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Public Source at 15: Showing up in our communities
Every day for 15 days, we’re sharing notable impacts, reflections on how our newsroom — and the world — has changed in the last decade and a half, and what we’re thinking about as we look forward.
A new grocer is moving into Squirrel Hill. Its rival says the deal isn’t kosher.
What began as a deal to buy the neighborhood’s signature kosher store ended without a sale — and the prospect of a rival business. A rabbinical tribunal is now tasked with finding resolution.
I look fine, but dealing with chronic illness is my full-time job
My illnesses don’t show up on lab tests, nor do they affect my appearance. Some people think this makes them less real, but a few strong supporters keep me going.
As data centers loom, communities need to organize to protect health and environment
Pennsylvania’s recent action on data centers doesn’t change the fact that only diligence and public engagement on the local level can secure residents’ control over the future of communities.
Paid parental leave compromises emerge at Allegheny County health board meeting
A revised proposal includes concessions to employers, including a shorter period of paid time off, more tenure before the benefit kicks in and an exemption for the smallest businesses.
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