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Today’s edition · Tues., Nov. 3

Steelers beat the Browns 27-6 and take the AFC North lead

Plus, Penn Hills eyes a $9.4 million loan and Pitt opens its season with a 95-57 win.

The Pittsburgh Morning News team1 story12 sources4 min read

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The Steelers beat the Browns 27-⁠6 and take first place in the AFC North

The Steelers beat the Browns 27-⁠6 at Acrisure Stadium

  • Browns6
    Steelers27
    FinalThe Steelers moved into first place in the AFC North at 6-2.

Sources: Marietta Times, Observer-Reporter

If you missed it: the Steelers beat the Browns 27-6 on Sunday and moved into first place in the AFC North at 6-2. It was their 23rd straight regular-season home win over Cleveland (5-3), tying the NFL record Green Bay set against Detroit from 1992 to 2014. The Steelers sacked Deshaun Watson eight times and ran for 200 yards.

Right before halftime, Pat Freiermuth scored the first rushing touchdown of his six-year career on the "Nittany" package, after Aaron Rodgers kept the offense on the field at the Browns' 1. Jared Verse, who had said it was time to "make Pittsburgh ours," finished with one assisted tackle.

The Steelers ran over the Browns by the numbers

23rd
straight regular-season home win over the Browns
8
sacks of Deshaun Watson
200
rushing yards for the Steelers
143
rushing yards for Jaylen Warren

Sources: Marietta Times, Observer-Reporter

  • Jaylen Warren: 143 rushing yards and a touchdown
  • Deshaun Watson: 324 passing yards, 155 in the fourth quarter
  • Browns next: at New Orleans, then Houston on Nov. 15

Cleveland now looks to bounce back. Coach Todd Monken called the loss "a good learning lesson for this young team."

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Penn Hills

Penn Hills Council is planning to secure a $9.4 million loan to fund two projects: converting a former YMCA building on Frankstown Road into a community hub and senior center, and building a new salt shed. Some residents want the money to go to the township's existing senior center instead. WPXI

EMS fees

is asking five North Hills communities to approve higher annual fees. Businesses would move to a 10-tier system based on square footage, paying between $350 and $9,850 a year. WPXI

$80proposed annual EMS fee for residents, up from $55

is asking five North Hills communities to approve the increase. The proposal came up Monday at an initial meeting with Millvale Borough Council.

Source: WPXI

Penn-Trafford

The Penn-Trafford School Board tabled a vote to advertise a public hearing on recently proposed school closure plans. TribLIVE.com

Pitt hoops

Pitt opened its season with a 95-57 win over Rider on Monday night. Freshman Chase Foster scored 23 points, a program record for a freshman debut. Observer-Reporter

WPIAL soccer

Defending champion Freeport beat Avonworth in Monday's WPIAL Class 2A girls soccer semifinal at Fox Chapel. Star forward Elena Jenkins didn't start but returned from injury. Freeport returns to the WPIAL girls soccer championship. TribLIVE.combutlereagle.com

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Video game music is getting the full concert-hall treatment Thursday, Nov. 5, at the Benedum Center. UNDERTALE The Determination Symphony features fan-favorite music from the game, newly arranged and performed live by a 25-piece orchestra. Toby Fox is the name on the listing. Gamers and orchestra lovers, you've got something to share.

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Pittsburgh Morning Newsto me · Tues., Nov. 36:00 a.m.

Steelers beat the Browns 27-6 and take the AFC North lead

Plus, Penn Hills eyes a $9.4 million loan and Pitt opens its season with a 95-57 win.

The TLDR

  1. Steelers beat the Browns 27-6 and lead the AFC North at 6-2
  2. Penn Hills Council eyes a $9.4 million loan for a senior hub and a salt shed
  3. Ross/West View EMS wants its resident fee raised to $80
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