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Since we last visited the North Side Records Center, few changes have been made to how the county safeguards historical records.

The design and fabrication space houses laser cutters, 3D printers, CNC routers and computers for an overflow of designers.

When Ray Angry wasn’t been performing keyboards with The Roots as part of “The Tonight” he’s been coming back and forth to Pittsburgh.

Kitchen at 2107 Columbia Ave. in Swissvale.

7421 Park Ave. in Swissvale.

Ray Angry was MCG Jazz’s first artist-in-residence – his 2024-2025 residency concluded this month. Photo courtesy of MCG Jazz.

Last year when NEXTpittsburgh photographed this window in the North Side Records Center, boxes with Allegheny County Health Department records were stacked behind it, next to one unlabeled box.

Holly Kisailus watches as a laser cutter etches her daughter Cianna’s designs onto pet collar tags. Photo by Roman Hladio.

Cianna Kisailus finalizes a collar tag design for Bandit, her mother Holly’s dog. Photo by Roman Hladio.

Some windows in the North Side Records Center were repaired after NEXTpittsburgh’s story last year. Photo by David S. Rotenstein.