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Anthrocon celebrates 20 years in Pittsburgh with citywide furry festivities

In celebration of Anthrocon’s 20 years in Pittsburgh, Mayor Corey O’Connor declared July 1, 2026, “Anthrocon Day,” prompting cheers and celebratory dances from colorful furries who traveled from as far away as Mexico City. Wednesday’s announcement offered a chance to reflect on what has become an unlikely economic engine for

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$600K investment to renovate facades along North Side’s East Ohio StreetThe East Ohio Street business district on Pittsburgh’s North Side will see a $600,000 infusion of cash to freshen up facades. Mayor Corey O’Connor and the Urban Redevelopment Authority on Monday announced the plans to renovate eight commercial facades along the stretch in East Allegheny as part of the mayor’s
Pittsburgh abandons controversial plan for public work facility in section of Schenley ParkPittsburgh officials will not move ahead with a proposal to build a new Department of Public Works facility on a grassy portion of Schenley Park off Prospect Drive, a concept that sparked backlash from residents. Molly Onufer, a spokeswoman for Mayor Corey O’Connor, confirmed Tuesday that city officials determined the

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