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Who is renting out their home for the 2026 NFL Draft, and will it actually be rented?

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By Roman Hladio Verified
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Type “Pittsburgh” into Airbnb and the properties that immediately rise to the top are priced between $3,200 and $4,700 for a three-night stay between Thursday, April 23, and Sunday, April 26. The search spans from Sewickley to McKeesport. As of April 3, there are 299 properties available to rent within those boundaries.
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100 years of The Whip, 25 years of The Phantom’s Revenge and the grand return of cheesesteaks to Kennywood

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By Roman Hladio Verified
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Kennywood’s 128th season trades major changes for incremental improvements, while honoring the anniversaries of some of the park’s most beloved attractions. It was just over a year ago that Herschend Family Entertainment announced it would acquire the U.S. attractions of Kennywood’s then-owner Palace Entertainment. Lynsey Winters, Kennywood’s director of communications, says sweeping changes haven’t been Herschend’s modus operandi in its first full year of ownership.
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How to keep your family and pets tick safe in Pittsburgh this spring

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By Roman Hladio Verified
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Whether you’re exploring local green spaces, walking your dog, gardening or catching up on yardwork, spring is sure to get you outside. But all that outdoor activity opens you — and your home — to notorious pests that can carry diseases with them: ticks. Pennsylvania reports the highest cases of Lyme disease in the nation, says Nicole Chinnici, director of the PA Tick Research Lab, a project of East Stroudsburg University’s Dr. Jane Huffman Wildlife Genetics Institute.
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