Construction will begin between Feb. 2021 and Jan. 2022.  Photo: As part of Phase 2 of the Allegheny Circle Two-Way Conversion Project, crosswalks and two flashing warning 'school zone' speed limit signs will be added and loading will be prohibited on the corner of the road near Pittsburgh Allegheny...

Season ticket and North Shore restaurant sales will both take hits this year, but sports fans still have hope for the fall. Photo of PNC Park by Lauren Stauffer By Mario Cosentino During the Pirates’ pre-season training in early July, PNC Park was uncharacteristically quiet. Training typically takes...

The Women in STEM Speaker Series, which runs through Sept. 30, will be streamed via Facebook Live every Wednesday at 11 a.m. By Emery Malachowski Photo of Dr. Rachel Levine courtesy of Gov. Tom Wolf via Flickr. Dr. Levine will speak on July 29* as part of the Carnegie Science Center's Women in STEM ...

As part of its phased reopening, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh (CLP) is now offering curbside services, free outdoor WiFi, and wireless printing at Allegheny and other select locations. Woods Run will be added on July 21. Photo: Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh's Allegheny branch started offering cur...

The wastewater treatment plant is now offering the Clean Water Assistance Fund to help pay the sewage treatment bills of low-income people living in any of the 83 municipalities the company services. Photo: ALCOSAN mascot, Frankie the Fish, at the company's annual open house in 2019. By Haley McMona...

Two women with 203 years of life between them, both residents of Little Sisters of the Poor in Brighton Heights, celebrated their birthdays on June 17. By NSC Staff Photo courtesy of Little Sisters of the Poor A birthday celebration “like no other” was recently held for two residents of Little Siste...

A survey conducted by the Northside North Shore Chamber of Commerce finds that customers want to see locally owned businesses taking safety protocols seriously. By NSC Staff Photo courtesy of Pexels The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed everyone out of their normal routines, but a recent survey conducted...

The latest issue of The Northside Chronicle: July 2020. Volume 36, Issue 7, is now available in our archive . You can read it below, pick up your own copy at one of our newspaper box locations in the Northside, or subscribe to day. Related posts: June 2020 issue of The Northside Chronicle now availa...

The presentation was part of a virtual Juneteenth Freedom Day Walk. By NSC Staff Photo of the Avery College historical marker on East Ohio Street courtesy of Allegheny City Society A presentation was held on Friday, June 19 by Rev. Dr. Johnnie Monroe, former Pittsburgh Presbytery Northside pastor, t...

Organizers agreed that while safety comes first, young people of the Northside should still be supported. By Ashlee Green Photo: The 2019 NSLC Scholarship and Awards Dinner, which honors volunteers and accomplishments in the community, took place at the Priory Grand Hall. By Ashlee Green The 37th An...