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'A Woman's Place' examines the history of women in Pittsburgh - Vimarsana News

'A Woman's Place' examines the history of women in Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH–An argument can be made that Pittsburgh’s image has been built on a foundation of masculine pursuits and preoccupations. Think manufacturing and steel, football and hunting, and tossing back some I.C. Light in a neighborhood bar. The Pittsburgh region is much more rich and varied than brawn and brewskis, a fact that has become more […]

Nancy Brown was one of the best-loved newspaper advice columnists ever - Vimarsana News

Nancy Brown was one of the best-loved newspaper advice columnists ever

Thousands of people read Nancy Brown's columns, but they were more than readers. They were a community.

Center Township scooter-versus-car crash sends 1 to the hospital - Vimarsana News

Center Township scooter-versus-car crash sends 1 to the hospital

County 911 says the crash happened near the Cinemark theater on Wagner Road in Center Township around 2:31 p.m.

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She Was An Investigative Journalist Who Went Undercover As A Patient In A New York City Asylum To Show Everyone How Deplorable The Conditions Were - Vimarsana News

She Was An Investigative Journalist Who Went Undercover As A Patient In A New York City Asylum To Show Everyone How Deplorable The Conditions Were

Do you know the story of Nellie Bly, one of the most fascinating American women journalists? Her story was one that inspired a popular character in the second season of American Horror Story, as she was an

Nellie Bly From Doyle Glass - Vimarsana News

Nellie Bly From Doyle Glass

A column in the Pittsburgh Dispatch titled “What Girls Are Good For” so upset 21 year old Elizabeth Jane Cochran that she wrote an angry letter to the editor as a response, signing it “Lonely Orphan Girl.” The editor was so impressed by her writing that he hired her to