February 2020 - test-neighbhorhood@test.highlandparkpa.com

Baby Trend Sit N Stand Stroller
by Mary Kellers 26 Feb '20

26 Feb '20

I'm looking for a Baby Trend Sit N Stand stroller or something similar. If you have one please contact me. Thanks, Mary Kellers

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Reduced! Pot Rack
by s.laura＠verizon.net 26 Feb '20

26 Feb '20

"Old Dutch" brand hanging pot rack, 36" x 18"oval metal frame, graphite color. All hanging hardware and pot hooks included. New with box. $25.00

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Highland Park - Is your teen struggling in school?
by Jessica Milasich 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

Don't wait until the semester is nearly over. Former AP chemistry teacher looking for students to tutor. I'm new to the area and a stay at home mom, but would still like to work with kids. I have 8 years of teaching experience in CA. I can help with everything from study skills and test prep to advanced sciences. Price per hour depends on subject and location. I am available afternoons and weekends. Jessica Milasich geoyams(a)yahoo.com Sent from my iPhone

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Furnished and fully equipped apartment available for Temporary Housing in Highland Park on a desirable Quiet street.
by Ushapearce 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

Located one block to PAT Bus-line thru the City to Universities , Hospitals and Downtown. Apartment consists of large LR/BR, Bath and separate kitchen with necessary appliances,pots and pans glassware and dishes. Bedroom has two single Beds, Sofa, chair and tables with linen,blankets pillows provided Rent is $750 per month includes all utilities and internet service. Private entrance and off street parking, patio for outdoor, Bryant Street shops are 3 blocks walking distance. Suitable for one non-smoking Adult,graduate students, visiting Faculty, interns, Residents. Lease is renewable. If interested respond with Contact number Usha Pearce 412-999-6746 Sent from my iPhone

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Into the Woods Tickets Have been Claimed
by Rob Nichols 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

Thanks to all who inquired! Rob Nichols

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Has NYT issued a Highland Park embargo?
by David Doorley 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

For the past three months -- maybe more but I've lost count -- I've been complaining to the New York Times about how inconsistently the paper has been delivered. We've gotten it late morning or late afternoon; if we get it at all. Months ago when I first called them they'd say they'll have it redelivered. But that didn't happen. Now when I complain I tell them to credit my account. I've now done that more times than I can count. Yesterday's paper was finally delivered today. This month we went away for two weeks, so I canceled the paper. It was delivered for at least a week while I was away. And on my return it wasn't reinstated until after several calls. I guess I just wanted to vent. But is anyone else having this problem? I can't believe that my street is the only one dealing with this problem. Is it time for me to drop print and go digital? :(

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Part Time Employment Opportunity
by Audrey Rasmusson 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

Exciting opportunity to assist a young woman who has Asperger’s Syndrome attain her goals and enjoy her preferred activities. Near Lawrenceville, plenty of parking and near the bus line. This position offers flexible part-time hours, approximately 15 - 20 hours per week. We are searching for the right person to help this young woman achieve her goals of independence, making friends, and being a vibrant part of her community. This is a 1:1 position with a young woman who has varied interests and good skills. Our Ideal Candidate Would: · Have TSS or PCA experience * Enjoy teaching and learning new skills. · Be creative, kind and encouraging · Be interested in learning new skills · Be reliable and consistent · Know the area and help with volunteer and recreational opportunities · Think outside the box and do some creative problem-solving You must, at a MINIMUM, have: · A High School Diploma or a GED · 1-year of Support Staff or similar experience · Be comfortable working in an environment where dogs and cats are present · A valid driver’s license and a reliable means of transportation AND · A willingness to go through background checks and obtain your clearances. Pay starts at $17 an hour, ** $1 per hour raise after 60 days on the job Please do not reply to this post, Instead, send your resume to Susan(a)TerrapinHouse.org

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ISO perfect condo/townhouse/duplex for 7/1 $1800 max - young professional couple (Pittsburgh (Squirrel Hill or East End)) - Cat Friendly!
by Cassia Priebe 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

Boosting this again since we changed our time frame... We are a professional couple in our 30s, working as an engineer and an analyst. We are looking for our dream unit in the city we love. Here's a summary of what we are looking for: - Move in 7/1 or 7/15 (but could be somewhat flexible for THE Perfect Place) - Budget is $1800/mo - House/townhouse/condo preferred rather than apartment - Ideally in Squirrel Hill or East End (incl Point Breeze, Highland Park, Morningside, etc.) with close access to highways/routes out of the city. Areas like Shadyside which are more central are less ideal for this reason. - 3 bedrooms, with dining room, extra storage space in basement, that kind of thing. Space. - No specific # of bathrooms requirements, but a tub is preferred to shower stalls - We have one cat - PLEASE be certain this is okay with you as we have had landlords walk back their acceptance of a pet - Some wall-to-wall carpeting could be OK but hard floors definitely much preferred - Central air - Laundry in unit - Some outdoor space (porch/balcony) is a must. An actual yard is not required but would be lovely - Off street parking preferred but not absolute requirement - Natural light / plenty of windows If this sounds like your property, please contact me! Email me here: cassia.priebe(a)gmail.com, or text 585-410-3117. Thank you! Cassia Priebe

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Meeting re: redevelopment of apartments near Seminary
by Highland Park Pittsburgh, PA 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

ACTION-Housing has been selected by the Board of Directors of the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary to redevelop three apartment buildings at Highland and Stanton Avenues. If you would like to hear more about the project and have a chance to talk with the developers about their plans for the buildings and the site, please plan on attending the initial community meeting on Tues Feb 25 from 5:30 - 6:30 in the Knox Room in Long Hall on the campus of the Seminary. Lite refreshments will be served. For more information, including a map of the site, see the attached flier, You can also contact Linda Metropulos at ACTION-Housing at Lmetropulos(a)actionhousing.org or 412-281-2102. x 203 -- Highland Park Community Council Visit our website by clicking here.

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Jonah's Call Anglican Church Ash Wednesday Service at the Union Project
by Sarah VanderMolen 25 Feb '20

25 Feb '20

Jonah's Call Anglican Church Ash Wednesday Service 7 p.m., Wednesday, February 26, at Union Project Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Christian season of Lent, a season of prayer and fasting that leads up to the celebration of Easter. Come worship with us as we remember our sin and the infinite mercy of God. All are welcome. Jonah's Call meets for worship every Sunday at 4 p.m. at Union Project, 801 N. Negley Ave. We'd love to see you there! --- The Rev. Andrew J. DeFusco, Rector Jonah's Call Anglican Church - Pittsburgh, PA jonahscall.org <http://jonahscall.org/>

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