As she steps down as CEO of 412 Food Rescue to focus on expanding her mission through tech, we wanted to know: What is Leah Lizarondo’s Best of the ’Burgh?
The city has more than 800 public staircases — the most of any city in the United States, according to a recent City of Pittsburgh assessment. These 45,000 individual steps connect streets, they connect neighborhoods, and they are the primary route for many to get from one point to another through our hilly landscape.
In this world, only three things are certain: death, taxes and people on the internet making memes about nearly everything. The past few years have given Pittsburghers plenty of material to work with.
It’s true that the Golden Triangle is uniquely scenic, and it’s also true Pittsburgh has played an outsized role in the nation’s history. But while our pride is justifiable, it also can make locals a bit too gullible, particularly with these stubborn urban myths.
Pittsburgh is a city of many delights, but accessible spaces and activities for kids who have mobility impairments are true treasures for kids and their families. Here are three of my favorites.
