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Not too much has changed over the years in Bolivar, established as a company town for industrial workers in the early 19th century. The tiny borough about 50 miles east of Pittsburgh maintains its working-class roots and a strong sense of togetherness. “It’s a small, tight-knit community, but it’s in a depressed area," says Lorraine DiCecco, a Realtor with Loyalhanna Realty, which serves the surrounding Ligonier Valley. "There’s a coal plant in New Florence that employs a lot of people, so if you’re getting a job there, it could be an attractiv ...
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