20-year-old UMD student hopes to become first Terp on College Park City Council
A 20-year-old University of Maryland student is vying to become his school’s first undergraduate to serve on the College Park City Council. Gannon Sprinkle, a junior government and politics major ...
Waldrup's Viewpoint: Leading with vision, transforming with action
Pittsburgh has always been a city of resilience and reinvention. With Strategy in Action, we’re building on that legacy, ...
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Sandvig's Viewpoint: Reimagining downtown Pittsburgh requires new vision for public transit
"As our city and civic leaders begin to move from plans to projects, figuring out how all these people get to, from and around downtown must be part of the equation." ...
Brandon McGinley: How the activism-industrial complex props up Ed Gainey and distorts Pittsburgh politics
There was very little deliberation in what was supposed to be an exercise in deliberative democracy on Tuesday, as the ...
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Political push polls aim to shape public opinion in Pittsburgh mayor race
Surveys with false or misleading questions are often called “push-polls.” They may seem like efforts to gauge public opinion but are really an attempt to shape it.
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Gainey and O’Connor deadlocked in campaign fundraising for Pittsburgh mayor race
The Allegheny County Courthouse and the City ... Council on Nov. 12, at the City-County Building in Downtown. (Photo by ...
Latrobe, Mutual Aid officials in talks to return ambulance, crew to city hall
Talks are underway for Mutual Aid EMS to once again house an ambulance and crew at Latrobe’s city hall after the service has ...