Pittsburgh Local Pulse: Firefighter Hospitalization, Rain Ahead, and Community Rallies
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Pittsburgh Local Pulse: Firefighter Hospitalization, Rain Ahead, and Community Rallies
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Turning to our local weather, grab those umbrellas if you’re headed out this morning. We have two rounds of rain rolling through Pittsburgh today, with the first showers tapering off before lunch and a second batch of wet weather arriving this afternoon. Temperatures will hover in the mid-sixties, so expect a cool and damp day. Looking ahead, Friday evening should be pleasant and mostly dry, perfect for Friday Night Lights football games, but be ready for more light rain moving through on Saturday.
City Hall had an active week. A notable decision from the Zoning Board of Adjustment was upheld yesterday, with no reargument to be heard in the case involving Lockhart Tire and North Pittsburgh neighbors. The city also discussed new family housing choices, reflecting ongoing debates on how we grow our neighborhoods without losing their character.
On the business front, we welcome a new wood-fired pizza parlor opening soon thanks to a Cranberry couple bringing their culinary dreams to Pittsburgh. We’re seeing more locally-owned shops launching this season, especially around Lawrenceville and the Strip District. Meanwhile, some long-standing storefronts downtown have quietly closed, with at least two retail spots being prepped for redevelopment. There are around seventeen hundred job openings in the region across healthcare, tech, and restaurants, indicating a strong end-of-summer market for job seekers.
In real estate, buyers are still facing stiff competition. The average home price in Allegheny County last month sat just below three hundred thousand dollars, and open houses this weekend in Shadyside and Regent Square are expected to draw crowds.
For our local music fans, there’s buzz about the new collaboration between Altered Genius Brewing and the historic Hyeholde Restaurant: a special table beer launching tonight with live jazz on the garden patio.
Community rallies continue to shape our conversations. Yesterday, students and neighbors gathered outside Sixth Presbyterian in Squirrel Hill, raising their voices and signs to bring awareness to ongoing gun violence and calling for more action from city leaders.
In sports, there’s plenty to cheer for. Our Pittsburgh Pirates just completed a three-game sweep against the Dodgers. Paul Skenes was electric on the mound, pitching six scoreless innings and notching his tenth win of the season. The Bucs have now won twelve of their last sixteen games and kick off a home series with Milwaukee tonight. On the high school front, Central Catholic’s football team pulled off a dramatic overtime victory last night, and we’re wishing all our student athletes a safe and competitive fall season.
A quick note from public safety, officials in Oakland have made the decision not to file charges in the fatal construction accident outside the Petersen Events Center last spring, but remain open to new evidence should it come to light.
Let’s end with a feel-good story: community volunteers have finished repainting the basketball courts at Arsenal Park. The new bright designs come just in time for neighborhood kids as they head into the weekend.
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