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Yinzer Dogs Serves Franks With a Complimentary Side of Pittsburgh Spirit - Vimarsana News

Yinzer Dogs Serves Franks With a Complimentary Side of Pittsburgh Spirit

Yinzer Dogs, a food truck peddling franks, fries, kielbasa sammiches, pop and pierogies, might be the most Pittsburghy thing in Pittsburgh.

Why, and how, are Pittsburgh residents trying to avoid Little Italy Days? - Vimarsana News

Why, and how, are Pittsburgh residents trying to avoid Little Italy Days?

Locals reveal their plans during the Bloomfield heritage festival, which they view as more of an annoyance than a celebration.

Pittsburgh burglaries: Shadyside, Bloomfield, East Liberty businesses - Vimarsana News

Pittsburgh burglaries: Shadyside, Bloomfield, East Liberty businesses

Damage was reported at P'Vino, William Penn Smoke Shop and The Pleasure Bar.

Source: wtae.com
TV Talk: Season 2 of 'Ed and Day in the 'Burgh' gets physical - Vimarsana News

TV Talk: Season 2 of 'Ed and Day in the 'Burgh' gets physical

Podcasters, comedians and craft beer enthusiasts Ed Bailey and Day Bracey continue to explore Pittsburgh neighborhoods in season two of “Ed and Day in the ’Burgh” on streaming channel Very Local Pittsburgh — but there’s a key difference in the new eight-episode season. “It’s more getting us out doing things,

What you need to know about 2022 Little Italy Days - Vimarsana News

What you need to know about 2022 Little Italy Days

Pittsburgh’s annual Italian heritage festival is returning to Bloomfield starting on Thursday. The four-day festival closes down sections of Liberty Avenue, is free to attend, and is filled with vendors, musical acts, and even a bocce court, with a tournament pitting local Irish-American officials against Italian-American celebrities, including Steelers legend