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WESA wins 2024 Regional Murrow Award, Golden Quills and PAB awards - Vimarsana News

WESA wins 2024 Regional Murrow Award, Golden Quills and PAB awards

The WESA newsroom, its journalists and The Allegheny Front have been honored in 2024 with significant awards in state and regional competitions for journalism excellence.

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Jim Barham Retires from Stawell Hospital Foundation Trust | The Stawell Times-News - Vimarsana News

Jim Barham Retires from Stawell Hospital Foundation Trust | The Stawell Times-News

After 25 years of service, Jim Barham steps down as a trustee of Stawell Hospital Foundation. Explore his legacy and impact on healthcare in our community.

Allegheny County property owners aim for smaller property tax bills - Vimarsana News

Allegheny County property owners aim for smaller property tax bills

With Allegheny County’s property tax appeal system now recalculated in favor of owners, schools and municipalities large and small are preparing to take hits.

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New members signal new era for Pittsburgh's Art and Civic Design commission - Vimarsana News

New members signal new era for Pittsburgh's Art and Civic Design commission

Pittsburgh’s process for vetting and approving public artworks and changes to city-owned buildings looks a lot different than it did just a few months ago.

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As the election nears, Pittsburgh expert weighs in on how to spot disinformation - Vimarsana News

As the election nears, Pittsburgh expert weighs in on how to spot disinformation

On today's show: As we enter the home stretch before the November election, we explain how you can identify misinformation and disinformation, even when it might look like a reputable source; the U.S. Supreme Court term begins today, and following the contentious Roe v. Wade ruling last term, we discuss what to expect this fall; and 50 years ago, how a group of working-class Black men in Pittsburgh transformed emergency care.Today’s guests include: Kathleen Carley, computational social scientist and professor at Carnegie Mellon University, director of CMU’s Center for Informed Democra...

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