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Pittsburgh region’s population changes little, census data show

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By Gary Rotstein, Deborah M. Todd Verified
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
Although census estimates for the Pittsburgh area show a decline in the population last year, overall the number of people here has remained about the same as during the last official head count, numbers released Wednesday show. The seven-county metropolitan area lost 4,597 people from July 2013 to July 2014, after having lost just 122 people in the previous year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau estimates.
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Perspective of a moderator

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By Deborah M. Todd Verified, Lilly Chapa Verified
| American Press Institute
When I was approached with the idea of leading a Pittsburgh-based community advisory group I was excited, but largely clueless about what I was getting into. The concept was simple: Bring community members representing different city council districts into the same room with members of local media to candidly critique neighborhood coverage and share story ideas that might have been missed.
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The Language of Love

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By Deborah M. Todd Verified
| Medium
When I was a toddler, my Grandpa Cochran, my mom's dad, would steal my nose. Tall and slender with snow-white hair despite his relatively young age, he would approach me and announce, "Debbie, I am going to steal your nose." I would collapse into giggles, never questioning the theft, and never running away. For one thing, I was fascinated by the ability to steal one's nose and besides, he always returned it to its place on my face.
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