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** Tombs of the Toigs: Forgetting and remembering the Jewish past ([link removed])
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What’s causing teacher burnout? Is it the pandemic or other long-time low morale factors, including low pay and a lack of decision-making power? Pittsburgh teachers who recently spoke with Reporter Lajja Mistry described the systemic challenges they've faced.
“I think we are on a decline. And I don’t know if they are going to be able to fix it,” said one teacher who recently left the district.
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** From Holocaust survivor to Jewish millennials, three generations of a Squirrel Hill family reflect on the Tree of Life shooting ([link removed])
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