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By the Numbers: All About Oakland’s New Kamin Tower
It won’t be long until a new tower joins Oakland’s distinctive skyline. UPMC Presbyterian Kamin Tower broke ground in 2022, adjacent to the nearly-100-year-old Presbyterian hospital. Officials say the medical giant received a “philanthropic gift” from Daniel G. and Carole L. Kamin and the Kamin Family Foundation in 2025, which has advanced the project further; now, ribbon-cutting for the new building is expected to take place on Jan. 20, 2027 with patients slated to move in on Jan. 24, 2027.
actapgh.org
Eastbound I-376 Squirrel Hill Tunnel Overnight Closure Monday in Pittsburgh
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is announcing a closure in the eastbound (outbound) Squirrel Hill Tunnel in the City of Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, will occur Monday night, November 9. A closure will occur in the eastbound (outbound) Squirrel Hill Tunnel from 10:00 PM Monday night until 5:00 AM Tuesday...
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Route 3069 West Liberty Avenue, Route 3119 McFarland Road Utility Work Continues Monday in Pittsburgh
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is announcing utility work on Route 3069 (West Liberty Avenue) and Route 3119 (McFarland Road) in Dormont Borough and the Municipality of Mt. Lebanon, Allegheny County will begin Monday, November 9 weather permitting. To accommodate utility hole inspection and cleaning operations, there will be...
Beaver County Times
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
North Side parents weigh school culture, student transitions under Pittsburgh Public Schools plan
North Side parents raised concerns about school culture, leadership, student transitions, curriculum and facilities during a public session about Pittsburgh Public Schools’ proposed school closures and realignment. City school administrators held their third regional update meeting Thursday at Allegheny Traditional Academy, to hear feedback and provide details on its...
WPXI Pittsburgh
Beacon Communities closes on thermal plant it plans to convert into affordable apartments
Pittsburgh Pirates fans have long been able to look out at the downtown skyline beyond PNC Park to see the aging orange-brick and long unused Pittsburgh Allegheny County Thermal Building topped with smoke stacks suggestive of its use for more than a century generating steam to heat buildings in and around downtown.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Gleb Tsipursky: Pittsburgh’s boroughs should rehearse an AI mistake before buying the tool
Allegheny County’s smaller municipalities have a practical opportunity with artificial intelligence. The same systems that can help a stretched staff draft a routine notice or compare paperwork can also send an authoritative-looking mistake to a resident. Before a borough pays for another AI tool, its officials should rehearse what they will do when the tool gets a consequential fact wrong.
multihousingnews.com
Starwood JV Lands $100M for Pittsburgh Student Housing Project
The 672-bed development is scheduled to come online ahead of the 2028 academic year. A joint venture between Starwood Capital Group and Trinitas Ventures has secured a $100.3 million construction loan for Atmosphere Pittsburgh, a 672-bed student housing development in Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood. Affinius Capital originated the financing. Starwood...
nextpittsburgh.com
Once an exclusive haven for Pittsburgh’s elite, Pitt’s University Club is now open to everyone
Location: University Club at University of Pittsburgh in Oakland. Featured guests: Danielle Olcott, director of food and beverage; Robyn Tongel, hospitality concierge; and Jana Sestili, director of event & conference services, at Pitt’s University Club. 3 things that surprised me:. 1. Acclaimed architect Henry Hornbostel designed The University Club...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Sara-Summer Oliphant: Pittsburgh can’t build an inclusive future by making affordable housing optional
Pittsburgh City Council’s approval of its revised affordable housing zoning policy on Oct. 27 raises a troubling question: Who will benefit from the city’s growth, and who will be left behind?. The legislation allows developers to access additional building benefits by providing affordable housing or paying $25 per...