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The City of Pittsburgh is preparing for a busy St. Patrick's Day weekend starting with change on the South Side. News Radio KDKA's Timira Rush has the story: [CutID: <Cuts> L- St Patricks Safety-TRush.wavTime: 33sTitle: L- St Patricks Safety-TRushDescription: L- St Patricks Safety-TRushOut-cue: soc] [During  today's  police briefing at the city- county building,  Pittsburgh Public Safety along with other city leaders discussed the opening of a a new substation on the South Side along S. 18th Street. Commander Jeffery  Abraham says the sub-station is to have role call and complete paperwork. [CutID: <Cuts> L-Com Abraham-2.wavTime: 7sTitle: L-Com Abraham-Description: L-Com Abraham-Out-cue: soc] The parade is set to start at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Greyhound bus station at the intersection of Liberty Avenue and 11th Street. Timira Rush, News Radio KDKA]