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revolutionoverdue t1_jdnbgj8 wrote
Reply to Best record shops in Pittsburgh? by spencergar
The government center in north side.
revolutionoverdue t1_jd33blo wrote
Reply to comment by ktxhopem3276 in Let's pour one out for the developers of Pittsburgh by PublicCommenter
I agree to an extent. I’ve actually had face to face meetings with Mayor Gainey about issues effecting my neighborhood. Something I could never get with mayor peduto. Like I said, I do think his heart is in the right place. And, if nothing else he has breathed some fresh air into the city county building. But, I don’t know if his trusted advisors have a strong grip on policy.
I get it, it’s easy for me to complain from the sidelines. And, you’re never going to please all of the people. I just had higher hopes.
My city council person is light years ahead of their predecessor. So, we’ve got that going for us.
revolutionoverdue t1_jd2v3t8 wrote
Reply to comment by James19991 in Let's pour one out for the developers of Pittsburgh by PublicCommenter
Same reason I’m hopeful that the Bucs can compete each year in spring training.
revolutionoverdue t1_jd2pdey wrote
Reply to comment by YIMBYYay in Let's pour one out for the developers of Pittsburgh by PublicCommenter
I agree. I’m a small local neighborhood developer and it’s really hard for small time developers without lawyers and project managers on staff to navigate and afford the process. In my opinion it pushes local developers away. Building or renovating a 4 unit mixed use project in milvale or dormont or etna is soooo much easier than city of PGH.
revolutionoverdue t1_jd2mogd wrote
I really did give Gainey a chance. And, I think his heart is in the right place. But, at this point I think he’s in over his head. I think a change from peduto was necessary, but we need someone who deeply understands policy, from development to homelessness, to take charge.
revolutionoverdue t1_jd2m9yh wrote
Reply to comment by Aggravating_Foot_528 in Let's pour one out for the developers of Pittsburgh by PublicCommenter
Wait, is this true? If so that’s a huge typo. Changes the framework of the whole argument.
revolutionoverdue t1_jaakdx1 wrote
Reply to Someone keeps parking these stupid scooters in my driveway. Am I allowed to throw them out/move them/run them over? It makes it hard to leave my house by Hotsawce
I think proper etiquette is to toss them into a river. Whichever is closest.
revolutionoverdue t1_j93hgfo wrote
Reply to Moving to Deutschtown/North side? by DesperateWorker1045
Pre pandemic deutschtown was pretty great. E Ohio was a little seedy but some good spots.
Since then drug dealing and use has gotten bad near the Sue Murray pool, and more trouble makers on East Ohio.
But, things are rapidly changing to make e Ohio a vibrant business district. Subba Asian and EYV restaurant just opened. Siempre Argo and Fig Ash are great. Allegheny City Brewing is cool and is building a new tap room on East Ohio. Fig & Ash owners are opening a bar/rest/music venue called fat cat. Park house is renovating. James st pub will be opening later this year. A bike repair shop is about to open. Government Center bar/coffee shop/record store/music venue is open. Wagsburgh pet supply store is really nice. Spak Brothers just bought a building on the street. Plus more in the works.
Federal Galley is fun. The community garden is great to hang out at on Thursday nights. The elks club has banjo night. Farmers market in the park is nice. Lots of live music around.
revolutionoverdue t1_j1io8bp wrote
Reply to Just got my second canceled flight in as many days and now I’m stuck in Pittsburgh until Tuesday by Itsyaboiblue
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Deep fried Turkey party.
revolutionoverdue t1_jdt17w4 wrote
Reply to comment by _MobyHick in “Kennywood’s Open” by Fuzzy_Baseball9006
I love this.