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[Highland Park] Good paying US Census Jobs are available for the 2010 Census!
by Judith Lesso 11 Jan '10

11 Jan '10

The United States Census Bureau is seeking applicants for hundreds of good paying part-time temporary positions in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County for the 2010 Census. Positions include, Census Takers (Enumerators), Crew Leaders, Crew Leader Assistants and Census Clerks. Enumerator positions in the city start at $15.75 per hour! 4 days of paid training. Work hours are flexible. Work in or near your own neighborhood. To apply and schedule a census test at one of many convenient locations, call 412-770-3360 or toll-free 1-800-861-2010. For more information about the 2010 Census and to view a practice test, go to: www.2010censusjobs.gov. These jobs are very important to the community. The federal, state, and local governments have $400 billion a year to distribute. Many decisions on funding are determined by census data. For every person in your neighborhood who is not counted, your community loses $1,000 a year in funding! Please help us spread the word about these jobs. My Recruiting teammates and I would be happy to come out and speak at your organization meeting or group event. Feel free to contact me, Judy Lesso, at jlesso(a)hotmail.com or 412-441-0422. If we have not yet visited you and you are willing to put a poster or brochures in your church, business or organization, please let me know. We are glad to supply them. Judy Lesso Bryant St. ************************************** Judy Lesso, Recruiting Assistant US Census Bureau 2010 Census Pittsburgh, PA Email:jlesso@hotmail.com My Phone (412)441-0422 Pittsburgh US Census Office (412)770-3360 http://2010.census.gov/2010census/ ************************************* _________________________________________________________________ Your E-mail and More On-the-Go. Get Windows Live Hotmail Free. http://clk.atdmt.com/GBL/go/196390709/direct/01/

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[Highland Park] truck theif 5500 block Bryant
by J 10 Jan '10

10 Jan '10

our truck was in the process of being robbed last night we awoke at 3:30 am hearing the cries of our grandson to see a man in our truck out front of our home. no need to say! lock your car or truck doors, house doors, own a BIG dog and lock and load needless to say he ran like a bat out if hell stay safe! J

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[Highland Park] Car ransacked on Farragut
by Joan Soulliere 10 Jan '10

10 Jan '10

Hello Neighbors, FYI our car was gone through sometime between 10 pm Sunday and 10 am Monday. The car was parked in our driveway. Nothing taken. Well, there was nothing too take. Farragut near Jackson. Joan Soulliere

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[Highland Park] FOUND: 2 elderly dogs
by Amy Elizabeth Mccall 10 Jan '10

10 Jan '10

Sunday afternoon: 1 small and black (no collar), 1 medium and sandy brown. Running on King Ave near the estate. We've brought them in for now. The one with a collar doesn't have a phone number. Can't mix them with our dogs. We're trying to find their home. HELP!! Amy McCall 412-607-6679.

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[Highland Park] Anyone have Pens tickets for next Saturday?
by Chris Lisieski 10 Jan '10

10 Jan '10

Looking for two, maybe three of them - let me know the asking price. Chris.

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[Highland Park] styrofoam packing 'peanuts'
by susuboombatz＠aol.com 09 Jan '10

09 Jan '10

Can anyone use them? I have 2 large bags full! FREE!! Please e-mail me! Thanks and Happy New Year! - Sue

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[Highland Park] Courteous Snow Removal?
by Jessica Sutara 08 Jan '10

08 Jan '10

I'm wondering if it's possible for people to be a bit more cautious when removing snow from the sidewalks? My car had a lot of snow stuck to it this morning, blown all over it by a snow blower, and more snow pushed off the sidewalk and around the tires. I had a difficult time getting it onto the road. Last year the same thing happened and I had to find people to help me push my car out of the snow that was piled up around it. If you can push your snow into your yard, would you mind doing that? I know snow removal is a chore for us all, and I'm sorry to complain, but I don't have a driveway and have to park on the street. Thanks for your consideration!

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[Highland Park] Our old house...where do we start?!?
by David Hance 08 Jan '10

08 Jan '10

A recent post asked the neighborhood for tips when confronted with the question, "We have an old house that needs a lot of work...where do we start?" The Community Design Center of Pittsburgh (CDCP) has been a great partner with the neighborhood's development projects over the years, but there is another CDCP program that has helped hundreds of Pittsburgh homeowners with their own renovation challenges, The RenPlan Program. For a reasonable fee, the CDCP will match up a volunteer design professional (architect, landscape architect, interior designer) for an initial consultation and problem-solving session. Some homeowners use the process to help them make early decisions and organize work that they take forward on their own, while others have hired the design professional for additional services once they've established a working relationship. Follow this link to see if the program is right for you: http://renplan.cdcp.org/ Dave Hance President, HPCDC This message is sent by Perkins Eastman Architects, PC, and/or its Affiliates, and is intended exclusively for the persons to which it is addressed. This communication may contain information that is privileged or confidential. If you are not the named addressee, you are not authorized to read, print, retain, copy or disseminate any part of this message.

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[Highland Park] Paul Voelker - Roofer - Phone Number
by noblechoder＠aol.com 08 Jan '10

08 Jan '10

Does anyone have the phone number for Paul Voelker - he is a roofer that lives in Shadyside or Squirrel Hill. We need his help fast, but lost his phone number and it isn't listed. Help! Call Steve at 412.855.8686 or email number.

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[Highland Park] Half-Price Matinees - Tomato Plant Girl
by Shakespeare in the Schools 08 Jan '10

08 Jan '10

[cid:image002.jpg@01CA9072.9A83C980]BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Shakespeare-in-the-Schools presents TOMATO PLANT GIRL a play for grades K-4 about friendship and bullying FOR TOURING INFO (412) 624-3459 WWW.SHAKESPEARE.PITT.EDU NOW FOR 2010! Half-price TOUR! Bring TOMATO PLANT GIRL to your school For only $300! Dig Deeper with an Educational Workshop! Join the cast and crew after the show for an educational workshop designed to complement your curriculum and the PA Academic Standards. Topics available include: Friendship and Bullying, Theater and Acting, and Science and Nature. Call us today to start digging! (412) 624-3459 The story: Our adventure unfolds in a magical neighborhood garden with Little Girl, her Bossy Best Friend, and an ailing tomato plant that comes to life. Set in a colorful fantasy world brought to life by vibrant costumes and set, this delightful offering for our youngest audiences captures their imagination while underscoring the importance of making up your own rules, standing up to bullies, and communing with the natural world. TOMATO PLANT GIRL SPACE LIMITED! BOOK NOW! (412) 624-3459 WWW.SHAKESPEARE.PITT.EDU<http://www.shakespeare.pitt.edu/> [cid:image004.gif@01CA9072.9A83C980] Shakespeare-in-the-Schools is the educational outreach arm of the Department of Theatre Arts at the University of Pittsburgh. Our mission is to produce and tour high-quality theatre experiences designed to educate, challenge, and inspire young people. Phone: (412) 624-3459 ** Email: sits(a)pitt.edu ** www.shakespeare.pitt.edu

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