The district plans to sue several social media companies in an effort to recover increased costs it associates with mental health services for students.
A staple of Pittsburgh campaign circles is throwing his own hat into the ring for a Pittsburgh City Council race in the city’s East End. Khari Mosley is running for Pittsburgh City Council in District 9, which includes East Hills, East Liberty, Garfield, Homewood, Lincoln-Lemington, Stanton Heights and part of
sala: difficult, painful memories of what used to be, and now we see suburbanites coming in to have a good time. visit the penguins. they don t live here. they just play here. and they don t, they don t know the pain that this playground caused. anthony: what s the missing component here? sala: what s missing is an economic plan that includes everybody. not just the techies and the computer geeks, but regular people.
cure was all about satisfying me. like, 100%. anthony: if i m running a high-end restaurant in pittsburgh, who am i employing as porters, dishwashers. sonja: students. justin: honestly, like, our dishwashers are white kids. anthony: no way. justin: pittsburgh, pa, is a big bright shining star of an example of what blue-collar america was a hundred years ago. sonja: when we are looking at who is applying, we also need to look at neighborhoods. the topography of pittsburgh is such that neighborhoods are separated by bridges and ravines. and this sort of thing means that people stay within their neighborhood. anthony: everybody is talking about a pittsburgh renaissance. there are artists coming, there are hip, new restaurants. somebody is making money. sala: yes. anthony: money is definitely coming in. is it lifting all boats? sala: no. it is not. the new pittsburgh attracts new
anthony: wow. that was a very different america. sala: that was a very different america. pedestrian: how you doing, sala? sala: good, good. this is where i lived, this is where i grew up. all of this area, this whole flat parking lot area that you see. this is where we lived. devastation. they just completely devastated our whole neighborhood. anthony: in the 1950s, the city came up with a plan to revitalize the hill district by leveling large swaths of it. eight thousand residents, including sala, were displaced. and instead of new housing, the land was used to build a hockey arena.