A Planned Parenthood office in Pittsburgh. In the wake of last Friday’s Supreme Court decision scrapping Roe v. Wade, we’re taking a look at the state of affairs for abortion access locally, where Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania elected officials and candidates stand and how you can get involved if you’re concerned about the ruling. We’ve got everything […] Read more.
Tell us about your work—your job and/or any volunteer work. I am a flameworker (which is a form of glassblowing) based out of Highland Park. Wax poetic for a second and tell us: what brings you most alive about this city? The people, music, art, and greenery. What’s your favorite Pittsburgh memory? Playing on the […] Read more.
@onionmaiden 👋 Welcome! 🍔 Back to the Foodture is expanding with a food trailer. They’ll be celebrating this and their one year anniversary in Southside with Back to the Foodture Day on June 8 with a real Delorean. The eatery plans a downtown location later this year. 🍞 Baked True North is the latest purveyor […] Read more.
Courtesy of Tara Czekaj and Carol Whaley. Tell us about your work—your job and/or any volunteer work. Tara: I am a Humane Policy Volunteer Leader for the Humane Society of the United States, The Citizen Newspaper’s Pawsitive News blogger, serve on the Animal Friends Board Humane Legislation Committee, am the webmaster for Merlin’s Safe Haven […] Read more.
Today’s Locals to Know is sponsored by Familylinks. Serving nearly 9,000 people annually, Familylinks offers a variety of family-centered services in the areas of Behavioral Health, Youth & Family Services, Service Coordination and Senior Services. Learn more at familylinks.org, or follow Familylinks on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. Tell us about your work—your job and/or any volunteer work. I work as […] Read more.