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You will find parking and shopping inside this Downtown Pittsburgh garage

Courtesy of Joseph Morrison Courtesy of Joseph Morrison Courtesy of Joseph Morrison Courtesy of Channing Powell Channing Powell (right) owner of ChanningLane Vintage, a clothing and accessories business poses with actress Sadie Sink who plays Maxine in Netflix’s “Stranger Things” at a pop-up shopping event in Market Square in Pittsburgh. Courtesy of Channing Powell   TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Shoppers can buy items out of the trunk of someone’s car next month at a parking garage in Downtown Pittsburgh. The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership is hosting “CarBazaar,” a flea market of makers, artists, retailers and people selling second-hand items.

Ligonier Valley Historical Society doubles down on wildflowers for 2nd native plant sale

Courtesy of the Ligonier Valley Historical Society Boasting star-shaped red blooms, the Royal Catchfly wildflower thrives in full or partial sun and attracts butterflies. Courtesy of the Ligonier Valley Historical Society Virginia bluebells (left) and rattlesnake master are two wildflower varieties being offered in the Ligonier Valley Historical Society’s 2021 native plant sale.   TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Butterflies are attracted to Virginia bluebells, the Royal Catchfly and rattlesnake master, and staff at the Ligonier Valley Historical Society believe area backyard gardeners also will like them.

New owner sees long-term vision for Conneaut Lake Park

The Meadville Tribune Tribune-Review Plans are underway to improve Conneaut Lake Park including rebuilding The Beach Club, which burned down in the summer of 2013, and make beach improvements and expand Camperland camping ground.   TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Conneaut Lake Park’s new owner says his vision to revitalize the historic amusement park is going to take time. “The way we’re imagining this is as a family events center,” Todd Joseph of Keldon Holdings LLC said in an interview with the Tribune. “We’re going to do whatever it takes to make this the premier event space in the area.”

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