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Carson, PA · Lifestyle
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Former Youngwood Sheetz to house Hayden’s Pharmacy, Corner Market, diner
A former Sheetz site in Youngwood is set for a multi-business transformation as local entrepreneur Ed Christofano moves two of his ventures to the property and adds a 1950s-style diner. Hayden’s Pharmacy — which also has locations in Mt. Pleasant Borough and Donegal Township — opened along North Fourth Street...
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This Pennsylvania Bakery Serves Up Donuts So Good They Deserve Their Own Netflix Documentary
Somewhere in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, there’s a bakery quietly making donuts that could change your entire outlook on life. Donut Chef Brick Oven Bakery isn’t just a place to grab a quick breakfast treat on your way to work. It’s a destination. It’s the kind of place that...
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Badamo Family Grocery Review – Sandwiches & Italian Goods
If you fancy a slice of pizza, odds are good you are familiar with Badamo’s in Dormont and the North Side. Their two pizza shops have been serving up some of the best slices and pies in all of Pittsburgh for years and have been a go-to of ours as well.
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Owner of Windy Heights Farm in East Huntingdon to revive Oakford Park Fruit Market near Jeannette
East Huntingdon farmer Greg Forejt Jr. aims to revive a decades-old market selling fresh produce near Jeannette that closed last year upon the owner’s retirement. Forejt, 34, in March purchased the former Oakford Park Fruit Market, 1008 Route 130 in Hempfield, near Jeannette. He is renovating the space — gutting its electrical wiring and installing refrigerated display coolers to sell meat, milk and dairy products.
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The Mouthwatering Pizza Slices At This Pennsylvania Restaurant Are Literally Too Big For One Plate
A pizza slice usually fits neatly on one plate. At Benny Fierro’s in Pittsburgh, that may not be enough. This casual shop on East Carson Street is known for serving giant, thin-crust slices that can look almost comically large compared with a standard slice. For many first-time visitors, the sheer size becomes part of the experience before they even take their first bite.