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Evolve Coaching staff, board members, collaborators and officials gathered for a groundbreaking ceremony June 12 for Evolve's planned Inclusion Center. By Jamie Kelly, Bulletin editor Evolve Coaching is hoping to help make Pittsburgh “Autism’s Most Livable City,” and took a step in that direction June 12 with the groundbreaking for its new Inclusion Center at 5025 Penn Ave. The center, slated to open in 2026, will offer services for autistic and other disabled college students, job seekers and artists. It will have space for training, coaching sessions, workshops and a public gallery. Among the planned offerings are: A [...]

The monthly Garfield Night Market opened for the season on June 6. The Garfield Night Market returned to First Fridays Unblurred in June. The event, which features food, vendors and music, happens from June to October in conjunction with First Fridays.

In the July edition of The Bulletin, we learn about the plans for Evolve Coaching's new Inclusion Center and The Children's Home of Pittsburgh's new counseling locations, as well take a look at First Fridays Unblurred and the Garfield Night Market, find out what's planned in the city for July 4 holiday, get an update on the Orchard North development and a lot more!

At the Eastside Neighborhood Employment Center, we are proud to offer free resources and one-on-one support to all job seekers! Here’s how to get started and make the most of what we offer

For Andrew Knight, a lot of things in his life have come full circle.

The Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation’s bold vision for revitalizing the historic Rotunda took a major step forward on May 15 as more than 330 community members gathered for Raising the "Roof on the Rotunda," a vibrant celebration of art, culture, and community. The event netted $40,000 to help transform the former B’nai Israel Synagogue into a new hub for creativity, youth programming, and neighborhood gathering in Pittsburgh’s East End.

Lawrenceville Corporation is thrilled to present the third annual Lawrenceville Pride June 13 through 15 throughout the neighborhood.

Bloomfield residents are upset with how the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh has been handling the demolition of the former Immaculate Conception church, school and convent.

The June edition of The Bulletin is online now. In this month's issue, we hear from Bloomfield residents upset by the demolition of Immaculate Conception, take a look at the results from the May 20 Primary, learn about the educational journey of a former CCRP student, look back at the "Raising the Roof on the Rotunda" event, offer up some tips for gardening and much more.