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At a meeting on Monday, the Hill Community Development Corporation reiterated their pitch for a $2 surcharge on tickets and parking at a new development in the Lower Hill District.
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On today’s program: Plans were approved for the construction of an office tower in the Lower Hill, but questions remain on how residents will benefit; the city has gathered 13 ambassadors to create equitable food policy and fight food apartheid and insecurity; and a look at the legacy of the Civilian Conservation Corps in Pennsylvania.
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The boards of the Sports and Exhibition Authority and Pittsburgh’s Urban Redevelopment Authority unanimously approved the first project.
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The vote clears the way for future approvals, but leaves negotiations between the developers and the community unresolved.
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The Pittsburgh Penguins and their development partners aim to break ground on a 26-story office tower on the Lower Hill this summer. Many stakeholders are…
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Work on Pittsburgh’s Lower Hill district project is once again behind schedule. While delays have been common, for the first time the development arm of…
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The lead commercial developer on Pittsburgh's Lower Hill, Buccini/Pollin Group, announced new partners on Thursday.Local businesses and individuals will…
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The Pittsburgh Penguins will advance their plans for a 26-story office tower on the former site of the Civic Arena in the Lower Hill. The project won…
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On today's program: The fate of the former Civic Arena site is again in limbo; for many, decision-making has changed due to coronavirus; and lots of…
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The Pittsburgh Penguins announced today they will stop development in the Lower Hill on the former Civic Arena site. The decision came shortly after the…