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'It could have been worse'
Nearly two months after flooding chased her from her Carnegie home, Marcella Gibellino is getting back to what she does best: bargain hunting. (2004-11-10) Flooded cafe will reopen
 | Instead of holding a birthday party for her daughter in her Carnegie cafe, Lisa Rasmussen had to change plans. (2004-10-29) | Flooded gallery debuts watercolor exhibit
The only trace of water at Third Street Gallery in Carnegie on Friday night was owner Phil Salvato's shimmering 8-foot-tall oil painting. (2004-10-09) Carnegie pizzeria ready to go
True to his word, Jeff Foster started making pies again Monday at his Carnegie pizzeria after two weeks of cleanup from the September flood. (2004-10-05) Flooding can't drown out the music
Eight young musicians helped Carnegie celebrate an early chapter in its renewal Sunday afternoon with an afternoon recital in the flood-ravaged borough. (2004-10-04) Drying out, moving on
Lately at night, Lisa Rasmussen has been coming downstairs to her Carnegie cafe to scrape bright purple paint only a few months old from the damp floorboards. (2004-09-26) 'It could be worse'
The day Chartiers Creek flooded his pizza shop was only the second-worst day this month for Jeff Foster. (2004-09-26) 'All I want to do is stay'
The flood has had an amazing effect on piano teacher Becky Anderson, 29, one of the five women who run Pittsburgh Music Academy. (2004-09-26) 'I don't know that I'll ever be able to get back in here'
Her kids have been pushing Marcella Gibellino for years to move out of her big brick house in Carnegie, but this wasn't the way they wanted it to happen. (2004-09-26) 'Friends came in like angels from heaven'
When Jean Salvato saw the water, she ran back across the street to save Phil's paintings. (2004-09-26) |
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