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McDonald native Gus Psaros found the accommodations, encouragement and resources he needed to graduate. His author-father says costs can hinder many people with disabilities.
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→ 3rd season of Pittsburgh’s Parks on Tap adds music to the mix ([link removed]) (WESA)

→ Councilman pitches plan for East Carson Street improvement district in South Side ([link removed]) (TribLIVE)

→ AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Pennsylvania’s primaries ([link removed]) (AP)


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🍕 Pittsburgh Pizza Olympics ([link removed]) 2-8 p.m. Sunday | Spirit, Lawrenceville | $32, kids under 10 free

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🌛 Garfield Night Market ([link removed]) 5-10 p.m. June 5 | 113 N. Pacific Avenue, Garfield

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