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PREVIEW: Mayfly Market announces move to historic Garden Theater
PREVIEW: Mayfly Market announces move to historic Garden Theater
05/16/2025 09:00 PM
Chamber Update: New community award honors local changemakers
Chamber Update: New community award honors local changemakers
A new tradition of honoring community leadership has taken root at the Northside | North Shore Chamber of Commerce with the launch of the Mary Ann Graf Community Spirit Award — an accolade created to recognize an individual, organization, or business who embodies the dedication to enhancing the well-being of the Northside’s residents, improving the Northside’s physical environment, and elevating the overall quality of life in the area. Sponsored by the son of Mary Ann Graf and the owner of The Priory Hospitality Group, John Graf , the award seeks to highlight leaders whose work fosters sustainable growth, equity, and compassion within the 18- communities of the Northside. 05/14/2025 09:00 AM
Real Estate Transfers May 4 to May 10
Real Estate Transfers May 4 to May 10
05/13/2025 09:00 AM
Additional deer culling piloted in Riverview Park
Additional deer culling piloted in Riverview Park
OBSERVATORY HILL — As part of ongoing efforts to reduce the deer population in Pittsburgh’s parks, a targeted harvesting program was piloted in Riverview and Frick parks to further bring down the herd numbers of the animals. 05/12/2025 09:00 AM
PHOTO GALLERY: Views of the nearly-complete Davis Ave. pedestrian bridge
PHOTO GALLERY: Views of the nearly-complete Davis Ave. pedestrian bridge
05/10/2025 09:00 AM
PREVIEW: Town Talk: Amy Stephenson — An authentic Northside treasure
PREVIEW: Town Talk: Amy Stephenson — An authentic Northside treasure
05/09/2025 09:00 PM
District 1 News: Various city projects planned for construction season
District 1 News: Various city projects planned for construction season
Hello everyone, While we begin to enjoy warmer weather and the sounds of spring, that also tends to bring along a different, perhaps more irritating sound: one of construction. At the end of March, construction season in the Northside officially began with the start of the long awaited North Avenue Signals & Safety project. I am excited to see the upgrades to the traffic signals and pedestrian crosswalks along North Avenue from Arch Street to Middle Street. While this will be a temporary headache, with detours and delays, the end result will be worth it. To follow along, check out the project’s Engage page here: engage. pit tsburghpa.gov/nor th-avenue-signals- and-safety-project. 05/07/2025 09:00 AM
Real Estate Transfers April 27 to May 3
Real Estate Transfers April 27 to May 3
05/06/2025 09:00 PM
Mayoral candidates answer Chronicle questionnaire
Mayoral candidates answer Chronicle questionnaire
The 2025 Pennsylvania Primary Election is taking place this month, on May 20. For Pittsburghers, perhaps the most important race of the season is for the seat of Mayor of Pittsburgh. 05/05/2025 09:00 AM
Northside Chronicle launches 40th anniversary subscription drive
Northside Chronicle launches 40th anniversary subscription drive
As longtime readers might recall from our February issue, 2025 is the 40th year The Northside Chronicle has been in operation, serving the community by providing all the biggest news and updates. 05/02/2025 09:00 AM
District 21 News: ‘Powell to the People’ event to be held at De Fer Coffee
District 21 News: ‘Powell to the People’ event to be held at De Fer Coffee
Happy spring neighbors! The days are longer, and the weather is warmer — looks like Punxsutawney Phil was not very accurate in his prediction this year. I’m excited for District 21 to enjoy the spring, especially because our office has plenty of services to offer. 05/01/2025 09:00 AM
District 20 News: Cutting SNAP would hurt Pennsylvanian families
District 20 News: Cutting SNAP would hurt Pennsylvanian families
As a state lawmaker working to reduce food insecurity in the Commonwealth, I am devastated to see members of Congress supporting a $230 billion cut to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funding in the federal budget resolution that passed the U.S. House in February. Serving as Pennsylvania House chair of the Legislative Hunger Caucus for several years, I have met many families and individuals facing hunger and seen firsthand just how crucial SNAP funding is for over two million Pennsylvanians. Despite the incredible work of food banks, mutual aid organizations, and anti-hunger advocates, far too many Pennsylvanians still struggle to put food on the table. SNAP provides critical assistance to low-income families, helping them afford groceries and maintain a basic standard of nutrition. That is why I am fighting against these monstrous cuts and will continue supporting policies that help ensure everyone can access nutritious meals. 04/30/2025 04:00 PM
Real Estate Transfers April 20 to April 26
Real Estate Transfers April 20 to April 26
04/29/2025 09:00 AM
East Allegheny Community Council discusses crime, reviews tunnel project
East Allegheny Community Council discusses crime, reviews tunnel project
On March 11, the East Allegheny Community Council convened to discuss recent crime statistics in the area and the preliminary stages of the Ohio River Tunnel project, intended to implement a regional tunnel system with. The meeting took place in the Allegheny Center Alliance Church. 04/28/2025 09:00 AM
Town Talk: Stephen M. Brady Funeral Home — Don’t fear the reaper, be prepared
Town Talk: Stephen M. Brady Funeral Home — Don’t fear the reaper, be prepared
*Editor’s note: This column contains a description of how bodies are prepared for funerals which some readers may find graphic. Reader discretion is advised. 04/26/2025 09:00 AM
PREVIEW: Pittsburgh mayoral candidates answer Chronicle questionnaire
PREVIEW: Pittsburgh mayoral candidates answer Chronicle questionnaire
04/25/2025 09:00 PM
Chamber Update: Intern from Grove City program thrives at Chamber
Chamber Update: Intern from Grove City program thrives at Chamber
Internships have long been a vital gateway for students and young professionals to gain real-world experience, build networks, and develop essential skills for their careers. However, the internship landscape is undergoing significant changes, driven by shifts in industry demands, technological advancements, and evolving workplace norms. As we enter 2025, interns are facing a rapidly changing environment that offers new challenges and opportunities. 04/23/2025 09:00 AM
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