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The 21st Century Growth of Lawrenceville in Pittsburgh

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By Kahmeela Adams-Friedson Verified, Aakanksha Agarwal, Deborah Weisberg
| Shady Ave Verified
Transformed by rapid growth in the early 21st century, Lawrenceville seeks to continue its hot streak – while holding space for those who’ve been there for all. A little after 4:30 p.m. on a Thursday in February, an Access van pulled alongside a curb on Butler Street in Central Lawrenceville. Elaine Arlott and Shirley Hanley climbed out and made their way into the Estelle S. Campbell Boys & Girls Club.
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Shaheen Dil Writes Toward the Self that Came Before - Pittsburgh Review of Books

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By Aakanksha Agarwal
| Pittsburgh Review of Books
The question that opens Shaheen Dil's Letters to My Younger Self is deceptively simple. "Where do you end and I begin?" It is addressed to a girl named Choiti, the affectionate nickname Dil carried through childhood. But the question reverberates far beyond a single poem. It becomes the organizing tension of the book itself.
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Best of Design 2026: Best New Home

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By Aakanksha Agarwal
| Pittsburgh Magazine Verified
A light-filled cottage in Edgeworth is designed for the long run. When the homeowner first bought the property in Edgeworth, the plan was to renovate it. The setting itself was compelling — leafy, almost bucolic and improbably calm despite its location near the heart of neighboring Sewickley’s bustling business district.
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