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Old 07-30-2008, 11:12 PM
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Pop City - Pennsylvania ranks number one in the nation in biotechnology
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Old 08-27-2008, 02:59 AM
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Pop City - The Updated Guide to Downtown Pittsburgh
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great articles dugdog.

Pop city doesn't happen to have articles about Monroeville or Cranberry do they?
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Pop City sticks to city neighborhoods and inner ring suburbs: Pop City - Pittsburgh Area Neighborhoods
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Old 08-29-2008, 02:59 PM
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Pittsburgh practically invented modern energy, and now Pittsburgh is on the cutting edge of solving the problems associated with that.

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Hello,
We just got back from exploring Pittsburgh,and loved it!
Thank you all for your directions,and help.The people were so helpful on our trip,and friendly.After exploring communities in the South Hills,we explored the city.Your wonderful directions,got us to the Phelps gardens in Oakland (wonderful),and we would have gone to the Muesums,but the weather turned bad.
We plan on moving to the South Hills in a few years,and when we do will have plenty of time for all the attractions then.
AGAIN,THANK YOU SO MUCH!
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Old 09-01-2008, 02:36 PM
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What are some nice neighborhoods outside of the city for younger couples who want to start a family- also interested in outdoor activities? -
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What are some nice neighborhoods outside of the city for younger couples who want to start a family- also interested in outdoor activities? -
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Why must it be outside the city? Plum is nice, most anything north of the city is nice. There are some very nice areas IN the city that are cheaper, VERY safe and very friendly, such as Lincoln Place (where I live) and Hayes.
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Old 09-14-2008, 07:55 AM
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What are some nice neighborhoods outside of the city for younger couples who want to start a family- also interested in outdoor activities? -
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I have friends in Bellevue. They love it. Their street is full of kids. I don't know what outdoor activities are nearby, but it's close to the river and to Neville Island (if you like ice sports)
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