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text P-T teachers continue strike for better benefits, salaries Emily Hoerner 2005-10-27 8:24 PM
News article concerning the Penn-Trafford School District teachers on strike. (text/plain)

audio Andy Singer Lecture (part 2) Andalusia 2005-10-26 2:50 PM
This is a speech about urban planning, transportation design, highway funding, bicycles and cars. Part 2 of 2 (audio/mpeg)

text Local teachers deserve compensation for efforts Jennifer Paul, Penn-Trafford High School '05 2005-10-26 2:12 PM
Opinion piece regarding the current contract negotiations between Penn-Trafford teachers and the Penn-Trafford school board and administration (text/plain + 6 comments)

audio Andy Singer Lecture Andalusia 2005-10-26 1:51 PM
This is a speech about urban planning, transportation design, highway funding, bicycles and cars. (audio/mpeg)

text Contract negotiations, strike affect Penn-Trafford Rossilynne Skena 2005-10-26 1:34 PM
In depth news story covering the past 11 months of contract negotiations between the Penn-Trafford School District and Penn-Trafford Education Association. (text/plain)

audio Rustbelt Radio for October 24, 2005 Pittsburgh Indymedia Radio Collective 2005-10-24 11:49 PM
On today's show, Students in Solidarity are working to get the University of Pittsburgh to take a stronger stand against sweatshop labor. We hear about local activists who assisted in the post- hurricane animal rescues down south. And, a UN Report on the assassination of Lebanon's former prime minister implicates Syrian and Lebanese officials; we'll talk with the webmaster of Indymedia Beirut about the implications. (audio/mpeg)

image O22 National Day Against Police Brutality marie 2005-10-24 4:21 PM
O22 National Day Against Police Brutality
On October 22, about 40 people gathered at Freedom Corner in the Hill District for the 10th Annual National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and the Criminalization of a Generation. (image/jpeg)

text Andrew Wagner - working for change in Ohio Township Christina Sahovey 2005-10-22 11:44 PM
Andrew Wagner, student at Duquesne, wants to see a government that is more responsive to its citzens - so he is running for Ohio Township Supervisor (text/plain)

application pittsburgers go again to work with Katrina / FEMA victims vincent / blast furnace radio 2005-10-18 10:18 PM
headin' south (application/pdf + 6 comments)

text Emergency Protest on the Day After the 2,000th U.S. Soldier is Killed in Iraq pog 2005-10-18 2:10 AM
2,000 TOO MANY: Emergency Protest on the Day After the 2,000th U.S. Soldier is Killed in Iraq (text/plain + 54 comments)

audio Rustbelt Radio for October 17, 2005 Pittsburgh Indymedia Radio Collective 2005-10-17 11:11 PM
On today's show... * we'll check out a new Documentary on the killing of Jonny Gammage, 10 years after his death at the hands of suburban Pittsburgh police officers * we'll talk with Pittsburgh's Industrial Workers of the World * Local and Global News (audio/mpeg)

text Ali Hebshi Pittsburgh Regional Anti-war Open Poetry Reading Marathon/Concert Ceci Wheeler 2005-10-17 9:57 AM
Saturday, October 22, 2005 - Ali Hebshi Regional Anti-war Open Poetry Marathon/Concert [FREE/donations accepted] (text/plain)

text Major rioting against Nazis and police in Toledo Johnny Ignit Antifa 2005-10-16 11:32 PM
Major rioting erupted in Toledo, Ohio after police aggressively protect Neo-Nazi group. (text/plain + 37 comments)

image (audio) Hurricane Katrina: The Gentrification of N.O. matt toups 2005-10-13 10:59 PM
(audio) Hurricane Katrina: The Gentrification of N.O.
On Tuesday, October 11th, the University of Pittsburgh's Africana Studies Department held a panel discussion titled "Hurricane Katrina: The Gentrification of New Orleans, after Katrina, Rita and other related issues." What follows is the panel's opening statements divided into four parts, and then a fifth part consisting of the open audience discussion and questions. (image/jpeg)

text University of Pittsburgh’s Campus Women’s Organization Takes Back the Night Sarah Egan 2005-10-13 12:44 PM
University of Pittsburgh’s Campus Women’s Organization Takes Back the Night (text/plain)

application Palestine Film Series Cate 2005-10-13 11:59 AM
Pittsburgh Palestine Solidarity Committee to host the first film series featuring shorts and documentaries on the Palestine/Israel conflict. The films will be moderated by Palestinians and Israelis who experience the conflict firsthand. (application/pdf)

audio Rustbelt Radio for October 10, 2005 Pittsburgh Indymedia Radio Collective 2005-10-11 11:00 AM
On this week's show... We speak to a volunteer in New Orleans who is helping to run a grassroots community health center, we hear the story of a man who escaped from Orleans Parish Prison during the floods, and we have an update from the week in Palestine. (audio/mpeg)

text ESPN Reality TV Show Pairs Army Drill Sergeant with Local High School Football Team John Tarleton 2005-10-08 10:14 PM
A new ESPN reality TV show features two former NFL stars and an Army drill sergeant coaching a local high school football team. Perhaps it’s just a coincidence, but the economically devastated town where the show takes place is fertile ground for military recruiters. (text/plain)

text POG A20 legal update POG 2005-10-07 1:46 AM

text ShelterFinder Volunteers Needed wayward 2005-10-06 8:08 PM
Call for help with Pittsburgh area shelter data and other tasks (text/plain)

application (pdf) #4 from pittsburgh to new orleans vincent / blast furnace radio 2005-10-06 4:49 PM
great little booklet (application/pdf)

image Ollie North Protested in Harrisburg be47 2005-10-06 2:21 PM
Ollie North Protested in Harrisburg
Oliver North protested while pushing his new book, "Assassins" in Harrisburg. (image/jpeg)

audio Rustbelt Radio for October 3, 2005 Pittsburgh Indymedia Radio Collective 2005-10-03 11:18 PM
On this week's show we'll talk with members of the pittsburgh community about wrongful incarceration, we'll report on last week's general strike in India, and we'll hear about a former Marine Captain who is starting a new job as a news commentator for Al Jazeera. (audio/mpeg)

text Home for the Holidays for an Iraq or Afghanistan Vet Nikki Poli 2005-10-03 8:38 PM
The hundreds of men and woman in Southwestern Pennsylvania who are serving in the United States military inspired our holiday home giveaway. Our program will offer an appropriate homecoming and thank you to our veterans. (text/plain)

text Showboat Comes to Town at the Court Hearing for August 20 Anti-War Protestors L. Roberts 2005-09-29 10:27 PM
A view from the courtroom hearing for the A20 arrested protestors. (text/plain + 18 comments)

text MidAtlantic Infoshop Gathering Spring 2006 ladyfriend 2005-09-27 6:01 PM
An infoshop gathering is being planned in Baltimore for Spring 2006. We hope this event will create a solid network of like-minded people: both improving our own respective infoshops and having an international resource for mass mobilizing efforts. Help and infoshop contacts are needed! (text/plain)

audio Rustbelt Radio for September 26th Pittsburgh Indymedia Radio Collective 2005-09-26 10:24 PM
On this week's show we'll hear from Sankofa Community Empowement about their Saturday School and We'll go to a Guatemalan village, where the Women's Self-Reliance Program is using intensive gardening to promoting economic independence, environmental sustainability, and stronger community and an update on police misconduct and taser use from Ron Anicich (audio/mpeg)

text (mp3) interview from algiers / new orleans / blast furnace radio show vincent / blast furnace 2005-09-25 11:07 PM
great audio from the eye of the storm (text/plain)

text Recruiting Stn. Shut Down Today: Solidarity from from Oakland, CA to Oakland PA david 2005-09-23 4:37 AM
Military Families, Religious Leaders, Veterans, and Students Rally to Demand an End to the War and Resources for People’s Needs at Home SPEAK OUT WITH THEATER, SPOKEN WORD, DANCE AND MUSIC (text/plain)

audio Rustbelt Radio for September 19, 2005 Indymedia Rustbelt Radio 2005-09-19 9:57 PM
On this week's show... * A look at Grow Pittsburgh, a group of local urban farmers who are growing more than just food in the city. * We'll hear more voices from flood survivors in New Orleans * and Australia has deported an American peace activist calling him a threat to national security (audio/mpeg)

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