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True T EDU: Tech skills training for LGBTQ PittsburghersM - Vimarsana News

True T EDU: Tech skills training for LGBTQ PittsburghersM

Google partnered with the nonprofit True T PGH to bring the free training in cybersecurity, ecommerce and more.

Developers turning historic building in Louisville's Butchertown neighborhood into hotel - Vimarsana News

Developers turning historic building in Louisville's Butchertown neighborhood into hotel

A historic building in Butchertown will soon take on a new tenant and image as its developed into a hotel.

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Point Breeze home on the market for $3.95 million - Vimarsana News

Point Breeze home on the market for $3.95 million

A glass entryway with intricate lattice detail frames the front of this home built in 1900. Stepping inside, there are vintage vibes because of the well-maintained hardwood floors, high ceilings and a spacious winding stairway. Detailed molding is seen throughout the home, above doorways, in hallways and around fireplaces. “This

Point Breeze home on the market for $3.95 million - Vimarsana News

Point Breeze home on the market for $3.95 million

A glass entryway with intricate lattice detail frames the front of this home built in 1900. Stepping inside, there are vintage vibes because of the well-maintained hardwood floors, high ceilings and a spacious winding stairway. Detailed molding is seen throughout the home, above doorways, in hallways and around fireplaces. “This

Options abound for Western Pennsylvanians celebrating a dry holiday - Vimarsana News

Options abound for Western Pennsylvanians celebrating a dry holiday

Recovering addict Lisa Hoey of Pittsburgh’s South Side says alcohol was an integral part of her holidays. It was part of nearly every detail — from baking cookies and entertaining, to watching TV specials and wrapping gifts, said Hoey, now sober for more than two decades. An alum of O’Hara