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Pittsburgh City Paper is a local alternative news outlet focused on covering Pittsburgh’s civic life, arts scene, and cultural landscape.
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25 years ago, The Waterfront reimagined a Homestead brownfield site (opens the original)
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The Waterfront in Homestead marks two important milestones this year. Forty years ago in 1986, the historic Homestead Works closed, ending one of the most important chapters in American industrial and labor history. In its place, a sprawling new commercial district called The Waterfront opened in phases starting
Mothman whiskey, farm fundraiser fun, and more Pittsburgh food news (opens the original)
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Transit Talk: Pittsburgh is not Berlin (opens the original)
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Let me start this month’s Transit Talk by stating the obvious: Pittsburgh is not Berlin. We’re smaller, hillier. The people are arguably nicer here. The driving is inarguably worse. Bars close far earlier, though we keep our public art and historical preservation game pretty strong. Inasmuch as we support <a href="https://www.pghcitypaper.com/arts-entertainment-2/furries-take-o
Pittsburgh celebrates five years of Disability Pride festival (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people visited Schenley Plaza on Sat., Sept. 26, for the fifth annual Disability Pride Celebration in Pittsburgh. Vicki Landers, founder and executive director of Disability Pride Pennsylvania, spoke to attendees about how important this event is for the disabled community. Landers says, “Five years ago we came together with the simple but powerful belief that disabled people deserve to be seen, heard, value
Driftwood Oven serves pizza and dance club vibes with After Dark (opens the original)
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Dylan Thomas wrote, “Do not go gentle into that good night / Old age should burn and rave at close of day / Rage, rage against the dying of the light.” While not a scholarly consensus, many believe he was beseeching elder millennials to resist the temptation to skip the club and spend every night on the couch with their pets. At some point in the past few years, I stopped being willing to l
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