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On today’s episode of The Confluence: PublicSource economic development reporter Rich Lord tells us about his latest investigation into why annual taxes paid for homes in the same neighborhood can vary wildly; and we speak to Diamonte Walker about her time at the Urban Redevelopment Authority, where she rose to deputy director and is now leaving for an opportunity to support residents’ economic mobility through higher education.
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On today's program: Pittsburgh Councilor Deborah Gross explains why the city enacted its own eviction ban, despite various rent moratoria in place, and…
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On today's program: PublicSource reporter Rich Lord explains why some tenant advocacy groups are looking for ways to grow renters’ political influence in…
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On today's program: Sustainable Pittsburgh executive director Joylette Portlock explains a planned hydroelectric plant signals the county’s commitment to…
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In a public letter published last week, four former PublicSource journalists described alleged mistreatment while they worked at the Pittsburgh news…
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On today's program: How overwhelmingly white Pittsburgh media outlets cover black lives; day-to-day concerns of rural Americans aren’t being addressed in…
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What's At Stake For Pennsylvanians As Bishops Gather In Rome To Discuss Global Sexual Assault CrisisOver the next few days in Vatican City, Pope Francis will meet with bishops from around the world to address ongoing clergy sexual abuse scandals,…
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The Confluence, where the news comes together, is 90.5 WESA’s weekly news program.Each week, reporters, editors and bloggers join veteran journalist and…
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Sarah Womack stands in the center of her daughter’s pink room and explains why she had to take the frame off the bed and leave the mattress on the floor.…
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The Confluence, where the news comes together, is 90.5 WESA’s weekly news program.Each week reporters, editors and bloggers join veteran journalist and…