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Lytle Café at 5040 Lytle St. is now for sale, listed for $325,000. The sale comes with a liquor license, entertainment license, Sunday sales permit and all equipment. The two-level apartment upstairs has three bedrooms and one bathroom.

If you’ve traveled along Second Avenue recently, you may have noticed major changes on Hazelwood Green, across from the Saline/Greenfield/Irvine/Second Avenue intersection and railroad trestle. The imposing wall between Second Avenue and Hazelwood Green is gone. Instead, you can see the beginnings of two paths crisscrossing each other in a grassy field. A bench is visible closer to the river. The sight made me curious enough to ask around to get the scoop.

It’s not a new idea, but it might be one whose time has come. The Bus Line Refresh is an opportunity to push for a connection that transit advocates and Hazelwoodians have been requesting for years, according to Pittsburghers for Public Transit Executive Director Laura Wiens.