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

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I've used HB South for years. They are a great printing company. They are very knowledgeable when…read moreit comes to printing. I've always received top quality material from them. Great business!

WRCT 88.3 is run out of CMU, but it's not all students. Community members are welcome to train to…read morebecome DJs. I love listening because the shows are so eclectic. Each DJ has full control over his/her playlist so you can hear everything from power pop to Brazilian music to death metal. They also host public affairs shows, and sometimes have live bands. (Check their website for the schedule of shows.) Between the live DJs and shows, they also play great music. The station can be heard approximately 15 minutes from campus or streamed from their webpage at http://www.wrct.org.

5 stars for two reasons…read more Democracy Now!-Amy Goodman is one brave, righteous woman and her show should shame anyone working in the corporate news media. If Amy Goodman were in Katie Couric's position, the human condition might be improved a little. Too Evil To Have A Human Name-This is their metal show, the only one I know of in Pittsburgh, which airs 9pm to Midnight on Saturdays. It's Headbanger's Ball on the radio! If I'm home, and I remember to tune in, I do. It's been through many incarnations, but it's back, and for that, those who are kindred should bang thy heads. 88.3 FM. \m/