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On today’s program: The 15th extension of Gov. Tom Wolf’s opioid disaster declaration may be its last since a measure passed by voters in May limited the governor’s ability to extend emergency declarations independently; and state Secretary of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Cindy Adams Dunn explains how the state’s recreation spending has risen in the pandemic, supporting both private and public entities.
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Riverlife president and CEO Vivien Li will leave the organization after two-and-a-half years at its helm.The organization said in a release Friday morning…
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Allegheny County has thousands of employees, but one of them has a rather unusual title. George Ursta is an animal keeper at Round Hill Park in Elizabeth…
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Everyone from international disc golfers to world-class puddle duck racers to southwestern Pennsylvanian families will come together at this weekend’s…
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After years of waiting, avid skiers in western Pennsylvania may finally see their wishes come true. The Laurel Mountain Ski Resort will finally reopen in…
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Johnstown is hosting the inaugural Allegheny Adventure X-Fest, a weekend-long event for outdoor enthusiasts in the region. Brad Clemenson is with Lift…
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With high temperatures in the 90s this week, it’s hard to believe Pittsburgh saw snow less than two months ago.Thankfully, the Steel City has finally…
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School has started, Labor Day has come and gone, and for many, that means summer is over. But much like this week’s warm weather, the cornucopia of…
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San Francisco-based researchers, NerdWallet recently released a study that puts Pittsburgh in the top ten of best cities for recreational activity in the…