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Quizburgh: How well do you remember the year in Pittsburgh sports?
From a Stanley Cup win to Juju Smith-Schuster’s stolen bike and Antonio Brown’s contract extension
Welcome to the third in our series of 2017 Pittsburgh news quizzes. This one deals with the year in sports that was — everything from a Stanley Cup win to Juju Smith-Schuster’s stolen bike and Antonio Brown’s contract extension.
See if you remember all of it without the help of a search engine, and tweet at us to let us know how you did: @theinclinepgh.
Find more 2017 news quizzes here, and join us Jan. 5 for trivia and beer at East End Brewery Taproom. Get your tickets (and support our local journalism) here. Bonus: There will be prizes.
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Is Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate 20 percent higher than the national average? Not anymore.
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Scott Wagner made the claim in a fundraising email.
Fresh Divide: After years without a grocery store, a new kind of market comes to Clairton
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Monkey balls, banana apples, and buckeyes: Answering all your Pittsburgh tree questions
You can't stump these tree experts.
Fresh Divide: Gardens sprout in Homewood, where residents ‘decided to grow our own food’
"No resident should have to leave their community to go grocery shopping."
Tom Hanks snapped that viral ‘Love Thy Neighbor’ photo at Pittsburgh’s Saint Mary of the Mount
"It’s a really challenging message but also a really simple one."
Fresh Divide: Could an urban farm help those marooned on Pittsburgh’s Hilltop?
High prices compound an underlying lack of food access for a dozen southern communities.
70 years ago, deadly smog in Donora started a clean air movement
Get a glimpse of life in 1948 at The Donora Smog Museum.
Fresh Divide: Inside Pittsburgh’s food deserts, where buying milk or veggies is impossible
“There’s the dichotomy: It’s a foodie city, but not a lot of people are close to a grocery store."
What to do this week in Pittsburgh: Oct. 15-21, 2018
Job advice? Got it. Gigantic pumpkins? Yup. Creepy puppets? Sure.
‘What’s up with the monkey balls?’ The story of Pittsburgh’s weirdest tree
It's a tale of woolly mammoth poop, agricultural innovation, and evolutionary anomaly.
Gov. Wolf is silent on Wagner’s face-stomping threat, but running mate Fetterman calls it ‘terroristic’
Wagner’s campaign said the comment was a "metaphor."
Can the LGBTQ community take down Harrisburg’s ‘biggest bigot’?
Daniel Smith’s campaign against Daryl Metcalfe has galvanized Philadelphia.
Are young people really staying in Pittsburgh?
The answer relies on data, Pittsburgh history, and the stories of families and neighbors.
Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. hopeful Jeff Bartos says the death penalty is a deterrent. Researchers disagree.
The candidate made the claim in a televised debate, so we fact checked it.
This Pittsburgh accessibility advocate says disability can — and probably will — happen to you
“... if we just thought in those terms, I wouldn't have to do this work.”
No, the colorful house on Mount Washington wasn’t built for ‘The Real World’
Two houses. One rumor. No seasons of "The Real World" in Pittsburgh.
Ballot initiatives you’ll vote on in Pennsylvania — and more answers to your election questions
Tell us what you *need to know* before Nov. 6.
I spent a night terrifying people at ScareHouse. Here’s what you need to know about your tormentors
"There’s all sorts of different ways to scare somebody. But what I think is the most effective is the psychological scare," my Mother Demon said.
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