Uber resumed testing its self-jaywalking pedestrians around Pittsburgh this weekend despite lingering concerns from residents regarding their safety.
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Pitt alum Sarah Barker demonstrated her generosity with a Christmas donation of more than $700 to Great Lakes Loan Services, the humble 33-year-old begrudgingly confirmed this morning.
Continue readingMiddle-aged bro Doug Meiers laments the meaningless nature of today’s fistfights in the South Side compared to those he used to start as early as 2003, the 34-year-old reported last night between Irish Car Bombs.
Continue readingCiting its superior effectiveness, the NHL has appointed Ryan Reaves’ right shoulder as director of its Player Safety Department, league executives announced this evening.
Continue readingA group of bros hailing from various parts of Allegheny County celebrated the defeat of a proposal to “victimize” them for .25 mills annually to support programs for children in need with an impromptu bar crawl resulting in more than $600 in charges, hungover sources groggily confirmed this morning.
Continue readingThe Penguins believe their latest acquisition will prove to be a dramatic improvement on the blue line, team executives said of the road cone after today’s morning skate.
Continue readingA package addressed to Mayor Bill Peduto was intercepted yesterday, containing a suspicious device armed with near-fatal volumes of Hunt’s ketchup, city officials reported this morning.
Continue readingResidents throughout Pittsburgh issued support for city police today after video evidence from last weekend revealed an unruly bar patron using his own face to strike an officer 19 times mercilessly in the fist.
Continue readingKris Roe is calling for a wide range of Pittsburgh musicians whom he can hire and fire in a furious outburst shortly thereafter for his band’s show Saturday, October 27 at the Smiling Moose, sources close to the Ataris frontman reported this afternoon.
Continue readingAssigned to yet another project on the highway, PennDOT worker Doug Mitchell expressed his hope to move his family to a nicer part of Parkway West construction within the next couple years.
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