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As I stood and watched the completion of the Glen Hazel Highrise in 1975, I thought how wonderful it was for the community to finally have an affordable building completed for seniors and those with disabilities. Glen Hazel Bernice Crawley Highrise residents celebrated 50 years of their building’s existence on Sept. 26.

Mr. Gainey highlighted how his approach to development and affordable housing differs from that of his challenger in the primary, Allegheny County Controller and former District 5 City Councilor Corey O’Connor.

The 31st Ward monthly meeting was held at Mifflin School on Tuesday, Feb. 11.

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

Man who launched project honored with proclamation for 44 years promoting housing, health care By Juliet Martinez, managing editor The...

By Juliet Martinez, Managing Editor The Feb. 17 31st Ward community meeting with Mayor Ed Gainey and District 5 Councilor Barb Warwick...

By Ziggy Edwards The 2022-2023 school year has brought transportation and safety challenges to Hazelwood students. Their families, along...

No further traffic calming until spring, Gainey administration says. By Juliet Martinez Residents of Glen Hazel made impassioned pleas...