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CP photo: Amanda WaltzPublic art bug sculpture in Wightman Park, Squirrel Hill The pandemic has highlighted the importance of public art, as the format gives artists and patrons a way…
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The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy turns 25 this year, and to celebrate, the nonprofit organization is collecting stories about memorable experiences visitors have had in the many green spaces throughout the city.
Read MoreBrian BatkoBrian Batko’s Steelers chat transcript: 02.01.21Gerry DulacPatricia Rooney, wife of late Steelers chairman, dies at age 88
Read More_____________Also, year-round the Smithsonian-affiliated History Center interprets and preserves African American history and culture through a variety of events and exhibitions curated by the museum’s African American Program.The Carnegie Library…
Read MoreFirst Published January 4, 2021, 6:00amhttps://www.post-gazette.com/local/city/2021/01/04/Pittsburgh-s-longtime-Parks-and-Public-Works-employee-Mike-Gable-reflects-on-a-half-century-city-career/stories/202012310165
Read MorePittsburgh City Council voted 6-3 on Monday to start collecting a new property tax in the coming year.It isn’t a tax that will be a surprise. Pittsburghers voted for the…
Read MorePittsburgh Post-GazetteBusiness of Pittsburgh: A generous community and giving in 2020Joyce GannonWhen the social justice conversation changed, area foundations took a hard look at where the money goes First Published…
Read MoreMichael Machosky November 18, 2020 City Design Snowy path at the Allegheny Observatory in Riverview Park. Photo by Melissa McMasters. Though the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy doesn’t have concrete numbers, the parks are…
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