Scott township has a goofed up address because some jagoff in the postal service beefed with some other jag in Scott like over a hundred years ago and decreed that we will never have our own zipcode, nor our own post office (but there used to be one beneath the crooked bridge) and our border lines were going to be forever wonky, so our "sense of community" would forever be confused.

You can write that we have a Pittsburgh address, you can write Carnegie, it doesn't matter.

That I only like regular old breakfast food and nothing fancy?

I guess I should have put on here that I only like breakfast food lol. Like I just get eggs, bacon, and toast. Sometimes a hash brown. As long as it’s a clean restaurant and it has non-fancy breakfast and I don’t have to go downtown then I’m happy.

I only go to restaurants for breakfast. I’m not a big fan of lunch or dinner out. Don’t know how that makes me “basic”, but I’m not a foodie.

I would throw Baldwin in there too!

I went with Aetna. Yearly fee of like, $170 and a lot is covered or at least partially covered. It really depends on what kind of work you need done. It may be worth for you or it may not. Check out the plans and see what’s right for you. You can choose between multiple.

Good call on the comparison/ contrast across the street.

Thank you I found a few homes here worth checking into!

Billions returned to shareholders in buybacks quarterly

What dentist and what plan did you end up going with?

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In the city, I could buy it. But just within a mile of my old work place (outside city limits), there are two GetGos and two Sheetz

This is similar to what Pear & the Pickle said before they shut down. I hope OM can continue but would not be shocked if they decide to walk.

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I used this to find my “plan”. Saved me a ton of money.

Huh. I’ve never heard of this place. I hope I am able to check it out before they close.

Huge blow to the Pgh restaurant scene. This is a destination spot for out-of-towners, vegans, vegetarians, and metal heads. Even people who enjoy meat can’t deny that their food is amazing. Black Forge shut down their Allentown location and now this. I’m bummed for the neighborhood. I hope the owners get their respite and decide to come back someday soon! And let’s not make assumptions as to WHY they came to this decision. Life is nuts. Shit happens. I wish them all the best.

I yearn for a mount washington sheetz

Even if they cover it, and I cannot imagine that being the case, she probably has a pretty steep deductible (mine is $1500.)

God I love you and that derpy looking beagle. He’s lucky to have you and you him.

Their menu is what makes this place so popular. Secondly the theme of the restaurant. They are literally packed all the time. There is no need to “diversify”.

It seems to me that those who are taking exception to the editorial are long on criticism and short on near term solutions. Let's say for starters, that we raise the minimum wage to $18 an hour within Allegheny County. How is that going to impact the drug trade, the violence culture, gun ownership and usage and the feeling that seems to be universal around downtown, that the city is my personal garbage can. I went downtown last fall and noticed that Fort Duquesne Blvd. looked like a garbage dump. The city has made an effort to make that area more hospitable but it seems to require a round the clock presence to stop the alcohol use, the trashing of the benches, sidewalks and greenery and general lack of healthy outdoor ambience. It is horrible. I called the city to report it and when I went back all the trash had been swept up into piles but not picked up and put into bins. Cans were full but I am sure the first good wind must have blown everything back where it was. One thing that can be done within the city is the adoption of some form of rent control. Pittsburgh is such a small city that when an area becomes popular and gentrified it has a huge impact all over. Now, they are planning new upper class housing on the Civic Arena site. Subsidized housing is an absolute necessity. Who would ever have thought the day would come when working people could not afford to live in Lawrenceville, the South Side or Mt. Washington. This has to be corrected.

Vegan or not, if you haven’t gone here before you absolutely should before they close! Best restaurant in the city

Big Jim’s.

I only visit texas roadhouses for their bread

Check out braddock hills