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The Savvy Yinzer’s Guide To: Dog Names

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City of Pittsburgh commits to expanding Learn and Earn youth employment to year-round

WESA 5/13 11:32P Jillian Forstadt

Pittsburgh city leaders are teaming up with the workforce development nonprofit Partner4Work to expand their summertime Learn and Earn program into the school year.

Reading, math scores are sliding nationwide. These Pa. school districts are bucking the trend

WESA 5/12 11:30P Jillian Forstadt

Researchers warn that the U.S. is experiencing a reading recession, but they also note that some schools — including several in Western Pennsylvania — are bucking that trend.

First Amendment rights at center of clash between Pa. schools and students over ICE walkouts

WESA 5/11 11:31P Amanda Fries | Spotlight PA

Pennsylvania students have a First Amendment right to protest ICE, but schools can discipline walkouts as they would any unexcused absence and not more harshly due to the...

Pittsburgh teens weigh in on their ouster from Market Square, call for more ‘third spaces’ Downtown

WESA 5/10 11:32P Jillian Forstadt

While city officials have indicated that students cannot hang around the square unless they are buying and eating food, they have not offered any alternatives for kids...

Pine-Richland School Board revises controversial library book policy

WESA 5/5 9:15A Glynis Board

Changes reverse measures passed last year that expanded the Pine-Richland School Board's role in library book selection. The board approved the revision by a 5-4 vote.

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These Pittsburghers explored every Pennsylvania state park and found more than nature

NEXTpittsburgh 5/14 1:00A Aakanksha Agarwal

Inside a gift shop, Joe and Donna Brosky spotted the Pennsylvania State Parks and State Forests Passport. “It was like the universe handed us a calling card, says Joe....

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Summer Wind : Pittsburgh Blogger 5/14 12:00A noreply@blogger.com (Sydney Carv

Mother's Day dinner! Love using our wedding plates , water goblets , and these adorable blue tealight lamps ! Resting in bed this weekend, trying to stay away from the tree pollen!!!!! Cutest little...

The Savvy Yinzer’s Guide To: Dog Names

Pittsburgh Magazine 5/13 7:43A Huck Beard

Y our dog called, and he wants a different name. What is it with you people? How hard is it to give a dog a great name? He s let loose at the dog park to meet Genghis, Kawaii and Delilah, and you...

Getaway: Black History and Eastern European Traditions Meet in Cincinnati

Pittsburgh Magazine 5/13 7:29A Huck Beard

FINDLAY MARKET. PHOTO BY HUCK BEARD T he Ohio River has always been a dividing line. For much of the 19th century, it separated slave states from free ones, South from North, one kind of American life...

Know-It-All: Pgh Book Fest Tells a Great Story

Pittsburgh Magazine 5/13 6:52A Huck Beard

P ittsburgh has always had a good story to tell; once a year, it gathers to tell it out loud. Pgh Book Fest is a free, all-ages celebration of the city s literary community, drawing novelists, poets...

The Savvy Yinzer’s Guide To: Dog Names

Everything you need to know about Pennsylvania’s primary election on May 19: How to vote, where to...

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City of Pittsburgh commits to expanding Learn and Earn youth employment to year-round

Reading, math scores are sliding nationwide. These Pa. school districts are bucking the trend

First Amendment rights at center of clash between Pa. schools and students over ICE walkouts

Pittsburgh teens weigh in on their ouster from Market Square, call for more ‘third spaces’ Downtown

Pine-Richland School Board revises controversial library book policy

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These Pittsburghers explored every Pennsylvania state park and found more than nature

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The Savvy Yinzer’s Guide To: Dog Names

Getaway: Black History and Eastern European Traditions Meet in Cincinnati

Know-It-All: Pgh Book Fest Tells a Great Story

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