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Significant changes could be coming to the East Liberty neighborhood as developers are hoping to expand Bakery Square further down Penn Avenue.

Aug. 8—Much of the public meeting Monday about proposed rezoning to allow redevelopment adjacent to Bakery Square was conducted civilly, as residents asked questions of developer Walnut Capital of its

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The mammoth project by Walnut Capital must have the land rezoned before it decides what will be part of the new development.

A meeting will be held at the Kingsley Association Monday evening to discuss Walnut Capital’s proposal.

Ownership of a Bakery Square food hall has officially changed management after about two months of shakeups among the restaurants inside. The site off Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh’s East End is now called City Kitchen, with management operations fully shifted from New York City-owned Galley Group to Shaka Restaurant Group.

Strong coffee and bingo are enough to draw Betty Delaney to the Highlands Area Senior Center every day. But her “partner in crime,” Christine Drane, said there’s a spicier reason to check out the Tarentum facility. “The meatballs are exceptionally good,” said Drane of Natrona Heights. “The lunches can’t be

A pedestrian was injured in Pittsburgh on Sunday afternoon when an elderly driver lost control of their vehicle and struck the woman on the sidewalk. Police, firefighters and EMS responded at about 1:30 p.m. to the 6300 block of Penn Avenue in East Liberty, not far from the Bakery Square

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Walnut Capital is looking to nearly double the size of its Bakery Square development in Pittsburgh’s East End. The Bakery Square office and commercial development opened in 2009, expanded to include housing and now sits on 20 acres in Larimer and Shadyside. Walnut Capital is looking to expand the specially