It is time for the energy jobs of the past to remain in the past

04/08/2021 Troy Smajda | Staff Columnist Driving on Route 22 from my home in Johnstown (a town with a long history of blue-collar work) to Pittsburgh (a town with an even longer history of blue collar work) I can’t help but notice some of the billboards telling drivers that nonrenewable energy jobs need to be saved. This issue has been heavily discussed in America, with … Continue reading It is time for the energy jobs of the past to remain in the past

Eclipse (sort of) over Pittsburgh

Jamie Crow | Staff Writer The sun and the moon are set to rendezvous this Monday, Aug. 21. The moon will pass in front of the sun, and the resulting eclipse will be visible in all of the contiguous United States. This will be first time the moon’s shadow will pass over the continental United States since 1979, and while the eclipse won’t be visible … Continue reading Eclipse (sort of) over Pittsburgh