Mayor Ed Gainey’s office and Pittsburgh’s Department of City Planning released a series of new tools last month that will help residents plan for Pittsburgh’s future.
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The Trust for Public Land recently compared Pittsburgh’s parks to other major U.S. cities in five categories and found that an overwhelming majority of the city’s residents live near a park.
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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s Advisory Commission on Women is asking for women to take part in a survey on their healthcare needs in the state.
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The Child Mind Institute recently released resources centered around mental health issues relating to Black families and youth as part of May’s Mental Health Awareness Month.
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The Schenley Park Skating Rink is now open four days a week through the end of August for the city’s roller-skating community.
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Pennsylvania’s Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) has shared resources from its recent conference for those who were not able to attend.
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The Three Rivers Arts Festival will bring four days of free art and music to Pittsburgh’s cultural district in early June.
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Children often have big emotions or feelings and the challenge can sometimes be getting them to say how they’re feeling.
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The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust will host its Trust Family Series of seven performances that will run from September through April.
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