Sue Strachan, Uptown Messenger
The Magazine Street storefront is in transition, with the window painted for the wine shop and the door still bearing the boutique’s logo.
The stretch of Magazine Street between Gen. Pershing and Milan streets has seen a lot of comings and goings of businesses through the years, and even more recently due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
One new business that plans to open in the next few months is Second Vine Wine, in the space that most recently housed the Claudia Croazzo clothing store, at 4210-14 Magazine St.
If the wine shop’s name is familiar, it’s because Second Vine Wine was previously located in the Marigny Triangle. It closed last year in March, just after the pandemic and lockdowns began.
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William T. “Bill” Dymond, the first editor of the Sunday Tribune-Review, was a man great in stature and personality, a man who cared deeply about his family and community, his friends said.
“He was a giant in so many ways. Not only in personal stature, but a giant in the community. He was a giant with his family as a father and a husband,” said Don Orlando, a longtime friend and former communications director of Saint Vincent College near Latrobe.
He and his wife, Philomena “Phil,” a former president of the Latrobe Chamber of Commerce, were fixtures in civic events in the Latrobe community, Orlando said.
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Robert Morris University President Chris Howard on Thursday, announcing the new RMU Gateway program.
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Leaders of five higher education institutions in the region announced a new partnership Thursday, with the goal of improving college accessibility and affordability.
Officials from Robert Morris University, Community College of Allegheny County, Community College of Beaver County, Butler County Community College and Westmoreland County Community College signed an agreement for a new initiative called RMU Gateway.
Starting in Fall 2021, students enrolled in any of the four community colleges can have dual enrollment at RMU and take 12 RMU courses while working toward their associate degree. Tuition for those credits will be equal to what students pay at their community college.
Despite the worst health crisis in a century, restaurants keep opening. We re not complaining.
In spite of indoor dining restrictions, a ban on bar seating and frigid temperatures that have made alfresco eating nearly prohibitive, chefs and restaurateurs continue to jot down opening dates on their calendar for new projects. Some were supposed to open last year. Some have recently been dreamed up. Some are somewhere in the middle.
From an elevated gastropub to an elegant Indian restaurant to a seasonal modern American restaurant with a cooking school, here are the most exciting restaurants set to open this spring in North Jersey.