Robinson: $5,000 to candidate who creates a ‘Black agenda’
- Details
- Category: Pittsburgh
- Published Date
- Written by The New Pittsburgh Courier
- Hits: 229
Page 1 of 2
BILL ROBINSON WITH CHECK BOOK (Photo by J.L. Martello)
Three days after a weekend meeting at the Hill House organized to crystallize support behind a single Black mayoral candidate for Pittsburgh, Allegheny County Councilman William Robinson called a press conference that most thought he would declare himself that candidate—except he d
...Domestic violence link to HIV
- Details
- Category: Pittsburgh
- Published Date
- Written by The New Pittsburgh Courier
- Hits: 166
Page 1 of 2
KEZIA ELLISON (Photo by Gail Manker)
The subject of sexual slave trade on the global level and intimate partner violence domestically were an important topic of discussion at the Mother-Daughter Circle “Sharing the Facts” Gathering & Luncheon, as medical professional struggled with how to protect women from HIV infection who som
...Year later: Mayor continues fight to revive Aliquippa
- Details
- Category: Pittsburgh
- Published Date
- Written by The New Pittsburgh Courier
- Hits: 131
Page 1 of 2
MAYOR DWAN WALKER HARD AT WORK (Photo By Abdul Al-Nakhli)
by Abdul Al-Nakhli
ALIQUIPPA, Pa.—In 2012, change came for Aliquippa. Dwan Walker, 37, became the first African-American mayor of Aliquippa, a post he takes to heart.
He loves his city, fights for his city, and wants to see it thrive. Against a wall inside the council office, the
Public Hearing: Diversity a priority in police chief selection
- Details
- Category: Pittsburgh
- Published Date
- Written by The New Pittsburgh Courier
- Hits: 151
Page 1 of 2
CELESTE TAYLOR (Photo by J.L. Martello)
When former Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Chief Nate Harper resigned last month, members of the community jumped at the chance to have their input considered in the selection of a new police chief. A few weeks later, when Mayor Luke Ravenstahl announced he would not seek re-election, amidst
...Old diesel equipment still spewing soot into Pittsburgh's air
- Details
- Category: Pittsburgh
- Published Date
- Written by The New Pittsburgh Courier
- Hits: 167
Page 1 of 2
BAKERY SQUARE IN EAST LIBERTY
by Emily DeMarco
(PublicSource)--Morry Feldman downs two horse pills with breakfast. Then, he uses four different sprays. Two puffs into the mouth. Two into the nose. Repeat at dinner.
Feldman, 59, has severe asthma and allergies. And Pittsburgh is among the worst places he could live or work because of the
...
