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City of Pittsburgh quietly reverses course on legal challenges to tax-exempt properties

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By Hallie Lauer 
| Centre Daily Times
Just over a year into his term, former Mayor Ed Gainey launched an aggressive legal campaign with the goal of forcing large nonprofit organizations to contribute more money to help pay for vital city services. The Gainey administration alleged that valuable properties owned by the nonprofits - predominantly UPMC, Highmark Health, the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University and Duquesne University, the so-called Big Five - did not meet the charitable mission of the organizations.
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City of Pittsburgh quietly reverses course on legal challenges to tax-exempt properties

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By Hallie Lauer 
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Just over a year into his term, former Mayor Ed Gainey launched an aggressive legal campaign with the goal of forcing large nonprofit organizations to contribute more money to help pay for vital city services. The Gainey administration alleged that valuable properties owned by the nonprofits — predominantly UPMC, Highmark Health, the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University and Duquesne University, the so-called Big Five — did not meet the charitable mission of the organizations.
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City Council moves to crack down on unregulated vape shops

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By Hallie Lauer 
| Centre Daily Times
Up and down Liberty Avenue Downtown, the storefronts are rife with neon signs advertising sales of Delta-8, electronic cigarettes and countless other unregulated products. On some blocks, the businesses occupy one building space after another. The stores are open at all hours of the day and have become a hub for illegal activity, officials said.
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