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A new city initiative could help bring more diversity to Pittsburgh boards and commissions.
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Cleaning litter, planting gardens, property landscaping—very little is off limits when it comes to “Serve the Burgh.” The annual event, held over a…
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When Dave Carver, pastor at the First United Presbyterian Church in Crafton Heights, first came to the church 35 years ago, he immediately noticed…
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Jill Evans grew up in Beltzhoover. She remembers a community where neighbors looked out for each other.“You had a lot of freedom. The kids all knew each…
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You might call the neighborhood of Regent Square a "border town" of sorts. It straddles the lines between the city of Pittsburgh and the eastern boroughs…
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Allegheny Commons, Pittsburgh’s oldest park, is a bit like a green oasis amid the bustling streets of the North Side. The sounds of the streets press in…
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Robert Bowden grew up in the Hill District, watching his mother struggle to move her family from a housing project into a nicer neighborhood. Later on, as…