🗳️ Hey Pittsburgh and Allegheny County: It's almost time to vote in the highly anticipated 2024 election.
With Pennsylvania mail-in ballots trickling in and Nov. 5 less than a month away, do you know who is running for office in both national and statewide races?Â
PublicSource composed an Election guide to help you keep track of key upcoming dates, check your voter registration, find your polling place and learn more about the candidates running in congressional and legislative races organized by county.Â
If you know someone in Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Lawrence, Washington or Westmoreland counties who could benefit from county-specific ballot guides, forward this email to them. And, if you need help with how and where to return mail-in ballots in Allegheny County, learn more here.
As you learn more about who you are voting for, read about how some Pittsburgh Public Schools teachers are teaching newly registered high school voters — a constituency that often gets information from sources like TikTok — about media literacy, government and misinformation.
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We created a nonpartisan voter guide to help Southwestern Pennsylvanians learn about who will be on their ballots and how to cast their votes. PublicSource does not endorse candidates.Â
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Silver Eye Center for Photography’s Benefit Auction 2024 features an extraordinary selection of contemporary photography along with vintage treasures! Bid at the live auction in the gallery on 10/19 or bid on live and silent lots on Artsy.net, beginning 10/8. View all of the pieces now at Silver Eye, 4808 Penn Ave. Proceeds support Silver Eye’s exhibitions and education programs.
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WANT MORE? WE’RE ON IT.
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- As the Pittsburgh Public Schools considers new school closures and consolidations, communities like Sheraden, Crafton Heights and Elliott hit hard by past consolidations a decade ago brace for more changes.Â
- In a first-person essay, Ervin Dyer shares how he helps to organize an oral history project to collect the voices of Hill Districts residents to fight back against narrative blight.Â
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Join Three Rivers Waterkeeper at Pittsburgh Brewing Company to celebrate our progress made toward clean water, with conversations on where we still need to go. Tickets include dinner, an open bar, entry to a door prize and a tour of the brewery! Proceeds from this event help us hold polluters accountable and provide free educational programming.
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