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🧱 The Case of the Missing 'Bucco Bricks'

During renovations earlier this year, the Pirates removed thousands of commemorative bricks near the entrance to PNC Park, and fans were furious to learn some of them ended up at a recycling plant. Bucco Bricks first went on sale in 1999, right before the new stadium opened, and many fans bought them to honor family members. [KDKA]

• 🏴‍☠️ The Pirates say they're developing a new display for the names and messages. Meanwhile, one baseball buff is offering to buy the bricks from the recycling company and get them back to their owners. [KDKA]
• ⚾ Learn why fans want Pirates owner Bob Nutting to sell the team. [🎧 City Cast Pittsburgh]

🏗️ Trump Opposes U.S. Steel Sale… Again

Two days after ordering a national security panel to review Nippon Steel's proposed bid to buy U.S. Steel, President Donald Trump said he doesn't want to see the company "go to Japan or any other place." [CNBC]

• ✒️ The security panel has 45 days to complete its review; a previous panel failed to reach consensus about whether the deal posed security threats. [TribLive]
• 💲 Nippon's latest proposal includes $7 billion to upgrade steelmaking facilities in the Mon Valley. [🎧 City Cast Pittsburgh]

🗳️ Allegheny County Approves Satellite Voting Sites

Election staff will run four offices where voters can apply for a mail-in ballot and vote on-site: CCAC Homewood, North Park Ice Rink, South Park Ice Rink, and the County Office Building. The sites will be open May 10-11 ahead of the May 20 primary.

• ☑️ Rather drop off? The county also approved 10 sites where voters can drop off completed mail-in ballots May 16-19.
• 🗓️ Don't forget! May 5 is the last day to register to vote. [Allegheny County]

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