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Pittsburgh Local Pulse: Saturday Sports Showdown and Economic Growth Update

Pittsburgh Local Pulse: Saturday Sports Showdown and Economic Growth Update

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 Good morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Saturday, February 21. We kick off with breaking news from City Hall where Mayor Corey OConnor just unveiled his top team to drive economic growth across our neighborhoods, promising new jobs and development that hits home for all of us. This means more opportunities right here in Pittsburgh as his vision takes shape.

Shifting to sports, were buzzing about todays WPIAL basketball semifinals heating up our local courts. At PineRichland, No. 3 Knoch faces No. 2 North Catholic at 1 p.m. in a rubber match after splitting twice this season, while topseeded Quaker Valley takes on surprise Deer Lakes at 3 p.m. Over at Peters Township, No. 6 Serra Catholic challenges No. 2 Nazareth Prep at 1:30 p.m., and Neighborhood Academy meets Monessen again at Norwin. Girls action starts with Peters Township versus South Fayette at noon at Keystone Oaks, a rematch of last years thrillers, and Thomas Jefferson battles PennTrafford at Norwin. Dont miss the diving championships at North Allegheny or wrestling finals at CanonMcMillan, Chartiers Valley, and Mt. Lebanon. Pitt mens hoops hits the road against No. 22 North Carolina tonight, aiming to snap an 11game skid.

On the roads, Pittsburgh Water reports urgent sewer repairs closing North Craig Street from Centre Avenue to Bayard Street today, so plan detours around Oakland carefully.

For jobs, Mayor OConnors push signals steady growth with about 5,000 new positions eyed in coming months. Real estate stays hot, with South Hills median homes around 350,000 dollars, up 5 percent yearly.

Weather today brings partly cloudy skies with highs near 42 degrees and light winds, perfect for those playoff watches but bundle up for evening chills. Outlook holds steady through Monday.

New business wise, no major openings or closings, but keep eyes on transit tweaks after Westmoreland eased tariff costs.

Community events include those WPIAL games and a feelgood nod to North Alleghenys divers chasing last years gold. Local schools shine with Knoch Knights winning 19 of 21 lately.

In public safety, no major crimes in Pittsburgh proper past 24 hours, though a fire damaged homes in nearby Washington Township, injuring two; stay vigilant.

Upcoming, watch Tuesdays special election in the South Hills 42nd House District between Jen Mazzocco and Joseph Leckenby.

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