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At a meeting on Monday, the Hill Community Development Corporation reiterated their pitch for a $2 surcharge on tickets and parking at a new development in the Lower Hill District.
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Federal transportation officials joined city leaders Thursday to celebrate an $11.3 million infrastructure investment in the City's Hill District.
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The August Wilson House hosts its grand opening Saturday with on-site programming to come
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The Hill district will receive $11.3 million to help rebuild its roads and sidewalks on Centre Ave., local politicians announced Tuesday. The city will use the money to reconstruct intersections, build sidewalks, install green infrastructure, build a bike path and take other traffic calming measures.
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ACH Clear Pathways holds a ribbon-cutting for an annex to the Hill District's landmark Kaufmann Center
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Groups including the Green Building Alliance recently received a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy that will allow them to bring in technical experts to help determine which vacant plots of land in the Hill District could be repurposed to generate renewable energy for nearby residents.
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Researchers hope to learn how structural racism has impacted the cognitive health of Pittsburgh residents in two historically Black communities.
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The neighborhood has been without a full-service grocery store since March 2019.
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UPMC's "Shot of Hope" COVID-19 vaccine clinic opens in the Hill District on Monday.
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A look at the art program in Frankie Mae Pace Park.