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 The Greenfield Bridge was exemplary of the City Beautiful architectural movement in the early 20th century. (Photo courtesy of Pittsburgh City Photographer Collection, 1901-2002, AIS.1971.05 Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh)
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With fixing Greenfield Bridge, funding’s not the biggest problem

Hundreds of bridges in Allegheny County alone are overdue for repairs or upgrades, and whatever happens in the final weeks of the legisla ...

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In transportation funding debate, Pittsburgh’s iconic Liberty Bridge a political football

The Pittsburgh area is home to hundreds of bridges — by some counts, more than any city in the world.It also has a higher percentage of ...

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 Community violence in Pittsburgh, and nationwide, has declined since the 1990s. But for people like Rachel Zwipf who grew up then, they carry those experiences with them. (Ryan Loew for 90.5 WESA)
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With community violence, post-traumatic stress can be a hidden wound

Rachel Zwipf is packing. Boxes scattered around her home are being filled with pots, children’s toys and framed photos. She& ...

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 About 100 workers have been involved in the construction project during the closure period. (Ryan Loew for 90.5 WESA)
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Photos: What Pittsburgh’s Liberty Tunnel closures look like from the inside

For drivers heading in and out of the South Hills in recent weeks, the daily commute has been trying at times. Construction on the ...

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 Downtown Pittsburgh is becoming more of a neighborhood, as more people move there to live, not just work.  (Deanna Garcia for 90.5 WESA)
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Downtown Pittsburgh shifting to full-fledged neighborhood

It’s often said Pittsburgh is a city of neighborhoods. There are the bustling neighborhoods of Oakland and Squirrel Hill, the strug ...

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