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Rally at East Liberty Social Security office calls for continued in-person services

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Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey and Wilkinsburg Mayor Dontae Comans joined other local officials and advocates to rally outside the Social Security office in East Liberty on Tuesday, arguing that the services it offers should be spared from sweeping cuts being made by Donald Trump’s administration.

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Rally at East Liberty Social Security office calls for continued in-person services

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey and Wilkinsburg Mayor Dontae Comans joined other local officials and advocates to rally outside the Social Security office in East Liberty on Tuesday, arguing that the services it offers should be spared from sweeping cuts being made by Donald Trump’s administration.

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U.S. Rep. Scanlon, Delco seniors rally outside of Social Security building

Some local seniors are worried about what the Trump administration’s cuts to the Social Security Administration could mean for them.

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Worries about Social Security in the age of MAGA spill out at East Liberty rally - Pittsburgh Union Progress

Much of the news these days emanates from an opulent Florida golf resort with gold fixtures, so it felt appropriate to seek another view Tuesday in front of a homely one-story brick building in Pittsburgh’s East Liberty neighborhood.  The building is where people in neighborhoods such as Garfield, Homewood and Point Breeze sign up for Social Security benefits or to get answers to questions about eligibility. No one is sure what’s going to happen…

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Lynn seniors rally for Social Security access

LYNN — Seniors and community advocates rallied outside the Lynn Social Security office at noon Tuesday to protest staffing cuts and policy changes they say are making it harder for residents to access the benefits they have earned. With more than 1.2 million Massachusetts residents depending on Social Security, organizers warned that reduced services are […]

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