Someone once told him "Kennywood's open" and he's still not over it.

Never heard of this. But now that I think about it, John Shumway looks a little odd.

This is bad enough, but he’s using it to hide the story about him directing the office not to make plea deals after he lost the endorsement and before the primary. Fuck this guy completely. Vote for Matt Dugan.

No sorry, but if you can find someone who wants to only do Sunday I can sell it

Marlborough Ave.

Your edit kinda shot yourself in the foot. It turned you from a benign comment to a butthurt one.

It’s going to be 70 degrees tomorrow

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Wait that wasn’t in any of the articles? I’ve been following this story VERY closely.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-F

Its not the venue that’s the problem, it’s the few teenaged bastards that have to ruin it for everyone. If there was a shooting at Walmart the certainly wouldnt put up a fence and have guards and metal detectors at the door. The bigger problem in that area is the goddamn Speedway nearby. At least one accident per week. 4 car crash on Thursday. It’s a hazardous location.

Do you really want to know?

I think the best pizza shops in the city don’t actually need to participate in this. But thanks for sharing

Maybe you should start tackling the gangs and gang violence instead of bickering with an amusement park. Lawful gun owners aren't the ones walking around with illegal full auto switches (which by the way is a federal crime)

Suburbanites are the only demographic that still like him. In the last election, he got walloped in the city, by an independent to boot

What’s your price point? I didn’t find one I squirrel hill for less than 300k, there were a few in greenfield for under that price. But as another commenter noted, fences aren’t too hard to install.

I can set that search up , just keyword for fenced or fully fenced

I disagree as well. Caliente is better than I like to admit. It’s not mind blowing but it’s not terrible. Its decent pizza. Not on par with the best stuff in the city but well above the average Pgh pizza joint.

That’s the Restaurant Depot store brand

Turnover and inventory is incredibly low there, and probably always will be. You're going to have to keep sliding that budget slider to the right from wherever you might have started, and you probably need to find a good agent if you're serious about moving there.

We’ve had nothing but success with their Monroeville location. We rotate through several of their specialty pizzas including the Grandma Honey.

It already smells bad, people sweating in the heat. Pissing or shitting themselves in line for the Raging Rapids.

Agree. I fell for the hype and wasted a 45 min trip to try it.

It would smell so bad!

Lots of houses in Squirrel Hill have that. Perhaps it is your price point