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Pittsburgh’s best film festival, the Three Rivers Film Festival, runs November 8-15, followed by Pittsburgh Shorts and Script Competition Nov. 16-19. Both fests will showcase incredible films from around the world and host fun parties and other events. For more information, visit FilmPittsburgh.org.

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ICYMI FROM LAST WEEK
  • In the race for Allegheny County executive, Republican nominee Joe Rockey received nearly 2.5 times the contributions gathered by Democratic nominee Sara Innamorato. Rockey leaned heavily on a few individual donors and a prominent labor union, while Innamorato drew most heavily from three unions and a political ally.
  • Andy Kelemen, a homeowner in Central Lawrenceville wrote a first-person essay about his feelings about Airbnbs crowding his neighborhood, undermining the sense of community that comes with consistent neighbors.
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