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On Penn Avenue, First Friday’s Unblurred vision peers into the future
Garfield’s arts crawl has grown from gallery walls into a network of bars, studios and street-level encounters. Nearby development hasn’t dulled the artists’ determination to enliven the neighborhood.
‘It’s not going to be the same.’ Back-to-school in Pittsburgh bittersweet ahead of closures.
With 12 schools set to shutter next year or beyond, PPS parents brace for different teachers, class-sizes and cultures from those they and their children have known.
The risk of eviction may be higher than you think. Here’s what you should know.
Last year, landlords statewide filed more than 100,000 cases that can lead to eviction, including nearly 13,600 in and around Pittsburgh. For struggling tenants, asking the right questions, getting accurate answers and tapping resources can keep a bad situation from getting worse.
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The library was there when she needed it. Now, she’s paying it forward.
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s digital collection helped one busy reader rediscover books and fit reading back into her life.
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