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Patch Pittsburgh Field Editor Eric Heyl has three decades of experience as a reporter, editor and columnist. From 1999 to 2016, he was the lead metro columnist for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, where his work won numerous national, state and local awards. He's the former president of the National Society of Newspaper Columnists and current president of the National Society of Newspaper Columnists Education Foundation, which provides scholarships to collegiate newspaper columnists. Heyl lives in Pittsburgh with his wife and two daughters.
Time to satisfy your appetite for Pittsburgh's latest bar and restaurant news.

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A man is facing multiple charges for an alleged indecent exposure incident in the parking lot of a Pittsburgh mall.
The superstore chain has closed on property for a second Pittsburgh-area location.
A lawsuit alleges that it's impossible to buy online Kennywood tickets without paying a fee for which no explanation is offered.
A well-known Pittsburgh catering company soon will provide food for a popular area taproom.
Effective immediately, you can't take a balloon into an Allegheny County park.
A New England law school has withdrawn the admission for an alleged leader of a lucrative cocaine operation at Penn State.
An NFL and former Pro Bowl player and Pittsburgh-area native was arrested in his hometown.
"This is much more than a new name, a fresh coat of paint or a new menu," the restaurant's owner said.
The establishment will be located near trails and could offer outdoor amenities such as a dog park.
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Police are searching for the man accused of killing a security guard outside of a Pittsburgh-area bar.
Whether you wanted a cup of coffee, a cold beer or a bite to eat, this establishment could deliver.
UPMC's donation of the trauma kits will aid city police initially treat severe, life-threatening injuries.
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The landmark $18 billion settlement against Meta was reached amid claims the platforms intentionally addicted children.
After suing TikTok and the owner of Facebook and Instagram, Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday is taking on Snapchat.
A popular Pittsburgh bar will be shut down if it doesn't quickly meet officials' demands to bolster its safety standards.
A key question remains unanswered regarding a shooting in Pittsburgh Tuesday.