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Pittsburgh at risk of losing Bradford route as airlines compete for federal contract - Pittsburgh Business Times

Bradford is currently served by 9-seat turboprops to PIT and Dulles, subsidized by Essential Air Program. The 4-year contract is up for renewal and there are several proposals from competing airlines.

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McKean County Commission supports switching from Southern Airways to SkyWest - whose proposals include flights to Dulles and O'Hare on 50-seat regional jets.

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PIT has lost most of its intrastate Southern Airways routes in recent years, with only DuBois and Bradford remaining, as airports have switched to regional jet service over turboprops.

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▲ 259 r/pittsburgh

"Pittsburgh's largest bank said it is taking a 'more holistic approach' to the firmwide return, focused on clarity, connection, and ongoing practical support for its employees.

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To help employees reconnect in person, PNC is hosting a series of employee events across its footprint designed to bring people together for collaboration, connection, and networking as teams settle into their in-office routines."

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u/ComeTasteTheBand — 2 months ago
▲ 48 r/pittsburgh

"The Democratic primary in state House District 45 has taken an ominous turn, with a mailer that prominently displays candidate Brittany Bloam's address and a photo of her home - and that identifies her as "a Buffalo Bills fan", among other alleged sins."

u/ComeTasteTheBand — 2 months ago
▲ 271 r/Pennsylvania

Fetterman scolds opponents of Trump's proposed ballroom: "After witnessing last night, drop the TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome) and build the White House ballroom for events exactly like these."

u/ComeTasteTheBand — 2 months ago
▲ 45 r/steelers

Mel says Allar is a good hedge considering the uncertainty over the Rodgers situation.

Cleveland: A

Baltimore: B+

Cincinnati: B

u/ComeTasteTheBand — 2 months ago