If Ohio could clean their air, it would certainly benefit us here in Pittsburgh

[erieguy]

Originally Posted by gg

Good list. Forget the chain places like Rock Bottom. Go to one of those on that list. If you want the best, you would need to drive to Slippery Rock and go to North Country. There is beer as good, but no one has food as good as they do and NO TV's up there, so people are talking and enjoying!

There's a North Country in Harmony. No need to go to Slippery Rock and Harmony Inn has tv. Nice place to watch the game/s. http://www.northcountrybrewing.com

If you're going to Slippery Rock drive a few more miles as this is better.
http://www.timbercreektapandtable.com


Right up the street from Harmony Inn.
http://www.shubrew.com/?age-verified=e1d7a54615

[bluecarebear]

I would skip North Country and go to the Ginger Hill Tavern for a game. Ginger Hill is not a brewery but that is a good thing. Lots of tvs, cheap drink specials, and good bar food. I've seen numerous teams represented from patrons.

[bluecarebear]

Originally Posted by Craziaskowboi

Most of the **** in the Ohio River doesn't even come from Pittsburgh. For every pound of toxic discharge coming from the Monongahela River, there's more than two pounds of toxic discharge coming from the Muskingum River, and almost five pounds of toxic discharge coming from the New River. And the Allegheny River doesn't even rank among the 50 most polluted rivers in the United States.

But the Allegheny isn't the cleanest with lots of acid mine drainage, especially when you get south of Emlenton. Let's not forget the wonderful Beaver River and our issues with air pollution.

[216facts]

Thanks for the brew suggestions. I think I'm going to try the Church since it's near downtown and I can tell mom I went to Church - she'll like that.

Back to the coal burning power plants, it is nice to see them going off line - hopefully its permanent. They decommissioned two of them up here on the lakeshore.