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    North Park’s iconic water tower finds new purpose as a public observation site

    Closed to the public for about 30 years, the tower is being renovated and is slated to reopen by fall 2023.
    24 Mar 2022
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    What will happen when Allegheny County’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program ends in May?

    Allegheny County announced the impending phase-out of its Emergency Rental Assistance Program. Will a special court be overwhelmed with eviction cases?
    01 Mar 2022
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    Fern Hollow Bridge collapse — and 175 Allegheny County bridges in poor condition — point to lack of infrastructure investment

    The bridge collapsed hours before Biden arrived in Pittsburgh to discuss $1.2 trillion infrastructure package.
    31 Jan 2022

    How are Allegheny County municipalities spending American Rescue Plan money?

    The Democrats’ American Rescue Plan Act is sending big money to Allegheny County’s many municipalities, with few restrictions on how to spend it.
    19 Jan 2022

    Pittsburgh city leaders introduce new bill to prevent lead poisoning in children

    Allegheny County and Pittsburgh’s water authority already have two of the most progressive policies in the country in place to address lead poisoning in children.
    27 Oct 2021
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    Allegheny County Council allocates federal Covid relief funds with few details

    The county opted to spend only a quarter of its funds for now without public hearings or feedback from residents.
    29 Sep 2021

    Allegheny County’s transition to electric buses depends on finding more money

    As bouts of extreme weather show the urgent threat of climate change, the Port Authority of Allegheny County looks to a future without fossil fuels.
    14 Sep 2021

    Allegheny County signing major hydropower deal

    The 35-year power purchase agreement with Rye Development will be enough to power 3,400 households every year.
    02 Feb 2021

    Marc Cherna is retiring after 25 years of award-winning leadership as head of Dept. of Human Services

    “Other communities want to learn from us and model their own operations after his successes. Marc’s stewardship of this department has resulted in millions of dollars in grants.”
    10 Dec 2020

    12,000-plus Facebook fans can’t be wrong: North Park is a major gem

    Since the pandemic, membership is up in the Facebook group supporting activities and projects in the beloved park.
    17 Nov 2020
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    • 19 concerts coming to Pittsburgh this May, including Pittonkatonk and the Millvale Music Festival

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    THIS WEEK: It’s a rockin’ week in Pittsburgh w THIS WEEK: It’s a rockin’ week in Pittsburgh with the world’s largest playable electric guitar coming to town, plus the Millvale Music Festival and more. Our full weekly event guide is at the link in our bio, but here’s a preview. 

🍻Monday, May 16: American Craft Beer Week at Multiple Venues

🎢Tuesday, May 17: Lost Amusement Parks of Western Pennsylvania’s Mon Valley at the McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center

🪐Wednesday, May 18: “By The Waters of Babylon” at Buhl Planetarium

🎭Thursday, May 19: Momentum New Play Festival at City Theatre

🎸Friday, May 20: GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked The World at Carnegie Science Center
    JOBS: Homewood Children’s Village, Thar Process, JOBS: Homewood Children’s Village, Thar Process, Point Park University and more are hiring in Pittsburgh. Our latest job guide has 25+ opportunities for you. It’s at the link in our bio. 

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    WEEKEND: Need plans for the weekend? We’ve got y WEEKEND: Need plans for the weekend? We’ve got you covered, from theater performances and festivals to a drive-thru cookie table and more. All the details in our event guide at the link in our bio. 

✨Friday, May 13: “Misery” at barebones productions

✨Saturday, May 14: Car Bazaar Drag Brunch at Forbes & Smithfield Parking Garage

✨Saturday, May 14: Pittontatonk Brass Festival in Schenley Park

✨Sunday, May 15: Yoga in Market Square

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    SUMMER CONCERTS: Live music in the park is back! T SUMMER CONCERTS: Live music in the park is back! The schedule for the Allegheny County Summer Concert Series has been announced and it’s shaping up to be a big welcome back party. 

The FREE concerts at Hartwood Acres and the South Park Amphitheater will feature everyone from Joe Grushecky, the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre and the Tamburitzans to Michael Franti & Spearhead. 

The full list is at the link in our bio.
    FOOD NEWS: Acclaimed executive chef Jamilka Borges FOOD NEWS: Acclaimed executive chef Jamilka Borges will run Sally Ann's, the latest addition to the Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group. 

DETAILS: The restaurant will take over the former Pork & Beans location Downtown. Expect hearty sandwiches on the menu, as well as vegetable-forward spins on classics such as the Cauliflower Cubano and Kimcheese Melt. It will open at the end of the month, just in time for the Three Rivers Arts Fest. 

More at the link in our bio. 

Photo courtesy of the Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group
    🚨HOT JOB ALERT🚨 Phipps, Ingersoll Rand, Pitt 🚨HOT JOB ALERT🚨
Phipps, Ingersoll Rand, Pittsburgh Technical College and more are hiring. We have all the details in our latest job guide at the link in our bio. 

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