https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Morris_Colonials

EDIT: As of last summer, they were considering a change: https://www.wtae.com/article/robert-morris-university-considering-colonials-name/40303045

To expand on this:

If it's within the posted timeframe and you've parked there for two hours, you can't just move your car to a different spot and expect to be good for another two hours: this sign applies to the entire "U" zone; you'd need to park somewhere that is designated with a different letter.

I'm guessing you're not from Pittsburgh originally? "Parkway East crash" would've given you the same results; locals (and the news stations) don't really refer to it as 376.

I think if people wanted to do this, they could also just leave via their car in the parking lot.

Maybe contact your City Council representative?

Hard to tell if this is a reasonable ask or not. I'd like to know what "security measures" he's demanding, but it sounds like he just wants to come off like a tough guy.

Our boiler went out the day before Christmas Eve and as desperate as we were to get it fixed, we called everyone BUT Gillece based on all the bad things we'd heard about them.

If I were going to do this, I'd probably go for Phipps Conservatory but honestly for a headshot a plain wall, a brick wall, or some kind of curtain/backdrop are all things you could do most anywhere. You could probably walk into any building at CCAC and find a suitable spot.

It was, but last time I was there, they had gotten rid of the memorabilia.

Mount Burrito Hill!

• Yes, it should unscrew. If you can't do it by hand, try wearing a rubber glove or using a washcloth to gain more grip on it.
• Make sure you're turning it the correct direction. Sometimes when it's at an odd angle, your mind has trouble telling which way is counterclockwise.
• If you used Drano and it didn't help the clog, that Drano is likely at the bottom of your P-trap, so wear goggles at least to protect yourself against it splashing out when you remove the trap.

https://www.meganslaw.psp.pa.gov/InformationalPages/Notification

Unfortunately there isn't much more to Breezewood than a short stretch of Route 30 with some gas stations, fast-food/chain restaurants, and a couple gift shops. If she can stand being out in the frigid cold, she can probably walk around and see it all in an hour or two.

You could send her a gift card to Starbucks, maybe?

I'm guessing her car broke down and she's there waiting out the repair over the holidays?

To clarify, seems like this is more due to the extreme cold than any potential snow accumulation.

Happy Holidays, Rita!

I dunno if this will be good enough for your purposes, but a lot of the time when offices go out of business, they'll often sell off their cubicle partitions and stuff cheaply. Check Craigslist.

Underrated: Nick Marie's Esta Esta in Monroeville. It's your basic red-sauce Italian restaurant but it's pretty much like stepping into a time machine to the 1970s.

It was printed on the front page of the Post-Gazette.

Try Sheetz instead.

I really don't remember. Maybe? The back of the old store was kind of a mess; I never really looked around back there all too much. They're pretty hit-or-miss overall, I honestly think if you're looking for something specific (and older) and you don't want to keep popping in every week, you'll have better luck driving out to an architectural salvage place.

I've been to the ReStore, though the last time I was there they were in the process of moving to a larger space in the same plaza. I've driven past the one in Canonsburg before.

Pittsburgh City Paper is hosting a watch party at Square Cafe: https://www.facebook.com/events/2980754285551781/?ref=newsfeed

Habitat for Humanity ReStore? There's an architectural salvage place in Canonsburg too if that's closer to you.

Looking at it on Google Maps, it 's not nearly as large as I thought. Looks like the square footage is about the same as that of the Giant Eagle in the same plaza.