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Plans Are Underway to Rejuvenate Liberty Avenue in Downtown Pittsburgh
T here’s construction underway on a 4-acre, $31 million outdoor entertainment area at Downtown’s Eighth Street, spearheaded ...
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Antisemitic fliers thrown from car in Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh
Fliers denigrating Jews were strewn around Squirrel Hill, and residents were reportedly targeted with antisemitic epithets, ...
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Antisemitic fliers thrown from car in Squirrel Hill neighborhood
Fliers denigrating Jews were strewn around Squirrel Hill, and residents were reportedly targeted with antisemitic epithets, ...
Indicted Pa. Air National Guard member’s co-defendant pleads guilty to vandalizing synagogue
The Pa. woman defaced the building with a man indicted for lying to obtain a top-secret security clearance who called himself ...
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Pittsburgh Resident Pleads Guilty to Synagogue Vandalism Conspiracy in Squirrel Hill
Talya A. Lubit pleaded guilty to vandalizing the Chabad of Squirrel Hill synagogue with anti-Semitic graffiti. She will pay ...
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Pennsylvania's state primaries
WASHINGTON (AP) — Pennsylvania’s two largest cities will hold primaries Tuesday for high-profile municipal offices, while ...
Bill Benter: How Pittsburgh helped the homeless and reclaimed its most vital public spaces
Pittsburgh has marked a significant but under-appreciated milestone — the end of major tent encampments downtown. Consider ...
Say what? Separating fact from fiction in Pittsburgh mayor's race
As Pittsburgh’s Democratic rivals for mayor spew facts and figures on the campaign trail, they’re also sprinkling in misinformation. Whether by accident or design, Mayor Ed Gainey and Allegheny County ...