By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor NORTH SHORE — Celebrating 10 years of supporting the Northside, The Buhl Foundation’s One Northside initiative gathered at Acrisure Stadium on Feb. 18 to look back at what might be the first half of the organization’s existence and accomplishments, as well as look to...

By Rep. Abney Hello, Northsiders! I would like to share with you some information about upcoming hearings that will shape this year’s state budget and the many state resources available to you. First, however, I want to extend my deepest condolences to the family and friends of my House Democratic c...

By Carrie Nolan-Robson | Executive Director, Northside North Shore Chamber of Commerce Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to show your partner how much they mean to you. While traditional gifts like flowers and chocolates are always appreciated, why not go the extra mile this year with unique ideas...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor ALLEGHENY WEST — A new hotel aiming to open sometime this spring will bring a slice of Italy to the Northside. Named “The Villagio,” the planned hotel is owned by Ed Taimuty and will replace The Parador Inn, located at 939 Western Ave. Taimuty closed a deal to purcha...

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Officials attempt to quell fears of higher property taxes from planned development By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor MANCHESTER — Snowfall was heavy on Jan. 14, but that did not stop more than 50 people from gathering at Manchester Citizens Corporation to voice their concerns about the upcoming Espla...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor Fall is normally the season for horror films due to Halloween taking place during the season. Which makes it all the more shocking that one of the best recent horror films would come out in winter instead, and fully embrace that colder time of the year. “Nosferatu” b...

By Anna Yoder | Columnist We have experienced a winter this year that has been a bit colder than the last few.  And on one of the coldest nights in January, my husband and I decided to visit an exciting pop-up restaurant on East Ohio Street called tacOcat. We did not know what to expect, yet realize...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor Those of our readers who pay close attention to our masthead on the front page may have noted that The Chronicle hit a significant milestone this year. With the ticking over to Volume 41, The Chronicle has officially been in publication for 40 years! The Northside Ch...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor *Editor's note: This story is edited from its print version to correct the headline. It may be a new year, but we still have time for old traditions. So let’s once again take a look at the results of The Chronicle’s monthly polls during January and see how our reader...