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    Alisha Wormsley is using her art to promote water sustainability in Pittsburgh

    Pittsburgh artist Alisha Wormsley plans to depict Larimer's water troubles with a community art project.
    16 Jun 2017

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    EVENTS: From RADical Days to virtual lectures and EVENTS: From RADical Days to virtual lectures and summits, here’s a look at what’s happening in the Burgh this week. ✨Monday, September 27: United Way’s Next Gen Kickoff ✨Monday, September 27: Into the Depths: Exploring this Global Moment ✨Tuesday, September 28: Wes Moore at The Neighborhood Academy ✨Thursday, September 30: Northside Corridor Day ✨Thursday, September 30: Nicole Austin-Hillery Virtual Lecture 🔗More in our event guide at the link in our bio.
    JOBS: Take your seat at the table in your career. JOBS: Take your seat at the table in your career. Our latest job guide is out now with positions from PA Women Work, Near Earth Autonomy, CCAC and more. 🔗It’s at the link in our bio. Photo by Tracy Certo
    Need plans for the weekend? We’ve got you covere Need plans for the weekend? We’ve got you covered with a great lineup of events. It’s all in our event guide at the link in our bio. Here are a few suggestions. 🍿Friday, September 24: Stop Motion Mania Family Night at Carrie Carpool Cinema 🎭Friday, September 24: Plus One at Attack Theatre 🎼Friday, September 24: Opening Weekend Celebration at Heinz Hall 🛍Saturday, September 25: Mon-Valley Arts Festival 🎉Saturday, September 25: Forge Fest at Community Forge 🎨Saturday, September 25: Etna Art Tour 🏃‍♀️Sunday, September 26: The Great Race 🥟Sunday, September 26: Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival at Kennywood
    🚨JOB ALERT 🚨 Google, Key Bank, Duquesne Univ 🚨JOB ALERT 🚨 Google, Key Bank, Duquesne University and more are hiring. We have all the details in our latest job guide. 🔗It’s at the link in our bio.
    DEVELOPMENT: Changes in Uptown Pittsburgh are fina DEVELOPMENT: Changes in Uptown Pittsburgh are finally seeing some real momentum after years of delay. Here are the major projects: ➖ A new $66 million mixed-used development called Fifth & Dinwiddie. This will feature 171 apartments — 20% affordable and the rest market-rate — along with commercial office space, coworking space and space for local retail. The project aims to reach every standard for healthy, sustainable buildings. ➖ A development in the Lower Hill that will be anchored by First National Bank’s headquarters ➖Duquesne University’s planned medical school and the UPMC Vision and Rehabilitation Tower on the Bluff. 🔗Learn more about the new developments at the link in our bio.
    REAL ESTATE: A Gilded Age estate built by the Vand REAL ESTATE: A Gilded Age estate built by the Vandergrift family awaits its next chapter. DETAILS: The 73-room mansion sits on 500 wooded acres in West Virginia, about an hour south of Pittsburgh. Built around 1901, it includes 10 other structures on the site, including a barn, gazebo, shed and workshop. The mansion has a commercial kitchen, library, billiard room, and a chapel. PRICE TAG: The property is listed for $3.8 million. 🔗Head over to the link in our bio for more details on this incredible property.
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