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The Fast Rise of Slow Food

Cally Jamis Vennare Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Slow Food Pittsburgh is making the case for local and sustainable food while reminding us of the connection between what's on our plate and what's good for the planet. From local chefs to Laptop Butcher Shop, our choices for slow food are growing.  

Parks and the Health of Great Cities

Deb Smit Wednesday, September 10, 2008
From a gray, industrial city to the green metropolis of today, Pittsburgh has a great story to tell. That's one reason we're playing host this month to the prestigious International Urban Parks Conference. Here's to recognizing all that's been accomplished in greening our region.

Pop Star: The Brochure Lady

Anne Lutz Zacharias Wednesday, August 27, 2008
An average of 130 visitors a day go through the Welcome Center downtown to find out more about Pittsburgh. When Nancy Reynolds-Daniels (aka the Brochure Lady) is behind the desk, they get welcomed in style. Read more about a Pittsburgh ambassador who is quite an attraction on her own.

Pittsburgh Goes Global

Abby Mendelson Wednesday, August 13, 2008
It's time to celebrate how global the Pittsburgh region is and we've got all of September to do it. To get you started, here are some amazing facts about our global reach and what you can do to be part of the Global Pittsburgh Celebration. Think big. Think worldwide!

Introducing Pittsburgh Wiki: Transportation Solutions for Our Region

Pop City staff Wednesday, August 13, 2008
There's no better time to voice your ideas for improving transportation in our region, from bus routes to bicycle lanes. Pittsburgh Wiki, the first ever wiki of its kind designed for a city, is up and running and welcoming  collaboration from all citizens to bring about real change.  Check it out then dive in!

The Sprout Fund: Banking on Community-Changing Ideas

Abby Mendelson Wednesday, August 06, 2008
Down at the grassroots level, Sprout began by helping under-40s fund projects that otherwise may not have come to life.  Now, it wants to transform the region.

Americorps: Bringing Talent to Town

Max Jones Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Americorps not only serves as great training for young people but it's also helping to attract talent into Pittsburgh. Once students sample our city, they tend to stay.

Transportation Key to World-Class Pittsburgh

Chip Walter Wednesday, July 16, 2008
To set the stage for the upcoming cityLIVE! on Transportation Solutions for Our Region, Pop City is revisiting the article that inspired the event. One way to vault Pittsburgh to hot city status is to create an excellent transit system. The question is, how do we get great? Read this then come to the event and get involved!

The Invasion of the BigBots

Debra Smit,Debra Smit Wednesday, June 25, 2008
You would think you'd know a robot when you see one, right? Wrong. Soon 11 big robot installations will appear all over Pittsburgh, challenging our conceptions of bots. Called BigBots, it's happening only in --where else-- Roboburgh. 

The Making of an Art Academy

Lauren Urbschat,Lauren Urbschat Tuesday, June 10, 2008
It took three young artists to come up with the big idea for an art academy. And now everyone in Pittsburgh can see the Academy's project, Citywide Salon, showcased in bus shelters throughout the city.

Pop Star: Robert Rubinstein

Abby Mendelson Friday, May 30, 2008
Urban warrior by day, rock star by night, Robert Rubenstein wields his influence from his position as economic director of the URA -- and from his position onstage where he rocks out as Rasta Man.

Hey Hey Hockeytown!

Pop City and Model D staff Tuesday, May 27, 2008
The Penguins and Red Wings, Pittsburgh and Detroit-- it's a clash of the Titans. Just please don't mention the Rust Belt. Thanks. The Stanley Cup Finals are also a chance to talk some smack and dish on redevelopment with our sister publication in Detroit -- Model D.

Leadership Pittsburgh Celebrates 25

Abby Mendelson Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Leadership Pittsburgh’s 25th Anniversary--No black ties. No speeches. Just a quarter-century of inspired leadership taking Pittsburgh into the future.

New and Improved! Manufacturing in Pittsburgh

Reid R. Frazier Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Manufacturing in Pittsburgh isn't what it used to be. The highly skilled, highly paid manufacturing jobs today are more technology-oriented and the demand for workers is growing. Harold Miller--who else?-- clues us in.

Leadership Series: Patrick Dowd, City Council

Gregg Ramshaw Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Patrick Dowd, young, energetic, impressive, is the host of the first Leadership Salon hosted by cityLIVE! and sponsored by Pop City. As a newly-minted City Councilman, Dowd is an advocate for cost-efficient government and for education as the key to reinvigorating our city.
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