Links on "Reform Pittsburgh Now"
Derek Green Reform Pittsburgh Now:
This is a new organization that is worth supporting
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StashtheTrash.org is a website and non-profit organization that has assembled in the City of Pittsburgh, with a main focus on eliminating illegal-dumpsites. For more information visit the website.
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Gregg Johnson Reform Pittsburgh Now: Bill, This is worth persuing! This would link the residents with the major medical facilities. This would also boost tourism opportunities seeing that so much of Pittsburgh Arts culture is located in Oakland. Also, this would make the commute for the Univerity students much easier. Most importantly, it would reduce traffic, cut emissions, and save fuel.
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It usually takes 20 to 30 minutes to drive to Carnegie Mellon University from the former LTV site in Hazelwood. That commute could take six minutes by train.
Eric Miller Reform Pittsburgh Now:
Name a Bridge for Billy Mays: Join the effort by spreading the word http://www.newcolonist.com/vox/archive/0
@newcolonist http://twitter.com/newcolonist on Twitter
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Billy Mays, an Allegheny County native who got his break at the Pittsburgh Home Show, has died. I'm just floating the idea of making a lasting tribute to this television infomercial magnate by naming something in McKees Rocks or Allegheny County after him. ...
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Thoughts on Government...and other stuff: Peduto's Reform Pittsburgh Now PAC launches new and improv
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Pittsburgh Councilman Bill Peduto launched his Reform Pittsburgh Now PAC back in 2007 with the goal of creating a groundswell of support for reforming many of the city's antiquated ways of governing. The ...
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Fresh off the passage of new campaign finance, contracting, lobbying and ethics rules, Pittsburgh Councilman William Peduto today launched a push for broad changes to the way the city is governed, calling for reforms to hiring, development, management and more.
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