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Pittsburgh food in March: What’s opening and what’s closing

Pittsburgh food in March: What’s opening and what’s closing

Downtown saw the most new openings in the past month, welcoming a casual bar, a seafood lunch spot, a beloved bakery and a food hall.

 

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Why the URA is encouraging urban agriculture with its new Farm-a-Lot program

Why the URA is encouraging urban agriculture with its new Farm-a-Lot program

This could be the year Pittsburgh learns just how popular urban agriculture can be.

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Pittsburgh Food Truck Park announces April 6 opening

Pittsburgh Food Truck Park announces April 6 opening

Mark your calendars and then keep an eye on the weather forecast if you want to be among the first people to partake of the Pittsburgh Food Truck Park this spring. 

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James Beard Awards: See How Pittsburgh Restaurants, Chefs Fared

James Beard Awards: See How Pittsburgh Restaurants, Chefs Fared

The James Beard Foundation Awards are widely considered to be the culinary arts version of the Oscars or Grammys.

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Opinion: Pittsburgh shows the way to a Rust Belt rebound. Could Cleveland be next?

Opinion: Pittsburgh shows the way to a Rust Belt rebound. Could Cleveland be next?

I vividly remember a time back in 2007 when some people I knew were marveling at an online ad for a house in Pittsburgh selling for $1. Of course, the true cost of houses being auctioned for almost nothing is much higher, since you have to rebuild and maintain them.

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