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September is for Shakespeare - Callee Miles stars as Cleopatra in Pittsburgh Shakespeare on the Parks production of "Cleopatra & Antony," an all-female cast of Shakespeare's "Antony and Cleopatra." The shows are performed in various parks around the East End on Saturdays and Sundays at 2 p.m.. See Print or pittsburghshakespeare.com for locations. Find out more about what's happening in the East End by picking up Print at one of our retailers. Never miss another issue by subscribing to Print today.
From the September issue...
Point Breeze North to become home to Westinghouse archive
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The home designed by Emil and Ella Keller in 1905 is on the path to become a local historic landmark.
Once the house is through the historic landmark process, the owner, Dr. David Fisher, plans to donate the house to The Westinghouse Legacy, a nonprofit being formed to take over the house, which plans to bring the building up to code and create an archive to Emil Keller's former ss,bo George Westinghouse Jr. The house was ahead of its time with electric lighting and intercoms throughout. The plan is to renovate the house and bring to a state where it is just as far ahead of its time as it was when it was first built.
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See the full story in the September 14 edition of Print.
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Pittsburgh bag ban starts Oct. 14
hoppers are going to have to remember their own reusable shopping bags after the prohibition against retailers handing out plastic shopping bags goes into effect Oct. 14. Shoppers who don't have their own bags will have the option of purchasing paper bags for a dime each. Businesses will have 18 months to run through the bags they have on hand, then the ban will prohibit them from using the bags with their sales.
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Mayor calls for affordability
Walnut Capital wans to extend the Bakery Square Specially Planned District Zoning to 14 acres where the Village of East Side strip mall is. The developers want to build buildings as tall as 285 feet along the site.
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Mayor Ed Gainey told a meeting of Larimer residents that he wants to see a high level of affordable housing in any housing development on the site. Community groups have worked out an agreement that would have the developer donating money to help build homes to be sold in Larimer and other East End neighborhoods.
See the news breaking story in Print, on newsstands in the East End, or the update online at NEXTPittsburgh.com.
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