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Anthony Landolina is a lifelong city of Pittsburgh resident with roughly fifteen years of professional experience in municipal government finance and administration. Tony also earned a Master of Public Management degree from Carnegie Mellon University. He can be contacted at tlandolina@gmail.com.

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Town and gown showdown: schools speak out against tuition tax

The Pittsburgh Council on Higher Education or PCHE, a consortium of local colleges and universities, held a press conference today calling Mayor Luke...
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Mission Accomplished: Mayor says Pittsburgh’s financial recovery complete

Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl presented his 2010 budget today to City Council. The mayor’s budget looks to the city’s college students...
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Electioneering in District 6 Council race

Common Pleas Judge Edward Borkowski issued a cease and desist order today after voters complained of electioneering taking place in the Pittsburgh...
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Strip District building being converted into condos

Ground was broken today for the $19 million rehabilitation of the historic Otto Milk Building located at 25th and Smallman streets in the Strip...
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City announces fall leaf recycling program dates

The City of Pittsburgh’s fall leaf curbside recycling program will run from Nov. 2nd through Nov. 28th. There will be only one pickup on...
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Plans to prevent Carnegie Library closings emerge

The Carnegie Library announced earlier this month that it will have to close five of its branches and make other cost-cutting moves to cover a $1.2...
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Halloween in the city

City of Pittsburgh Trick or Treat hours will be from 5:30 to 7:30 PM on Saturday, October 31st....
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City considers high-tech gunfire detection system

City Council held a post-agenda meeting today to discuss the purchase of a gunfire detection system. Such systems utilize a series of acoustic sensors...
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City looks to nonprofits to fill $15 million budget gap

On September 21, Mayor Ravenstahl released his proposed 2010 operating budget for the City of Pittsburgh. Of the $455.3 million in revenues proposed...
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