Was it on the normal shelf or clearance shelf?

Generally don't see those type of amenities in city proper. Rooms are small; 2 person hot tubs are big.

Easier said than done. NHL does make the majority of its money from ticket sales. But teams typically rake in the benefits of RSNs; Penguins probably make ~$25mil off RSNs.

It's easy to say you want a streaming service (I do too!), but that has a huge impact on cable companies. A streaming service would likely cost 5x the cable equivalent. RSNs are typically the most expensive network for a cable company behind ESPN. Typically, they cost somewhere around $4-8 per month. Would you pay $20-40 a month for just NHL?

NHL probably has about $750mil worth of National Broadcast contracts in the US and Canda (Rogers, ESPN+). These ultimately get priority over RSNs.

Same project, different names. Broke ground last month

It's half Etna and half Shaler; see here.

Working with a railroad is notoriously difficult.

Here is the google map with Etna's boundary in red. That short tiny squiggle at the 62nd street bridge is the current park. It has to head west on railroad property.

The remaining 1.5 miles is in Shaler; likely due to railroad as well.

Double checked boundaries against the etna boro

I thought Etna's park has three stages and only the first completed.

There is about a mile between the etna park and Shaler.

This specifically does not, but it would tie in on both sides of the rivers.

There is a trail in the works through Sharpsburg as part of the Allegheny Shores development (formerly known as Riverfront 47). ARP is hopeful they'll have a 1.5 mile temporary trail through Sharpsburg next year.

Unfortunately, the biggest issue is Etna; they have to get land/rights from the railroad to continue the trail.

If you want to see this become a reality, please donate!

I picked about 2 dozen green peppers last Thursday when it was scheduled to get down to 33; ended up not frosting in my neck of the woods though.

RT 28 is the way it is because of the geography and the fact that they took a tiny little state route and expanded it into an express way.

Combined with induced demand

Harmar Target just had a huge renovation.. so it's apparently doing great.

Id head to Cumberland and Harpers Ferry.

Things to do in Cumberland:

• Antiques, Craft Brewery, Restaurants
• Confluence of GAP and C&O Rail Trails
• Scenic Train to Frostburg (plenty of shops and restaurants)
• Cool Old Homes

Things to do in Harper's Ferry:

• Well, its a historic town...walk around
• Hikes all around
• Antienam Battlefield not too far
• Cool shops and restaurants
• Stay at an Air BNB within the historic district

Or stay in one of the lodges! Meadows is near a lot of great summit hikes