Ann Belser is a local journalist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She writes for NEXTpittsburgh and her work has also appeared in PublicSource. Ann covers a variety of topics including local politics, community events, development projects, and social issues impacting the Pittsburgh area.
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Rendering of the proposed update to Broad Street Plaza in East Liberty. Courtesy of Klavon Design Associates.
Freedom Bey was once a member of the LAW gang when Larimer suffered as a high crime area. At Jazz on Larimer Green, he was approached by Honesty Gowder, 1, who wanted him to pick her up, so he did, with a smile. Photo by Ann Belser.
Colin Villacorte, as Feste, sings during Shakespeare in the Parks' "Twelfth Night." Photo by Ann Belser.
The PennDOT sign off of Commercial Street shows a rendering of the new Commercial Street Bridge. Photo by Ann Belser.
The 61C Cafe may have to change its name to the 50X Cafe under the proposed overhaul of the Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) bus system.
Six years after the URA approved a plan to build 150 homes on 4.4 acres in Point Breeze North, there is nothing but a parking lot.
By: Ann Belser
The new version of the Pittsburgh Public Schools facilities plan pulled some schools off the chopping block and sent others in their place.
By: Ann Belser
Charles Teenie Harris is receiving posthumous recognition with a gallery dedicated to his work at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Oakland.
The house at the corner of Walnut Street and Emerson has a plethora of Victorian details, including a front porch, a mansard roof and a turret. The owners want to demolish it to build a six-unit apartment building. Photo by Ann Belser.
By: Ann Belser
“It’s hard for an outside company who does not know the nuances of Pittsburgh to make recommendations regarding a feeder pattern," says Superintendent Wayne N. Walters.
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