October 2022 - test-neighbhorhood@test.highlandparkpa.com

free infant things
by Donna 02 Oct '22

02 Oct '22

porch pick up diaper bag....couple stuff animals...misc teethers, rattles, toys, books free...just let me know and ill leave on my porch

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House For Sale On Wellesley
by Angie Walker 02 Oct '22

02 Oct '22

I am posting this for my friend Sharon :-) Adorable house on Wellesley. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5449-Wellesley-Ave-Pittsburgh-PA-15206/1… If interested, feel free to contact her or her real estate agent. Sharon’s email is: sjSerbin(a)msn.com Her agent, Liz Huber’s phone number is: 412-742-7821 Health and happiness, Angela

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Pittsburgh Zoo - high traffic alert today. Sunday, October 2nd
by susuboombatz＠aol.com 02 Oct '22

02 Oct '22

Pittsburgh Zoo has a complete sell out for RAD days, today, Sunday. Be aware of heavy traffic delays, etc. Thanks

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Portuguese Language and Culture Workshops-This Fall
by Lilly Abreu 01 Oct '22

01 Oct '22

This Fall I will be teaching a 10-Week Brazilian Portuguese Language and Culture workshop. Classes will be virtual or in-person (in Highland Park), and we have two levels: beginner and intermediate Portuguese. I have extensive experience with language training, having taught Portuguese at the University of Pittsburgh for 10 years. For more details see poster below or send an email to: lillyabreu1(a)gmail.com Obrigada! Lilly -- Lilly Abreu

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Bissel upholstery cleaner and cooler for sale
by Alex 01 Oct '22

01 Oct '22

Bissell Spotclean Pro- several years old but only used twice $60 obo Igloo cooler with wheels and long handle- good condition $25 obo Pictures available if you are interested. Pick up in East Liberty/Highland Park

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Dorm Fridge - New LOW Price $100!
by Howard Degenholtz 01 Oct '22

01 Oct '22

See my ad on Craigslist: https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/app/d/pittsburgh-dorm-fridge-freezer-pric… --Howard howard.degenholtz(a)gmail.com

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More rescued farm kittens looking for homes
by nicole carlin 01 Oct '22

01 Oct '22

Here at Singing Wren Farm all our cats are fixed, provided with veterinary care, and are primarily indoor farm cats with a few exceptions. *However*, people feel comfortable dumping cats and kittens at our farm and at our neighbors. We work to trap feral cats for TNR and cats that are obviously socialized we try to find homes. This year we rescued 10 kittens from an elderly neighbors farm and have placed 8. The 2 we still have are Mochi (boy) black and white and Earl Grey (girl) grey and white are a bonded pair of teenage cats. They are in excellent health, very friendly, since they were bottle fed and are used to living inside. Mochi is a polydactyl and has the cutest mitten paws. Bacon and Biscuit are 10 weeks old brown tabby girl kittens that were dumped at 5 wks old and found desperately to thirsty in 90+ degree heat. They have had their first vet appointment and are felv negative and after some antibiotics are doing well. They are too young to be fixed yet, but they will only go to a home that will commit to having them fixed. They are friendly and very sweet. We are footing quite the vet, litter, and cat food bill as you can imagine but we are happy to do our part. We have invested probably $150 per cat so far (the little ones were in pretty bad shape when we found them) but are asking for whatever you can cover of that from our adoptive families. Please pass the word, these are great cats and ready for great homes. Nicole 412.361.4842

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Nicole Heath
by Neepa Majumdar 01 Oct '22

01 Oct '22

Is there anyone named Nicole Heath on this listserv? We received a letter in her name but to our address. There's no one we know by that name on our street. Thanks, Neepa Majumdar

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Friendly reminder: Children's Crafting Activity
by Highland Park Garden Club Pgh 01 Oct '22

01 Oct '22

Please note that all children must be accompanied by a parent or adult. OCTOBER 8 at 10 am (rain date: Sunday, October 9) Children’s Craft Activity: Animals from Natural Materials. Activity Leader: Diana Pelletier, HPGC President. Children will learn how to make a straw animal from straw, sticks, nuts, and other natural materials. The straw will be bound with twine that children can learn to knot. Some items may need to be glued, so an adult with a glue gun will assist. This activity is appropriate for children ages 6 to 10, although older children are welcome. All children must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or adult. Materials will be supplied, but participants are encouraged to bring any natural materials from their own yards to use and share. Kid-sized work gloves are helpful, but not necessary. The event is free for HPGC members. Non-members are welcome by registering here through Eventbrite; a donation per group is requested, but not required. Diana Pelletier has been an avid gardener for many years. A keen naturalist’s eye and curiosity about the natural world have led her to develop expertise in a wide variety of garden-related matters, which she shares through HPGC programs. She taught art classes for children through Arts in the Parks. Diana is also the author of the “Urban Gardener” series of articles in the Highland Park Community Club newsletter. This program is part of the "Highland Park Garden Club Presents..." , a series of monthly programs designed to entertain and educate about gardening-related topics. The full schedule is listed below, and on our Facebook page: Highland Park Garden Club Pgh and website www.hpgcpgh.org Please visit our Facebook page: Highland Park Garden Club Pgh or website www.hpgcpgh.org for more information about upcoming presentations, events and membership. -- Highland Park Garden Club, Pittsburgh PA

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