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It's the holiday season - It isn't the holiday's until you hear a school choir singing carols and Chanukkah songs. The Ellis School Choir did not disappoint the crowd at Light Up Point Breeze. Franklin Mosely, the Ellis School's choir director directs his students as they sing the songs of the season. Find out more about what's happening in Pittsburgh and the East End by picking up Print at one of our retailers. Never miss another issue by subscribing to Print today.
From the December issue
Developer focuses on affordable housing
Tina Daniels company, Concrete Rose Construction, has been building family-sized units in Homewood and Larimer. She said just 1% of the apartments being built have three bedrooms and just half of that are four- and five-bedroom units so that larger families have a place to live.​
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Right now she is in the process of finishing a five-bedroom home win Wilkinsburg for formerly homeless veterans.
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Print celebrates
10 years​
In December 2015 the first issue of Print hit the newsstands. Our December issue has a retrospective of front pages, columns by the people who make Print possible and
this cartoon, by Jason Togyer of Ann Belser and Jan Kurth trying to get the paper out.
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Read more about the East End by checking out Print on the newsstands.
Water rates poised to rise again​​
Pittsburgh Water has reached a settlement with the organizations that opposed its 35% rate hike. Instead residential users will see their rates go up by 10.5% if the agreement goes through.
The matter is now in the hands of the Pennsylvania Unitity Commission.
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Read more about it in the December issue of Print.
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