By Peyton Celesti | Sports Writer The Old Allegheny Soccer league for boys and girls of 5-13 years of age is back for another season. Although the league has been a mainstay in the community since the early 1990’s, the league has truly found a new home over the last 10 years or so at the beautiful t...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor “Within its broken hills, nooks, dells, and secluded spots, the young can whisper into each other’s ears and can draw pictures of the future without either paint or brush.” This excerpt from the proclamation made by Thomas M. Marshall for the inauguration of Rivervie...

By Matthew Koscienski | Photographer *Editor’s note: This is a column by Matthew Koscienski, who worked as a freelance photographer with The Chronicle for the past few months, about his favorite views around the Northside. When you think of the best places to take in a great view of the skyline of D...

By Anna Yoder | Columnist My father is a gifted musician who shared his talent of playing the accordion with me. Regrettably, I did not inherit his level of talent. In 1972, he gave me a little porcelain accordion figure that I never knew anything about until, as an adult, I discovered it was an “Oc...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor “Within its broken hills, nooks, dells, and secluded spots, the young can whisper into each other’s ears and can draw pictures of the future without either paint or brush.” This excerpt from the proclamation made by Thomas M. Marshall for the inauguration of Rivervie...

By Peyton Celesti | Sports Writer BRIGHTON HEIGHTS — The Team Pittsburgh Dek Hockey summer season is now underway, and the Cadet Sabres have the rest of their division at bay. The Sabres (4-1-0-0) remained in sole possession of first place after a regulation win over the Rangers (1-0-3-1) 3-2 in Cad...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor With the end of July, the summer is almost over. Only one month left. But don’t be sad, dear readers, as the end of the month means it’s time once again to take a look at the results of The Chronicle’s weekly polls! We started off July by asking if you took part in o...

By Anna Yoder | Columnist When a new friend shared a tip that she worked at a Spanish-influenced restaurant with a Bulgarian flair nestled on an overlook in Brighton Heights not far from the St. George’s Ukrainian Catholic Church, I simply had to try it! “Eat. Cook. Travel.” is the theme of this res...

By Peyton Celesti | Sports Writer PERRY HILLTOP — Audie Chapman is now in his third season as executive director of the Northside Youth Athletic Association (NSYAA) football teams ranging from ages 5-14, nicknamed the Steelers. But under Chapman, the NSYAA is more than football. For the first practi...