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I renovated my Pittsburgh home with grief in my toolbelt and three generations of family ties

Growing up 30 miles north of Pittsburgh, spending weekends with my grandparents near the city always felt like a Walt Disney vacation. I memorized our route to the South Hills so firmly that I could be half asleep in the backseat of my parents’ car and sense when we were about to turn off the interstate onto the Carnegie exit. My internal odometer knew that in just a mile we...


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Lessons of Springdale: Towns must prepare if they want any say over data centers

When Springdale council approved plans for a noise-making, energy-sucking data center in their square-mile borough, they framed it as a David and Goliath matchup. Except, in this case, David put down his sling and submitted to his towering adversary.

All but two of the seven councilors voted in favor of the development, though not one said they wanted it.


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Develop PGH newsletter moves to Mondays to give you advance look at key Pittsburgh meetings

If you’re already a subscriber to the Develop PGH email newsletter by Pittsburgh’s Public Source, you’re used to receiving a Wednesday summary of our deep reporting on housing, construction, finance, workforce and more.

Maybe you’ve sometimes read an item and thought: “I wish ...


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500 show for training in rapid response to ICE in Pittsburgh

On a frigid January night, more than 500 people gathered at Shadyside Presbyterian Church to train in responding to federal immigration enforcement in the Pittsburgh area.

The Dignity in Action Rapid Response Training, hosted Jan. 20 by Frontline Dignity, taught participants about their rights and how to minimize escalation when dealing with law enforcement.

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Zoning Board rejects Strip District condos, but developer holds out hope for O’Connor

This story was originally published by NEXTpittsburgh, a news partner of PublicSource. NEXTpittsburgh features the people, projects and places advancing the region and the innovative and cool things happening here.


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