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[Highland Park] size 6.5 women's Asics Gel-160 TR for sale - $10/ All Star Converse Chuck Taylor design sneakers size 7 - $10
by Joan Soulliere 24 Sep '10

24 Sep '10

[image: 350_2776000800018000.jpg]I am still cleaning out from my daughter's growth spurt. I have a pair of 6.5 Asics sneaker for sale. They were honestly worn maybe five times. I bought them at Littles and paid $65. There is a slight stain right by the ankle cuff area - about the size of penny. I'm pretty sure it would come out with Tide bleach stick. The soles are in perfect condition. I also have a pair of excellent condition All Star Converse Chuck Taylor design sneakers size 7 - $10, originally $50. They have a white background, turquoise interior, and a black, green, pink, purple designs of small cherries, cameras, cell phones and other doo-dads. I'm happy to send a picture upon request. Lesson learned - do not buy growing children their shoes at the beginning of summer! Please contact me if you are interested. This is the end of my shoe "sale!" Joan Soulliere Farragut Street Please let me know if you are interested. Joan Soulliere Farragut Street

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[Highland Park] room in a Thai cooking series for October
by Dorothy Tague 24 Sep '10

24 Sep '10

Chop, WOK & Talk! 5404 Penn Avenue (intersection of Penn & South Aiken) Pgh., PA 15206 412-362-0679 This is a 9 hour 'hands-on' class (3 hours per night) where you will make 6-7 dishes per class) $180.00 Oct. 5th: 6:30-9:30 PM chicken coconut soup, spring rolls with a spicy plum sauce, vegetarian pad Thai, cashew chicken stir fry, pineapple fried rice, pork sates with peanut sauce, & coconut flan with Thai bananas Oct. 12th: 6:30-9:30 PM bang bang shrimp, pesto salmon with a spicy sour cherry sauce, corn fritters with a peanut and cucumber sauce, Chiang Mai noodle soup, green mango salad, green chicken curry, and ice cream with a Thai topping Oct. 19th: 6:30-9:30 PM tom yum hot and spicy shrimp soup, pork panang curry with basil, pineapple and peanuts, chicken dumplings with a peanut sauce, spicy chicken wings with salted mango, steamed mussels in a coconut chili sauce, peanutty pork baskets & mango sticky rice.

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[Highland Park] Apartment Search
by Nancy Hudakschultz 24 Sep '10

24 Sep '10

Our daughter is moving back to Pittsburgh (yay) and is in need of a 1 or 2 bedroom apartment beginning November 1st in the East End. Any leads are welcome. Thanks. -- Nancy Schultz nancyschultz13(a)gmail.com 412-661-4122

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[Highland Park] New Hazlett Event this Saturday
by C.Heather Kropf 24 Sep '10

24 Sep '10

I've been invited, along with Anthony Ranking and Tom Breiding, to be a guest artist at the Songwriter Spotlight at the New Hazlett Theater this Saturday, September 25, 8 PM. It's a quarterly event hosted by Rick Witkowski and Joe Grushecky. Anyhow, we share songs, swap stories and play one cover tune that we wish we'd written. Should be a nice night if you're looking for something to do! You can check out the event trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiuPWXcxNGk Heather

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[Highland Park] hanging planters are taken
by Joan Soulliere 24 Sep '10

24 Sep '10

Thank you for the many requests. The planters are spoken for. Joan Soulliere Farragut St.

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[Highland Park] Fw: Hot Pink Pittsburgh 2010
by Harold Love 24 Sep '10

24 Sep '10

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[Highland Park] CFL Give Away at Home Depot this Saturday
by noblechoder＠aol.com 24 Sep '10

24 Sep '10

DUQUESNE LIGHT LAUNCHES CFL DISCOUNT PROGRAM WITH "BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE" CFL EVENT AT LOCAL HOME DEPOT STORES DUQUESNE LIGHT LAUNCHES CFL DISCOUNT PROGRAM WITH "BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE" CFL EVENT AT LOCAL HOME DEPOT STORES Saving energy and money with compact fluorescent light bulbs just got a lot easier thanks to a new Watt Choices program from Duquesne Light. And to officially kick off the program, Duquesne Light is inviting its customers to a special event on Saturday, Sept. 25 at the East Liberty (400 N. Highland Ave.) and Ross Township (999 Ross Park Drive) Home Depot stores. Saving energy and money with compact fluorescent light bulbs just got a lot easier thanks to a new Watt Choices program from Duquesne Light. And to officially kick off the program, Duquesne Light is inviting its customers to a special event on Saturday, Sept. 25 at the East Liberty (400 N. Highland Ave.) and Ross Township (999 Ross Park Drive) Home Depot stores. Customers who attend can learn more about the benefits of CFLs and get a free 60-watt equivalent twist CFL for every CFL purchased (limit of six free bulbs per customer). The "buy one, get one free" pricing will be available from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., along with prizes, other giveaways and an appearance by Wattley, the Duquesne Light CFL mascot. 96.9 BOB FM will be broadcasting live from the East Liberty event. The Watt Choices CFL program makes these energy-efficient light bulbs even more cost-effective by reducing their price at more than 100 local retailer locations. No coupons are necessary, and customers can purchase multiple discounted bulbs per store visit. Customers can find a complete list of retailers offering CFL discounts at www.wattchoices.com, or by calling toll-free (888) 379-8231. According to the ENERGY STAR Web site, if every American home replaced just one light bulb with an ENERGY STAR qualified bulb, that would save enough electricity to light more than three million homes for a year. Although CFLs usually cost more than comparable incandescent bulbs, they generate energy savings worth up to $30 per bulb over their lifetime, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Duquesne Light’s Watt Choices program helps customers conserve energy while lowering their electricity costs through rebates for the installation of energy-efficient equipment, online energy audits and the recycling of old refrigerators and freezers. Visit wattchoices.com for more information. Customers who attend can learn more about the benefits of CFLs and get a free 60-watt equivalent twist CFL for every CFL purchased (limit of six free bulbs per customer). The "buy one, get one free" pricing will be available from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., along with prizes, other giveaways and an appearance by Wattley, the Duquesne Light CFL mascot. 96.9 BOB FM will be broadcasting live from the East Liberty event. The Watt Choices CFL program makes these energy-efficient light bulbs even more cost-effective by reducing their price at more than 100 local retailer locations. No coupons are necessary, and customers can purchase multiple discounted bulbs per store visit. Customers can find a complete list of retailers offering CFL discounts at www.wattchoices.com, or by calling toll-free (888) 379-8231. According to the ENERGY STAR Web site, if every American home replaced just one light bulb with an ENERGY STAR qualified bulb, that would save enough electricity to light more than three million homes for a year. Although CFLs usually cost more than comparable incandescent bulbs, they generate energy savings worth up to $30 per bulb over their lifetime, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Duquesne Light’s Watt Choices program helps customers conserve energy while lowering their electricity costs through rebates for the installation of energy-efficient equipment, online energy audits and the recycling of old refrigerators and freezers. Visit wattchoices.com for more information.

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[Highland Park] Farmers' Market Cooperative of East Liberty Update
by David Lagnese 23 Sep '10

23 Sep '10

Hello Neighbors, I have not done an update for a few weeks due to being so busy with the Steel City Big Pour. But the Big Pour is behind me, so its back to the market. City of Pittsburgh Proclamation- The market was recently recognized through a proclamation made by the City Council. Councilman Dowd and Burgess were the sponsors. We were invited to come to City Council Chambers to receive the proclamation and say a few words about the market. I was able to make it and was joined by Val Kennnedy and the kids. We really appreciate the recognition and the opportunity to tell people about the market. Well fall is here and the weather is still warm, so there is still lots of local fruit and vegetables ripening in the fields. This is one of the best times of year for farmers markets because of the abundance of locally grown items available and the prices are so reasonable. A few highlights..... Consider picking up a bushel of tomatoes or other veggies to can for the winter. I go a bushel of tomatoes from the Kennedy's last week and made some puree which I froze in containers. Apples are now in their prime, so make sure you visit Kistaco Farm to get some of their wide selection of various varieties. The cider is tasting very good. Rick Zang is bringing in local grapes- Concords and Niagras from Erie County. Boy are they fragrant. They are great to eat or to make jelly. I bought 2 flats and made juice out of them which I will have available at the Kew Park Coffee Bar. The season is very short so get them while you can. The Kennedy Family Meat Stand will offer grass-fed beef. Many cuts are still available but Val recommends that you call the farm in advance. Many types of pork sausages will be available. Cut/wrapped/frozen beef selections from their show steer will be available. You can reach the farm at 724-898-2316. Call Monday through Friday, 9 am until 9 pm. I am sure that there will be a wide variety available at the market this Saturday. I have a fresh shipment of coffee beans from Jamaica. Please stop by the market this Saturday. David Lagnese ******************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************* The Farmers' Market Cooperative of East Liberty is located at 344 North Sheridan Ave., adjacent to the Home Depot parking lot. The market operates year round- and is open from 5 AM until 12 noon every Saturday of the year.

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[Highland Park] GIGANTIC Record/Music Sale Sat. & Sun.--Sept. 25 & Sept. 26--1126 North Highland Ave.
by rbedeian＠aol.com 23 Sep '10

23 Sep '10

Hello Friends, There will be a GIGANTIC Record Sale--over 1,000 LPS--this weekend--Sat. & Sun.--Sept. 25 & Sept. 26--at 1126 North Highland Ave., near the coffee shop. Featured in this sale are at least ten crates of JAZZ & SOUL LPS. There will be also boxes of various types of other music, including LOTS of ROCK, Folk & Bluegrass LPS, and a wide assortment of CDS. The sale will be from 10 AM to 4 PM on both days. THANKS, George

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[Highland Park] Fw: Lost Keys
by Phyllis 23 Sep '10

23 Sep '10

I found a set of keys on Bryant Street near the corner of Negley and Bryant. Please respond to an email identifying the keys, the keychain, etc. and I will be happy to return them. Phyllis

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