Cicadas and COVID define night of movies by Pittsburgh filmmakers
Locust Street Media screens several new locally-made films spanning various subjects during CICADA: A Night of Pittsburgh Premieres.
Lawrence Hall, Pittsburgh’s swanky new food hall, puts past and present on the plate
Lawrence Hall, built within a repurposed 1890s warehouse, brims with history, and promises to be both a gastronome’s dream and a relaxing space to unwind.
How sex workers can bring much-needed “human happiness” to the disabled
When it comes to people with disabilities, while it is not their therapist’s or clinician’s job to meet the human needs of sexual intimacy and touch, there is an entire profession of people who do just that: sex workers.
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Lynn Cullen Live – Post-eclipse stories (04-09-24)
Post-eclipse stories. Lynn watched the totality at the New Benton Dairy Bar in Ohio with a collection of strangers, including five CMU students, a truck driver and a Jesus freak who thought it was a sign of the Second Coming. Clarence called in and had some great jokes about driving country roads while Black and…
Pittsburgh is becoming a soccer mecca — even for the away team
The presence of Tampa Bay fans in the Pittsburgh stands is a sign that soccer is here to stay.
Cosmic cocktails, beer Olympics, Kennywood charcuterie, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Kennywood, GetGo, City Kitchen, Barcelona Wine Bar, and Space Bar, as well as big things for Baby Loves Tacos and brewery feats of strength at Grist House.
Lynn Cullen Live – Eclipse, eclipse, eclipse. It’s eclipsing everything else! (04-08-24)
Eclipse, eclipse, eclipse. It’s eclipsing everything else! But the Wombat Poop Song got some love. Did you know wombats poop cubes? Also, the Brit who ran the entire West Coast of Africa in less than a year because it was there and another Boeing plane loses part of its engine cowling in midair. And more…………
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Kyle’s Cakes N’at, WTAE-TV, Just Mediation Pittsburgh, City Paper, and more
Looking for a new job? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings around Pittsburgh, including assistant baker, mediator, and more.
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: Putting the “ish” in this ish edition
If the average home price is up to $250,000 in Pittsburgh, and it’s $412,000 nationally, that is still a big gap. There may be time yet to get a piece of Pittsburgh before we arrive at the average.
Stay Gold adds family-owned bookstore to Regent Square business district
The new bookstore from married couple Carrie and Corey Wittig offers recently released titles, Pittsburgh-centric gifts, kid-friendly vibes, and more.
Behold an awesome cosmic spectacle with these Pittsburgh solar eclipse events
Pittsburgh has solar eclipse events for science fans, families, and beer lovers.
Lynn Cullen Live – Grab bag kind of show (04-04-24)
Grab bag kind of show: Possible snow for Pirates home opener tomorrow, PortaPotty spotted floating down the river, what people died of in 1632 London and the uptick in verbal abuse and threats to players and coaches since legalized gambling was given the go-ahead by the Supremely Stupid Court. Also, an heroic tale of tens…
Lynn Cullen Live – The horror show that is today’s (or any day’s) news (04-03-24)
Lynn opined about the horror show that is today’s (or any day’s) news. She talked about the huge endowment Pitt has and how tight-fisted it is using it to help with student aid, spendiing much less than the average university of a similar size with a similar endowment. Also, reminiscences about Jeff Goldblum at The…
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Pennsylvania’s attorney general (AG) serves as the Commonwealth’s chief prosecutor and law enforcement official, representing the public’s interest in court while overseeing criminal, civil, and public protection divisions. In recent years, the office has participated in landmark multistate litigation involving pharmaceutical and natural gas companies and intervened in attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.…
Pittsburgh’s top events: Thu., April 4-Wed., April 10
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From legendary British rockers to the Vintage Pittsburgh Retro Fair to a spring bulb sale, there’s always something happening in the Steel City!
Meet the power couple pushing for a revitalized Pa. HD-34
Ashley Comans is running for Pa. House on a record of school reform, equity, and family ties
The choices are few but the stakes are high in Pa.’s upcoming primary
Primary season is here, and that means Pennsylvanians will flock (or perhaps trickle) to the polls to cast votes in our closed primary system. The Commonwealth’s April 23 primary unfortunately falls on Passover this year, potentially impacting Jewish voters. America’s two major parties are already looking beyond April, however, to a November general election that…
Local young voters talk policy, turnout, and Trump ahead of April’s primaries
Young Democrats say one thing. “We want [young people] to be part of not just our party, but part of the political climate as a whole,” says Henry Cohen, a sophomore at the University of Pittsburgh. “I think what the Republicans want is the exact opposite of that. Because young people, when they vote —…
PA’s 17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
The 17th Congressional District includes all of Beaver County and approximately the northwestern half of Allegheny County, including the Ohio Valley, Penn Hills, and Mt. Lebanon. Democrat Chris Deluzio, an Iraq veteran and policy scholar at Pitt, has represented the district since 2022. While Pa. Rep. Rob Mercuri is the likely Republican nominee for the…
AUDITOR
The auditor general heads the Pennsylvania Department of the Auditor General as the chief financial watchdog of the Commonwealth and is tasked with conducting and releasing periodic audits of state agencies to ensure all state money is spent legally and properly. Annual tasks include conducting thousands of audits on agencies, including school districts, municipal pension…
TREASURER
Pa.’s treasurer is the Commonwealth’s chief banker and is responsible for managing state money, including employees’ pension funds. The treasurer also periodically reviews state contracts, assesses and disburses unclaimed property, and works with banks to invest state savings. Republican Stacy Garrity has held the office since her narrow victory in the 2020 general election. Dueling…
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY April 4-10
Plan your week with a little help from this week’s Free Will Astrology, a forecast that looks forward to the solar eclipse and backward to Galileo’s bad boy streak.
PA’s 12TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
The “new” Pa.-12 was created in 2022 following the 2020 census and includes all of the city of Pittsburgh, large portions of southern and eastern Allegheny County, and a piece of western Westmoreland County. Democrat Summer Lee has represented the district since its creation. She faces Edgewood Borough councilmember Bhavini Patel in the Democratic primary…
