NLRB rules in favor of, reinstates workers at UPMC
By Ashley Murray
South Side's Double Wide Grill has a dog patio, ready to serve you and your furry pal
UPMC workers turn down “significant” settlement offer in NLRB case
City Paper Podcast: Dirty Gertie the Poor Polluted Birdie
A look back at Pittsburgh's polluted past
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While Bernie Sanders’ supporters still disagree about Hillary Clinton, they’re uniting behind down-ballot candidates
“This movement is working toward a progressive goal in the bottom-up revolution.”
Tags: News, Bernie Sanders, election, Hillary Clinton, politics, Katie McGinty, Mike Doyle, Jay Costa, John Fetterman, Pat Toomey, Wall Street
What you need to know about Pittsburgh news this week
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Pittsburgh bocce traditions are alive and well in Bloomfield
“Everybody gets together, and usually there’s a little bit of wine involved.”
Tags: Sports News, Bloomfield, bocce, Little Italy Days, Italian heritage, Cedarville court, tournament, Video
The Nepali Bazaar, in Brentwood, is a popular shop for Pittsburgh’s growing Bhutanese community
The grocery stocks flours, spice and less-common fruits
Tags: Dining, Nepali Bazaar, Giant Eagle, On The Side
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Re: Hazelwood and Greenfield need flood protection and pedestrian infrastructure, not a multi-million dollar driverless shuttle, say residents and advocates
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Recent moves by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette management have led to a shrinking and increasingly chaotic newsroom. Can the P-G survive?
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Conor Lamb will vote to impeach President Trump, all but ensuring impeachment in House
Pennsylvania would be among the hardest hit states if Obamacare were repealed
A lot of Pennsylvanians asked Google if they should break up with their boyfriends
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Re: Professor of history pens book about homegrown Mayor Sophie Masloff
What about Burstin? This Article is too short. You don’t mention where Burstin is a…
Posted by: Patricia Joseph on Dec 12, 2019
Re: A newspaper removed: The story behind this week's Pittsburgh City Paper cover photo
Thank you!
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Re: Hazelwood and Greenfield need flood protection and pedestrian infrastructure, not a multi-million dollar driverless shuttle, say residents and advocates
Paul- You've been a cheerleader for the MOC since way back when it was called…
Posted by: Ray Gerard on Dec 11, 2019