It’s the Friday news roundup! Archers have taken out a surprising number of deer in Pittsburgh parks; the city school board is considering closures (again); and many of our city’s institutions are striking — or thinking about going on strike. Plus, an update on Pittsburgh’s bid for a new energy production center.
We love to cite our sources:
WESA covered declining enrollment at Pittsburgh Public Schools
Workers at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette have been on strike for a year, with ongoing coverage from the strike paper, the Pittsburgh Union Progress
TribLive reported that nurses at Allegheny General Hospital voted in favor for a possible strike
The Pittsburgh Film Worker Solidarity Market is this coming Saturday
We spoke with Spotlight PA reporter Kate Huangpu about why our state wants hydrogen hubs
Learn more about the upcoming hydrogen hubs from PublicSource and WESA
WESA reported that archers killed four deer during the first weekend of the city’s deer management program
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