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Pittsburgh board candidates accept that some schools must close

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Pittsburgh board candidates accept that some schools must close

Four Pittsburgh Public Schools board seats are contested this year, and school consolidation may be decided when new members take office — to oversee closures.See the Story

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Pittsburgh planners say Donny’s Place gay bar site isn’t historic

Pittsburgh · Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh planners say Donny’s Place gay bar site isn’t historic

The Polish Hill building isn’t remarkable and doesn’t warrant historic designation, its owners argued to the City Planning Commission.See the Story

Pittsburgh real estate developers boost O'Connor's campaign

Campaign · Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh real estate developers boost O'Connor's campaign

Mayor Ed Gainey, who has championed policies that would require that some new housing be affordable, says relying on the market is a "failed model."See the Story