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"Pittsburgh's Largest Screen Showcases A Christmas Story; The Dog Penn: Foodie Paradise"
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"Pittsburgh's Largest Screen Showcases A Christmas Story; The Dog Penn: Foodie Paradise"
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Nov 26, 2024
Recognizing Excellence in the 'Burgh |
Trivia Question❓In May of 2018, what iconic Pittsburgh building was named one of the "coolest" in the world by the travel website CN Traveler? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
Interesting Facts |
- Pittsburgh is home to the first commercial radio station in the United States, KDKA, which broadcasted the results of the 1920 presidential election.
- The Terrible Towel, an iconic symbol of the Pittsburgh Steelers, was first introduced in 1975 during a playoff game against the Baltimore Colts.
- Pittsburgh's annual Three Rivers Regatta, a water sports event held on the city's three rivers, is one of the largest inland regattas in the United States. |
Special Events in Downtown Pittsburgh This November |
The holiday season isn't complete without a visit to Phipps Holiday Magic for festive displays and glowing gardens! With a whimsical theme of “Enchantment”, guests are sure to be captivated by a forest of fantasy. Phipps has pulled out all the stops for this year's Winter Flower Show with magnificent new displays featuring mystical creatures, gorgeous holiday trees and our signature floral delights, including amaryllis, orchids and 21 varieties of poinsettias. Plus, the beauty isn't just indoors: our celebrated Winter Light Garden fills our outdoor spaces with spectacular lights in vivid shades that will awe guests of all ages. |
"A Christmas Story (1983) on Pittsburgh's Largest Screen: A Nostalgic Holiday Classic" |
A Christmas Story (1983) is a beloved holiday classic set in 1940s Holman, Indiana, following young Ralphie Parker's quest for a Red Ryder carbine-action air rifle. |
light up night in Pittsburgh Nov 23, 2024 |
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — It's time to kick off the holiday season in Pittsburgh. It's the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership's annual Light Up Night weekend and there is plenty to do and thousands of lights to see.
"I'm encouraging you right now to find that inner elf and get ready because we have the best holiday season lineup ever for you this year," Jeremy Waldrup, of the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership, said.
Pittsburgh police said they're ready for the biggest event of the year. Half of the uniform division will be Downtown, where all of the action is expected to be. Every year the event draws thousands of people to the heart of Pittsburgh.
"That's really the plan there, is to basically be prepared for all aspects of the types of calls we may get down there," said Richard Ford, Pittsburgh police's assistant chief of operations.
When is Light Up Night in Pittsburgh?Light Up Night 2024 is scheduled for the evening of Saturday, Nov. 23, 2024. Pittsburgh will start lighting up the trees once it gets dark. |
Joke Of The Day |
Why did the Pittsburgh news anchor bring a ladder to work? Because he heard the ratings were sky high! |
New Restaurants in Pittsburgh |
Introducing The Dog Penn: A Deliciously Fun Dining Adventure for Foodies and Pet Lovers Alike. |
The topic is the exciting news of a new restaurant opening called The Dog Penn. The restaurant promises to offer a unique dining experience, blending delicious food with a fun and vibrant atmosphere. Customers can look forward to a menu featuring a variety of dishes, all named after different breeds of dogs, as well as a dog-friendly patio area for furry companions. The Dog Penn is set to become a go-to spot for foodies and pet lovers alike, offering a one-of-a-kind dining destination in the area. |
High5 Shines A Light On Pittsburgh's Exceptional Businesses and Community Stars |
High 5 Pittsburgh this isn't just a newsletter it's a movement to celebrate the best of our city. We showcase standout businesses community leaders and products that inspire trust recognition and excellence. From small businesses making a big impact to individuals going the extra mile we give a well deserved high 5 to those who make Pittsburgh shine. |
Nominate a Business or Individual Today . Just email us and we'll take it from there ! |
This Week's High5 Goes To: Remo's Catering |
A Legacy of Excellence for Every Occasion
As a family-owned business, their commitment to impeccable standards shines through every dish they serve, whether for being one of the best for corporate gatherings, weddings, or milestone celebrations.
Known as “the caterer for all needs,” Remo's Catering offers a diverse menu that spans from trendy and exquisite and modern creations to traditional comfort food. With the ability to craft custom packages tailored to any event theme, they ensure each client’s vision comes to life.
Additionally, Remo's Catering sets itself apart not only with their consistently excellent food and diverse menus, but also their seamless service. From a fleet of refrigerated and heated trucks that guarantee food quality to certified bartenders who prioritize safety and enjoyment, every detail is handled with care.
As one delighted client shared: “Every time we use Remo's Catering, it’s beyond amazing. The staff and the food never ever disappoint.”
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This Week's Favorite Culinary Delights |
Questions & News |
Q: Have there been any major news stories coming out of Pittsburgh recently? A: - Yes, the city recently announced plans for a major infrastructure project to revitalize downtown, and a local restaurant was featured in a national food magazine.
Q: Can you give any kudos to local organizations or individuals making a positive impact in Pittsburgh? A: - Absolutely! The Pittsburgh Zoo has been recognized for their conservation efforts, a local charity organization just hit a major fundraising milestone, and a local high school athlete was crowned state champion in their sport. |
We welcome your questions and insights! |
💡 Answer to Trivia Question: The Andy Warhol Museum |