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On today’s episode of The Confluence: The new Allegheny County Controller’s first audit will assess the effectiveness of two types of development incentives in the county; a new nonprofit is working to register 30,000 eligible voters by the November elections; and to support filmmaking in the region, the a new sound stage will be built at the site of the Carrie Blast Furnaces.Today’s guests include: Corey O’Connor, Allegheny County controller; Kadida Kenner, CEO of the New Pennsylvania Project; and Dawn Keezer, director of the Pittsburgh Film Office.
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Usually, college campuses are fertile ground for voter registration groups, teeming with young people who have never voted before. But as colleges and…
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Voting-rights groups have asked a federal court to be included in a lawsuit alleging improper maintenance of voter rolls in Allegheny County -- a suit the…
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The clock is winding down for Pennsylvanians who want to register to vote or update their voter information in time for the Nov. 6 General Election.The…
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Garfield art space BOOM Concepts has aligned itself with some of the city’s biggest cultural institutions and well-known artists, including Mac Miller and…
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Pennsylvania is seeing an uptick in voter registration with the number of registered voters up 4 percent since the 2014 midterm elections.And registered…
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Pennsylvania election officials said Wednesday that there is no evidence to back up a claim that more than 100,000 noncitizen immigrants had been…
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A voter from the Philadelphia suburbs is the 1 millionth person to register to vote or update their registration online since Pennsylvania's online system…
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One year after the inaugural Women’s March on Washington, activists across the country are getting ready to hit the streets again, including some in…
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Less than three weeks until Election Day, voter registration is down by about 2.5 percent in Pennsylvania compared with 2016.Both major political parties…