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Writing about the Rust Belt – GLUE and Rustbelt Almanac

April 10, 2013 Lindsay

I’ve got two great projects to share with you, both are related to sharing stories about rustbelt cities including Pittsburgh. If you have been a regular reader of IheartPGH over the years, you have probably read a few of our posts about GLUE.  GLUE stands for Great Lakes Urban Exchange – a project that was started by a Pittsburgher and a Detroiter (is there a Detroit equivalent to the word Pittsburgher?).  I’ve been fortunate to attend many of the GLUE conferences, the most recent conference was held in September 2011 here in Pittsburgh.  Through GLUE I have had the chance… Read the rest

Filed Under: Blogs, Community Resources Tagged With: detroit, GLUE, Great Lakes, Great Lakes Urban Exchange, pittsburgh, Rust Belt, Rustbelt Almanac

Post-Gazette Article on the Upcoming Why Pittsburgh Party

September 14, 2009 Lindsay

Image via Wikipedia I wrote about the Why Pittsburgh Party on Friday and I wanted to post a follow up because I was worried that the info would get lost in the weekend emails.  The Post-Gazette beat me to it with a great article about the upcoming Why Pittsburgh Party on September 17, 2009 (click here for the party details). Here are some highlights from the article: Carrie Hagan, a graduate student in history and policy at Carnegie Mellon University, met Ms. Wilson through the League of Young Voters and joined the party committee “and the next thing I know… Read the rest

Filed Under: News about PGH, Uncategorized Tagged With: detroit, GLUE, Great Lakes Urban Exchange, I will stay if, pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Shadow Lounge, why pgh, why Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, Milwaukee and Cities in between – GLUE Conference Day 1

March 13, 2009 Lindsay

Image via Wikipedia I am in Milwaukee for the 2nd annual GLUE conference. GLUE stands for Great Lakes Urban Exchange – which is a project that was started 2 years ago by Pittsburgh’s Abby Wilson and Sarah Szurpicki of Detroit. The website GLUEspace.org has become a portal for anyone to share information about cities in the Great Lakes watershed. IheartPGH has been a fan of GLUE from the beginning (see the post from April 2008) and thanks to GLUE both great lakes city t-shirts from both IheartPGH and STL-Style made the New York Times last summer. You can read more… Read the rest

Filed Under: Community Resources, Just Outside of Pittsburgh, Uncategorized Tagged With: Carol Coletta, CEOs for Cities, cities, city advocates, GLUE, GLUEcon09, Great Lakes, Great Lakes Urban Exchange, Growing Power, Sprecher Brewery

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