A New Year Begins

Off to a fresh start in 2011. This month features the annual Polar Bear Plunge, the East Liberty Presbyterian Church and the Unblurred Art Walk in Garfield.

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You know him as Pittsburgh Magazine's monthly contributing editor for theater. We know him as the city's go-to writer for the anything-goes topics.

Armed with a camera, Robert Isenberg takes us on a photographic journey through Pittsburgh each month.

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