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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Fall 2013

If time is our most valuable commodity, then to give of it is to be at our most generous. Nationwide, about 64.5 million of us generously volunteered at least once during the year ended September 2012, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Fall 2013

If time is our most valuable commodity, then to give of it is to be at our most generous. Nationwide, about 64.5 million of us generously volunteered at least once during the year ended September 2012, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Fall 2013

East Liberty is a success story unfolding before our very eyes. Projects on the neighborhood’s periphery have been so well received that developers, hoping to fill the demand for more new restaurant, retail, office, apartment, and hotel spaces, are finally…

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Summer 2013

Summer is the season when skin is on full display, revealing tattoos often hidden from view the rest of the year. But what if you’ve had a change of heart about that heart you’re sporting on your shoulder? Laser technology is the answer—and a few local businesses are using it in charitable ways to change people’s lives for the better.

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Spring 2013

On the greens, members engage in the sport of lawn bowling—or bowls—that has been played in some fashion since the ancient Egyptians around 3,200 BCE.

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Holiday 2012

Logs crackling in the fireplace, candles burning on the mantel, holiday lights on the tree, and lots of cooking going on—just a few of the reasons why home fires are more prevalent in winter than any other season. But the good news is that there are incredibly dedicated local firefighters who put their lives on the line to protect us all.

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Fall 2012

This fall, Henne Jewelers is looking back at its success over four generations in celebration of its 125th anniversary.

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Summer 2012

When the PGA Tour made a presentation to the Fox Chapel Golf Club board this past December asking if it would consider hosting the Constellation Senior Players Championship in June,...

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Summer 2012

When James B. Clark of Rowland & Clark Theatres opened the Manor Theatre in Squirrel Hill on May 15, 1922, its auditorium accommodated 1,500 moviegoers—making it one of the most spacious in all of Pittsburgh...

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Spring 2012

We heard the collective groan when PennDOT announced the Squirrel Hill Tunnel would be under construction for the next three years. Could the traffic bottleneck on the Parkway East really get any worse? Sure, it will be a hassle..

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Holiday 2011

Schenley Plaza is entering the holiday season with a sparkling new restaurant, The Porch, adding an exciting new element to the popular Oakland green space. This striking, full-service eatery is the latest venture by Eat’n Park Hospitality Group...

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Holiday 2011

It’s the greenest grass in all of Oakland— the “Emerald Lawn” of Schenley Plaza. And now there is a new vantage point from which to appreciate it...

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Fall 2011

A few big things happened in East Liberty over the summer, and they’re bringing attention and people into this neighborhood that’s undergoing a resurgence...

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Summer 2011

With warmer days upon us and summer nights stretching ahead, the desire to grab lunch outside or dine under the stars bubbles up in all of us. Fortunately, more and more local restaurants are ready to accommodate..

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Holiday 2010

If you like your Sunday nights on the calm side, Heinz Chapel may be the ideal place for you.

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Fall 2010

THERE IS NOW A WHOLE GENERATION THAT KNOWS THE 256-ACRE former site of U.S. Steel’s Homestead Works only as The Waterfront—nearly 1.4 million square feet of seemingly endless shopping, dining, and entertainment, extending as far as the eye can see. And so to them (and let’s face it, to most of us), Homestead is The Waterfront.

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Summer 2010

With the 65th U.S. Women’s Open taking place at Oakmont Country Club in July, women’s golf and the historic course are back in the national spotlight. But before the best players in the world arrive here and capture all the attention, we want you to meet some of the best local amateurs...

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Summer 2010

Why hasn’t anyone ever figured out that Pittsburgh’s population might be declining for the simple fact that once people cross a river or go through a tunnel, they
just can’t find their way back home?...

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Spring 2010

Let’s face it—coffee is everywhere. Getting gas? Have a cup. Stocking up on groceries? Grab a coffee to go. Sitting in a lounge somewhere waiting for an oil change or for your daughter to give birth?...

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Holiday 2009

It was hot, even for summer time in Central America. The hospital wards were crowded. The beds were crammed together, with the head of one bed touching the foot of the next.With just one bathroom for the whole floor, there was little privacy. And all the patients there were suffering from the pain of severe arthritis...

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Charlie Stewart
Charlie Stewart

Fall 2009

hen the Chinese delegation arrives in Pittsburgh for the G-20 summit, you could greet them with,
“Ni chi fan le mei yo?”—Mandarin literally meaning, “Have you eaten yet?”

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Summer 2009

An update on the latest developments along the Baum-Centre corridor

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Charlie Stewart
allegheny Cemetary

Spring 2009

If a cemetery can be romantic, Allegheny Cemetery in Lawrenceville is the ultimate setting. Situated on the southern slope of the Allegheny River, its rolling hills, winding roads, ponds, wildlife, and natural beauty provide a picturesque...

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Charlie Stewart
Charlie Stewart

Summer 2007

When a middle-aged Roy Hobbs, played by Robert Redford in the movie The Natural, shows up in the dugout of the New York Knights after a 16-year interruption in his baseball career, the manager, Pop Fisher (Wilford Brimley), looks over to him ...

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Charlie Stewart
Holiday 2006

Earn one point for abating and developing a brownfield site, two for recycling 75% of construction waste, and another point for providing two preferred parking places for hybrid cars. Welcome to the environmentally friendly game of green building...
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Charlie Stewart
Charlie Stewart

Fall 2006

According to the 2000 census, Allegheny County residents spend an average of eight years and three months living in one house before moving to another...

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Charlie Stewart
Charlie Stewart

Spring 2006

Jay’s Bookstall is still going strong after fifty years

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Charlie Stewart
Charlie Stewart

Spring 2006

If you like your Sunday nights on the calm side, Heinz Chapel may be the ideal place for you.

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Charlie Stewart
Charlie Stewart

Holiday 2005

As the gift-giving season approaches, you can always count on books. No need to worry about size or color. Just find something of interest to that special someone on your list and you’ve got the perfect present. This year, as you make your list and check it twice, consider adding some local flavor to your selections...

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Charlie Stewart
Charlie Stewart

Fall 2004

A self-professed nocturnal person, Jean Anne Hattler sometimes is up late reading the travel section of the New York Times and scanning the internet for travel bargains. She recalls one she came across in 1994: “For $900 out of New York, you could ski for seven...

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