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For sale: Philips baby bottle sterilizer and drying rack
by Schulz, Benjamin 03 Jun '21

03 Jun '21

Hi Neighbors, We have this Philips bottle sterilizer and baby rack for sale. More details available here: https://amzn.to/3g6V4GF https://amzn.to/34JMZCr All in good working order. Asking $10. Thanks! Benjamin [cid:10ADF7B1-AB93-44C5-A498-D8B7E4EB7BF5@home]

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free aquarium setup has been claimed
by Janna Eversmeyer 03 Jun '21

03 Jun '21

Thanks to all who responded! Janna Eversmeyer

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Tomato 🍅 plants
by Frank Lamberto 03 Jun '21

03 Jun '21

I have 11 volunteer tomato plants - needing a home or homes - I don’t have room for any more —one pot with 4 - one pot with three and two pots with two each you can take a pot of your choice or all if you wish - they are ready to go Sent from my iPhone

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Free Washer and Electric Dryer for Someone in Need
by Robert Collins 03 Jun '21

03 Jun '21

Hey All, I have an LG washer and GE electric dryer I would like to donate to someone who really needs them. Not intended for your rental property in Lawrenceville :) Please, if you or someone you know could use a helping hand with these, that would be great. Machines will need to be picked up at my home. I live between Passavant Hospital and North Park. These are in perfect working order sans the lint tray in the dryer sometimes needing to be fooled with. Email with interest Thanks Rob @ Bryant Street Market 5901 Bryant St. Pittsburgh, PA., 15206 412-661-8720 Monday-Friday: 6:30AM-8PM Saturday: 8AM-8PM Sunday: 8AM-7PM

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Seeking electrician for line replacement
by Jim Spisak 03 Jun '21

03 Jun '21

Hi neighbors, We are looking to have the electric line that runs from our house to our garage replaced after the existing one ruptured. Any recommendations for electricians that you've had positive experiences with? Thanks in advance for the responses! Jim Spisak

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Hills c/d cat food
by A M 03 Jun '21

03 Jun '21

Hi Neighbors, We ordered these in bulk from chewy, and now we need to switch our cat to a different specialty food 🤦🏼‍♂️. Paid $73 plus tax on chewy, asking $65 each obo. Thanks! A. Marsden

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Prepare for Sidewalk Chalk-a-Palooza this weekend!
by Highland Park Community Council 03 Jun '21

03 Jun '21

Time to put your artist hats on - Sidewalk Chalk-a-Palooza kicks off tomorrow! The artistic among you can decorate your sidewalks and driveways this weekend; all of us can stroll the neighborhood and enjoy the clever and creative things our neighbors come up with.... perhaps on the way to the first Porch Concerts which start Sunday night. Sidewalk chalk will be available for free starting mid-afternoon tomorrow (Friday June 4) while supplies last at the following locations: - Bryant Street Parklet (Bryant & N. Euclid) - Farmhouse Playground - Highland Park main entrance - Stanton Ave. Tennis Courts (6701 Stanton Ave) - 937 Mellon St. - 5811 Stanton Ave. - 5513 Jackson St. - 1004 Farragut St. -- *Highland Park Community Council* Visit our website by clicking here. <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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Fwd: Public Safety, DOMI, DPW Clarify Permit Requirements for Events and Public Space Rentals as Pandemic Restrictions Ease
by Highland Park Community Council 03 Jun '21

03 Jun '21

*Published:* 06.02.2021 *Contact:* Cara Cruz Public Information Officer Public Safety cara.cruz(a)pittsburghpa.gov Public Safety, DOMI, DPW Clarify Permit Requirements for Events and Public Space Rentals as Pandemic Restrictions Ease PITTSBURGH, PA, (June 2, 2021) – The COVID-19 pandemic impacted lives and changed the way cities operate around the world in 2020. Many of Pittsburgh’s traditional and beloved events were either cancelled or postponed until 2021 and some of those planned activities continue to be disrupted. Now, with several mitigation restrictions being eased across Allegheny County and the Commonwealth, Pittsburgh Public Safety, the Department of Mobility and Infrastructure (DOMI), and the Department of Public Works (DPW), would like to remind residents of the City’s permit requirements for large and small events, temporary outdoor dining spaces, and park shelter rentals. *Block Party Permits:* Designed to allow neighbors the ability to close their street and celebrate their block, these permits cost $25 and are available through a simple online application. - Block Party permits are limited to residentially zoned streets and applicants must live on the block being closed. These permits are for weekends or holidays from 10am to 10pm. - The City’s open container law and certain noise ordinance laws are waived for block parties allowing citizens to gather and celebrate with their neighbors. Applications for Block Party Permits must be submitted at least seven (7) business days before the event. *Special Event Permits:* These permits are for outdoor community and civic events that take place on public property. Whether it’s a charity walk, competitive 5K, street festival, or concert in a park, these permits allow for larger outdoor public gatherings to take place on City property. - Special Event permits are available via an online application. Permit applications must be submitted at least 14 business days in advance of the event date. - Permits are $200 plus the cost of any contracted City services. For more information or to apply for Block Party Permits and Special Event permits, please visit www.pittsburghpa.gov/events/eventapp During the pandemic, Pittsburgh businesses and restaurants became more innovative than ever and the popularity of some new traditions is expected to continue into the summer. *Temporary Outdoor Dining & Retail Program: *This program allows Pittsburgh restaurants and other businesses to easily apply for temporary sidewalk cafe, parking lane cafe, full street closure, and curbside pick-up zone permits. This helps businesses and restaurants provide outdoor space and promote social distancing while Pittsburgh slowly reopens and while businesses recover from the pandemic. As part of the program, businesses can apply for one or more of the following temporary permits: - Sidewalk Cafe Permit to utilize existing sidewalk space in front of a business for retail or dining. - Parking Lane Cafe Permit to utilize the parking lane in front of a business for retail or dining. - Full Street Closure Permit to significantly change part of a street or a full street for outdoor walking, shopping, and dining. These permits are *free* through the end of 2021. Obtaining a permit and working with City staff to create a site plan is important to ensure your outdoor cafe is *safe* for customers and the public space remains *safe and accessible* for all, including those who use wheelchairs, people with vision impairments, cyclists, and those pushing strollers. Visit https://pittsburghpa.gov/domi/outdoor-dining for more information. *Park shelter and grove rentals: *Park shelters and picnic groves are available to the public for rent through October 10, 2021. Park shelters are available for private events such as family picnics and reunions, graduation parties, and birthday parties. Shelters and groves should be booked online at https://registerparks.pittsburghpa.gov and can be rented one-year in advance. Requests for shelters made over the phone may take up to one week to process. ------------------------------ . LaptopCupGreenMarker -- *Highland Park Community Council* Visit our website by clicking here. <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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Free: books early readers and required reading lists
by Omar Bhutta 03 Jun '21

03 Jun '21

I have a shopping bag full of books for early readers and required reading lists (like Mr. Poppers Penguins, Judy Blume, Raold Dahl, C S Lewis, Cliffs Notes. If interested let me know and I’ll put it on the porch for contactless pickup. Thanks Rita Sent from my iPad

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Thank you all for the cheer and info
by janet jai 03 Jun '21

03 Jun '21

I just finished the May newsletter, and I want to say thanks to all HPCC board members and other neighborhood volunteers for all the work you’ve been doing during the pandemic to bring cheer as well as the latest information to the neighborhood. Thank you all! jai janet jai, MLA vision-and-values.com

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