💸 Pgh will fine you for trash violations

💰 City Will Fine You For Trash Violations

Starting next year, you could get a fine between $35 and $100 if you don’t follow Pittsburgh’s garbage rules. Trash must be in a tightly sealed container and out of public view. It also can’t be on the curb before 6 p.m. on the night before collection, and it must be put away before 10 p.m. on collection day. [KDKA]

🎤 Point Park Pitches An Entertainment Venue

Mayor Ed Gainey says he wants new housing, riverfront amenities, and entertainment spaces to attract more businesses Downtown. Point Park University wants to be part of the plan, and shared its own proposal to build a 2,000-seat community center for live performances and sporting events. [TribLive]

• ➡️ Get to know more of Gainey’s goals, what’s inside his 2025 budget proposal, and the real deal behind our city’s financial difficulties. [🎧 City Cast Pittsburgh]

🪨 New Climbing Walls & Bike Track

The Boyce Bouldering Park and Pump Track is now open in Monroeville. The sports complex includes a series of outdoor climbing walls and a paved pump track with rolling hills for riders to gain speed. [Allegheny County]

🚧 Charles Anderson Bridge Construction

Right as the Panther Hollow bridge closed this week, a two-year, $48.5 million rehab project began on the Charles Anderson bridge, just a couple hundred yards away in Schenley Park. [Union Progress]

💥 Pop quiz, Pittsburgh! Allegheny County says it’s ready for election day, and election workers are prepared for duty.

🗳️ Get to know your ballot with our guide to all voting guides, then celebrate democracy with this fun election-themed quiz! ⬇️

Here’s this round’s first question:

⭐ Shout out to the more than 400 readers (!!!) that took the last quiz all about Pennsylvania candy! Eighteen of yinz got perfect scores 💯

🍫 If you haven’t taken it yet, there’s still time to get in on the fun before Halloween 🎃