I enjoy the editorials and must admit that I lean conservative. Most of the larger cities in Pa…read more tend to be liberal by default. We have been a union-oriented economy for decades and although most of the heavy industry is no longer part of who we are, the mind set continues to think liberal and Democrat. It's a kind of "what was good enough for my father, is good enough for me." So sad that the Democrat party has abandoned the working man as it's logo, and has supported the agenda of bringing more undocumented people from foreign countries into this one. It appears that they quickly put them into entitlement programs and take credit for whatever the tax payers provide in the way of funding. Our elected representatives no longer do what we elected them to do, and instead pander various voting blocs in order to get re-elected. I am hopeful that the Greensheet will continue to opine in the direction it has thus far. It reaches out to far more people that one might imagine.

From the owner: The Green Sheet is a local advertising newspaper which first began in 1889 as the "Bennet Star" and…read morewas later renamed as the "Valley Journal" around 1920. The Valley Journal was then sold to Milton Hammond and was once again renamed The Green Sheet and has been in the Hammond family since 1941. What seperated The Green Sheet from other competitors at the time was the that the paper was free to pick up at local stores, gas stations, banks, and other businesses, thus creating a high volume of loyal readers to this day. Our large circulation includes Allegheny county, Butler county, Armstong and Westmoreland County. The Green Sheet got its name from using its distinct green paper which stood out in stores all across the region. Over time, the paper has altered in appearance for a more modern look with color. To this day The Green Sheet prints and distributes 36,000 newspapers per week to over 800+ locations in Western Pennsylvania. The year is 2016, and The Green Sheet is sticking with t

When you get a six month subscription that includes Thursday and Sunday papers, you can't really…read morecomplain. The Thursday edition includes the entertainment guide and also the department store ads for the coming weekend. The Sunday edition is huge and includes the coupon section. If you use the coupons, one trip to the grocery store can pay for the entire subscription. Overall a decent paper and worth the price when you get a subscription deal.

Trib reporter K.S. interviewed me a month ago for a story on my hypnosis business. I am planning…read moregroup hypnosis sessions at the South Pike Cinemas in Sarver, PA. This same reporter interviewed me in 2023 when I rented an office for my hypnosis business in the Murphy Building in Tarentum . The article made the paper. I recently was informed by this reporter that the interview we had was not accepted as it was more of an "advertisement than an article." It took him a month to inform me. The article was all about why I chose to try to do my hypnosis at the theater . It was not an advertisement. He's a good reporter and he asked the questions . It was a good interview. The theater manager who is permitting me to do these sessions was there answering questions. A photographer was there taking many photos . There was no reason to believe it would be rejected. Of course, I never saw the completed work of the reporter. I asked K.S. to tell me who made this decision . I asked him to explain how many other "articles " on other businesses were in the trib. These businesses are paid for their services . They were articles and not considered advertisements. Why were these articles published and mine rejected? I have not received an answer. I emailed the managing Editor and have not had a response . I'm not a paranoid person . I'm a retired psychiatric nurse and active hypnotist. In my curious mind, this rejection is about something else. It feels discriminatory. I'm very disappointed in the Trib editorial team who chose to reject what was probably a good article about this fascinating intervention for wellness.

I hate to give a negative review for a newspaper. I'm an old Pittsburgh girl, still interested in…read morethe city. I remember fondly reading the old "paper" newspapers, The Pittsburgh Press and later the PG. So I jumped on an e subscription offer. What a disappointment. While I wasn't expecting the NYT or WaPo, and was subscribing mostly for local news, my experience has been one of this paper consists of short blurbs. If I want blurbs, I can see them on WTAE website. We also got a trial subscription to the San Francisco Chronicle. The Chronicle newspaper has in depth articles, the kind I was hoping for from the PG. I will be canceling when my introductory price is up. I was hoping for more. Local newspapers are so important. It is too bad the PG is falling short.

Two Sundays in a row, no newspaper delivered. I pay for a Sunday Newspaper to be delivered to my…read morehome because it's the only day of the week I get a real newspaper instead of having to read the digital crap. It's no wonder they are shutting down. Horrendous customer service, having to download from the app at least 3 - 4 times to actually get the entire paper. What a sad joke the Post-Gazette has become

I like scrolling through the paper occasionally and it's a great(probably the best) single source…read moreof info for local happenings and reviews. However, the "Best in the City" issue???, c'mon! Burgatory-best burger...lol! The Clarks and Joe Grusheky as 1 and 2 Best Rock performance... what a joke. Who did you ask about these "Best of", your 55 year old yinzer uncle? Your Aunt Peg? On another note, Twelve Whiskey BBQ kicks the shit out of all the BBQ joints on their list.

Alright, let me dispense with the caveats first. For each of these, I must deduct 1/4 of a star…read more.. 1-Dan Savage is a jackass who doles out irresponsible advice on purpose. His sexual orientation doesn't bug me (Rob Halford and Freddie Mercury are among my heroes), but it's ALL he's about. The man was for the bombing of Iraq simply because he thinks Arabs are all homophobes! He epitomizes "liberal" elitism (he censored a radical friend of mine in a Seattle newspaper he worked for called The Stranger, long story). I prefer radical populism. Put that in yer latte and sip on it. 2-They try WAY too hard to be hip and edgy. Maybe it's because hipsters annoy me since their whole existence is one long fashion statement and because you can never tell what their true interests or convictions are, not to mention that they're all spoiled, rich white kids. Please don't get me started on those people. Anyway, this magazine panders to them way too much. It's almost laughable, really. Irony is not the alpha and omega of life, ok? 3-They assume everyone reading has or is pursuing a Master's degree. 4-The back pages are pure SLEAZE! I always flip past those sex ads. Gimme a break! I don't want an escort or a massage! I couldn't care less about alternative lifestyles! On the other hand, what other Pittsburgh paper has articles about the POG/Thomas Merton Center schism, local mountaintop removal activists, Lawrenceville residents using alternative fuels that actually work, lesbian boxers, prisoners serving life terms, suburban sprawl, environmental racism in the Hill District, renewal efforts in neighborhoods like Hazelwood, and gentrification among many other issues? They don't urinate on or ignore comic books and heavy metal music either. It was through The City Paper that I discovered "Street Angel" from local comics creators Jim Rugg and Brian Maruca and Pittsburgh metal acts like Hero Destroyed, Storm King, Mantic Ritual, Lady Beast, and Magic Wolf. As someone with a minor interest in astrology (I'm an Aquarian if you didn't figure that out already), I think they have the best astrology column around. I often flip to that section first. Ok, I lied. What I actually do first is turn the paper over to the back cover to see if there's a hot chick in an American Apparel ad. Their food critic duo is pretty good as well. I especially applaud them for venturing beyond the East End. We do have good food in the South Hills. Don't be skeered to come aht 'ere. So they have a fine periodical. I'd just like to see a little bit more of a populist slant from them.

Darren at Minute Man is great! He helped to print our guest list addresses on our wedding invites…read more Same day service! He offered options for font as well that matched our wedding invites. I felt relieved knowing I didn't have to fumble around doing this myself. Highly suggest!

From the owner: We can print anything except money. We provide great customer service, our quality is among the…read morebest, at an affordale price. We excell at... Digital printing services Wide format printing Business mailings (We have a business mail indicia) Promotional products (any product you can think to print on call us, we do have minimuns) Logowear (t-shirts, sweat shirts polo shirts - screen printing and embroidery)

If u are CONSERVATIVE or want to know what we believe, this is a great radio station. If u are a…read moreclosed minded hating lefty, then you won't like it. I love it, & they have great political commentators like Mark Levin, Dan Bongino & many more 24/7. I laughed at the other review which was by a troll obviously. If you like hearing political commentary by experienced commentators & verifiable information, then this is the place. No fluff, just the facts, but lefties better stick with MSNBC or CNN as they need some better ratings & some viewers. LOL! Had to get my little "friendly" dig in!

The guys at work put this station on every now and then since they like to change stations…read morecompulsively. Is it due to being raised in Russian orphanages? ADD? I could write a book. My dentist is also a fan as was my barber, when I actually had hair. If any type of music is suicidal, it's what they play on WJAS; the most melancholy tunes ever to push air. To listen to WJAS is to listen to ghosts. If you like Sinatra though, you've found your station. Chilly Bill Cardille has a job here as does...Jack Bogut? Yes, he's still around.

I worked with this company for my deceased mother's estate. My original estimate was 6,000-$8,000…read morefor complete service. We ended up being charged almost $12000. They were horrible with responding to emails snd acting in a timely manner. My mothers estate was very simple. No property or vehicle. Will was complete with no issues. I would never use them again. My final bill was continuously sent to the wrong address even after 3 emails to advise the correct address. Really poor business practice and charging ridiculously high rates. BEWARE!!

I worked with Julian Gray Associates on two issues. During such time I needed social work help…read more They have a social worker (S.D.), but it was unclear what her purpose was. She didn't do anything to help me for five months. She didn't answer my questions, she really didn't function as a social worker does in any capacity. She participated in a couple conversations between the lawyer and I after asking her to help me for three months only to get one reply saying essentially "we will get to that". During the meeting with her and the lawyer, she demonstrated to me she knew absolutely nothing about me and what help I needed. She made a wild accusation that I had been dragging my feet. It was so off the wall, I couldn't respond except to say I had tried to get her to talk to me for months. She ignored what I said. At that point I knew I should have gone with another firm. The only thing she did do was make suggestions about how I proceed in life that had no relationship to my functional ability. I had only spoken to her once and she made the assumption I needed a much higher level of care than was reality. While people make mistakes, I found it unacceptable to curtly request one piece of information about my finances and then assume I needed an extreme level of care. Julian is also terrible. He charges a huge sum to do estate and trust work but unethically chose to only communicate with my sibling. I was the person needing the trust. He produced (after waiting five months) a basic fill in the blank trust not customized at all and extremely restrictive. His unethical firms refusal to communicate despite pleas for months from clients is completely unacceptable. He not only is not worth his high price tag, he should pay me because I had to do all the work to fix the trust.