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Josh Shapiro · Harrisburg

Scientific Games and Polish National Lottery Continue 20-Year Scratchcard Tradition as Sales Grow

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ATLANTA, July 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Scientific Games will continue to bring exciting instant scratchcard games to Polish National Lottery players through a new agreement with Totalizator Sportowy. Celebrating the instant lottery's 25th anniversary last year, Totalizator Sportowy is among the top five performing instant game lotteries in Europe (La Fleur's 2025 World Lottery Almanac). The world's largest lottery games company has provided scra…See the Story

Cycling · Jacksonville

Completed Park Street Road Diet Opens Critical Jacksonville Connections ...

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The Park Street Road Diet project, which cost nearly $11 million, is expected to make the area better for people who bike and walk.See the Story

Pittsburgh Pirates · South Carolina

AFL-CIO Message for Workers: 'It’s Easy to Get Discouraged, but We Have Something They Don’t' - Pittsburgh Union Progress

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People with money and power have now fixed things so that if you get killed at work and want the benefit of a proper and timely investigation into your demise, you must die during normal office hours. We learned this on Monday while attending a rally of union folks at the courtyard beside the United Steelworkers Building in Downtown Pittsburgh. One of the speakers, Kayla Flowers, talked about budget cuts at the Occupational Safety and Health Adm…See the Story

Power of the Rail Industry Looms over Stalled Train Safety Bill that Could Prevent Another East Palestine-Level Disaster - Pittsburgh Union Progress

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We hear a lot of noise coming out of our nation’s capital these days. There are persistent rumors about a guy named Epstein, arguments concerning the name of the Washington, D.C., NFL team, lawmakers yelling at each other over charges of treason. That was just Tuesday’s chaos. Meantime, problems affecting our communities pile up and remain unsolved. Here’s an example: Elected leaders have done little to address the issues revealed by the disastr…Pittsburgh Pirates · East Palestine See the Story

OpenStreetsPGH returns to Strip District, Lawrenceville on Sunday - Pittsburgh Union Progress

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When in doubt, go with old reliable. That’s what BikePGH is doing with Sunday’s OpenStreetsPGH event, returning to a course from the Strip District to Lawrenceville that has worked well in the past. The 3.5-mile course will extend from McCaffrey Strip District Terminal in the Strip District to Butler Street and McCandless Avenue in Lawrenceville, where streets will be closed from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for biking, skateboarding, running, walking and …Pittsburgh Pirates · Pittsburgh Read Article

Pushing safety: Pennsyslvania Turnpike reduces crashes in work zones - Pittsburgh Union Progress

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Bill McGuigan had no idea when he went to work as an equipment operator for the Pennsylvania Turnpike in June 2015 that he was about to become a key figure in the agency’s safety history. Shortly after 8 a.m. that day, McGuigan, 61, was killed when a speeding tractor-trailer driver veered into the closed lane where he was working in Chester County and struck him and another worker, who had minor injuries. That tragedy and other work-zone inciden…Pittsburgh Pirates · Pittsburgh Read Article

Pennsylvania Resources Council Offers Hard-to-Recycle and Household Chemical Collections - Pittsburgh Union Progress

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Trying to get by: Pittsburgh Regional Transit board looking for ways to delay massive February cuts - Pittsburgh Union Progress

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With the state budget already nearly three weeks late and a long-term funding solution for public transit nowhere in sight, Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s board members are exploring other options to avoid massive cuts in February. State Sen. Lindsey Williams, D-West View and a member of PRT’s board of directors, told a meeting of the Finance Committee Thursday that her party leaders say talks with the Republican majority have been “cordial but s…Pittsburgh Pirates · Pittsburgh Read Article

Parkway East highlights roadwork schedule - Pittsburgh Union Progress

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Lots of roadwork is scheduled this weekend and next week if the weather stays dry. Here’s the breakdown: Birmingham Bridge – The bridge will be reduced to one lane in each direction from 6 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. Saturday while crews prepare for a crossover of traffic Saturday morning for the next phase of work to replace expansion dams on the bridge that crosses the Monongahela River between Pittsburgh’s South Side and Oakland. Traffic in both d…Pittsburgh Pirates · Pittsburgh Read Article

Riverlife's 'Shore Thing' continues upgrades around Pittsburgh's Sister Bridges - Pittsburgh Union Progress

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Change doesn’t have to take forever. Three years ago, Matt Galluzzo, president and chief executive officer of Riverlife, talked about the agency’s vision of using the Three Sisters Bridges and the Allegheny River as the focal points for a world-class destination area linking Pittsburgh’s Cultural District with the North Shore. Since then, a number of things have happened: Docks on the North Shore at Allegheny Landing have been replaced; programm…Pittsburgh Pirates · Pittsburgh See the Story

More traffic disruptions this week - Pittsburgh Union Progress

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We have some new items added to this week’s traffic disruptions. Here goes: Interstate 79 – The ramp from northbound I-79 to the westbound Parkway West in Robinson will be closed from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Tuesday through Thursday. Crews will be cutting the road surface with a saw and patching the shoulder. A detour will be posted. The work is part of a $15 million project to improve I-79 from the Parkway West-Airport-Pittsburgh interchange to one-h…Pittsburgh Pirates · Pittsburgh Read Article

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