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Glynis Board
EditorGlynis comes from a long line of Pittsburgh editors and has 16 years of experience reporting, producing and editing in the broadcasting industry. She holds a Master's in Education and a Bachelor of Arts from West Virginia University. She also spent a year with West Virginia University as an adjunct journalism professor.
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The Pittsburgh Zoo recently welcomed the emergence of a literal bouncing baby — specifically, a red-necked wallaby, also known as a Bennett’s wallaby.
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Triangle Tech announces it will close in June 2025 after teaching technical skills for 80 years.
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University of Pittsburgh administrators responded Monday to ongoing pro-Palestine protests on Pitt's campus, blaming protesters for incidents of vandalism to campus property and alleging demonstration organizers have no affiliation with the school.
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Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh police monitor pro-Palestinian protest at Cathedral of LearningProtesters said they will not leave until they speak directly with Pitt Chancellor Joan Gabel about the university's investments and their demands for disclosure about university finances are met.
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Produced by Bike Pittsburgh with support from UPMC Health Plan, the free community event opens two miles of car-free streets in Downtown and the South Side.
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A small Ohio River community that is home to a hazardous waste facility is wondering what will happen now that the company that ran the facility has failed to comply with a court order to clean up excess toxic oil and gas drilling waste.
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Runners from around the region will flock to downtown Pittsburgh this weekend for the Dick’s Sporting Goods annual marathon. Drivers can expect disruptions in traffic patterns to accommodate the extra foot traffic.
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In 2021, Mellon Park became Pittsburgh’s first designated Arboretum; Westinghouse Park in the Point Breeze neighborhood is the other.
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The company is undertaking the commercialization of long-duration batteries, tapping into abundant domestic resources: iron and a maker workforce.
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To help address maternal health disparities in access to quality health care for Black, Hispanic, and indigenous communities in Pennsylvania, the state’s department of human services is expanding doula access, effective Feb. 1.