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Commercial Street closure under Parkway East approaching

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By Adam Babetski
| Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Verified
The critical phase of PennDOT’s highly-publicized Commercial Street Bridge replacement project is about to begin. Commercial Street/Forward Avenue will close to traffic between Whipple Street and Summerset Drive beginning at 7 a.m. on June 29, and around the clock through early August. Commuters in the Swisshelm Park side of the road can follow a posted detour via Whipple Street, Monongahela Avenue, South Braddock Avenue, Forbes Avenue and Beechwood Boulevard.
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PRT dealing with light rail delays after power outage

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By Adam Babetski
| Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Verified
All three of Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s light rail lines are experiencing delays following a power outage on Thursday. The outage occurred before noon at PRT’s South Hills Village station, where light rail cars turn around on their routes, according to agency spokesman Adam Brandolph. He added that the outage was caused by an “electrical issue,” but PRT did not know its specific cause.
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Pittsburgh to offer free bikeshare rides on Juneteenth

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By Adam Babetski
| Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Verified
As Pittsburgh celebrates Juneteenth Friday with events around the city, travelers can take advantage of a free transit option to navigate the crowds. POGOH, the city’s bikeshare system, is teaming up with Allegheny Health Network to offer free 30-minute e-assist bike rides and 2-hour pedal bike rides. E-assist bikes typically cost 32 cents per minute, and pedal bikes cost 19 cents per minute. POGOH operates 600 bikes at 60 stations around Pittsburgh. “Juneteenth is a celebration of freedom.
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