What to do this week in Pittsburgh: Jan. 14-20, 2019
Pierogi-making, Punxsutawney Phil, and a pancake party.
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Pittsburgh food in August 2018: What’s opening and what’s closing
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Climb into Pittsburgh history this summer on a ‘Stair Stepping and Cider Sipping’ tour
Pittsburgh is home to more public staircases than any other city in America.
Pittsburgh restaurants and bars
Pittsburgh food in May 2018: What’s opening and what’s closing
Get ready for the meat sweats.
In Perry South, transforming a vacant school into a community resource center
This community resource mall will "go a long way to break down invisible walls.”
Pittsburgh restaurants and bars
Pittsburgh food in April 2018: What’s opening and what’s closing
This specialty cheese shop was worth the wait.
A hardcore partnership brought Spring Hill Brewing to Pittsburgh. And it opens July 13.
Summer hours will be 4-11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Public safety is a top priority for District 1’s Darlene Harris, whose district’s neighborhoods are ‘coming back’
Want to get involved in District 1? Contact Harris, who's also running for mayor. "I can always find something for them to do."
These are the Pittsburgh-area pols up for reelection in 2017, 2018
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