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Eighty people were gathered around tables at the Energy Innovation Center in the Hill District on Oct. 22, talking very seriously about the future of Pittsburgh. The discussions were about three possible scenarios to guide the Pittsburgh 2050 Comprehensive Plan. Those three scenarios gave the attendees a choice: Do they want a plan that makes the city better by focusing on housing, or jobs, or climate resilience?

Ms. Vincent was testifying before the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission hearing on Aug. 12 at the Hazelwood Healthy Active Living Center. She spoke to oppose the rate increase proposed by Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority, which recently changed its business name to Pittsburgh Water.

If The Homepage were a ship, its regular contributors would be the crew. I would like to tell you about these generous, talented, energetic and intelligent people.

It took four strong men to carry a piece of Ahmad Jamal’s legacy into the Afro American Music Institute in Homewood.

Gloomy weather couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm for a Feb. 2 forum with incumbent Mayor Ed Gainey and County Controller Corey O’Connor.

The unofficial detour for the closed Charles Anderson Bridge in Schenley Park is about to get more congested.

Pittsburgh Public Schools to seek demographer to solve attendance zone puzzle By Ann Belser If PPS adopts the proposed Facilities...

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