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Political operatives are mourning the loss of one of the city’s longest-serving and most original politicians, Jim Ferlo, who died on Sunday. Ferlo served as a city councilor from 1987 to 2002 and then in the state Senate until 2014.
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For the first time in decades Heth’s Run in Highland Park will soon reach the Allegheny River, and the change is as much due to a transportation project…
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“Pop-up gardens” are stretching the intent of laws that regulate liquor catering permits, say some PA lawmakers.Liquor license holders that cater to…
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An energy supply and consumption watchdog group is taking its fight against a proposed moratorium on shale drilling in Pennsylvania to the lawmakers…
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About one in five senior citizens in the U.S. relies on Social Security as the sole source of income and proposed funding cuts could put them in…
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In the 2012-13 fiscal year, Pennsylvania brought in $338.7 million in realty tax revenue, but one Pittsburgh-area lawmaker thinks that number should be…