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Pitt ‘powerhouse’ team grapples with significant funding loss
The William Pitt Debating Union, a top-ranked team with more than 30 members, may not be able to travel to competitions following a steep cut.
Before we talk about Pittsburgh media’s future, how about some deep listening?
I’ve researched Southwestern Pennsylvania news. The loss of a newsroom is a tragedy. If we fail to listen to communities before responding, it will be compounded by missed opportunity.
‘Armed queers don’t get bashed’: Pink Pistols Pittsburgh marks year as Second Amendment community
“We teach queer people to shoot. Then we teach others that we have done so.” A gay gun rights group takes stock after a year of local growth and national turmoil.
UPMC to give Pittsburgh $10 million for new ambulances
The announcement arrives as the city fights off snow with a faltering truck fleet, and follows many attempts by mayors to squeeze funds from major nonprofits.
Maps: Pittsburgh has more decaying homes than it can demolish
The city saw a three-year surge in demolitions of abandoned structures, but the federal funds are gone and disrepair is again outrunning the wrecking crews.
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