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Carlos T. Carter, the President and CEO of the Pittsburgh Urban League, sheds light on the Courier’s health feature regarding the PHRESH Study in the Hill District and Homewood. He emphasizes the critical need for accessible health information in und...
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The PHRESH initiative, launched in 2010 by the University of Pittsburgh and RAND, investigates the impact of a new grocery store on residents' health and shopping behaviors in the Hill District and Homewood. Led by Dr. Tamara Dubowitz, the study high...
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Almost 40% of food produced in the U.S. goes to waste, yet 1 in 5 residents in Pittsburgh encounters hurdles in accessing it. This disparity is prevalent in marginalized communities, where individuals struggle to find affordable fresh produce. Discar...
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Education bottlenecks, workforce burnout, and an aging demographic are burdening Pennsylvania's healthcare system. Projections suggest a staggering 20,000 nurse shortage by 2026, exacerbated by high vacancy rates in hospitals, especially in rural are...
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A closed entrance to the Social Security Administration headquarters sits empty in Woodlawn, Md., on March 20, 2025. Wesley Lapointe/The Washington Post via Getty Images By Dennis W. Jansen, Texas A&M University Social Security, a cornerstone of fe...
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Mayors have struggled to secure funding from tax-exempt entities, and candidates for the upcoming election assert it’s crucial to address dwindling city funds. Mayor Ed Gainey previously vowed to ensure UPMC contributes fairly, but with little progre...
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Tariffs are far from mere political terminology; they profoundly influence your finances, purchasing behaviors, and investment strategies. The latest tariffs on Vietnamese goods have triggered considerable market upheaval, particularly impacting Nike...
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The BBC's headline, "Trump era leaves US tourists in Paris ashamed," raises eyebrows. Why should Americans feel embarrassed about an economy thriving with low unemployment and robust global negotiations? If shame exists, it belongs to the media perpe...
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(Family Features) Indulge in the heavenly aroma and flavor of Creamy Asparagus Soup, perfect for elevating your home dining experience. Pair it effortlessly with chicken salad croissants for a hassle-free weeknight feast. Explore more delightful spri...
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Mumia Abu Jamal and his son, Jamal Ibn Mumia, symbolize an unbreakable bond, epitomizing perseverance against systemic oppression. The Freedom From Frame-Up Foundation, Inc. has launched the “Mumia Freedom Tour,” advocating for Mumia's quest for just...
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The Birmingham City Council approved a $250,000 agreement with Small Magic on Tuesday to enhance early childhood education for children under five. Founded in 2019, Small Magic, previously known as Birmingham Talks, has become a national leader in ea...
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AIDS Alabama is gearing up for its 16th Annual Dining Out For Life® fundraiser on Thursday, April 24, inviting Birmingham locals to turn their meals into meaningful assistance for individuals living with HIV. Participating eateries will contribute a...
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Pittsburgh Regional Transit is actively hiring full-time Transit Police Officers dedicated to ensuring the safety of customers and staff while enforcing laws across the transit network. Specialized units include K-9, DUI Task Force, and Video Forensi...
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CONDITIONS OF SALE Effective with the August 3, 2020, Sheriff Sale of real estate and all such monthly public sales thereafter shall be conducted virtually through video conferencing technology or live streaming. ALL PARTICIPANTS OR BIDDERS MUST BE R...
