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Arts & Culture
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Keith Srakocic
Visitors are returning to Pittsburgh museums, sometimes at pre-pandemic levels
The coronavirus pandemic is as big a challenge as most Pittsburgh arts groups have ever faced. But while performance troupes are only just beginning to resume indoor, in-person performances, many of the city’s museums say attendance has been rebounding for months.
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Photo courtesy of LHACC
El Festival Hispano de Harrisburg regresa presencial con música, gastronomía y vacunación
El festival estará abierto el 18 de septiembre de 10:00 am a 3:00 pm en 13th y Derry Streets.
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Photo courtesy of LHACC
Harrisburg Hispanic heritage festival back in-person with music, food and vaccines
The Latino Hispanic American Community Center is celebrating its 11th annual Hispanic heritage festival Saturday in Harrisburg.
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September Pick of the Month: “When I Draw a Panda” by Amy June Bates
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WITF
Café Magnolia is a gem when it comes to al fresco dining
Service was excellent, with an inviting summertime menu and reasonable prices.
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August Pick of the Month: “Hero of Two Worlds” by Mike Duncan
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Kiichiro Sato
Pennsylvania athletes to watch during this year’s Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games
More than two dozen Pennsylvania natives or athletes who call the commonwealth home will compete in the games
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Joe Ulrich
WITF Music: The Part Time Managers
Ian Carroll and George William’s performances combine folk tunes, traditional instrumentals and good advice.
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Joshua Franzos
Pittsburgh museum returns lion attack display to public view
X-rays have confirmed that the figure contains a human skull and jaw, presenting an ethical problem for the museum, which does not know where those remains originated.
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Matt DiSanto
Penn State Arboretum’s Pollinator and Bird Garden opens to public
The 3-acre addition, a decade in the making, increases the Arboretum’s H.O. Smith Botanic Gardens by 60%.
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Bolognese alone is worth a visit to Ciro’s Italian Bistro
By Phantom Diner