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    We’re in a race to vaccinate and educate, say Pittsburgh vaccine experts

    Public health officials are trying to vaccinate as many people as possible to limit how many Americans get sick and die and to stop the virus before it mutates and becomes even harder to stop.
    09 Feb 2021

    Duquesne University training hundreds of students, pharmacists to meet exploding need for Covid vaccines

    For mass Covid vaccination to occur, someone has to give out all those shots. Duquesne is stepping up its efforts to train people.
    01 Feb 2021

    ETC: Ski Lodge pop-up opens Downtown, a Groundhog Day spirit, a dino-mite discovery and more

    A food distribution event, a tour of a beer exhibit and lots more news.
    05 Jan 2021

    Dynamics Inc. creates Nanowave Air, a device that kills airborne Covid with UV light

    The Nanowave Air device can inactivate up to 99% of the Covid virus in the air at up to 300 liters per minute using ultraviolet light.
    16 Nov 2020

    Covid cases are way up, death rates are down. UPMC docs provide update

    UPMC projects confidence that they have the resources and hard-earned knowledge to deal with whatever comes next in the pandemic.
    11 Nov 2020

    Updated: Pitt scientists host press conference on discovery of antibody for Covid-19 drug, revealing more details plus timeline

    They hope to use it to both treat those who have COVID-19, and to prevent infection in vulnerable populations.
    14 Sep 2020

    Social gatherings, bars and restaurants contributing to local COVID-19 infections, says Allegheny County Health Department

    “July has been a very, very challenging month,” said Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald.
    30 Jul 2020

    UPMC finds new COVID-19 strain spreads easier but is less virulent and deadly

    Though the daily march of new cases of COVID-19 has continued in a grim, upward trajectory, the numbers of hospitalizations and deaths have remained relatively lower than expected.
    10 Jul 2020

    Allegheny County officials don’t expect to see a drop in COVID-19 cases anytime soon

    "The trend among our new cases remains consistent," Bogen said. "They are younger people who traveled out of state or who visited local bars and restaurants around the county."
    01 Jul 2020

    New online monitoring dashboard lets you track COVID-19 trends and crunch numbers by county in PA

    The COVID-19 Early Warning Monitoring System Dashboard lets you track trends and crunch numbers in various ways, from the incident rates per 100,000 population to the difference in the average number of patients on ventilators.
    01 Jul 2020
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    WEEKEND: Kick off this first weekend of December g WEEKEND: Kick off this first weekend of December getting into the spirit of the season! From holiday shopping to theater performances, it’s sure to be a fun time. Find our event guide at the link in our bio. ✨Friday, Dec. 3: A Charlie Brown Christmas at the Byham Theater
 ✨Friday, Dec. 3: An Untitled New Play by Justin Timberlake at City Theatre
 ✨Saturday, Dec. 4: Handmade Arcade at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center
 ✨Saturday, Dec. 4: Penguins on Parade at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
 ✨Saturday, Dec. 4: Sounds for the Season at Carnegie Museum of Art
 ✨Saturday, Dec. 4: Moonlight & Cocoa at Pittsburgh Botanic Garden
 ✨Sunday, Dec. 5: Nationality Rooms Virtual Holiday Open House Photo courtesy of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
    If you’re looking for work, our twice-weekly job If you’re looking for work, our twice-weekly job guide is here to help! Right now, Carlow University, Fragomen and the Carnegie Museum of Natural History are hiring. Find more opportunities at the link in our bio. Photo by Tracy Certo
    BEER NEWS: Couch Brewery is calling it quits, Necr BEER NEWS: Couch Brewery is calling it quits, Necromancer is honoring Krampus and things are heating up at Grist House. We have all the details and more local beer news at the link in our bio. Photo courtesy of Couch Brewery
    RESTORATION: The Westinghouse Castle may find a ne RESTORATION: The Westinghouse Castle may find a new purpose as an arts center and school. HISTORY: The castle, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has been vacant for several years. It was built in 1890 by George Westinghouse and constructed by architect Frederick Osterling. DETAILS: A group of investors, led by developer Bill Malloy of Greensburg, is working to raise the estimated $10 million to restore the stately Romanesque building. A new nonprofit, Turtle Creek Valley Arts, will sublet most of the building to the Westinghouse Arts Academy high school for arts-based education and use it during non-school hours for community events. 🔗Click the link in our bio for more info.
    EVENTS: We’re sharing 12 reasons to get excited EVENTS: We’re sharing 12 reasons to get excited for December. From shows to markets, public art and much more, there’s a lot going on in Pittsburgh next month. Find our December guide at the link in our bio. Photo by Bryan Conley courtesy of Carnegie Museum of Art
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