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    Author Michael Machosky

    Michael Machosky

    City Design editor

    Michael Machosky is a writer and journalist with 18 years of experience writing about everything from development news, food and film to art, travel, books and music. He lives in Greenfield with his wife, Shaunna, and 9-year old son.

    Thanks, Batman! Michael Keaton helping to bring hundreds of green manufacturing jobs to Pittsburgh

    “Nexii’s new plant will create more than 300 green, healthy job opportunities and help revitalize my hometown in a way that helps folks right now while paving the way for future generations," says Keaton.
    22 Apr 2021

    Health Department’s new dashboard lets public monitor air quality in real time

    This air quality monitoring dashboard comes online as the ALA again lists Pittsburgh's air as the country's ninth-worst for year-round particle pollution.
    21 Apr 2021

    Something’s in the Water is a report on Pittsburgh’s water systems. What you need to know

    The results show plenty of room for improvement, and the report makes extensive recommendations.
    21 Apr 2021

    Great Allegheny Passage is one of the best long trails in the US says Bicycling magazine

    The list showcases the top 10 trails "every cyclist needs to add to their bucket list."
    21 Apr 2021

    BotsIQ receives $498,000 grant to train middle school students in high-tech robotics, manufacturing

    The BotsIQ Cobot Challenge directs middle school teams to build “cobots" (collaborative robots) that work beside humans to accomplish a task, like a robotic arm.
    19 Apr 2021

    From Jimmy Fallon’s leg to deep beneath the sea, CMU’s snakebot can slither anywhere

    The snakebot can inspect battle damage to naval ships and submarines, and structural flaws in offshore oil rigs.
    15 Apr 2021

    Slowing down fast fashion for Fashion Revolution Week

    Local nonprofit Style412 has a host of events planned for April 19-25 focusing on how to make fashion more sustainable.
    15 Apr 2021

    57 arts and cultural groups get $7 million in Covid funding from Hillman Foundation

    Funds will be used to bring back furloughed staff, improve health and safety procedures and develop creative reopening plans.
    14 Apr 2021

    250,000 reasons to do laundry less often

    One huge source of the microplastics problem, which is invading PA's waterways, are microfibers found in the fabric of many types of clothing.
    14 Apr 2021

    National Negro Opera House — once the center of Black cultural life in Pittsburgh — receives $500K grant

    The National Negro Opera Company — the country's first permanent African-American opera company — called it home, and its owner wants to turn it into a museum showcasing disadvantaged young artists of today.
    14 Apr 2021
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