The Hill District was an amazingly vibrant place back then. It was originally a neighborhood of middle-class blacks. There were a huge number of small businesses. It also drew black people from across the US and even Europe. It was a center for Jazz.

https://aaregistry.org/story/the-hill-district-pittsburgh/

Oh, right? I totally love the MS paint posts! I am in that position right now because of a bird I spotted in my backyard today.

I love the r/whatsthis____ network. The users are usually super helpful. I follow the birds one, and those users are really fast.

Did you post this to any of the insect subs? I bet they would love to see this really cool, very crisp, image of whateverthehellthisis. :)

Did I say anything about killing cats? (scrolls up, checks post). Nope, I didn't.

Domestic cats should be supervised and not permitted outside unless they are attended. Cats have really impacted bird populations, and I don't think that's a good thing at all. I understand what you are saying about cat programs, but it's not solving the bird problem, is it?

Cats are responsible for decimating bird populations. There are no natural controls on them when they are feral. The solution of keeping cats supervised, and fining people that feed them is actually a good one and may help in finding a way to balance the population. They should be brought into shelters in order to spay or neuter them.

It's like what happened when wolves were reintroduced in Colorado and other Western states.

I am so sorry, OP.

Yeah, I thought it was pretty neat.

You do if you want to lay the blame on any one population.

I was listening to some show on MSNBC that was talking about the uptick in tourism. The person being interviewed mentioned Pittsburgh because of the cultural attractions. The Carnegie International is running, and they mentioned the new addition to the Science Museum and some other stuff. Also the food, and didn't talk about Primanti's or sports at all.

No, the state senate is still Republican majority.

Undocumented immigrants.

Texas is receiveing Federal aid to support border towns impacted by undocumented immigrants. If they are moving these people off their plate, they should return the funding.

https://www.cornyn.senate.gov/content/news/what-government-funding-bill-means-texas

Sorry for the inconvenience!

Aww, sorry! But I'd really rather you all keep that white shit.

Well, at least you 'fessed up.

Probably right.

You can keep it! We got a bare dusting, and out power went out.

Couldn't hurt to ask! Maybe there's a related system.

JFC. It's all about power for these people.

With that income, you should qualify. Can you talk to you legislator? Sometimes their office can help.

Can you get a referral from your current caregiver?

But the law was changed, so believing that it shouldn't be done is counter to reason.

Secretary of State is the top authority, right?

Good luck, I hope this works.