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Rising Downtown crime, unruly teens threaten Pittsburgh’s notion of safety this summer It’s shaping up to be a summer of optimism for Pittsburgh’s resurgent Downtown and South Side — but also a season of concern. Market Square wrapped up a $15 million upgrade in April just in time for the 2026 NFL Draft. South Side’s Oliver Bath House, the city’s on...

Hershey Park -- ugh.

Giant brawl forced Hersheypark to stop rollercoaster as parents hid under tables: police Fifty-five people, the majority of them minors, were charged after the April 3 fights during Hersheypark's opening day.

Park $. Humm. We need $ for coaches and programs.

Department of the Interior Announces $461 Million for Parks and Outdoor Recreation across America | U.S. Department of the Interior The Department of the Interior today announced the distribution of more than $327 million in formula grants and $134 million in competitive grants from the Land and Water Conservation Fund to all 50 states, U.S. territories and the District of Columbia, a major investment in the parks, playgrounds,....

Is a police state about to launch in the South Side Flats? Asking as this source if information (Marty G) is always to be doubted.

New video by Claire Pro • Rich Cupka x Marty Griffin • South Side Violence Continues · Monday, May 11 📸 Shared album · Tap to view!

Market Square news on WTAE TV 4 leads to a broken link, page not available. Humm. So, there might have been a shooting in Market Square and the powers to be don’t want anyone to know about it. Say what?

So, there was a race on the river that was larger than the 2026 NFL Draft????

Imagine that.

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Steamboat Race between the William Larimer Jones and the Homestead, along a 3.1 mile course on the Ohio and Monongahela Rivers in Pittsburgh on June 3, 1951. Part of a city celebration called "Welcome Week", the festivities attracted hundreds of thousands of spectators. The last steamboat race in the city's history ended in a dead-heat. This photo is by Edward Frank.
(Photo and text from https://historicpittsburgh.org/)

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Come Live Over Here -- with the exception of any up-and-coming swim coach with the Panthers, so it seems.