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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Guardian plans to expand into two Centre Ave. buildings, one of which currently has a graffiti-covered garage door.
Many homes, like this one in Larimer, are abandoned because without a clear title, families cannot purchase insurance, get loans for repairs or sell the property. Photo by Ann Belser.
The new playground at Baxter Park in Homewood is in full swing during a festival to plan improvements for the park. Photo by Ann Belser.
By: Ann Belser
Outdoor recreation is abundant in Squirrel Hill. Photo courtesy of Layton Foy.
Rendering of the Mellon's Orchard proposed 264 apartments in East Liberty on North Negley Avenue between Rural and Rippey streets. Courtesy of AE7.
L. Tusila Davis of Lincoln-Lemington, whose child attends Obama Academy, asks about the timeline for possible school closings during a public meeting at the academy. She is president of the Parent, Teacher, Student organization at the school. Photo by Ann Belser.
Zach Shontz of Shaler listens as the ball approaches in order to return it. Shontz, who has partial sight, started playing tennis in February. Behind him is Chuck Gottus of Upper St. Clair who played tennis before losing his sight and picked it up again two years ago. Photo by Ann Belser.
By: Ann Belser
Some chores are best kept from piling up because tackling them all at once is difficult: dirty laundry, homework and school closings. The Pittsburgh Public Schools’ 54 buildings have enough capacity to educate about 38,000 students although current enrollment is below 19,000. Spurred on by a looming budget crisis, the district hired consultants to recommend […]
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.
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