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A map showing where residents with confirmed COVID-19 live is available here.
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Latino entrepreneurs in Monroeville
By Jamie Wiggan, Pittsburgh City PaperBefore Marlene Valdez and José Jaramillo moved to the area, they had come to know Pittsburgh as a city devoid of Latino eateries, stores, and culture.But since leaving Philadelphia to start a new life in Penn Hills three years ago, the couple have witnessed an emerging Latino business community, which…
ESL Classes Offered at Local Church
By Caelin Grambau, University of Pittsburgh English Writing & Spanish double majorChurch of the Ascension in Shadyside is offering FREE English classes to all of its neighboring communities! The classes, which will start in September, are completely free and geared towards those who are learning or speaking English as a second language. The classes are non religious,…
Coraopolis: A Community Hub for Latinos
This feature is the first in a series of articles focusing on the growing Latino communities in Pittsburgh, co-published with Pittsburgh City Paper, and the Gazette 2.0. Ladimir Garcia, a West Virginia University student and a Pittsburgh City Paper summer intern, contributed to this report, which was made possible with financial support from the Pittsburgh Media…
Latino Community Center Moves to East Liberty
By Caelin Grambau, University of Pittsburgh English Writing & Spanish double majorThe Latino Community Center (LCC) of Pittbsurgh has officially moved from its previous headquarters in Downtown Pittsburgh to a larger, more effective space in East Liberty. Up until their decision to move, the LCC had been renting an office space in Downtown Pittsburgh from Catholic Charities…
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Replacing Illegible Registration Plates
License plates for vehicles often wear over time and can be deemed illegible. PennDOT is able to replace standard registration plates after an inspection.
LCC to hold Back-to-School Bash on August 6
Latinx families in Pittsburgh will come together at PNC park to received supplies for back to school.
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