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BRAD HUNDT

Reporter · US

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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Brad Hundt

    Peters council rejects comprehensive plan, asks for revisions (opens the original)

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    After more than a year of work, open houses and surveys, Peters Township Council rejected its comprehensive plan on Monday, saying that more work needed to be done on it. Specifically, council said that more work needed to be done to clarify the status of a property a 366-acre property off Venetia Road that is partially zoned for mixed residential use, which means that high-density housing like apartments, condominiums and townhouses could be placed there. The plan that was rejected by council s

  2. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Brad Hundt

    Sarris Candies opens Scoop Shop at Market District store (opens the original)

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    Treats from Canonsburg-based Sarris Candies are available at most Giant Eagle and Market District locations, but Sarris is making its presence felt even more at one Market District store. Last week, the Sarris Scoop Shop opened at the Market District store on Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh. It will offer ice cream cones, sundaes, milkshakes and other treats. Sarris has an ice cream parlor at its Canonsburg store, so opening the Scoop Shop in Pittsburgh expands what the company calls its “ice cream ex

  3. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Brad Hundt

    Fall is in the air… and festivals are here, there and everywhere (opens the original)

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    The mornings are darker and crisper, jackets are being pulled out of the back corners of closets and baking a pumpkin pie now seems much more appealing now than it did in those humidity-drenched days in July. Fall has arrived, but it’s not time yet to retreat under a heavy quilt with a cup of cocoa just yet. And if the prospect of taking a carefree drive in the country to look at the colors seems a little more daunting with gas hovering near $5 a gallon, there are plenty of festivals in the regi

  4. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Brad Hundt

    Houston Pumpkin Festival canceled due to recent rainfall, flooding (opens the original)

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    The Houston Pumpkin Festival has been canceled this year as a result of recent heavy rainfall and flooding. In a social media post Thursday, festival organizers said they made “the difficult decision to cancel the 2026 Houston Pumpkin Festival due to unsafe conditions at the festival grounds caused by recent weather events, continued rainfall and flooding.” The festival had been set to start on Oct. 9 and continue through Oct. 11. The festival grounds are behind American Legion Post No. 902 in t

  5. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Brad Hundt

    ‘That kinship in the dark’: Pittsburgh Silent Film Festival to look back on great movies of 1926 (opens the original)

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    It was the heyday of the taciturn occupant of the White House who was known as “Silent Cal.” The movies were still silent in 1926, too, but were just a year away from “talking,” thanks to Al Jolson and “The Jazz Singer.” The rest of the world was getting noisier, too – record sales were booming and radio stations were beginning to dot the landscape. Cities were getting bigger and their streets were getting clogged with more and more cars. Some of those drivers might have been venturing to one of

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