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Gov. Tom Wolf came to Sharpsburg Monday to try to bring new life to a proposal to send $2,000 checks to Pennsylvania residents. The program would apply to anyone who earns less than $80,000 per year. But it failed to gain enough support during budget negotiations this year.
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The idea of switching to solar power can feel intimidating, given high upfront costs and possible confusion about how the technology works and how…
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Jeff Jarzynka was in his 40s when his father was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. Leaving his job and helping to care for his dad changed Jarzynka’s…
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Back when she was a newspaper photographer – before and even after she won a Pulitzer Prize – one of Martha Rial's tasks was shooting for the…
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Millennial Mayors Aren't Afraid To Chase The Unconventional On Their Way To Community RevitalizationMillennials are credited with killing the hotel industry and the automotive industry. They aren’t investing in stocks. They don't even eat cereal.…
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It’s Neighborhood Table night in Sharpsburg, and about 60 people are packed into a former Main Street shop to eat fried chicken, salad and Italian bread.…
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On November 7, voters in some northern Allegheny County municipalities will choose between one-term Republican Incumbent Ed Kress and Democrat Anita…
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On a brisk afternoon, Brittany Reno is walking through Sharpsburg’s business district on Main Street, giving a tour.“We’ve got a thrift store right here,…
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Amongst some pretty worn-down storefronts in Sharpsburg, seven miles from downtown Pittsburgh, Memories Sportsman and Taxidermy Shop has operated since…
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As designated up-and-coming neighborhoods, Homewood and Sharpsburg have been added to the Allegheny Conference’s Strengthening Communities Partnership…