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'''WikiProject Pittsburgh''' was started on August 29, 2006 to coordinate work for and  expand coverage of [[Pittsburgh]], [[Pennsylvania]] and related subjects in the [[English Wikipedia|English]] [[Wikipedia]].

Anyone who is interested in contributing, please [[#Members|sign up]] below and post any ideas and suggestions on the [[Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Pittsburgh|Talk page]]. Also, feel free to edit this page and add any articles that need serious work or that you feel require attention below in the [[#Tasks|''Tasks'' section]].
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==Scope==
This [[Wikipedia:WikiProject|WikiProject]] aims to coordinate development of and improvements to articles related to [[Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]] and the [[Pittsburgh metropolitan area|surrounding metropolitan area]] in [[Western Pennsylvania]], including [[Allegheny County, Pennsylvania|Allegheny]], [[Armstrong County, Pennsylvania|Armstrong]], [[Beaver County, Pennsylvania|Beaver]], [[Butler County, Pennsylvania|Butler]], [[Fayette County, Pennsylvania|Fayette]], [[Washington County, Pennsylvania|Washington]], and [[Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania|Westmoreland]] counties.

This works to elevate the Pittsburgh city article to [[Wikipedia:Featured articles|Featured Article]] status, improve existing Pittsburgh-related articles, and create new articles for Pittsburgh-related subjects that don't have articles yet..

This is an open project that is owned and controlled by all its members.  Its [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Pittsburgh#Tasks|open tasks]] are a compilation generated by many of its members.  All concerns with elements of this project should be discussed on the [[Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Pittsburgh|Talk page]].

==News==
* March 2013 - [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia_Signpost/2013-03-25/WikiProject_report|We made Signpost!]]
* August 22, 2010 – [[Wikipedia:Meetup/Pittsburgh|First meetup]] held.
* August 29, 2006 – WikiProject Pittsburgh begins.
* April 18, 2008 – This project's first descendant, [[Wikipedia:WikiProject University of Pittsburgh|Wikiproject University of Pittsburgh]], launched.
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Hello there!
We are now forming the first local Wikimedia Chapter in the United States: [[m:Wikimedia Pennsylvania|Wikimedia Pennsylvania]]. Our goals are to perform outreach and fundraising activities on behalf of the various Wikimedia projects. If you're interested in being a part of the chapter, or just want to know more, you can:
* Contact us on IRC at [irc://irc.freenode.net/#wikimedia-pa <tt>#wikimedia-pa</tt>]
* Join our [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimediapa-l mailing list]
* Visit our blog at http://wmfpa.blogspot.com
* you can add your username to [[m:Wikimedia Pennsylvania#Interested Participants]] 
Thanks!
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WikiProject Pittsburgh takes over what the following projects would ordinarily handle but which is a Pittsburgh-related subject. Project overlap should be avoided.
*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Cities|WikiProject Cities]] / [[Wikipedia:WikiProject U.S. cities|WikiProject U.S. cities]]
*[[Wikipedia:WikiProject Pennsylvania|WikiProject Pennsylvania]]
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* [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Philadelphia|WikiProject Philadelphia]]
* [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Pennsylvania State Highways|WikiProject Pennsylvania State Highways]]
* [[WP:ERIE|WikiProject Erie]]
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* [[Wikipedia:WikiProject University of Pittsburgh|WikiProject University of Pittsburgh]]
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[[Image:Zombies NightoftheLivingDead.jpg|100px|Zombies as portrayed in the movie Night of the Living Dead]]
</div>'''''[[Night of the Living Dead]]''''' is a 1968 [[black-and-white]] [[independent film|independent]] [[horror film]] directed by [[George A. Romero]]. The film stars [[Duane Jones]] as Ben and [[Judith O'Dea]] as Barbra. The plot revolves around the mysterious [[Corporeal reanimation|reanimation]] of the dead and the efforts of Ben, Barbra and five others to survive the night while trapped in a [[rural]] [[Pennsylvania]] farmhouse. Romero produced the film on the low budget of $114,000, but after a decade of theatrical re-releases it had grossed an estimated $12 million in the [[Cinema of the United States|United States]] and $30 million internationally. Reviewers criticized the graphic contents, but three decades later the [[Library of Congress]] placed ''Night of the Living Dead'' on the United States [[National Film Registry]] with other films deemed "historically, culturally or aesthetically important." The culture of [[Vietnam War|Vietnam-era]] America had a tremendous impact on the film. It is so thoroughly riven with critiques of late 1960s American society that one historian described the film as "[[subversive]] on many levels." While not the first [[Zombie#Zombies in film|zombie film]] made, ''Night of the Living Dead'' influenced subsequent films in the sub-genre. The film is the first of five ''Living Dead'' films (completed or pending) directed by Romero, and has been [[remake|remade]] twice. ('''[[Night of the Living Dead|more...]]''')</div> {{hidden end}}
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[[Image:Rachel-Carson.jpg|left|100px|Rachel Carson]]
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'''[[Rachel Carson]]''' was an [[United States|American]] [[Marine biology|marine biologist]] and [[nature writer]] whose writings are often credited with launching the global [[environmental movement]]. Carson started her career as a biologist in the [[United States Fish and Wildlife Service|U.S. Bureau of Fisheries]], and transitioned to a full-time nature writer in the 1950s.  Her widely praised 1951 bestseller ''[[The Sea Around Us]]'' won her financial security and recognition as a gifted writer.  Her next book, ''[[The Edge of the Sea]]'', and the republished version of her first book, ''[[Under the Sea-Wind]]'', were also bestsellers.  Together, her sea trilogy explores the gamut of ocean life, from the shores to the surface to the deep sea. In the late 1950s, Carson turned her attention to conservation and the environmental problems caused by synthetic [[pesticide]]s.  The result was ''[[Silent Spring]]'' (1962), which brought environmental concerns to an unprecedented portion of the American public.  ''Silent Spring'' spurred a reversal in national pesticide policy—leading to a nationwide ban on [[DDT]] and other pesticides—and the grassroots [[environmental movement]] it inspired led to the creation of the [[Environmental Protection Agency]].  Carson was posthumously awarded the [[Presidential Medal of Freedom]]. ('''[[Rachel Carson|more...]]''')</div>{{hidden end}}

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[[File:Captain Kidds.jpg|100px|Captain Kidd's play area at Idlewild and Soak Zone]]
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'''[[Idlewild and Soak Zone]]''' is a family [[amusement park]] situated in the [[Laurel Highlands]] near [[Ligonier, Pennsylvania]], about {{convert|50|mi|km}} east of [[Pittsburgh]],  along [[US Route 30]]. Founded in 1878 as a campground along the [[Ligonier Valley Railroad]] by [[Thomas Mellon]], Idlewild is the oldest amusement park in [[Pennsylvania]]. It has won several awards, including five from ''[[Amusement Today]]'' as the second-best children's park in the world. The park was established by the [[Mellon family]] in 1878, and remained family-owned for over 100 years. The park expanded greatly through the first half of the 20th&nbsp;century, adding rides including a [[Philadelphia Toboggan Company]] [[Rollo Coaster]] in 1938, one of the company's earliest. The park is home to the Ligonier Highland Games, a Scottish athletic and cultural festival that has annually drawn over 10,000 spectators. In 1983, the park was purchased by [[Kennywood Entertainment Company]], which oversaw additional expansion, including an attraction designed and voiced by [[Fred Rogers]] based on his television show ''[[Mister Rogers' Neighborhood]]''. ('''[[Idlewild and Soak Zone|more...]]''')</div>{{hidden end}}
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[[File:Murray_Chotiner.jpg|150px|Chotiner in 1950]]
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'''[[Murray Chotiner]]''' (1909–1974) was an American [[political campaign staff|political strategist]], [[Attorney at law (United States)|attorney]], government official, and close associate and friend of [[President of the United States|President]] [[Richard Nixon]] during much of Nixon's political career. He served as  [[campaign manager]] for the future president's run for the [[United States Senate]] in 1950 and for his vice presidential bid in 1952, and managed the campaigns of other [[California]] [[Republican Party (United States)|Republican]]s.  He was active in each of Nixon's two successful runs for the [[White House]] in low-profile positions. After Congress investigated Chotiner in 1956, suspecting the attorney was using his connections to Nixon for [[influence peddling]] to benefit his private clients, the Vice President and his former campaign manager temporarily parted ways. Nixon recalled him to work on his 1962 [[Governor of California|gubernatorial]] campaign and again for his successful [[United States presidential election, 1968|1968 presidential bid]].  After Nixon was inaugurated in 1969, Chotiner received a political appointment to a government position and, in 1970, became a member of the [[Executive Office of the President of the United States|White House staff]].  He returned to private practice a year later, but was involved in [[United States presidential election, 1972|Nixon's 1972 re-election campaign]]. He remained an informal adviser to Nixon until he died in [[Washington D.C.]] following an auto accident in January 1974, and Nixon mourned the loss of a man he described as a counselor and friend. ('''[[Murray Chotiner|more...]]''')</div>{{hidden end}}
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{{classicon|GA}} [[Gulf Oil]] – March 23, 2006<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Super Bowl XL]] – July 19, 2006<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Litchfield Towers]] – December 16, 2006<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[History of Pittsburgh]] – March 5, 2007<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Tepper School of Business]] – April 26, 2007<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Michael Chabon]] – July 29, 2007<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Ron Paul]] – August 21, 2007<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Kurt Angle]] – September 4, 2007<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Roberto Clemente]] – January 10, 2008<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Myron Cope]] – May 16, 2008<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Luke Ravenstahl]] – June 26, 2008<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Terrible Towel]] – July 1, 2008<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Heinz Field]] – August 11, 2008<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Three Rivers Stadium]] – August 11, 2008<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[2007–08 Pittsburgh Penguins season]] – September 24, 2008<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Forbes Field]] – October 5, 2008<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Randy Pausch]] – October 6, 2008<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Pennsylvania Route 51]] – October 17, 2008<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Justine Ezarik]] – January 10, 2009 <br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Alexander Berkman]] – February 7, 2009<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Scott Zolak]] – June 18, 2009<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[John Mitchell (American football coach)]] – March 11, 2010<br>
{{classicon|GA}} [[Perry Como]] – September 2, 2010<br>
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==Article alerts==
{{/Article alerts}}

Also, see [[Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Pittsburgh articles by quality log]]

== Missing articles ==
See [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Pittsburgh/Missing articles]]

==Members==
{{See also|:Category:WikiProject Pittsburgh participants|:Category:Wikipedians in Pittsburgh}}
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==Meetups==
For information on meetup opportunities involving Pittsburgh Wikipedians, see [[Wikipedia talk:Meetup/Pittsburgh]].

==Tasks==
Feel free to add any Pittsburgh-related articles that need to be addressed or improved, in addition to general tasks.  When adding an existing article, ensure that the article is catalogued for the project ('''<nowiki>{{WikiProject Pittsburgh}}</nowiki>''' is on the article's talk page).

===Assessments===
Please make sure that all Pittsburgh-related articles are:
# tagged on their talk page with WikiProject Pittsburgh assessment templates (add <nowiki>{{WikiProject Pittsburgh|class=|importance=}}</nowiki> to the top of article's talk page
# assessed (fill in in the class= and importance= parameters if they are missing; it is as easy as making them class=start and importance=mid for example; see [[Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Assessment|here]] for detailed how-to)
{{Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Pittsburgh articles by quality statistics}}

===Continuous===
* Keep [[Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]] as compact as possible, moving as much details into sub-articles as is reasonable.
* Keep all Pittsburgh-related articles [[WP:CATEGORY|properly categorized]].
* [[#Change patrol|Patrol changes]] to Pittsburgh-related articles.
* Add '''<nowiki>{{WikiProject Pittsburgh|class=|importance=}}</nowiki>''' to the talk pages of all Pittsburgh-related articles.
* Add the '''<nowiki>{{Pittsburgh-stub}}</nowiki>''' template to all existing Pittsburgh-related stub articles (or remove it, and update talk page status, if the article is beyond stub)
* Add all Pittsburgh-related articles that get frequent changes or are susceptible to vandalism to the [[/Watchlist|Project Watchlist]].
* Target Pittsburgh-related articles to take to [[Wikipedia:Good articles|Good]] or [[Wikipedia:Featured articles|Featured]] status.
* Add the missing information to articles in the [[{{FULLPAGENAME}}#Maintenance categories|maintenance categories.]]

==== Recent changes to Pittsburgh articles ====
Editors are encouraged to 'patrol' recent changes to those articles related to Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania.
*'''[[Special:Recentchangeslinked/Wikipedia:WikiProject Pittsburgh/Articles|ALL CATALOGUED]]''': Recent changes to all pages catalogued for WikiProject Pittsburgh
*'''[[Special:Recentchangeslinked/Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania|MAIN ARTICLE]]''': Recent changes to all pages linked to from the [[Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]] article
*'''[[Special:Recentchangeslinked/Wikipedia:WikiProject Pittsburgh/Watchlist|SELECTED LIST]]''': Recent changes to project-covered articles that get frequent changes or are susceptible to vandalism
**Edit [[/Watchlist]] to add articles to this list

===Wikiproject Pittsburgh organization===
* Identify and list all Pittsburgh-related infoboxes and navigational templates on a subpage, and consider the development of new ones.
* Add a [[Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Assessment|quality assessment scale]] on a subpage, listing all pages that fit into various grade levels.

==== Newsletter ====
*Develop [[Wikipedia:WikiProject_Pittsburgh/Newsletter]]

===Articles needing attention===
A continuous goal of this project is to improve sub-articles referenced in the Pittsburgh city article as well as any article related to the subject of Pittsburgh.  This section aims to list the articles with the greatest current need.

Also, see the [[:Category:Pittsburgh stubs|full list of all Pittsburgh-related stubs]].  Project members should try to improve stubs at least to the point where the stub notices can be removed.

====Article cleanup====
See the cleanup list on the right for an up-to-date list of articles in need of various, tagged fixes.
{{WikiProject cleanup listing|Pittsburgh}}

===Requests===
====Articles====
{{see also|Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Pittsburgh/to do}}
These are potential articles that project members have requested be created for the Wikipedia.  If you know of a notable subject for an article that isn't listed here and want to create the article right away, please do so.

*[[Pittsburgh attractions]] &mdash; categorize under [[:Category:Visitor attractions in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]]
**[[Golf in Pittsburgh]], or alternatively, [[Golf in Western Pennsylvania]]. It could cover history, famous courses and events, and players from the area.

====Photos====
I need a photo of a "sankey brick" for the new [[Sankey brick]] article. Can someone on the Southside look around for an old brick stamped "SANKEY"?  I no longer live in Pennsylvania.
*Added [[:File:Sankey Bulwell (5476800616).jpg]].  Is that correct?--[[User:GrapedApe|GrapedApe]] ([[User talk:GrapedApe|talk]]) 05:33, 3 February 2013 (UTC)

=====Historic lists photo request=====
There are five lists of Pittsburgh area historic landmarks and sites: [[National Register of Historic Places listings in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania]], [[National Register of Historic Places listings in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]], [[List of City of Pittsburgh historic designations]], [[List of Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation Historic Landmarks]], and [[List of Pennsylvania state historical markers in Allegheny County]].

Out of these, the National Register of Historic Places listings in Pittsburgh and City Desigations are fully illustrated. Our goal is to fully illustrate these lists. Here are the images that are needed (and the designation for which list they are need for).<br><br>

*[[National Register of Historic Places listings in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania]]:<br> 
:Wilpen Hall (Route 30 at Turtle Creek {{Coord|40|32|52|N|80|9|5|W|}})<br><br>

*[[National Register of Historic Places listings in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]]:<br>
:<b>Fully Illustrated!</b><br><br>

*[[List of Pennsylvania state historical markers in Allegheny County]]
:<i>Please see the [[List of Pennsylvania state historical markers in Allegheny County|list of PA Historic Sites]] for images that are needed. <u>Please note that images of the markers themselves are <b>NOT</b> allowed because the markers are copyrighted and fall under [[Template:Non-free 3D art]].</u> Also, please be aware of the context of state historical designation. Please [[Talk:List of Pennsylvania state historical markers in Allegheny County#Photos and links in these PA marker lists|read this]] for more information on acceptable images.</i><br><br>

*[[List of City of Pittsburgh historic designations]]<br>
:<s>[[Wigman House]] (1425 Brownsville Road)</s>
:<b>Fully Illustrated!</b><br><br>

*[[List of Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation Historic Landmarks]]<br>
:<i>Please see the [[List of Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation Historic Landmarks|list of PHLF designated historic landmarks]] for the names and locations for needed images.</i>

===Categories===
[[:Category:Pittsburgh|Pittsburgh]] | 
[[:Category:WikiProject Pittsburgh|WikiProject Pittsburgh]] | 
[[:Category:WikiProject Pittsburgh participants|WikiProject Pittsburgh participants]] | 
[[:Category:Wikipedians in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania|Wikipedians in Pittsburgh]]

====Maintenance categories====
[[:Category:Wikipedia requested photographs in Pennsylvania|Wikipedia requested photographs in Pennsylvania]] | 
[[:Category:Pittsburgh articles missing geocoordinate data‎|Pittsburgh articles missing geocoordinate data‎]] | 
[[:Category:Pittsburgh articles needing an infobox|Pittsburgh articles needing an infobox]] | 
[[:Category:Pittsburgh stubs|Pittsburgh stubs]] | 
[[:Category:Wikipedia requested maps in Pittsburgh|Wikipedia requested maps in Pittsburgh]]

===Templates===
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===Sources and references===
Please list helpful references below:

* [http://www.post-gazette.com Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]
* [http://www.triblive.com Pittsburgh Tribune-Review]
* [http://www.pittsburghcitypaper.ws/gyrobase/index Pittsburgh City Paper]
* [http://digital.library.pitt.edu/pittsburgh/ Historic Pittsburgh Collection]
* [http://www.pittsburghpa.gov/ Official City Page]
* [http://www.visitpittsburgh.com Pittsburgh Visitors Bureau]
* [http://www.pittnews.com Pitt News]
* [http://www.thetartan.org/ The Tartan (CMU's paper)]

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