Jun 19-25, 2003

Vol. 19, No. 25

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Community Profile

Landscape Architecture

Douglas Cooper's new mural redraws the map

By Charles Rosenblum
Jun 19, 2003
News

Power Steering

August Wilson celebrated jitneys in his first published play, but their role in a new and improved Hill District is not so certain

By Brentin Mock
Jun 19, 2003
News

The Bus Starts Here

Local legislators propose funding fixes for the Port Authority, but relief may depend on Harrisburg's sausage factory

By Julie Mickens
Jun 19, 2003
News

Janitors Still Sweeping through Downtown

Health: Care?

By Bill O'Driscoll
Jun 19, 2003
News

Vacant Scares

Housing developers gather to work for proper properties

By Marty Levine
Jun 19, 2003
News

Generations of Pride

For celebrating gays, familiarity breedsIn 1973, when Pittsburgh PrideFest was created, its very existence as a celebration of local gay life had an activist component.

By Marty Levine
Jun 19, 2003
News

Owner-Occupiers

Expect more monopolies from new media rules

By Bill O'Driscoll
Jun 19, 2003

Food

CAFE ALLEGRO

By Al Hoff
Jun 19, 2003

Music

(The) Alpha Control Group (C)/Master Mechanic

By Justin Hopper
Jun 19, 2003
Screen

Power and Terror: Noam Chomsky in Our Times

Worlds apart

By Bill O'Driscoll
Jun 19, 2003
Screen

City of Ghosts

LIGHT GREENE

By Harry Kloman
Jun 19, 2003
Screen

Hollywood Homicide

Copper-toned

By Bill O'Driscoll
Jun 19, 2003

Opinion

Gimme Shelter

A tax evader walks into a bar...

By Chris Potter
Jun 19, 2003
You Had to Ask

What's the history of live theater Downtown?

Question submitted by: Doris Kennedy, Squirrel Hill

By Chris Potter
Jun 19, 2003
Local Vocal

A conversation with Dave Kuzmick

Dave Kuzmick has been the proprietor of Sweeper World on Liberty Avenue in Bloomfield for 19 years. Besides selling new vacuum cleaners, he does what almost no one else does these days: He fixes and sells used sweepers.

By Julie Mickens
Jun 19, 2003