Concerning the killing of deer in Riverview Park Many years ago someone shot a deer with a bow and arrow about a half mile from my home. The deer died in agony in my front yard. I had to bury it because the hunter didn’t know where it was. It was the most horrible thing I ever saw. Deer hunting is t...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor DEUTSCHTOWN — A newly formed art organization is seeking to create 800 murals across a section of the Northside over the next 10 years. Allegheny Arts held its kickoff on Jan. 17 at the Northside Comfort Inn, located at 820 E. Ohio St., where stakeholders in the new ...

By Anna Yoder | Columnist This is part 2 of 2 of Northside’s Historic B & B's featuring The Historic Day House. I continue to be amazed at the friendliness and small town feel of the Northside. One of those moments occurred a few years ago when I stopped during a walk to admire the notably stunning ...

Nana’s New York Hot Dogs and El Burro burned in fire Two Northside restaurants — Nana’s New York Hot Dogs and El Burro Comedor — were heavily damaged in an early morning fire which took place on Dec. 19. According to an article published by WTAE, the fire was reported shortly after 6 a.m. on the 110...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor Goodbye December. Goodbye 2023. But before we leave, let’s take a look at last month’s round of poll results, a final hurrah for the year. We kicked things off in the aftermath of Thanksgiving by asking when our readers like to shop after that holiday. After all, Chr...

By Anna Yoder | Columnist My grandfather was a 17-year-old Ukrainian immigrant who, along with his immediate family and other close relatives, settled in an ethnic neighborhood of my hometown. The large number of immigrant Ukrainian families who settled there sought out a gathering place where they ...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor Another year has come and gone, as we say “goodbye” to 2023 and move on to 2024. While New Years often has people looking towards the future, it is also a time to reflect and look back over the past year to measure all the changes we’ve gone through and all the accom...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor The Northside Chronicle’s Spirit of the Holiday photo contest has come to a close, with a returning contender taking the victory. Indeed, this contest was in many ways a bit of a repeat of our Cutest Pet photo contest, which remains our most popular. Of all the photo...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor We’ve finished out November and are now on to the last month of 2023. But as we welcome December, let’s take a moment to look back on the results of The Chronicle’s November poll results. We technically kicked off this round of results in October, so our first questi...

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