They're the same company, the merger was the ending of Heinz being a real Pittsburgh company

There's lots of good Chinese food around, but any "buffet" place won't have it.

And Kraft has been migrating the office workers out of town for a while.

What's with the watermark? Isn't this SNL?

I've got the logo on a Tshirt lol

Not 24 hours anymore. The pharmacy isn't at least.

Pretty sure the 12 is every half hour, and stops basically at the north park lounge.

Although, your point is probably the problem that lets this keep happening.

Gram-gram should be taking advantage of her free-fare bus pass instead

Hey, they're going to paint a lane red at least

Thanks. I knew that, but I swipe-texted on my phone and didn't proofread well enough I guess lol.

This one also crashed into parked cars in the process. Seems like a medical emergency but the article doesn't mention the driver being taken to the hospital.

Oakland is pretty much a food desert

You're driving in Oakland

Most parking is free/unenforced on Sunday's, but you can still get ticketed/towed if you're parked illegally.

Otherwise they don't follow a set route. Obviously the metered spots are patrolled more frequently than the residential streets, but both are driven through.

There's still a few, but they're definitely smaller now.

Cauliflower wings from brewdog

>unusual weather

This happens several times a year, sometimes up to a week at a time. It's not really all that unusual.

What work had ACHD done? Fined them less than a day's worth of revenue for all their exceedences?

There's absolutely cleaner ways to make steel. US Steel is literally making it the cheapest way possible right now, and we're subsidizing them by just accepting the health issues it creates.

Remember when they promised to clean up, then said lol no?

It's been so effective, that the EPA is saying it's safe to be outside in up to 15 minute increments today. Thanks US Steel!

So you're saying that US Steel won't even bother to clean up their mess and we have to pay for that too?

They're so stupidly subsidized they can do something for our community, like not kill people.

It's been so effective, the AQI is now higher than they were predicting. In the red.

https://twitter.com/GASPPgh/status/1595385819551891461?t=Sxqj6LxRaQ18e7KVT_lWPg&s=19

The majority of our power in the city is nuclear, from the Beaver plant.

We were even able to shut down our local coal power plant recently.

You don't see how being able to manufacture to meet demand would affect the pollution when compared to losing money anytime your plant isn't running full-steam? And how that would affect the whole supply chain?