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Is North Hills Village in Pittsburgh, PA still there, the McKnight Road mall where Gimbels opened?
North Hills Village opened in 1956 as a row of stores on McKnight Road in Pittsburgh's North Hills, with an outside walkway in front and a parking field laid out for 3,500 cars. In 1976 the whole row went under one roof. The enclosure left parts of the old storefront...
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Duquesne Light union will return to work after ratifying new contract
On Sept. 30, workers with IBEW Local 29 get honks from passing motorists outside the Duquesne Light Company Preble Service Center in Pittsburgh. (Shane Dunlap | TribLive) Duquesne Light Co. workers ratified a new contract on Sunday evening, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 29 announced. Union leaders and...
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Data center proves a tough sell at Elizabeth Township town hall
“A project like this obviously has an impact on the community, everybody knows that,” developer Tim Hendricks said. “We don’t know anything about what’s going to get approved.” The post Data center proves a tough sell at Elizabeth Township town hall appeared first on Pittsburgh's Public Source . PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.
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Mapping new routes from farm to table in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh’s Public Source is an independent nonprofit newsroom serving the Pittsburgh region. Sign up for their free newsletters. Ben Buchanan learned butchery from older workers in a succession of shops. As that generation retired, he saw farmers left with fewer places to take their animals and shops struggling to find skilled replacements. When the pandemic disrupted the meat industry in 2020, he pushed to finish a mobile meat-processing trailer he had been building. “I really gotta get this thing done and get out there and start doing my thing,” he recalled thinking.
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Demolition of Royer’s building in Greensburg underway
Construction workers from Siegel Excavating demolish the northern side of the old Royers building, taking it down brick by brick, in Greensburg on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026. (Massoud Hossaini | TribLive) Bricks are being peeled away one-by-one from the former Royer’s department store building in downtown Greensburg. Brian Lawrence,...
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Beloved Pa. bakery closes after more than 100 years in business
A cherished Pennsylvania bakery that has been operating for over 100 years has shut its doors for the last time. Minerva Bakery in McKeesport, Allegheny County, said in a Facebook post Monday that with “incredibly heavy hearts” it was announcing that the business would immediately close after 103 years.
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Irwin plans no real estate tax hike in 2027 budget
Irwin property owners should not expect to see an increase in real estate tax to support the town’s government operations next year under a proposed spending plan borough officials discussed last week. A $4.5 million general fund budget under consideration would keep property taxes at 23 mills along with...
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Trek Development Group revives North Point Breeze housing plans after prior bid fails
A few years after a previous plan to build 125 rental homes on a Penn Avenue nexus of North Point Breeze and Homewood faded and then died, downtown-based Trek Development Group is working to bring a new multifamily development to a city-owned property next to Rockwell Park.
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House of the Week: Lawrenceville Row Home Pairs City Living With Rare Outdoor Space
A block off Butler Street, this renovated row home delivers what buyers rarely find this close to the action: a private fenced grassy yard and off-street parking. Behind the classic brick facade, the main level opens to a bright living room where tall ceilings and an open staircase make the space feel twice its footprint. The large dining room seats a crowd with room to spare. The updated kitchen, with stainless appliances, leads straight out to the yard and parking pad, which is exactly where you want it when the grill is going. A rare main level powder room completes the floor.
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After 45 years downtown, Joseph Orlando Clothiers is a family business that’s tailored to last
This year, Joseph Orlando Clothiers hit a rare milestone for a locally owned downtown business, as it celebrated its 45-year anniversary as a premier men’s clothing destination. The store is owned by Joe Orlando, whose father, Joseph Orlando Sr., opened the namesake business in 1981 on Liberty Avenue. The store spent nearly four decades in its original location before moving to its current one on Fourth Avenue several years back and is known for its high-quality offerings and services that include custom fittings and wardrobe consultations. Orlando said as he looks to the future, he is proud to carry on the work and legacy of his father and is dedicated to remaining downtown.
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PNC unveils first premier branch in Pittsburgh area, part of $25M local renovation initiative
PNC officially unveiled its renovated Cranberry Township location, shepherding in the era of the premier branch, a core component of the premier client program that the bank announced in early 2026. Located at 1340 Freedom Rd., it is the first premier branch among several planned in the Pittsburgh area, touting...