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Pittsburgh Central Catholic closed Monday due to ‘significant network issue’

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September 9, 2024

Pittsburgh Central Catholic closed Monday due to ‘significant network issue’

PITTSBURGH, Pa. (KDKA) — Pittsburgh Central Catholic High School will be closed today due to what is being called a ‘significant network issue.’

In a message sent to parents and guardians, Principal Jack Wallace said that the school is experiencing problems with its network that is impacting numerous school systems.

School is canceled on Monday, September 9, 2024, due to a significant network issue affecting all systems.
Read the full message from Mr. Jack Wallace, Principal of Central Catholic High School: https://t.co/ok5qgnPjC6 pic.twitter.com/cdqAG1BdbS
— Central Catholic (@centralvikings) September 9, 2024
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Some of the impacted areas include phones, email, learning platforms, and internet systems.

The school will be closed on Monday due to the impact on both students and staff.

Wallace says the school is working with experts to get the issue fixed as fast as possible.

School platforms might be limited or unavailable while the problem is being fixed and the school says it will keep everyone up to speed on any updates.

Mike Darnay

Mike Darnay is a digital producer and photojournalist at CBS Pittsburgh. Mike has also written and produced content for Vox Media and the Mon Valley Independent.
He often covers overnight breaking news, the Pittsburgh Steelers and high school sports.

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Pittsburgh’s first women’s sports watch bar, Title 9, to open in February

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4 hours ago

January 14, 2025

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Pittsburgh’s first women’s sports watch bar, Title 9, to open in February

A new, local exhibit is showcasing stories of the talented women from the Pittsburgh area

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PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Pittsburgh is getting its first women’s sports bar next month.

Title 9 says it plans to open in East Liberty in February, airing exclusively women’s sports. The concept was developed by Sheree Goldstein, who will open the bar in the adjacent space next to her other business, Square Cafe, on Centre Avenue.

“I am passionate about women’s sports and it’s been so amazing over the past few years to see these incredible athletes finally getting the viewership they deserve,” Goldstein said in a news release. “We want to do what we can to grow here in our hometown and also support and connect with our collegiate and professional players in Pittsburgh. The goal is to make this not only a place to watch women’s sports but to convene and grow the community.”

kdka title 9 bar — (Photo: KDKA)
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Title 9 will serve cocktails and mocktails and highlight local brewers. The menu will have snacks and handhelds with vegan and vegetarian options.

“Some Square Cafe crossovers will be present in the food and beverage program for sure,” Goldstein said. “There are some really popular snacks, like our tots, and handhelds like our wraps and veggie burgers that are sure to make an appearance. We’re also going to be doing some fun twists on bar food, as well.”

The establishment has plans for a full bar, eight TVs, garage windows and a rooftop bar.

Title 9 says it will be hosting a series of pop-ups ahead of its official grand opening, which is projected for mid-February.

Madeline Bartos

Madeline Bartos is a digital web producer for CBS Pittsburgh who has worked with KDKA since 2019.

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