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[Highland Park] political sing-along in Morningside
by Myra Carbonell 18 May '08

18 May '08

Please forward this to the Highland Park community email list. Thanks. I hope you can attend the potluck from 5-6 p.m. and sing-along from 6 p.m.-10:00 p.m. using Rise Up Singing and my political songbooks on Memorial Day, Monday, May 26, 2008 at the home of Judy Wolfson and Rob Shepherd, 1653 Chislett St. in Morningside. Please RSVP by either replying to this email or phoning Judy and Rob at H: 412-362-6204 or C: 412-728-3328. We'll sing: civil rights, drinking, historical, international, labor, parodies, peace, protest, topical, union, war & work songs. Previous political sing-alongs on Memorial Day have been well attended so I'm looking forward to this. If there's any song you'd like to sing that is not in Rise Up Singing please either bring 10 copies with you to the sing-along or you can email me back and ask if I've included the lyrics in the songbooks I compiled.Thanks for your response.Myra _________________________________________________________________ E-mail for the greater good. Join the i’m Initiative from Microsoft. http://im.live.com/Messenger/IM/Join/Default.aspx?source=EML_WL_ GreaterGood

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[Highland Park] House for Sale on Wayne Road
by Susan Fussell 17 May '08

17 May '08

Neighbors, After many wonderful years in Pittsburgh, we're relocating out of state. We wanted to let you know that our house on Wayne Road is for sale, in case you know of anyone interested in moving to the neighborhood. We bought this house 4 years ago and did extensive renovations, including a new kitchen and powder room, built in living room book shelves, and new closets. The house is listed with Howard Hanna and the flyer with details is attached. We will definitely miss this terrific neighborhood. Sue & Frank

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[Highland Park] Free original porch railings
by Susan Fussell 17 May '08

17 May '08

We replaced our original porch railings (from the 1920s) and plan to take the old ones to construction junction. Before we do that, I thought I'd see if anyone can use them. They have many layers of peeling paint on them that would need to be removed but appear to be otherwise ok. If interested, feel free to stop by to check them out - 5833 Wayne Rd. We should be here all weekend. Sue 412 512 9151

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[Highland Park] Picture to be Framed
by sulliv362＠aol.com 17 May '08

17 May '08

We have several museum quality prints with documentation to be framed. Can you give us some recommendations of where to take them? Thanks, Ed Sullivan **************Wondering what's for Dinner Tonight? Get new twists on family favorites at AOL Food. (http://food.aol.com/dinner-tonight?NCID=aolfod00030000000001)

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[Highland Park] Seeking VINTAGE FURNITURE
by diane poche 16 May '08

16 May '08

Specifically, small table and chairs, small sofa or chaise longue. Please attach photos to your reply, if possible.

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[Highland Park] Seeking TAILOR
by diane poche 16 May '08

16 May '08

For clothing and household fabric work.

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[Highland Park] New Screens
by Lisa Williams 16 May '08

16 May '08

Does anyone have a name of someone that will make screens for windows? We have the old screens, but they are in pretty bad condition so we need new frames and all..... Thanks, Lisa C. Williams Independent Silpada Designs Representative Handcrafted Sterling Silver Jewelry 412-665-3933 stylishsilver(a)gmail.com www.mysilpada.com/lisa.williams12 Featured in Oprah, InStyle, Self, Glamour and Redbook Magazine! YOU GOTTA SILPADA! If you like it, BUY it! If you want it for FREE, host a party! If you want it all, JOIN my team! Hostess Benefits: 20-30% of Sales in FREE Jewelry! Average Hostess Earns $225 in FREE Jewelry! $50 in FREE Jewelry When Two Friends Book a Party! The greatest compliment to my business is a referral. If you know of someone who loves jewelry, loves to party, and/or would benefit from some extra money, please feel free to pass on my contact information! Thank You.

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[Highland Park] May 18th Open Door Market 12-6pm
by BJ Woodworth 16 May '08

16 May '08

The Open Door Market On May 18th "Garfield Farms" will open it's second Open Door Market from noon - 6pm. Garfield Farms is an extension of Open Hand Ministries and various churches and non-profit organizations. The purpose of Garfield Farms is to help people in the Garfield neighborhood learn to grow healthy organic produce on vacant and underused land. The Open Door Market is our first fund raiser. It will be held at the Union Project, 801 North Negley Ave. in Highland Park. The following is a list of some of what will be available. On the 18th we'll feature the addition of some specialty and heirloom tomatoes as well as a wide variety of hot and mild peppers. Seedlings: Tomato 4 pack - $5 ____________________________________________________________________ Hot Pepper 4 pack - $4 ____________________________________________________________________ Medium Peat Pot Hot Pepper - $2.50 ____________________________________________________________________ Small Peat Pot Pepper or Tomato - $2 ____________________________________________________________________ Small Peat Pot Heirloom Tomato - $3 ____________________________________________________________________ 3² pot tomato - $3 ____________________________________________________________________ 4² pot tomato - $4 ____________________________________________________________________ Tomatillo 4 pack - $4 ____________________________________________________________________ Large Tomatillo - $3 ____________________________________________________________________ Small Tomatillo - $2 ____________________________________________________________________ Cucumber 4 pack - $4 ____________________________________________________________________ Armenian Cucumber - $2 ____________________________________________________________________ Lemon Cucumber - $3 ____________________________________________________________________ 6 pack White Lisbon Onion Bunch - $3 ____________________________________________________________________ ------ End of Forwarded Message

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[Highland Park] kitten
by Kudrick, Rachel 16 May '08

16 May '08

Hey all. My partner and I trapped a young kitten in our backyard last Wednesday night (May 7th). She seems to be about 4-5 months old. She was pretty wild when we trapped her, but we've been working diligently with her every day, and she's turning out to be the sweetest little thing. She's tested as feline leukemia NEGATIVE and we've already given her the first of two doses for worming. We'd love to keep her, but we have 4 cats with special needs already. She's a fawn-colored tabby, and seems to be interested in making friends with our cats as well. We also have 2 birds and a hamster, which she has not bothered at all. She's still a little shy and easy to frighten, so we're willing to keep her for a bit until she's better socialized, but if you'd like to meet her, or are interested at all, please call me at 412-251-9759. I do not have access to the internet at home, so this is the only way you can be sure to reach me. Thanks! Rachel Kudrick

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[Highland Park] Citiparks Farmers' Market Map
by David Passmore 16 May '08

16 May '08

There was a recent post on this list asking for Farmers' Market information. The City of Pittsburgh's website now houses a Citiparks Farmers' Market map: http://www.city.pittsburgh.pa.us/maps/farmers_markets.html The map contains the locations and times for each of the markets, and provides an opportunity to enter addresses and obtain driving directions.

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