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Even though Pittsburgh Pride has come and gone, there are still many amazing Pride events to enjoy around the 'Burgh this month!
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On June 12, Pittsburghers have the opportunity to check out the science center after dark while they learn about LGBTQ history and show their pride in a fantastical way during the Kamin Science Center’s Queer as Folklore 21+ night...
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A bookish UFO conference, a zombified weekend at the mall, a night of Ukrainian animation, and more of Pittsburgh's top events this week...
Allegheny County could soon become the first place in Pennsylvania to mandate paid parental leave. Today is the last day to submit public comments.
This queer-owned pop-up business features an on-site inclusive tailoring service...
El Colibri has opened their first brick-and-mortar restaurant at 5331 Penn Ave. in Garfield. City Paper had the pleasure of speaking with Jeimy Ibarra about the family history and experiences that shaped the business...
After 173 years, Sewickley has its first-ever borough flag.
The decaying house was a metaphor for the artist’s own eventual death. It’s a topic that had recurred in the late Michals’ work, in pieces such as “Death Comes to the Old Lady” (1969), “The Spirit Leaves the Body” (1968), “A Man Going to Heaven” (1967) and “Grandpa Goes to Heaven” (1989).
Yes, this article is about affordable-ish housing. But you can't have a home without a job. So we're looking at the potential future careers of Pittsburgh, and here's what we came up with...
Summertime means more free time for kids and teens, and more questions about the most effective, least discriminatory ways to address youth violence in Pittsburgh...
Pittsburgh now tends to be pretty high on lists of the Best Places to Start a Career (#7) and Best U.S. Metros where Graduates can Study, Stay, and Start a Career (#8).
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Summertime means more free time for kids and teens, and more questions about the most effective, least discriminatory ways to address youth violence in Pittsburgh.
