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Pittsburgh Suburbs: Rosslyn Farms
A Brief History of Rosslyn Farms The area was founded in 1902 by Chartiers Land Company. Rosslyn Farms was developed by William Parrish and got its name from Roslin, Scotland, a village seven miles south of Edinburgh which also was where the land company's parents...
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Pump The Brakes – Seven Games to Go for the Steelers
Here's one way to write a lead. That is a link to the September 18th Musings when I said this: “I don’t like the trade the Steelers made on Monday for Miami safety Minkah Fitzpatrick. I love it.” And I still do. Good defenses need playmakers. Fitzpatrick is that....
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5 Great Restaurants in Millvale
Millvale is a great place to grab some good eats. They're home to neighborhood bars, tasty sandwich shops and more. Here are just five of the many great places to eat in the community. 1. Bar 3 Millvale The neighborhood Bar 3 is a great place to take advantage...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: Dravosburg
Facts about Dravosburg Dravosburg is a borough in Allegheny County with a population of just under 2,000. The neighborhood is located along the Monongahela River. Dravosburg is home to a post office that has been in operation since 1862. The borough was named for a...
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Nutty Nuttingball Mythology
I’m tired of Bob Nutting. Tired of him being tired of the narrative that spending more money on the Major League roster does not translate into a winning formula in Major League Baseball. He’s wrong. From 2013 - 2019, teams that spent above the league average for...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: Churchill
History of Churchill Churchill is a borough in Allegheny County named from the hilltop Beulah Presbyterian Church. The population was 3,011 at the 2010 census. During the Revolutionary War era, soldiers worshipped at Bullock Pens Church, which had its name changed to...
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5 Great Restaurants in Sewickley
The suburb of Sewickley has a small-town feel. There are plenty of delicious places to eat in the area too, serving anything from steaks to sushi. Here are just five of the many choices to grab a meal in the neighborhood. 1. 424 Walnut The upscale New American...
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The View From The Fort Pitt Tunnel
Anyone who has lived in Pittsburgh and taken a car ride (most likely everyone) has experienced the view from the Fort Pitt Tunnel of the downtown Pittsburgh skyline as you cross the Fort Pitt Bridge into town. It's legendary. It's famous. It's one of the first...
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DEFENSE, DEFENSE, DEFENSE
Football was fun again, yesterday, and the Steelers’ defense is to thank. The Steelers clawed their way back into the AFC playoff picture with a mildly surprising but not shocking 26-24 win over the Indianapolis Colts at Heinz Field for their third straight win and...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: Wilkins Township
A Brief History of Wilkins Township The township was named for William Wilkins, a Pennsylvania politician who served in Congress and was a U.S. Secretary of War. The township was created from a eastern portion of Pitt Township back in 1821. At one time, Wilkins was a...
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5 Great Restaurants in Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg is home to a few great places to eat. Here's a short list of 5 great restaurants in Sharpsburg we think you'll definitely want to try if you're close by. If you don't see your favorite Sharpsburg restaurant on the list, leave a comment and we'll check it...
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9 Things You Must to Do for Thanksgiving in Pittsburgh
Thanksgiving in Pittsburgh is for friends, family and loved ones. It can be a magical time. Here are 9 must-do things on our list to have a great Pittsburgh Thanksgiving. What's on your list? 1. See the WPXI Holiday Parade On Saturday November 30th at 9 a.m., the...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: Springdale
Facts about Springdale The suburb of Springdale is located 18 miles northeast of Pittsburgh along the Allegheny River. The area is just 1.1 square miles and includes a population of just under 3,500. Riddle Run joins the Allegheny River at Springdale. Springdale has...
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Sinkholes and the Steelers
And you thought the sinkhole was the most bizarre happening in Pittsburgh yesterday? Did you happen to catch the goings on at Heinz Field and PNC Park? Scoring 27 unanswered points against the Miami Dolphins, one of the worst NFL teams in recent memory, is not half as...
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5 Great Restaurants in Homestead
Homestead has it's share of great places to eat. We've put together this short list of the many restaurants in Homestead you don't want to miss. Tell us about your favorite restaurant in Homestead below! 1. Blue Dust The relaxed gastropub Blue Dust serves ample beer...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: Chalfant
A Brief History of Chalfant Chalfant is a small borough in Allegheny County with a population of just 800. The borough was named after the Chalfant family of settlers, particularly Henry Chalfant. He came to the land in the early 1800s and was a famous pioneer and...
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Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville is one of the largest neighborhoods in Pittsburgh. The neighborhood is located northeast of downtown Pittsburgh and is bordered by neighborhoods like Bloomfield, the Strip District and Polish Hill. This area is actually now considered three different...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: Frazer Township
Facts about Frazer Township Frazer Township is a small rural community 30 miles north of Pittsburgh. Its population is just 1,157 and it is still considered a suburb of Pittsburgh. Frazer is home to the Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills Mall. The Galleria at Pittsburgh...
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Just the jolt the Steelers needed, and didn’t need
The Steelers’ 2018 demise began seemingly harmlessly enough with a second-half collapse against the Los Angeles Chargers on a Sunday night at Heinz Field. Fast forward a year, change locations to a nondescript soccer stadium in Carson, California, and the Steelers may...
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Amazing Places to See Fall Leaves Around Pittsburgh
Here are five great Pennsylvania weekend getaways perfect for checking out some fall foliage. 1. Lake...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of O’Hara Township
A Brief History of O'Hara Township O'Hara Township is a township in Allegheny County located just six miles from the city of Pittsburgh....
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Glassport
A Brief History of Glassport Glassport was originally part of Elizabeth Township before it was its own borough in Allegheny County. In 1902,...
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5 Great Restaurants in Munhall
The close-knit Munhall is home to lots of family restaurants like Falce's Restaurant, Conrad Catering & Deli and more. Here...
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Allentown
Allentown, a borough in the southern part of the City of Pittsburgh, was carved from St. Clair Township . It was originally purchased and...
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5 Pittsburgh Apple Orchards You Don’t Want to Miss
Like pumpkin picking, apple picking is a requisite fall activity. Here are five great places to visit to pick apples this season. [video width="1280" height="720"...
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Brighton Heights
Located on a hilltop in Pittsburgh’s upper north side, Brighton Heights overlooks the Ohio River to the south, and borders the Pittsburgh suburban communities of Bellevue and Ross Township. Originally settled by German immigrants in the 1800s, the neighborhood now...
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Doors Open Pittsburgh: Eighth and Penn
As part of DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh, an annual two-day event that provides unprecedented access to buildings around the city, we are featuring nine of the many buildings participating. Today's building is Eighth and Penn. A Brief History of Eighth and Penn The luxury...
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5 Great Restaurants in Upper St. Clair
Upper St. Clair is a close-knit neighborhood with lots of places to eat. Here are 5 of the many restaurants in the area. 1....
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Doors Open Pittsburgh: Comedy Arcade
As part of DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh, an annual two-day event that provides unprecedented access to buildings around the city, we are featuring nine of the many buildings participating. Today's building is the Comedy Arcade Theater. A Brief History of Comedy Arcade The...
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31 Ways to Celebrate Halloween in Pittsburgh this October
Halloween is 31 days away! Here are 31 things to do to celebrate in Pittsburgh this October—one for every day of the month. 1. Visit Hundred Acres Manor. The popular Halloween destination has been dubbed "Pittsburgh's best haunted attraction." More here. 2. Check out...
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Doors Open Pittsburgh: BNY Mellon
As part of DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh, an annual two-day event that provides unprecedented access to buildings around the city, we are featuring nine of the many buildings participating. Today's building is the BNY Mellon Center building. A Brief History of the BNY Mellon...
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Somewhere Between New England and Cincinnati
Geographically speaking, Pittsburgh lies somewhere between Boston and Cincinnati. What a convenient little metaphor for our Pittsburgh Steelers. Last night’s impressive domination of the Cincinnati Bengals notwithstanding, one must wonder just where the Steelers stand...
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7 Thoughts You’ve Had Sitting in Pittsburgh Traffic
Pittsburgh traffic can sometimes be frustrating. We've all sat in it and been annoyed at times. Other times, our mind wanders. Here are seven thoughts you've probably had while sitting in traffic around the city. 1. "Wonder where he got his Pens bumper sticker at?" 2....
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Doors Open Pittsburgh: August Wilson African American Cultural Center
As part of DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh, an annual two-day event that provides unprecedented access to buildings around the city, we are featuring nine of the many buildings participating. Today's building is the August Wilson African American Cultural Center. A Brief...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Castle Shannon
A Brief History of Castle Shannon The first families settled in Castle Shannon back in 1786. They ventured there for farmland and timber. Farmer David Strawbridge owned one of the most prominent ones and he named it Castle Shanahan. One can guess, this is how the...
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Time To Ground Conner
Photo by DMerk submitted on the Pittsburgh Beautiful app I feel like a dad when I think of James Conner. Not his dad, just a dad in general - proud of what the son has accomplished, proud of what he’s overcome, but also slightly disappointed. Because I love him, my...
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5 Restaurants In Oakmont You Don’t Want to Miss
Oakmont is a suburb of Pittsburgh with lots of great locally owned businesses. Here are five restaurants worth trying in Oakmont. [video width="1280" height="720"...
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15 Reasons Pittsburgh is Perfect in the Fall
Cool, crisp air, beautiful foliage and lots of food—there's nothing like Pittsburgh in the fall. Here are 15 reasons why Pittsburgh in autumn is sheer perfection. 1. Plenty of gorgeous trails to see the fall foliage. 2. Kennywood's Phantom Fright Nights. 3. Beautiful...
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Are The Steelers Desperate, and is that Good?
Consider this an emergency edition of the Musings. Well, as emergency as a sports column can be. What a whirlwind of a couple of days in Steelers Country. First, the Big Ben season-ending elbow injury and immediate transfer of power to Mason Rudolph who has already...
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What You Want to Do This Fall in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh can be such an amazing city in the fall. The leaves are changing, there’s a slight chill in the air and best of all, there are festivals, Halloween and pumpkin fests galore. Here are six great activities you can do with all your loved ones, from your...
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7 Legendary Women in Pittsburgh History
Picture submitted by Patricia via the Pittsburgh Beautiful app Here are just seven of the many legendary women in Pittsburgh history. [video width="1280" height="720"...
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Are The Wheels Off Already?
I wish I had a meme machine so I could make one. It would feature a bug-eyed Mike Tomlin with that fake tough glare of his and the heading/caption, “I’m not surprised by 0-2 . . . I planned it that way.” If Tomlin and the Steelers want to claim otherwise, they will...
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7 Men Who Shaped Pittsburgh
Here are just seven of the many legendary men in Pittsburgh, from H.J. Heinz to Mr. Rogers. 1. H.J. Heinz Henry John "H.J." Heinz was...
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Outclassed, Out Coached, Out Cold
At least it was the Patriots. At least it was Tom Brady. At least it was on the road and a game they were supposed to lose. In the end, the Steelers’ opening week loss to New England was wholly expected, but the level of domination by the Patriots was downright...
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10 Reasons to be Pumped for the Steeler’s Season
The Steelers begin their regular season this Sunday at 8:20 p.m. Here's the Steelers schedule this year. 1. Getting the Patriots game out of the way first. Usually the Pats play us at the end of the season. This year, they're our first game. Hopefully there will be no...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Port Vue
A Brief History of Port Vue Port Vue is a borough in Allegheny County with a population of almost 4,000. In 1891, Lincoln Township residents wanted to create a new borough. They then organized a meeting at a school house on an old farm in Edmundson and first came up...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of White Oak
A Brief History of White Oak White Oak is a borough in Allegheny County. It got its name from a group of white oak trees near the site of the original town site. The neighborhood was originally part of Versailles Township. It took until March 1948 that a petition was...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of North Braddock
History of North Braddock In 1755, General Edward Braddock used John Fraser, a Scottish trader, as a guide with General Washington as an aide on an expedition. They hoped to expel the French at Fort Duquesne. Braddock ended up dying and the area where he was shot was...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend
Photo by Brittany Smith via the Pittsburgh Beautiful App Now that summer is unofficially over, football season and lots of fall festivals are upon us. This weekend, enjoy a volleyball invitational, a Pitt football game, a 10K about 'burgh sports and more. Friday Sept....
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Moio Puts the Steelers in The Playoffs. Already.
Have something to add? You can leave us a MESSAGE on the podcast right here! I have said it before, and it bears repeating, prediction columns are ridiculous, but fun, so here goes my 2019 Steelers game-by-game predictions: Week 1, at New England - Automatic loss,...
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A Post Industrial Revolution on the Podcast
As a regular follower, you've probably noticed a few collaborative posts with Post Industrial media throughout our platform... most of them centered around the new Pittsburgh Beautiful app and a follower picture of the week. We've also become a part of their...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend
Photo submitted by Amanda with the Pittsburgh Beautiful app. - Where you can also find all of these great events in Pittsburgh and more! Happy Labor Day weekend Pittsburgh! While this signifies the unofficial end of summer, we've got lots to look forward to, including...
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Has the NFL Pre-Season seen it’s Day?
Photo by DMERK04 submitted with the Pittsburgh Beautiful app. The NFL preseason is brutal. I am fascinated by certain things - America’s obsession with British Royalty, social media “influencers,” and the fact that they are able to influence anyone to do anything, and...
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5 Great Restaurants in Ross Township
Ross Township is home to lots of different restaurant options to please all palates. Here are just five of the many eateries in the area. 1. Ting's Kitchen Serving Taiwanese and Szechuan food, Ting's Kitchen has all the favorites, from General Tso's chicken to Hunan...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of East Pittsburgh
History of East Pittsburgh The first transmission from KDKA was made from East Pittsburgh on November 2, 1920. Eight years later, Westinghouse labs demonstrated the use of television from East Pittsburgh. Westinghouse Works in the area became the Research and Business...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Braddock Hills
A Brief History of Braddock Hills Braddock Hills is a borough in Allegheny County and located about 8 miles east of downtown Pittsburgh. The neighborhood is located just north and west of the place where Gen. Edward Braddock was defeated during the French and Indian...
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7 Legendary Pittsburgh Foods
Photo by Emmanuel Fine Art Photography Pittsburgh is one of the most legendary cities in the world. Here are just seven of the many foods that make our city the wonderful place it is today. 1. Fries Pittsburghers should not let anyone tell us otherwise—we know what to...
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7 Legendary Movies Shot in Pittsburgh
Image by Emmanuel Fine Art Photography Pittsburgh has been the locale of choice for many movies over the years. Here are seven legendary movies shot in our wonderful city. 1. The Deer Hunter The 1978 movie starring Robert de Niro and Christopher Walken was filmed...
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The Hourglass Runs through Preseason.
Listen to this post on the Pittsburgh Beautiful Podcast Sometimes Tomlinisms are ridiculous, but sometimes they are very fun. His latest, “The sand is running through the hourglass for a lot of guys this preseason,” might be my all-time favorite from Coach Mike....
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5 Great Restaurants in Robinson
Robinson Township is home to a lot of shopping (the mall and Robinson Town Centre). There are plenty of options for food, including the sports-oriented Ditka's, chains like Mad Mex and Bahama Breeze and more. 1. Ditka's The upscale Ditka's is decorated with years of...
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Things to do in Pittsburgh this Weekend (8-23 through 8-25)
Image submitted by Zachary via the Pittsburgh Beautiful app. Summer is still going strong this weekend with lots to do in the 'burgh! Here are just some of the many events going on. Friday Aug. 23rd Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC vs. Loudoun United The Riverhounds will...
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5 Great Restaurants in Jefferson Hills and Pleasant Hills
Jefferson Hills and Pleasant Hills are neighborhoods that are next to each other. Their restaurant options are delicious and include options like the old school Italian joint Ciccanti's, Gali's for some amazing gyros and Tavern in the Hills for some great game time...
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All About Bloomfield’s Little Italy Days
A History of Little Italy Days Believe it or not, Little Italy Days started in Bloomfield just 17 years ago in 2002. The festival was created to celebrate Bloomfield's Italian heritage and to create a spot for delicious Italian food and acts. Since 2002, the event...
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7 Legendary Pittsburgh Musicians
Photo by Zachary via the Pittsburgh Beautiful app We all know Pittsburgh is one of the greatest cities in the world. Here are 7 musicians that put Pittsburgh on the map and made the city even more legendary than it already is. 1. Wiz Khalifa Wiz was born in 1987 and...
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5 Great Restaurants in Monroeville
Monroeville is full of great places to eat. Most are casual and fun, like the Rosecliff Tavern and Wooden Nickel. There are also white tablecloth restaurants too, like Esta Esta. Here are just five of the many delicious restaurants in Monroeville. 1. Rosecliff Tavern...
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A Tale of Two Franchises
Listen to the Podcast Episode for this post right here! It was the best of times, it was. . . too easy, and corny. It is not the best of times for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but optimism is very high for the franchise that a division title and potential Super Bowl run...
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Pittsburghese from A to Z the Ultimate Collection Part 13: Y & Z
We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part thirteen, Y and Z. 1. Yinz (noun) 2. Yarmer Yarger (person) Jaromir Jagr, the former Pittsburgh Penguin. 3. Yoi!...
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Pittsburgh Steelers Schedule
Welcome to another season of Steelers Football! You've discovered our Pittsburgh Steelers schedule page! Keep this handy throughout the season... check this Steelers schedule for updated scores, links to Moio's musings, and Pittsburgh sports podcast episodes. The...
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Phipps Conservatory LEEDs the way in Green Innovation
Photo by Emmanuel Fine Art Photography You can listen to this episode of the Pittsburgh Beautiful Podcast right here! Phipps Conservatory has long been considered one of the shiniest gems in the Pittsburgh region. I have to agree. On episode 10 of the Pittsburgh...
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My guest this episode is Richard Piacentini, the CEO of Phipps Conservatory. Mr. Piacentini took the reigns in 1994, and has helped Phipps to lead the way in sustainable landscape and construction, starting with the Center for Sustainable Landscapes, opened in...
read moreSteelers Camp and Being a Browns Fan – Bonus Edition Part 2
Dave Moio, of Moio's Musings on Pittsburgh Beautiful talks about Steelers training camp through the first week. Some stand-outs, some concerns, and what to wish for... also, can you be a Steelers fan and like the Browns. Seems like a rhetorical...
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Did the Pirates Sink the Ship?
LISTEN to the PODCAST of this column RIGHT HERE! So much for a new way of doing business. Last year’s trade deadline saw a bold move by Pirates’ GM Neal Huntington when he mortgaged part of the organization’s future for a run at the NL Central. While the trade that...
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The trade deadline is almost here. Moio has a few thoughts on starting over for the Pirates and a couple thoughts on Steelers Training camp. It’s early, folks. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pittsburghbeautiful/message Support this podcast:...
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Pittsburghese from A to Z the Ultimate Collection Part 12: W
We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part twelve, W. 1. Wes Pen (place) West Penn, as in the West Penn Allegheny Health System. 2. Westinhaus (place)...
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Will the real Josh Bell please stand up?
Team MVP. Current MLB RBI leader. Current MLB extra base hit leader. On pace for 43 home runs and 137 RBI. There is plenty to love about what Josh Bell has done in 2019, but his June and July performance leaves plenty to be desired and raises serious questions about...
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Wash your Bettis jersey, clean up that Terrible Towel, throw the flag in the car window and get ready for some football! On this special BONUS episode of the Pittsburgh Beautiful podcast, Dave and I talk about the state of the Steelers. What can we expect...
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4 Great Restaurants in Hampton Twp.
Hampton Township is a suburb of Pittsburgh and located in Allegheny County. It's quiet and cozy and has some great places to kick back and enjoy a slice or two and a pint—of Iron City of course. 1. Caliente Pizza & Draft House This laid-back, local pizza...
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Pittsburghese from A to Z the Ultimate Collection Part 11: U & V
Pic by Tony via the Pittsburgh Beautiful App We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part eleven, U and V. 1. UM-brella (noun) Sure, Pittsburghers' umbrella...
read moreThe State of Sports Nation (The Buccos, that is…)
A special BONUS episode of the Pittsburgh Beautiful podcast with Dave Moio, the writer of Moio's Musings, and our sports columnist. Dave and I talk about the Bucco's season so far, should they be buyers or sellers, who has been their biggest miss in the last few...
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MoioMusings – Pirates stuck in the middle
Photo by Alise submitted via the Pittsburgh Beautiful App What the fans want should not matter to Neal Huntington. At all. They are not experts at running a baseball team, he is. He is much better at his job than most fans believe. He is handcuffed by market size,...
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The 12th Annual POLISH HILL ARTS FEST
ANNOUNCING: The 12th Annual POLISH HILL ARTS FEST will be SUNDAY JULY 21, 2019, noon-8pm!!!! The Polish Hill Arts Festival is a creative, friendly and relaxed event. The festival features more than 30 local artists and contemporary craftspeople displaying and selling...
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Steel This Podcast
Episode 4 is here! My guest on the podcast is John Dubosky, publisher of Steel This Magazine (see how I did that?)... a local, stand-out publication featuring all things Pittsburgh. Not to mention the fact (because we didn't mention it on the podcast) that his...
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This week my guest is John Dubosky, the publisher of Steel This Magazine, a local Pittsburgh-centric publication that doubles as a coupon clippers holy grail. You may see his mag a various coffee shops, cigar bars, boutiques and hot spots around the city....
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Rusted Root Reunites at the Deutschtown Music Festival
The Deutchtown Festival usually creates magic moments. From the pop up Clarks show to The Common Heart to many others in years past. This year, we got a Rusted Root reunion. With Jim Donovan and his Sun King Warriors, Liz Berlin and her current band - Drowning...
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Pittsburghese from A to Z the Ultimate Collection Part 10: S & T
Photo by Jihad M Photography via the Pittsburgh Beautiful App We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part ten, S and T. 1. Sadurdee (noun) Saturday. Used in a...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Whitaker
A Brief History of Whitaker Whitaker is a borough in Allegheny County on the Monongahela River three miles from downtown Pittsburgh. The neighborhood got its name from James Whitaker, a pioneer settler. Whitaker moved to the area in 1767, when it was known as Mifflin...
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Miss Pittsburgh International 2020 and the Younger Generation – The Podcast
If Pittsburgh (and Western PA) is to again become an increasingly relevant city and region one of the key factors is the younger generation. For many years now, we have been losing our best and brightest to areas of the country and the world perceived to have greater...
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On this episode, Jasmine Schulte, Miss Pittsburgh International 2020, joins us to discuss her title, what she's giving back to Pittsburgh, and what this most recent generation of Pittsburgh graduates love about our city. --- Send in a voice message:...
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Pittsburghese from A to Z the Ultimate Collection Part 9: Q & R
Inspired by the success of other Pittsburghese posts, we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part nine, Q and R. 1. 'Quippa (place) Aliquippa, a neighborhood in the area. 2. Ruff (noun) Roof. Used in a sentence could be "I...
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5 Things to do in Brookline
City of Pittsburgh neighborhood Brookline is a great place to enjoy lots of authentic and good food. You can also get healthy running the annual Brookline Breeze race or grab a good book or two at the Carnegie Library's Brookline branch. 1. Grab tacos at Las Palmas...
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The Pittsburgh Beautiful Podcast – Traveling from New York to Pittsburgh for… Vacation?
I would like to thank Scott Walters of Go Away Often Travel for his time on our first podcast. In this interview, you will hear from someone who, even though the majority of there life was spent outside Pittsburgh, considers himself a Pittsburgher none-the-less....
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Pittsburghese from A to Z the Ultimate Collection Part 8: O & P
We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part eight, O and P. 1. Oakle Doakle (phrase) Myron Cope's iconic phrase he uttered during many a radio broadcast. 2....
read moreNew Yorkers Travel to Pittsburgh?
Would a New Yorker actually choose Pittsburgh as a destination for vacation? The answer is apparently... YES. Pittsburgh Beautiful interviews Scott Walters, of GoAwayOftenTravel.com, about why, as a travel agent, he recommends Pittsburgh to many of his...
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5 Things to do in Shadyside
Shadyside is a neighborhood with lots to do. There are fun shops like Kards Unlimited, delicious food like Mercurio's and plenty of art and culture to take in too—the Jam on Walnut and Pittsburgh Center for the Arts are great choices. Here are just five of the many...
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Pittsburgh Suburbs: History of Duquesne
A Brief History of Duquesne The city of Duquesne is located in Allegheny County along the Monongahela River. It is located 12 miles south of downtown Pittsburgh. The history of Duquesne revolves largely around the steel industry. The city was settled back in...
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Pittsburghese from A to Z the Ultimate Collection Part 7: M & N
Photo submitted by Mitchell via Pittsburgh Beautiful App We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part seven, M & N. 1. The Mon (noun) The Monongahela River....
read morePittsburgh Beautiful Trailer
Pittsburgh! Welcome to the Pittsburgh Beautiful Podcast. We will talk about all things related to our beautiful city... and instead of the average interview, we'll have guests that were born, bred, live, work, breathe and maybe even eat... all things...
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5 Things to do in Mount Washington
Mount Washington is a vibrant and fun place to live. There's also plenty to do, including taking in the gorgeous views of the city, playing in Emerald View Park, having a delicious meal at the Monterey Bay Fish Grotto or grabbing flowers at Eiseltown Flowers &...
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5 Things to do in the South Side
The South Side is a fun, quirky and interesting neighborhood in the city of Pittsburgh. There's plenty to do for all tastes and interests. Here are five of the lots of activities to do in the neighborhood. 1. Sip a sophisticated cocktail at Acacia This super secret...
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Pittsburghese from A to Z the Ultimate Collection Part 6: K & L
Photo by Spencer via the Pittsburgh Beautiful App We were inspired by the success of previous Pittsburghese posts so we decided to create the ultimate Pittsburghese collection from A to Z. Here is part six, K and L. 1. Keeled (verb) Killed, as in "Did you hear who got...
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