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Allegheny County Council elects environmental advocate as president, replacing Catena
Plum Democrat Michelle Naccarati-Chapkis was elected president by a 15-0 vote.
Pittsburgh school takes last year’s 100+ fights down to single digits
Pittsburgh Arlington PreK-8 has seen stable leadership, thoughtful approaches to conflict and need, and a plunge in the violence that plagued the halls last year.
Small historical societies keep big stories alive
History keepers preserve Southwestern Pennsylvania’s stories as America turns 250.
Please don’t laugh: Improv improved me in so many ways
In a world where human connection is slowly eroding, I didn’t think the antidote I needed was here in Pittsburgh. Then I enrolled at UCBurgh.
Primary loss by Allegheny County Council president a sign of the times
Political observers say Brittany Bloam’s landslide win in a suburban legislative primary wasn’t just about an anti-trans mailer, and the challenge to Pat Catena’s council presidency may bring another blow to a fading power base.
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