Here we go again [grabs popcorn]

And this is why I muted that garbage sub...it's a bunch of junk data printed in pretty colors, and people just gush over it

I find that questionable on a number of levels

>The trace amounts of the metals found in some chocolate are "below any recommended level, any standard,"...

Not that I want those elements in my food, but this is just more fear-mongering.

Same - sub-15 minutes for a renewal with Real ID upgrade.

They split it in 2021 - partly in the park, partly in the Cultural District. Then, the rule went into effect in 2022, so they moved the entire festival to the CD for 2022. It's interesting in that it pushes you to explore the area, but I found myself missing parts, or walking through the same area several times as I moved from place to place or forgot what I'd already covered.

>I do miss being right across from the art festival during the summer.

They had to move Arts Fest. The park was getting beat up from heavy usage, so the DCNR issued new rules saying events couldn't be more than 7 days, and there needed to be a recovery period between events (usually 2 to 5 days depending on how long the preceeding event was). Arts Fest is usually ~10 days, so they had to move it to the Cultural District.

Not that you'd want to pay to park for McDs, but there's a garage like 100 ft down the road if you're desperate enough

https://maps.app.goo.gl/jpghKD2w8q2XHEip9

>rest is high price so we have to have control.

My favorite cereal is just under $5 at Walmart. Exact same box is almost $7 at Market District. Giant Eagle can suck it.

Lol I'm on West Penn, they're a little better about it, plus it was a 500+ customer outage with 3 more nearby, so it probably made sense from a resource-useage/efficiency standpoint to send one team out and knock 4 easy outages (they were all simple trees-on-wires issues) off the list.

By "they" saying screw it and shutting down, do you mean the DA or KW? Could be interpreted either way

I don't see KW doing it, because it's their 125th season, they're building a new ride, and just spent a ton of money to repaint a lot of attractions. Why would you just give up when there's money to be made?

I don't see the DA doing anything more stupid than he's already done during an election cycle.

So calling out unnecessary bias is bad. Got it.

That would be true if I was trying to say something was acceptable, which I'm not. Merely pointing out that the "page from the GOP" comment was unnecessarily biased in this instance (and generally unnecessary in the conversation).

Well when they're negotiating plea deals left and right, and/or just cutting people loose, I guess they're saving costs on time that would've been spent in court. Then, you have to spend the money or have your budget cut next year.

Only random speculation, and slightly sarcastic

Not excusing it. Just point out the bias.

Edit: there's the typical r/pittsburgh - called out bias that happened to be left-leaning and got downvoted.

A North Side nuisance bar was shut down early last year, a South Side one closed late last year when their liquor license got revoked, and there's one in Westmoreland (iirc) that's just been closed down temporarily. Don't mess around with the PLCB/PSP's BLCE.

Regardless of action/inaction, my point was there are laws in place to deal with problematic places, whereas the Kennywood issue appears to be Zappala just having a tantrum because someone didn't do what he wanted. He has no legal authority to just order people around.

>He’s taking his page from the GOP: scare people about crime to vote for you, bust don’t actually do anything about it.

Both sides of the aisle are guilty of doing this

I think the bigger issue is he's not law enforcement nor is he a legislator, thus he has no authority to make demands. It's one thing if they treated this like a nuisance bar, which we have laws to deal with. But he's looking to sue them for not bending to his will, which is overreaching.

If every thread gives different answers, then maybe reddit isn't the place to go looking for answers. Check the state website and/or an authorized prescriber.

This happens everywhere, definitely not exclusive to the turnpike.

Which means it's better to have a carry permit even if you don't intend to carry the gun. You can have the gun in the car whenever, even if you stop somewhere.

> transport in my car to a range

Just a friendly FYI so you don't accidentally run afoul of the law: in PA you cannot have a loaded handgun in a vehicle unless you have a carry permit. So be sure it's unloaded and secure while in transit. If you're looking at a rifle or shotgun, you cannot have it loaded while in a vehicle period, regardless of carry permit.

We all know it, but 1) our government doesn't care, and/or 2) people keep voting the same politicians in

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Sorry, I don't know the answer to that. You'd be best served by just calling them: 717-412-5300. I'd ask if notarized signatures qualify since it's coming from out of state. The few times I've called, they've been very helpful.