Restaurants

Northsider’s Guide for Easter Essentials

Restaurants NSC Marketing - April 12, 2019 0

With Lenten season wrapping up Fish Fry Friday dinners, here's where to pick up Easter staples for your holiday gatherings at Northside businesses. There is...

Imbibe Northside began as a meet and greet for local brewers, now it’s a...

Restaurants NSC Editor - January 24, 2019 0

Jake Bier, founder of War Streets Brewery, discusses the roots of his nanobrewery and the chance encounter that put his annual event, Imbibe Northside,...

From the Archive: Wilson’s Bar-B-Q maintains legacy of flavor

Restaurants NSC Editor - December 12, 2018 0

George Wilson Sr., long-time owner of Wilson's Bar-B-Q on the Northside, died on Sunday, Oct. 28 at the age of 90. In this 2016 profile...

Panel explores the politics of tastemaking at Alphabet City

Restaurants NSC Editor - December 4, 2018 0

A panel of experts on food, culture and immigration identity politics drew a sold-out crowd to City of Asylum @ Alphabet City to discuss...

New owner of Arnold’s Tea welcomes NS “communiTEA”

Restaurants NSC Editor - November 16, 2018 0

Arnold's Tea, an East Ohio Street staple, is under the new ownership of Chef Claudy Pierre, who hopes to better serve the Northside "communiTEA." By...

Fig & Ash brings wood-fired concept to NS

Restaurants NSC Editor - October 4, 2018 0

Fig & Ash, a new wood-fired concept restaurant, joins the ranks of lifestyle store, Annex, and restaurant, Siempre Algo, as the latest addition to...

Siempre Algo, Leo. to open this summer

Restaurants NSC Editor - June 1, 2018 0

The Northside is getting two new restaurants this summer, Siempre Algo in Historic Deustchtown and Leo. in Allegheny West By: Nick Eustis Restaurants are often synonymous...

Social media blitz helps keep Gus and Yia Yia’s in business

Restaurants Neil Strebig - May 23, 2018 0

A barrage of social media posts helps alert Northside residents one of their own is in need. By: Neil Strebig After a morning workout at the...

The Northside Chronicle Channel: Café on the Corner

Restaurants NSC Editor - March 22, 2018 0

In association with PCTV21 in Allegheny West, The Northside Chronicle Channel is a new YouTube series highlighting local small businesses, nonprofits and personalities here...

St. Paddy’s Day on the Northside

Restaurants NSC Editor - March 20, 2018 0

Downtown may have had the parade, but Northside had plenty of Irish cheer this weekend. All photos by Jeff Geissler St. Patrick's Day is one of...

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April's monthly newspaper is out now. It includes the Northside Resource Guide for navigating the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as, important information from elected officials, stories of small businesses, pending legislation for community development, memoriam of Margie Schaefer, penguins (of course), the annual Homebuyer's Guide and much more.

However, due to the state wide order to protect the public's health, many of our small business distributors are temporarily closed.

For those open, we delivered newspapers as normal and adequately filled our newspaper boxes for readers to access their community newspaper this month. We wiped the doors down and ask that all of our readers practice the neccessary safety measures with us by washing their hands or wearing clean gloves, keeping hands at side or in pockets (don't touch your face! sneeze in your elbow if you have allergies).

Please take the top newspaper and not from the middle. Pulling from the middle often leads to the door being ajar which damages the remaining newspapers. Click here for newspaper box locations.

To ensure the newspapers in the box are available for everyone throughout the month, take one, from the top. Is a box out of newspapers? Text us the neighborhood where the box is located for refill 412-339-0712.

Feel like it's best just to read the newspaper online? We have you covered and will be uploading April's edition by the end of the week.

Be well, be safe, be a good neighbor and remember to support your small business community on the Northside. Without them, the newspaper would cease to exist so make sure you read what they're laying down too. -Lauren Stauffer, Business Manager

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