Perennials
Perennials are an indispensable part of every garden, regardless of size. They are a source of back-ground in color and size and provide an abundance of cut flowers.
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The newly released book The Paris of Appalachia - Pittsburgh in the Twenty-first Century is getting lots of local attention. OnQ's Michael Bartley sits down with author Brian O'Neill who is also a popular columnist with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Did you know Pittsburgh is home to the world's biggest Pinball tournament? Dave & Dave head to a Carnegie to meet players from around the world and find out why this is their favorite tournament.
They improve the look of your yard, but more importantly, they're good for the environment. Rain gardens collect and hold rain water runoff and allow it to slowly seep into the soil. OnQ tours three rain gardens in the Pittsburgh area.
This historic Reform congregation in the Oakland neighborhood of Pittsburgh is celebrating two milestones. It's the oldest Jewish congregation in Western Pennsylvania, celebrating 150 years. Also, its majestic synagogue is now 100 years old. OnQ's Michael Bartley chronicles the history of Rodef Shalom.
As people age, they must always be mindful of "end of life" decisions. It's not just about your will. What happens if you become unable to voice your own wishes? Who will decide the health decisions on your behalf? When are you eligible for hospice care? This OnQ report features local experts who advise people on these issues every day.
William Slater's son, Larry, proudly recounts the story of his father's valiant efforts at Pearl Harbor.
