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The Sprout Fund has issued a Request for Proposals for projects involving the steps of Pittsburgh - one of our city's most interesting features. Find out which projects might qualify and how to apply here.

Penn Avenue's own Spak Brothers was featured in a recent issue of The Pitt News. Who said pizza couldn't be healthy?

The BGC and its partner, Lawrenceville Corporation, made Tribune-Review headlines on January 10. The two organizations are exploring a possible Neighborhood Improvement could i have herpes District (NID) to keep their business districts cleaner and safer. Read the full story here.

The Pennsylvania Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Crisis Program Center is now open at the downtown location, One Smithfield Street, First Floor, Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The tentative closing date for the site is March 30. However, the program may be extended or shortened depending upon the availability of federal funds. During the cold-weather season, LIHEAP Crisis provides assistance to low-income households that are experiencing heating emergencies, including no heat, lack of deliverable fuels – heating oil, propane and kerosene – and heating system and fuel line repairs and replacements. In order to qualify [...]