Paul McCartney would have provided a fitting bookend to close the old arena, but perhaps a performer a few
On the other hand, with admission at $250, Sir Paul will be just the ticket for the Allegheny Conference-Economy League-Aestique Cosmetic Surgery crowd that will inaugurate the latest chapter of Pittsburgh's future. Anyone know whether the (taxpayer-subsidized, natch) Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra will be the backing band to rock the house Burgh-style?
Infinonytune: When I'm 64, The Beatles
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The Allegheny Conference for Community Development and Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership are proud to help our friends and partners at Consol and the Penguins usher in their best-in-class new arena, but your information is wrong in one respect - our organization is not officially associated with any cosmetic surgery center.
This is not a slight toward Aesthique or any other cosmetic surgery firm. We obviously appreciate all local businesses participation in Pittsburgh region's robust economy, which makes this area our nation's most livable. But we do feel it is important to dispel any misconceptions of a formal relationship.
I double-checked this, so thank you for correcting the record, and also for being part of what makes our region great!
--Bill
Thanks, "Bill," for the enjoyable comment.
You probably already know this but the Post Gazette put this in today's paper a couple pages after an editorial that talked about what a great coup it was to get McCartney
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