Positively Pittsburgh Live! News 02-24-14
From Camp Broadway to Pittsburgh Olympic Ties
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Lou Lombardi
Musician...
Multimedia Event Specialist and Promoter
Loudini's Rock n' Roll Circus featuring
Lou Lombardi's Stranglove
WHERE IN THE WORLD IS TECHNOGRANNY?
Old Country Buffet, Saw Mill Run Blvd
CULTURAL CLUES
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson | All That Jazz with the PSO | Dream Body | Karan Casey Band | The Kruger Brothers
KIDZ KORNER
Carnival of the Animals | Talent Competition | Camp Broadway for Children Ages 10-13
WOMEN AND GIRLS ADVANCEMENT
Madame Presidenta: Why Not U.S? | Three Agencies Join Together to Serve Women in Sudden Economic Distress
BUSINESS BUZZ
Bank On Pittsburgh | Economic Impact of the Arts | Jazz Networking
HIGH SCHOOL and UNIVERSITY NEWS: Young Pittsburgh Composers
NON-PROFIT EVENTS SPONSORED BY BLACKTIE PITTSBURGH
Revel with a Cause | Networking for a Cause | 500 Women in Purple
ROVING PITTSBURGHER REPORT
Swan Lake | South Indian Classical Dance | PSO’s Casella, Prokofiev & Schumann | Paul’s Case
PITTSBURGH LOCAL SPORTS
Pittsburgh Represents at the 2014 Winter Olympics | Rock Baseball Team Picked Third in PSAC West Preseason Poll
PITTSBURGH GOOD NEWS FORUM
Building Business Relationships | Disability Resource Breakfast
STEEL TOWN HERO: John Thompson
POSITIVELY PITTSBURGHER
SPONSORED EVENTS
Loudini’s Rock n’ Roll Circus
Listen to a round table interview to hear all about Loudini's Rock N Roll Circus featuring Lou Lombardi's Strangelove and The Jeff Fetterman Band and their fundraiser for Pittsburgh Passion Women's Football Team playoff fund. Guests: Tammy Spencer-Bey, Pittsburgh Passion Community Initiatives Director; Ron Esser, owner of Moondog's; and the stars of the show - Jeff Fetterman and Lou Lombardi, Loudini himself. Hear all the grand details of this Rock N Roll Extravaganza, and how you can win season tickets to the Pittsburgh Passion Home Games and Meet some of the Pittsburgh Passion Players.
To listen to the PPL interview click HERE
The Loudini's Rock N Roll Circus featuring Lou Lombardi's Strangelove and The Jeff Fetterman Band a fundraiser for Pittsburgh Passion Women's Football Team playoff fund will be held on February 28, 2014 at Moondog's in Blawnox. This is not just a band playing, but a Multi Media Rock N Roll Experience.
For more information click HERE
CULTURAL CLUES
Pittsburgh Playhouse: Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson
Friday, Feb. 21st – Sunday, March 2nd | Rockwell Theatre
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| Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (photo courtesy: Pittsburgh Playhouse) |
Winner of an Outer Critics Circle Award and a Drama Desk Award, Director Michael McKelvey made his Pittsburgh Playhouse directing debut in May with the Playhouse Jr. production of Honk Jr. He was music director on the Conservatory Theatre Company’s productions of Oklahoma! (October 2013) and A Chorus Line (October 2011). His regional directing credits include A Minister's Wife, Legally Blonde, Chess, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, Carousel, Pajama Game, City of Angels, Evil Dead, Company, Footloose, Annie, The Last Five Years, I Love You Because, John and Jen, Urinetown, Assassins and Sweeney Todd. He also has music directed more than 70 productions. While in Austin, Texas, he was the recipient of several B. Iden Payne and Austin Critics' Table Awards as a director, music director and producer. At Point Park, he is the head of private voice and an associate professor of musical theatre. In March, he is slated to direct the musical, Ordinary Days.
Celebrate Kander and Ebb and “All That Jazz” with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Thursday, Mar 6th | 7:30 PM | Heinz Hall
Friday, Mar 7th and Saturday, Mar 8th | 8 PM | Heinz Hall
Sunday, Mar 9th | 2:30 PM | Heinz Hall
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Kander and Ebb have introduced music that became Broadway standards and contemporary classics. Their first produced musical, Flora, The Red Menace, introduced the world to a young Liza Minnelli, winning her first Tony Award, followed by “Cabaret”; “The Happy Time”; “Zorba”; “70, Girls, 70”; “Chicago” (the current revival is the fourth longest running show on Broadway and the longest running American musical on Broadway); “The Act”; “Woman of the Year” (Tony Award); “The Rink”; “Kiss of the Spider Woman” (Tony Award); “Steel Pier”; “Curtains” and “The Scottsboro Boys.” Their collaboration also transferred itself to movies and television as they wrote original material for the Academy Awards; “Liza With a Z” (Emmy Award) and HBO’s “Liza Minnelli’s Stepping Out” (Emmy Award); “Funny Lady,” including the Oscar-nominated song “How Lucky Can You Get”; “Lucky Lady”; “New York, New York” and “Chicago,” the movie, with the Oscar-nominated song, “Move On.” Mayor Ed Koch made a declaration, making the song “New York, New York” to become the official anthem of New York City.
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Presents Dream Body a Narrative Video Installation
March 7th – April 13th 2014 | 709 Penn Gallery
Exhibition Opening & Reception | March 7th | 5:30 – 8 PM
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| Dream Body (photo courtesy: Blaine Siegel) |
“I am a story teller, an artist working within a narrative. The narrative for DREAM BODY is man’s search for meaning through the experiences of the physical body,” says artist Blaine Siegel. “I liken the videos in this exhibition to poetry. Like poetry, the interaction between the video and the sculptures evoke an emotional response, offering a glimpse into an upside-down quest for clarity.”
Read the full press release at Dreamweaver Marketing Associates on PPLmag.com
Calliope Presents Karan Casey Band
March 8th 2014 | 7:30 PM | Carnegie Lecture Hall (Oakland)
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| Karan Casey Band (photo courtesy: Calliope) |
“Setting her clear voice in arrangements that mix traditional and modern instruments, she maintains the taut, quivering ornamentation of old ballad style, singing tales of love, war and
murder with a gentle gravity.”-NEW YORK TIMES
Karan Casey has long been one of the most innovative, provocative and imitated voices in Irish traditional and folk music. Her career has spanned twenty years from the early days as a jazz performer in George’s Bistro in Dublin to her heady days in New York with the band Solas to her now established solo career and she has sold over half a million albums. Karan released her first album with the group Solas, which quickly became the most celebrated Irish band in the U.S., and her four years with the group were pivotal. Following their groundbreaking early releases Casey struck out on her own.
Since embarking on her solo career Karan has released 5 solo albums, a duo album (with John Doyle), an album for children and numerous contributions to other artists’ projects – appearing on more than 50 albums in total. She has toured constantly throughout North America, Europe and Japan, performing solo, with her own band and with many other diverse artists. Recent years have seen Karan appearing with Folk legends James Taylor, Liam Clancy, Peggy Seeger, Mick Moloney and the Dubliners and Imelda May as well as performances with Solas, Lunasa, Tim O’Brien and Capercaillie’s Karen Matheson, and collaborations with pianist/composer Micheal O Suilleabhain, Jazz great Ornette Coleman, and Breton guitarist Gilles le Bigot.
Read the full press release at Dreamweaver Marketing Associates on PPLmag.com
Calliope Presents the Kruger Brothers
Thursday, March 27th 2014 | 7:30 PM | Roots Cellar, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts (Shadyside)
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| Kruger Brothers (photo courtesy: Calliope) |
In an ever-expanding body of work, Jens Kruger (banjo, vocals), Uwe Kruger (guitar, lead vocals), and Joel Landsberg (bass, vocals) personify the spirit of exploration and innovation that forms the core of the American musical tradition. Although initially staying fairly close to a traditional repertoire, the Kruger Brothers later turned to song writing and composition in order to draw more closely from their personal experiences. The result is a catalog of songs and music distinguished by its rich detail and an insight into the delicacy and complexity of everyday life.
The honesty of their writing has become a hallmark of the trio’s work. Another is the banjo playing and composition of Jens Kruger. Happy Traum has described Kruger as “one of the world’s most musically sophisticated and technically accomplished five-string banjo players.” Kruger plays in a melodic style that, while it may stem from the three-finger bluegrass style popularized by Snuffy Jenkins and Earl Scruggs, is also differentiated by long melodic passages and a more complex compositional foundation, often building on jazz or classical themes and techniques.
KIDZ KORNER
Fiddlesticks Family Series Goes Wild With “Carnival of the Animals”
Saturday, March 1st 2014 | Discovery Time Adventures 10 AM and Concert 11:15 AM | Heinz Hall
“The Carnival of the Animals” is one of the most famous pieces by French composer Camille Saint-Saëns. Each of the movements in this spectacular orchestral work depicts a different animal, from the royal lion to the graceful swan. Joining conductor Lawrence Loh, vocalist Katy Williams and Fiddlesticks onstage is cartoon artist Joe Wos from the Toonseum, who will illustrate the animals as the symphony performs. Dancers from the Point Park University Ballet and the Pittsburgh Symphony’s assistant conductor, Fawzi Haimor, will also join in the fun. Let your imagination run wild in this musical journey through the animal kingdom.
Attendees are invited to participate in Discovery Time Adventures prior to every Fiddlesticks concerts. These educational activities allow young audiences and their parents to meet symphony musicians, learn songs and take part in various musical activities. Discovery Time Adventures for the “Carnival of the Animals” program will include many activities, such as sing-along time with Larry and Katy, animal-themed arts and crafts, music and movement dancing, a symphony quartet, and even a special visit from a few Pittsburgh Zoo animals!
Discovery Time Adventures will begin at 10 a.m. and the concert will begin at 11:15 a.m. Tickets, ranging in price from $12 to $22.25.
W.Va's Finest Talent Competition is Back!
The statewide talent competition for vocalists is back for 2014...
This year's W.Va's Finest Talent Competition is produced by the Simply Jazz and Blues Festival. Focusing entirely on youth this year, the winners will be in 10-13 and 14-17 year old age categories. Young people from around the state regardless of music genre are encouraged to compete for this cash and prizes event.
W.Va's Finest 2014 will feature only the Youth categories of ages 10-13 and 14-17. There will be one (1) winner in each who will receive a grand prize of $500, prizes and booking opportunities, one of which is to be the opening act for the Simply Jazz and Blues Festival on Saturday, August 2nd.
This year's competition will have new components like the mentoring programs that will require each contestant to have one on one time with a mentor who is a working vocalist. The score they receive from their mentors will determine who will move on to the semi-final round of competition.
Audition sites will be set up around the state starting in March 2014.
For more information please contact Doris Fields
304.222.2536 or 304.590.1042 or wvfinest@yahoo.com
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Announces Nationally Acclaimed Camp Broadway Exp Musical Theater Camp for Children Ages 10-13
Saturday, Apr. 26th 2014 | 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM | Trust Arts Education Center, Pittsburgh Cultural District
The one-day camp is open to children ages 10 to 13 years, of all skill levels and no previous experience is necessary to enroll. Advance registration is required and registration closes on April 11, 2014. The cost to participant in the camp is $125 per participant, $100 per additional student in a household (siblings). The camp will conclude with a featured performance at 4:30 p.m. for family and friends, presented by student participants.
Camp Broadway EXP is a one day musical theater camp that provides professional instruction to help theatre-loving kids ages 10 to 13, develop their confidence, character and presentation skills through ensemble performance. The instructors are New York Broadway professionals who provide helpful insight regarding dance and voice techniques, and guide campers through staging a performance from beginning to end. Camp Broadway is designed to develop the camper’s performance abilities, increase self-esteem, encourage creativity, enhance appreciation for the arts, and develop useful life skills. The day long camp includes vocal technique, acting workshop, chorus calls, choreography, blocking, technical rehearsals, healthy lunch, snack and water, and concludes with a performance at the Peirce Studio located in the Trust Arts Education Center.
WOMEN AND GIRLS ADVANCEMENT
Madame Presidenta: Why Not U.S?
New Film Considering Women’s Role in Shaping New Democracies to Premiere in Pittsburgh
Saturday, Mar 8th 2014 | 8:00 PM | Carnegie Museum of Art Theater
Heather Arnet , CEO of the Women and Girls Foundation, partnered with award-winning Cinematographer, Nathan Golan; Veronica Marques, Executive Director, of ELAS; and production teams in the U.S. and Brazil to create the documentary. The film is a collaboration of Women and Girls Foundation (WGF) in the U.S. (based in Pittsburgh) and ELAS, the Women’s Social Investment Fund of Brazil (based in Rio de Janeiro).
Heather traveled to Brazil to ask women from different regions and socio-economic backgrounds to share their perspective on the dynamic shifts that have occurred in Brazilian politics over the course of just one generation.
Through the production of this film, Heather uncovered powerful new findings connecting female economic security, political participation, and new democracies in fostering the advancement of women.
Activists, advocates, policy makers, educators, artists, and community leaders will gather to experience the film and support women’s leadership in Pittsburgh and beyond.
Desert reception and Q/A with director Heather Arnet to follow | Tickets are $50
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: www.madamepresidenta.com
Three Agencies Join Together to Serve Women in Sudden Economic Distress
Falling into poverty can happen abruptly for women. The sudden loss of a job or loved one can steer a woman into a dire economic situation – one she has never encountered before. Funded by the Women’s Leadership Council of the United Way of Allegheny County, the Women’s Empowerment Initiative will help women in crisis situations take the necessary steps to connect to services and maintain self-sufficiency. These steps include free legal advice and/or representation, job readiness and training programs, and access to housing, childcare, healthcare and public benefits.
Read the full press release at Dreamweaver Marketing Associates on PPLmag.com
BUSINESS BUZZ
‘Bank On Pittsburgh’ Invites Community to Learn About Banking Advantages
From our friends at Urban Media Today.com
Written By: Nancy Hart
“Some of the grocery stores are opening up larger locations, and if you haven’t shopped there before, you could be an extra half-an-hour trying to find what you would normally find quicker in the local market you usually shop in. There are more aisles, and it’s just bigger, and you have to ask somebody.”
The same scenario applies to the “unbanked” and under-banked population, says Dr. Howard B. Slaughter, Jr., who is leading an effort through a partnership between the Urban League of Pittsburgh and the United Way of Allegheny County to help those without regular banking relationships form new ones through the help of Bank On Greater Pittsburgh.
Additional educational services will be provided through Community Partners like ACTION Housing, Advantage Credit Counseling, the Allegheny County Housing Authority, Holy Family Institute/Duquesne Light CAP, Just Harvest, South Hills Interfaith Ministries (SHIM) and the University of Pittsburgh’s Office of Child Development, supported by Public Partners Allegheny County, the City of Pittsburgh and the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.
“This was number 80 on the list of 100 things the Mayor planned to get done in his first 100 days in office,” Slaughter says. “The County Executive has also offered his support.”
Mayor Bill Peduto has said that “more than 10 percent of Pittsburgh residents have no bank account, and another 19 percent rely heavily on risky alternative financial tools such as payday loans, check-cashing shops, and rent-to-own arrangements.”
Peduto says this represents more than 130,000 local households “living without financial security.”
Learn more at Bank On Pittsburgh
Read the entire article HERE
Economic Impact of the Arts
From our friends at PittsburghToday.org
More news of note: 4 out of 5 jobs generated by arts and culture are in other industries. For additional findings, the full GPAC report, and a tool to calculate your own organization's own economic impact, visit: Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council
The nonprofit arts and culture industry, more so than most industries, leverages a significant amount of event-related spending. Individuals who attend events at theaters, museums, historical sites, and performance venues in Allegheny County ("audiences") spend an average of $21.44 per person above and beyond the cost of a ticket. Audience spending includes the following: meals before/after event, local transportation, refreshments/snacks during event, overnight lodging, clothing and accessories, souvenirs and gifts, event-related childcare, and other.
The following measures show total spending expenditures by arts and culture organizations and their audiences in comparable regions.
Jazz Networking by Jessica Lee – Pittsburgh Sportsline
Thursday, Feb. 27th 2014 | Little E's Jazz and Blues Club (2nd Floor above Mahoney's Restaurant)
Pre-show networking session at 5:30 PM | Live music starts at 6:00 PM.
This weeks show join us as Pittsburgh Sportsline combines with Jessica Lee's Jazz Networking Show for a great night at Little E's.
Featuring:
Al Levine "The Talking Machine", Smokin' Jim Frazier, and Zach Brenner "Little Z"
Join us every Thursday evening for Pittsburgh’s premier Jazz and Blues Happy Hour show for the entrepreneurial / innovation community. Featuring live open-mike interview sessions with hot entrepreneurs, financing sources, economic development thought leaders and other business stars, we’re uncovering “WHAT’S INNOVATIVE AND POSITIVE IN THE PITTSBURGH REGION.”
HIGH SCHOOL and UNIVERSITY NEWS
Saturday, Mar 15 | 11 AM | Heinz Hall
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra continues its commitment to nurture new work and young composers with its 10th Annual Reading Session on Saturday, March 15 at 11 a.m. in Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts. This year’s chosen composers — Jeffrey Campbell Binner of Gettysburg College, Kai-Young Chan of the University of Pennsylvania, Erberk Eryilmaz of Carnegie Mellon University, and Marina López of Duquesne University — bring a wide range of vision, experience and culture to the program.
The four pieces to be performed during the reading session are “Grief” by Binner, “Tepki 2” by Eryilmaz, “Vers le Jardin Japonais” by Chan and “SunStroke” by Lopez. All submissions were evaluated by adviser David Stock, professor emeritus at Duquesne University and one of the Pittsburgh Symphony’s Composers of the Year.
The reading session provides the composers with invaluable critiques and feedback at a professional level. In addition to hearing their pieces performed by a world-class orchestra in front of an audience, they gain insights into orchestration, compositional techniques and providing parts for an ensemble. The reading session will be led by guest conductor Leonard Slatkin.
Since the 2004-2005 season, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra has offered an annual reading of new works by young composers from area universities as part of its Composer of the Year program. In recent years, the annual reading program expanded its call for submissions from specific Pittsburgh-area universities to all residents of Pennsylvania.
A reception and panel discussion with Maestro Slatkin, Stock and the four composers will follow the reading session in the Regency Rooms of Heinz Hall. Admission to the annual reading session and the post-session reception are free and open to the public. Tickets can be reserved by calling the Heinz Hall box office at 412-392-4900.
NON-PROFIT EVENTS SPONSORED BY
Tuesday, March 4nd 2014 | 6 PM | Little E's Jazz and Blues Club (2nd Floor above Mahoney's Restaurant)
At 'Revel for a Cause' there will also be Mardi Gras inspired cuisine and; cocktails -- as well as beer/wine and other specials along with complimentary cheese/crackers, veggies/fruit, lite bites. The doors open at 6 PM prior to the 7 PM show.
This show is free or pay-what-you-can for anyone that would also like to support the Homeless Children's Education Fund (HCEF) which partners with 25 local shelters and homeless housing agencies providing everything from school gear, literacy programs, afterschool activities, summer camps, science and arts workshops, and other educational enrichment programs to help bridge the gaps for homeless children and their families. Did you know there are nearly 1,700 homeless children in Allegheny County alone? To learn more about the remarkable work being done by HCEF, please visit http://homelessfund.org/
Networking for a Cause
March 6th 2014 | 4:30 - 6 PM
500 Women in Purple
From our friends at Soul Pitt
Sunday, March 9th 2014 | Sixth Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church (6556 Shetland Ave, Pittsburgh)
Dinner Served 1 – 3 PM | Worship Service 3:30 PM
Sixth Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church Jubilant Women for Christ Women Ministry and First Lady Yvonne Lee Presents 500 WOMEN IN PURPLE Sunday, March 9, 2014. Join the Jubilant Women for Christ Ministry for worship featuring Rev. Robin Pollard to honor the strength, love and commitment of today's Christian woman. Invite your family, friends and neighbors to this blessed service. The church with the most women attendees will receive a special gift for each person. For more information or to pre-register call 412.441.7839
ROVING PITTSBURGHER REPORT
Swan Lake | South Indian Classical Dance | PSO’s Casella, Prokofiev & Schumann | Paul’s Case
PITTSBURGH LOCAL SPORTS
Graduate of Rochester High School in Rochester, Beaver County PA
She is now the 5th elite Olympic athelete to medal in both the winter and summer Olympics. Previously she won the Silver medal at Athens 2004 in the women’s 100 meter and the Gold at London 2012 in the women’s 4x100 meter relay.
Our own Pittsburgh Penguins Hockey Players
USA Men’s Hockey – No medal for 4th place, bummer
Sidney Crosby and Chris Kunitz
Canada Men’s Hockey – Gold medal
Jussi Jokinen and Olli Maatta
Finland Men’s Hockey – Bronze medal
Evgeni Malkin, Russia Men’s Hockey
Michael Scully
Design engineer of U.S. 2-person bobsleds by BMW
Graduate of Carnegie Mellon University
Next month at the Paralympic Winter Games also in Sochi, Russia
Daniel McCoy, Sled Hockey
Sophomore at University of Pittsburgh majoring in Rehabiliation Science
Dan and other members of the 2014 USA Men's Paralympic Sled Hockey Team will be featured in the PBS Documentary "Ice Warriors."
And Even a Pittsburgh Bar – Yes in Sochi
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After asking around as to why there was a Pittsburgh bar in Russia, one bartender reportedly shrugged, saying, “I don’t know. Is Russia, you know. Crazy.” A little more digging and it was understood that the bar owner once visited Pittsburgh and liked it so much, he decided to become an honorary yinzer and dedicate his bar after the City of Champions. (Bar information source: #1 Cochran blog)
Rock Baseball Team Picked Third in PSAC West Preseason Poll
From: Slippery Rock University
Written By: Bob McComas | Feb. 4, 2014
Seton Hill received three of the eight first-place votes cast, while The Rock and Mercyhurst each received two No. 1 nods. The other first-place vote was cast for California, which finished fourth in the preseason voting. Trailing the top four teams in the PSAC West preseason poll were, in order, defending division champion Gannon, Indians (Pa.), Pitt-Johnstown and Clarion. The Rock, California, Gannon and Mercyhurst earned the four PSAC West berths in last year's state tournament.
Veteran SRU head coach Jeff Messer welcomes back six everyday starters and five of his top pitchers from last year's team, which compiled a 31-21 win-loss record and earned a conference-best eighth consecutive berth in the conference tournament.
PITTSBURGH GOOD NEWS FORUM
Wednesday, March 19th 2014 | 12 - 1:00 PM | Volunteers of America of Pennsylvania
Speaker:
Debra Mason, Education and Training Manager of Seton Hill University's E-Magnify.
This event is FREE, RSVP: 412.782.5344 x 209 or volunteersofamerica@voapa.org
For more information visit the PPLmag.com Forum
Disability Resource Breakfast
Thursday, March 20th 2014 | 8:30 – 9:30 AM | Volunteers of America of Pennsylvania
Speaker:
Adrienne Tolentino, Assistive Technology Specialist at Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania
This event is FREE, RSVP: 412.782.5344 x 209 or volunteersofamerica@voapa.org
For more information visit the PPLmag.com Forum
STEEL TOWN HERO
Mayor of Wilkensburg
Pittsburgh Symphony Inc. is proud to welcome John Thompson, mayor of Wilkinsburg, to its board of trustees.
Thompson has been an active member of the Wilkinsburg community for many years, including as first president of Wilkinsburg Community Development Corporation, involvement with the Community Engagement Committee for the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and Wilkinsburg Boys & Girls Club; and founder of the 1100 South Avenue Block Club, MADDADS and Wilkinsburg Sanctuary Project. His political career began when he was elected Wilkinsburg Councilman for Ward 2 District 3 and served as vice president of Wilkinsburg Borough Council. He became mayor of Wilkinsburg in 2001 and was re-elected in 2004. Professionally, he has been employed at U.S. Steel Corporation for 37 years and is an active member of local union 1219 United Steelworkers of America. He joined the board in January.
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doing good things that are Good News.
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