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Carnegiejy t1_j6frp65 wrote

Reply to CDS is holding back the Pens… by Ok_Cap3087

Bench him for who? The Pens have no cap room and not a ton of desirable assets they would trade. I know everyone wants a shakeup move but I just don't see a path to do it.

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enraged_hbo_max_user t1_j6fpdq0 wrote

Reply to comment by prenzlauerallee3 in Opinions on potential rent: is 4500 before utilities too much for new construction, 3b 1.5ba, 1 car garage, quiet st in great neighborhood (central Lawrenceville) too much? What is your estimate on utilities (heat and electricity) for such a size? New to town here, would love your input. by prenzlauerallee3

Reddit for the most part is amazing. If I were planning to move somewhere the first thing I would do is start looking at the new city’s sub.

I’ll leave you with the same simple advice I give all Pittsburgh renters: avoid Lobos Management and Mozart Management like the plague.

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Shane_Cepull t1_j6fpaii wrote

Reply to How’s the local music scene in Pittsburgh- really? by meatsweats77

I’ve been playing in the pop/punk scene for the past 4 years and I would say it’s doing okay right now. We have some awesome local bands around here and this year I feel will be great for everyone.

Covid definitely threw a wrench in the momentum and unfortunately got rid of a few iconic spots. But we still have some great venues with shows of any genre happening all the time. Preserving Underground, Black Forge II, Thunderbird Cafe, Smiling Moose, Club Cafe, Mr Smalls, Cattivo, and so many more on the outskirts of the city as well.

I’d recommend: On Your Nerves, Old Neon, Main Street Detour, Mallory Run, Soulios, Better Think Twice, The Middle Room, and Atlantic Wasteland for starters.

I promise if you do some digging and looking around, there are some great spots/bands to discover!

I’d love to talk more bands and info at any time as well, just an fyi.

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