Greetings from the Burgh,  Payday has just returned to Pittsburgh from Huntington, West Virginia. We’ll be here for a few days while we work on more stories about our Huntington trip and take care of some business.  With your donations, we hope to get back on the road soon.

"This is a big union town," says hospital secretary Heather Jordan as cars, drive blasting on their horns in solidarity! "What's amazing is that once another union is on strike, the other unions pull together, and they got their backs and it makes me proud.

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Over the past two months, Huntington, West Virginia has quickly emerged as a hotbed of strike activity.  Last month, the city, with a population of only 50,000, had 50 Machinists union members from Sulzer Pump and 450 Steelworkers union members from Special Metals go on strike.  Now, more than