Good for Garfield: The Community Moves to Put Trouble Behind from the Editorial Board of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
"Garfield and good news don't often go hand in hand. The neighborhood for too long has been the victim of violence, illegal drug trafficking and a glut of abandoned housing. But a week and a half ago 10 elected officials and community leaders stabbed gold-colored shovels into a patch of dirt on Dearborn Street in a gesture that announced Garfield has been moving in the right direction and has plans to keep on going. The ceremonial kickoff is the start of construction on 45 rental homes."
"Garfield and good news don't often go hand in hand. The neighborhood for too long has been the victim of violence, illegal drug trafficking and a glut of abandoned housing. But a week and a half ago 10 elected officials and community leaders stabbed gold-colored shovels into a patch of dirt on Dearborn Street in a gesture that announced Garfield has been moving in the right direction and has plans to keep on going. The ceremonial kickoff is the start of construction on 45 rental homes."
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