Morning Edition: Five things to know Wednesday, July 2: Wal-Mart wants new North Hills store

Architect Carlough remembered for his design and influence on city; Uber, Lyft ordered to cease operations in Pittsburgh

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Five things to know Wednesday, July 2: Wal-Mart wants new North Hills store Here are five things to know on Wednesday, July 2, 2014. Discuss Architect Carlough remembered for his design and influence on city Talented architect leaves legacy of projects throughout Pittsburgh and inspired many designers he worked with and taught. Discuss Uber, Lyft ordered to cease operations in Pittsburgh A judge issued a cease-and-desist order Tuesday, saying the companies cannot operate until they secure authority from the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission. Discuss Pittsburgh Brewing adds to lineup of Pirates collector cans New "Raise the Jolly Roger!" I.C. Light container rolled out as pennant race heats up. Discuss Read Morning Edition >> Peduto: Pittsburgh's summer youth employment is up Heinz employees in Idaho receive $1.6M grant for re-employment services Pikutis-Musuneggi named 2014 president-elect of NAIFA-Pennsylvania Pittsburgh tech firm SnapRetail adds client How the region's publicly traded companies fared on stock market in first half of 2014 Read Morning Edition >>

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