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Pittsburgh small retailers feed the local economy and offer intangibles the likes of Amazon cannot give

Avoid the online and big-box retailers on Small Business Saturday and support a perpetual-motion machine boosting Pittsburgh’s local economy

By Ryan Deto Nov 21, 2018

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Pittsburgh small retailers feed the local economy and offer intangibles the likes of Amazon cannot give

By Ryan Deto, News

Gab Bonesso seriously loves parades

By Gab Bonesso, Editorial

Netflix documentary Shirkers uncovers the lost filmmaking dreams of Singaporean teenagers

By Hannah Lynn, TV & Streaming

Local author Jane Bernstein writes new children’s book about dogs and immigration

By Rege Behe, Feature Extras

Who decided what "comfort food" in Pittsburgh means?

By Tereneh Idia, Editorial

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Pittsburgh small retailers feed the local economy and offer intangibles the likes of Amazon cannot give

Pittsburgh small retailers feed the local economy and offer intangibles the likes of Amazon cannot give

By Ryan Deto

Avoid the online and big-box retailers on Small Business Saturday and support a perpetual-motion machine boosting Pittsburgh’s local economy
Local author Jane Bernstein writes new children’s book about dogs and immigration

Local author Jane Bernstein writes new children’s book about dogs and immigration

By Rege Behe

Gina From Siberia is both entertaining and timely as it explores the immigrant experience through the eyes of a dog.
Refugee writers continue to find sanctuary at City of Asylum

Refugee writers continue to find sanctuary at City of Asylum

By Taylor Fife

City of Asylum has dedicated its entire organization to promoting a safe space where writers can express themselves creatively without fear of persecution.
Hold the Turkey

Hold the Turkey

By Amanda Waltz

Ditch the turkey and try our list of vegetarian-friendly restaurants open this Thursday
A very vegetarian non-Thanksgiving

A very vegetarian non-Thanksgiving

By Amanda Waltz

How I learned to stop worrying and give up the turkey.
Pittsburgh offered $6.7 billion in a failed bid for Amazon HQ2, one of the largest incentive proposals ever

Pittsburgh offered $6.7 billion in a failed bid for Amazon HQ2, one of the largest incentive proposals ever

By Ryan Deto

Leaders said the bid brought institutions together and garnered bipartisan support, but it’s unclear if it will be useful in the future.
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Music
Woodland Hills senior Eli Alfieri uses music as a form of coping

Woodland Hills senior Eli Alfieri uses music as a form of coping

By Jordan Snowden

“I’m just trying to talk more about happiness, inner peace, and philosophy.”
7 Days of Concerts

7 Days of Concerts

By Jordan Snowden

Aesop Rock and TOBACCO come together for <i>Malibu Ken</i>

Aesop Rock and TOBACCO come together for Malibu Ken

By Jordan Snowden

Prepare to have your face melted off. Or, to at least watch someone else’s face melt.
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Stage
Attack Theatre reworks <i>In Defense of Gravity</i>

Attack Theatre reworks In Defense of Gravity

By Steve Sucato

Pittsburgh Public Theater stages the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama <i>Sweat</i>

Pittsburgh Public Theater stages the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama Sweat

By Alex Gordon

It's a bleak, sardonic, charming production that sticks to you long after the show ends
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Food+Drink
Morcilla checks all the boxes

Morcilla checks all the boxes

By Maggie Weaver

Try these thanksgiving-adjacent cocktails

Try these thanksgiving-adjacent cocktails

By Maggie Weaver

It’s the perfect seasonal spirit: spicy and warm, but versatile enough to please the pickiest drinker.
Fl. 2's second Guest Chef Dinner Series stuns with dishes like artichoke dusted with vegetable ash

Fl. 2's second Guest Chef Dinner Series stuns with dishes like artichoke dusted with vegetable ash

By Maggie Weaver

Peraza’s kitchen was a stage. The dinner was a performance from talented chefs, a show of exquisite plates
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Screen
Netflix documentary <i>Shirkers</i> uncovers the lost filmmaking dreams of Singaporean teenagers

Netflix documentary Shirkers uncovers the lost filmmaking dreams of Singaporean teenagers

By Hannah Lynn

It’s a collage of their past and present selves, held together by a secret they never wanted to keep
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Blogs
#MusicMonday Wrap-up: Nov. 19

#MusicMonday Wrap-up: Nov. 19

By Jordan Snowden

This was a weekend of changes: new record deals, new music, new shows.
Top 5 Light Up Night Alternatives

Top 5 Light Up Night Alternatives

By Jordan Snowden

Looking for something to do tonight that doesn’t include joining the masses of Pittsburghers at Light Up Night?
Now Streaming: #NewMusicFriday Nov. 16

Now Streaming: #NewMusicFriday Nov. 16

By Jordan Snowden

Fri., Nov. 16. So much music, so little time. But, CP staff writer, Jordan Snowden is here to help.
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Views

Gab Bonesso seriously loves parades

By Gab Bonesso

What’s a girl got to do to get on a WPXI Holiday Parade Float?

Who decided what "comfort food" in Pittsburgh means?

By Tereneh Idia

It's more than pierogis, pickles, and fries on salad.
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