvania as funeral services are held for slain Brackenridge police Chief Justin McIntire.
- The Allegheny County Health Department slapped this restaurant with a consumer alert.
- Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey is battling cancer.
- Prepare to miss shopping at Bed Bath & Beyond.
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