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Art
A 19th century papier-mâché pianoforte, a daguerreotype photograph of President Barack Obama inaugural address,  and water decanters commissioned by President James Monroe are among the works...more
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Bringing the history of humans and their domesticated animals together, the Carnegie Museum of Natural History will display Andy Warhol’s Dogs and Cats...more
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Produce Terminal seen from 19th Street
The Urban Redevelopment Authority Board voted today to approve a Memorandum of Understanding...more
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Local February 20, 2012
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Praying Anti-Abortion Activists Will Return for Lent
February 22 to April 1 is not only a period to give up a favorite guilty pleasure for the Christian Lenten Season, activists also plan to make it  a time to take a stand against abortion. The...more
Art February 13, 2012
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City's Museums Collaborate with Warhol's Dogs and Cats Series
Andy Warhol, Cat, 1976
Bringing the history of humans and their domesticated animals together, the Carnegie Museum of Natural History will display Andy Warhol’s Dogs and Cats paintings through the end of June.The Warhol...more
Art February 13, 2012
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New Funding for an Art Barge and Other Local Awesomeness
Experience Counterpoint, a "guerrilla chamber orchestra"
The Awesome Pittsburgh Foundation, a new local chapter of a national project, is on a citywide search for one thing: new projects it thinks are awesome.Each month the group awards a $1,000 grant to an...more
Architecture February 9, 2012
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Strip District Makeover To Move Forward
Produce Terminal seen from 19th Street
The Urban Redevelopment Authority Board voted today to approve a Memorandum of Understanding between the URA and The Buncher Company to begin renovation of the Strip District. Pittsburgh Mayor Luke...more
Culture February 9, 2012
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Play Explores Gammage Death
The Gammage Project
A new play exploring the 1995 arrest and death of Johnny Gammage opens tonight at the Henry Heymann Theater. It runs through February 19 before moving on to the August Wilson center Downtown March 2nd....more
Economy February 2, 2012
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State May Require Asset Test to Qualify For Food Assistance
Starting in May, Pennsylvania will likely join a minority of states that check to see if people have too much in savings to qualify for federal food stamps. Some 43 jurisdictions, including states,...more
Local February 1, 2012
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Cardinal Bevilacqua Dead Age 88
After a battle with an undisclosed form of cancer and dementia, Retired Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua died Tuesday in his sleep at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in the Philadelphia suburb of Wynnewood....more
Politics January 31, 2012
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Pennsylvania House Declares The Year of the Bible
Religion inside the state Capitol dome.
You may have thought 2012 was the year of the dragon, but state House lawmakers have assigned a moniker.With a unanimous vote last week, House members declared 2012 the “Year of the Bible.”The...more
Architecture January 25, 2012
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Cambria County Historical Landmarks To Be Put to Good Use
The Immaculate Conception Church in Johnstown
In order to prevent Johnstown landmarks from being stripped of their history and possibly even being torn down, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Cambria County will formally transfer the ownership of three...more
Art January 20, 2012
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Afghan War Exhibit Comes to Pittsburgh
"What's Left of Kabul," Hannah Swenson, Courtney Mandeville, and Layth Awartani
“Windows and Mirrors: Reflections on the War in Afghanistan” is making its next stop in downtown Pittsburgh this Friday. 45 murals from across the U.S., along with drawings collected from...more