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I'd look for a man named Brain and get him to help me find the Duke so we could get off the island.

If anything you should be paying taxes on 100% of the purchase price. I bet you complain about people paying their fair share, yet you won’t.

I don’t know any masochists.

Why would you assume an assessment at 65% of the actual purchase price is too high?

If you feel like a quick Uber, The Bigham Tavern on Mt. Washington is good bar food and you can take in the view while you’re up here. Welcome to the Burgh

Shrooms here ain't shit as far as I've found. It's pretty available though which is nice.

Basil would be fantastic! Thank you 💚

return to monke

Least suspicious fed

Queef's, in Dormont.

I’m verklempt

The cost of living is going to be real cheap after they declare East Palestine Ohio an EPA superfund site.

It's a great place to try a bunch of beers. They do a great job of getting all the local stuff. I haven't had their food, so I can't tell you about that though. Enjoy your time here!

Is there a cut off date by which this needs to be appealed

The base year for assessments is 2012 so they have an adjustment called the Common Level Ratio to account for inflation. It is currently 63.6% so they multiply the purchase price by that percentage to get an estimate of the property value in 2012.

Loved Tryp. Stayed there last month. Was perfect location. A nice 30 min walk to the strip. Hour walk to downtown. Very clean hotel.

call a lawyer that handles this.

I'll do that and report any findings. Thank you!

Came here to suggest Tryp. Puts you right in the middle of Lawrenceville which is super walkable and has TONS of options for food, coffee, bakeries and by the sounds of it your main interest breweries. In Lville you've got five or six breweries (11th Hour, Hop Farm, Cinderlands, Lolev, Coven and even Trace up in Bloomfield is close) and directly across the bridge in Millvale you've got two. Plenty of bars in Lville too. I like Stinkys for an "off the main street" option. Great burgers, decent beer menu and a touch more quiet than Butler Street options. If you're into vinyl, best record store in Pgh is in Millvale (the Attic). I'd make Lawrenceville your "base." Plenty to do there and easy access to other things.

Really good suggestions here for cabin / mountain / wooded getaways and it sounds like that's what you're after. If you looking at other suggestions and want a more urban setting, honestly Cleveland is pretty kick ass for a quick weekend getaway. Art Museum is killer (and it's free!), Cleveland Zoo is pretty great, obviously rock n Roll Hall of Fame. And there are a lot of cool little areas - Tremont is pretty cool, has an amazing "dive" bar with excellent food in the Rowley Inn as well as Prosperity Social Club, a few cool breweries (Phunkenship is a pretty neat spot if you're into wild fermented/sours) and the Westside Market. Could easily make a quick weekend out of a trip to Cleveland.

Strip naked. War paint. Declare sovereignty.

Laurel Highlands. Ligonier is a nice little town.

Clearfield is much more depressed than Dubois.

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