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Runners, walkers and cyclists can once again use the riverfront trail through most of the Strip District. The section between 15th and 26th streets was closed for a few years due to construction taking place nearby.
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It wasn’t easy transforming abandoned steel mill sites into a thriving environment for families, animals and native species. But a group of forward-thinking city leaders had a vision.
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Below a tangle of highways along the southern edge of Pittsburgh’s downtown is a truncated section of concrete. The Mon Wharf Landing may look as if it…
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Like being the first person to leave tracks after a snowfall, a stretch of brand new pavement can incite glee, regardless of age. On a recent evening, a…
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Bright bursts of color splattered concrete floors, canvas-covered walls and the gray sweatpants of former Pittsburgh Steeler Baron Batch at his Point…
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This weekend marks 18 years for the Pittsburgh Triathlon, but this year, it’s a bit different.The event will move from its North Shore location of years…
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Saturday is the national opening day for trails, and even though the Three Rivers Heritage Trail stays open year round, the Friends of the Riverfront will…
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Joyce Brabner and Mark Zingarelli produced a book last year that puts the history of AIDS into a vastly new perspective. With comic-book-style graphics…
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Joyce Brabner and Mark Zingarelli produced a book last year that puts the history of AIDS into a vastly new perspective. With comic-book-style graphics…
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More than 1,200 athletes are expected to bike, swim and run around the North Shore this weekend in the 17th annual Pittsburgh Triathlon. This year,…