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City of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy break ground on McKinley Park Community Grove

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By Jessica Riley
| KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
In an effort to provide a vibrant community space, the city of Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy broke ground at McKinley Park, marking a major milestone in the park's revitalization. Nestled between Beltzhoover, Bon Air, and Knoxville, McKinley Park is one of the oldest and largest parks in the city, and this space will be transformed into the community's newest hub.
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U.S. Steel eaglet recovering after swallowing fish hook

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By Jessica Riley
| KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
What started as a routine morning meal quickly turned into a life-or-death rescue for one of U.S. Steel's newest bald eaglets. The two-week-old chick swallowed a fishing hook right in front of the U.S. Steel bald eagle nest cam. Within minutes, the danger was clear. A race against time and partnership saved the eaglet's life. "Your heart drops, right?
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March of Dimes hosts 56th annual March for Babies in Pittsburgh

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By Jessica Riley
| KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified
For the 56th consecutive year, the March of Dimes' March for Babies returned to Pittsburgh, this time at Highmark Stadium. Thousands gathered to make a difference for families and make a powerful reminder of just how strong they can be. The event raises critical funds to provide research, programs, education, and advocacy so moms and babies get the best possible start to life.
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