Mention the name Pittsburgh, and for most Americans, a specific image flashes to mind. Steel mills. Towering smoke stacks. Hard-working factory towns blanketed in a perpetual grey haze. It’s a city that *used* to be something—a titan from an era when American industry ruled the world—but has since been left behind. The common assumption is that Pittsburgh is a city you leave, not a city you mov...
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