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Pittsburgh has options to fix its budget: Will any of them work?

With a big, black hole of a budget facing the City of Pittsburgh, a top official in the mayor’s office is looking for help wherever he can get it. Dan Gilman, Mayor Corey O’Connor’s chief of staff, this week told TribLive the administration is “open to any and all suggestions”

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