It was announced yesterday, that it is to be believed that Pittsburgh received a $35 million increase in profits during the G-20 Summit held here last week.
Continue reading...Thursday, September 24, 2009
Well, it's here everyone. A day that possible Pitstburghers have dreaded, dignitaries have anticipated, and protesters have planned ahead for. The G-20 Summit is in town and ready to get started, well in the afternoon anyways. However, it really is an amazing time I guess for the city as a...
Continue reading...Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Over in the Hill District, while the city was preparing for the G-20 Summit, erecting fences, and boarding up businesses, a small tent community filled with protesters was camping and preparing for their protests in order to be organized for the two day summit meetings. On Wylie Avenue in the Hill District...
Continue reading...Monday, September 21, 2009
The Pittsburgh council is preparing for the worst during the G-20 summit this week and has called in more police and federal agents to help deal with the mass amounts of protesters flooding the city. Protesters plan...
Continue reading...Thursday, September 17, 2009
Well, word broke last night that a resistance group is planning to march from Lawerenceville to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center on the first day of the meeting. This alone has a high probability...
Continue reading...Thursday, September 17, 2009
On Sept. 23, a month long tour will stop in Pittsburgh, the day before the G-20 begins. This will be it's last stop and will end with a rally and close with a concert in Point State Park....
Continue reading...Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Well, we finally have the information about the G-20 road closures that will take place next week during the meetings. This information was taken from...
Continue reading...Thursday, September 10, 2009
In another G-20 Summit news release, Pittsburgh officials have said that thousands of people are bringing tents and sleeping bags in hopes of having a place to stay when they get to Pittsburgh. Unfortunately, the G-20 summit is a week away, and Pittsburgh officials, are STILL scratching their heads...
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
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