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Teenie Harris’ photo archive takes one man on a search for the Hill — and himself

Transit cuts and fare hikes — if the state doesn’t hike aid — head for public comment period

App helps violence interrupters stop cycle of retaliation across Allegheny County

Trump contract cancellation means immigrant children in Pittsburgh could face judges alone

Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures welcomes Leif Enger on April 7 for our next Ten Evenings lecture of the season at Carnegie Music Hall! Enger will present a lecture on his lyrical and gorgeous book “I Cheerfully Refuse.”

Tickets are available for purchase at pittsburghlectures.org or by phone at (412) 622-8866 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

Why are developers backing O’Connor? Some want a Pittsburgh mayor who will take their calls.

Facing pressure, PPS board delays vote on closing 10 schools

Site of former Donny’s Place gay bar isn’t historic, Pittsburgh planners agree

Allegheny County special election results: Goughnour wins, giving Democrats Pa. House majority

Veterans who love the VA hope cuts don’t disable agency in Pittsburgh

For 10 years, Neighborhood Allies has been dedicated to fostering equitable communities, empowering local leaders and driving meaningful change throughout Pittsburgh. As we look ahead to our next decade, we’re committed to moving 100,000 low-to-moderate income Pittsburghers up the socioeconomic ladder.

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U.S. Rep. Summer Lee made a case for bolder action from elected Democrats at a town hall event. Constituents asked questions about Trump’s moves to drastically change federal policy on education and housing, potential cuts to Medicaid and Social Security and environmental issues.
From Bloomfield to Manchester, from Pittsburgh to Portland: YouTuber Dean Bog made 21 mini-docs about individual Pittsburgh neighborhoods. Now, in partnership with PublicSource, he made a video about what makes the city great — and why he left.

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