April 2019 - test-neighbhorhood@test.highlandparkpa.com

Fatal vs. Living Fabric @ CLP-East Liberty
by Bucci, Gabrielle 03 Apr '19

03 Apr '19

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Union Project Clay Camps - Spring and Summer
by Milo Berezin 03 Apr '19

03 Apr '19

*Union Project is kicking off a season of clay camps!* First up is our Spring Break Camp for students aged 8-12. Spring Break Camp 5 days, Monday, April 15 - Friday, April 19, 2019 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Cost: $325/child (8-12 years old) At this spring break camp, your child will spend an exciting week being creative with paint, clay, recycled materials, paper, fabric, and more! Each day, campers will get their hands messy creating with clay in Union Project's ceramics studio, as well as exploring drawing, painting, building, storytelling, and sculpting in a range of media. Taking inspiration from the changing seasons and world around them, campers will exercise their imaginations and express themselves creatively while learning a range of artistic techniques in this fun, art-filled week. This camp runs from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Campers should bring a lunch each day. Morning and afternoon snacks are included. If you have questions, please contact Milo Berezin (412-363-4550 x242). To learn more about upcoming spring and summer camps, visit: https://unionproject.org/ceramics/art-camps -- Milo Berezin Arts Education Coordinator Union Project <http://www.unionproject.org/> 801 N. Negley Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412-363-4550 ext 242 *Come celebrate all things clay on 4/14 at our 6th annual **Mother of All Pottery Sales <https://unionproject.org//events/mother-all-pottery-sales-2019> **- the biggest clay celebration in Pittsburgh!*

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Marathon Sunday - Sunday, May 5 SAVE-THE-DATE
by Jessica Bowser Acrie 03 Apr '19

03 Apr '19

*Highland Park Pep Rally** Cheer Section * *Sponsored by the Highland Park Community Council* *WHEN*: *Sunday, May 6, 2018 from 7:30am – 12 N**oon* *WHERE*: The corner of N. Highland Ave & Bryant Street Springtime means Pittsburgh Marathon time. Come join with your friends and neighbors in Highland Park to cheer on the racers of the 2019 Pittsburgh Marathon as they hit the 20-mile mark passing through Highland Park. Racers will enter from the corner of N. Highland Avenue and Bryant Street and run along Bryant Street to N. Negley Avenue. *Sign making supplies and noisemakers will be provided*, courtesy of Pittsburgh Three Rivers Marathon*. *A* face painter* will also be on-site from 9:00am – noon in front of the Bryant Street Market. Enjoy race-day specials from local restaurants, live music by Hill Jordan & Slide Worldwide and *free donuts, juice and fresh brewed coffee* to help kick-start your morning (*while supplies last*). *____________________________________________________________________________* *Partnering Businesses Include: Bryant Street Market and Tazza D’oro.* -- ................................................................................... Jessica Bowser Acrie 347-743-9088

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Tomorrow: tour Sts. Peter and Paul Church in East Liberty!
by Ted Melnyk 03 Apr '19

03 Apr '19

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Join Us: Pittsburgh Theological Seminary Blood Drive April 10
by Robin Menard 03 Apr '19

03 Apr '19

Neighbors - The Seminary is holding a blood drive on Wednesday, April 10, 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.- all are welcome to donate! The blood drive will be held in the Mobile Donor Bus that will be parked in front of Long Hall. Walk-ins are welcome, however, it is recommended that you pre-schedule your appointment to avoid delays: - Online www.vitalant.org click on the Donate button and search with group code G024; or - Call 1-877-25-VITAL; or - Contact Dale at dellgass(a)itxm.org<mailto:dellgass@itxm.org> for assistance in scheduling. Robin Menard Communications and Marketing Specialist rmenard(a)pts.edu<mailto:rmenard@pts.edu> Pittsburgh Theological Seminary 616 North Highland Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412-924-1417 412-924-1817(fax) [PTSLogoFnl-4C-PC]

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Fwd: free mulch
by Heather Conrad 02 Apr '19

02 Apr '19

Neighbors, I just wanted to encourage everyone to read Brian O'Neill's column discussing the good effects of our tree recycling efforts and to raise awareness that, as a direct result, there will be free mulch available for the next 3 Saturdays (see below for info). Highland Park was the top drop off spot for trees this year: way to go! https://www.post-gazette.com/opinion/brian-oneill/2019/03/31/Brian-O-Neill-… "This is an odd week to be complaining about the city’s efforts, as it began offering free mulch <http://billpeduto.com/2019/03/27/christmas-tree-recycling-program-produces-…> to the city’s gardeners Saturday, the result of hauling away and grinding up more than 2,000 Christmas trees that the citizenry dropped off <https://www.post-gazette.com/opinion/brian-oneill/2019/01/24/Brian-O-Neill-…> at 10 sites last winter. That diverted more than 21 tons from the landfill, where it would have been buried and created methane. So it’s great that the mulch might protect tomatoes and eradicate weeds instead. The city hopes it has enough mulch to offer it free to Pittsburgh residents the next three Saturday mornings at the Forestry Division <https://www.google.com/maps/place/City+of+Pittsburgh+Forestry+Division/@40.…>headquarters off Stanton Avenue in Highland Park. But there are are about 115,000 single-family homes in Pittsburgh. If even half of them had Christmas trees, that means about 95 percent of them were left at the curb last winter with the trash. Teresa Bradley, who became the city’s recycling supervisor only a couple of months before the tree-retrieval program began, acknowledges, “All we can do is try to chip away at these things.” She likes the suggestion of getting the word out next Christmas season about dropoff sites by contacting churches and tree vendors beforehand." Thanks for supporting the Girl Scout tree recycling program! Heather, Troop 52498 heather.conrad.photography.com

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Amazing nanny/home manager
by Jessica Christie Morowitz 02 Apr '19

02 Apr '19

Hi Neighbors - Amazing nanny/home manager looking for 20 hours of work in Highland Park. Excellent references, flexible hours. If interested, please email me directly with your phone number. best, Jessica Morowitz (on Heberton)

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Assemble Unblurred Gallery Showcase April 5
by Abby Sutherland 02 Apr '19

02 Apr '19

Hello! How are you? My name is Abby Sutherland, and I am the new Unblurred Gallery Showcase intern at Assemble. I'm emailing to share with you that Assemble is having an Unblurred opening on Friday, April 5 from 6-10pm; the show is called s*ignal to nose* by Lindsey French and the students of her Non-Visual Art course at Pitt. Here's a link to the Assemble page detailing the show: http://assemblepgh.org/event/signal-to-nose-april-unblurred-gallery/2019-04…. If you could share the info and spread the word to your that would be awesome! Many thanks, Abby Sutherland abby(a)assemblepgh.org

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Flatboat Fair Traders is hiring
by Marla Ferrency 02 Apr '19

02 Apr '19

Flatboat Fair Traders is hiring! We're looking for weekend and after-school/evening help at our store on Bryant St. as well as staffing on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays at our new location in the Strip District. This is a perfect position for a responsible high school student or college student who is interested in learning more about fair trade. Email amy(a)flatboatfairtraders.com to apply. ________ Marla Ferrency marla(a)flatboatfairtraders.com Flatboat Fair Traders 5901 Bryant St. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 (412) 404-2817

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Dwarf Hamster Cage/Accessories and Harry Potter 9 3/4 wall - FREE
by Sofia Sunseri 02 Apr '19

02 Apr '19

Dwarf Hamster Cage/Accessories *Cage, water bottle, dish, and silent wheel * This is a great size for a Dwarf Hamster Harry Potter 9 3/4 wall on one side Diagon Alley on the reverse *Lots of love and creativity went into this so we hoped to pass it on.

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