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Court Decision Worries Local Immigrants

The Pittsburgh area’s Haitian community — especially in the town of Charleroi, less than an hour south of the city — is facing uncertainty after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Trump administration could end Temporary Protected Status for hundreds of thousands of Haitian immigrants. [WESA]

County To Help Finance Tree of Life Reno

Allegheny County will finance up to $18 million toward the redevelopment of the synagogue in Squirrel Hill. The project is estimated to cost about $60 million and construction is already underway. The site will include a 300-seat sanctuary and theater, classrooms, a social hall, and a museum. [TribLive]

Schwebel's Baking Company Closes After 120 Years

The Youngstown-based bakery, which has outlets in McKeesport and Bridgeville, is winding down operations after the July 4 holiday. The company blames inflation, aging facilities, and decreased sales. A total of 480 employees will be laid off. [🔒 Business Times]

Picklesburgh To Set Up Pickleball Courts

Who’s ready for a match? Pickleball will be a part of the festival lineup, July 16-19, at the new Arts Landing — a four-acre outdoor event space in the Cultural District. The freshly-painted courts will feature tournaments, beginner-friendly clinics, demonstrations, and learn-to-play sessions. [Picklesburgh]