Historic Neighborhoods Slowly Vanishing
A Problem that Only the Natives Understand By Tiara Strong The $32 million Cap Park project is currently under construction in Downtown Pittsburgh. The park is said to reconnect the lower Hill District to downtown, bringing investment opportunities and jobs to the...A Look at Pittsburgh’s First Environmental Advocacy Group
By Hannah Walden: For the majority of her time at the Group Against Smog and Pollution (GASP), Suzanne Seppi has been dedicated to fighting for clean air and educating the community on pollution. Chelsea Hilty has spent her college career and the years following on...New study finds high levels of American concern with environment
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Pollutants that harm Pittsburgh’s rivers
By Lauryn Nania Pittsburgh is prominently known for its abundance of bridges built across the three rivers that surround the city. From a distance, these waters accent Pittsburgh with a unique, urban beauty. However, with a closer look, numerous types of pollutants...
Photo Series: Hundreds march through Pittsburgh, Participate in Global Climate Strike
Photos by: Laine Foxworthy, Point Park News Service Instructions are given through a megaphone at the front of the crowd as protestors prepare to march down Grant Street. As marchers gather outside of the Pittsburgh City Council building, a girl holds out her hand to...
There are over 13,000 people with developmental disabilities waiting for services. Award-winning podcaster Erin Gannon speaks with a prominent disability advocate to unpack the full impact of this fact. https://t.co/NSdNWSZPmL
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Some 30% of people w/#DownSyndrome in their 50s have #Alzheimers, says @NDSS. Hear a sister's remembrance of her brother, who had DS and developed dementia. On A Valid Podcast from All-Abilities Media's collaborations w/ @pointparkcmi, @PublicSourcePA https://t.co/8x8UrAHGAG