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👀WOWIE! For Rent: 1 bd1 ba $995/mo
by B Val D 11 May '21

11 May '21

👀WOWIE! For Rent: 1 bd 1 ba $995/mo _________________________________________________________ - Rent: $995 + gas/electric; 12 month lease; $1495 security deposit - Available June 1, 2021 (or possibly earlier) - Serious inquiries only please. *Rental Terms:* -- Lease required through June 30, 2022 -- Background check (credit/eviction/criminal). -- Security deposit of $1,490.00 -- Occupancy limited to 1 person. -- No smoking/vaping of any kind. -- No pets. Great place for the CMU and Pitt campus and hospitals access: ~ 1.5 miles to Children's Hospital ~ 3.0 miles to PITT ~ 2.6 miles to CMU Ample on-street parking- no permit required. Local bus lines: Route 71A - Negley or Route 71B Highland Park for service to Oakland and Downtown. the Route 75 Ellsworth to Shadyside and Lawrenceville, and the 89 Garfield Commons to BakerySquare/Target) Fantastically convenient to shopping, services, and City park. *Unit Features:* -- Lovely and stylish renovation -- Hardwood -- Ceramic tile floors -- Ceramic tile shower -- Stainless steel appliances -- Kitchen with eat-in counter and dishwasher -- Window a/c -- Basement storage possible For Photos: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5552-Avondale-Pl-APT-3-Pittsburgh-PA-152…

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Missing package 841 n Sheridan ave
by francesca costa 11 May '21

11 May '21

I’m missing a package for 841 n Sheridan ave if you have it please let me know and I can come pick it up it’s from Office Depot Thank you! -- Francesca Oviedo

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Summer Is A Time To Get Crafty At Home And The Union Project Studios
by Sam Laffey 11 May '21

11 May '21

While our facility was temporarily closed to the public, we worked remotely with a commitment to our mission to use the arts to bridge gaps between communities. As we slowly and carefully re-open *classes and workshops* <https://unionproject.org/ceramic-classes-camps/>, we've reduced class sizes and implemented new cleaning procedures and *visitor guidelines * <https://unionproject.org/visit/>to keep everyone safe. UP believes that through art, everyone can transform their lives and communities. With that in mind, we’ve developed clay education options for everyone. For solo or family fun, *Take-Home Flower Pot Kits * <https://unionproject.org/event/take-home-flower-pot-kits/>are an ideal way to bring the spirit of Spring and Summer into your home. Learn to build and decorate your flower pot using coiling and pinching methods and surface design techniques. No previous clay experience is required! Choose between colorful surface designs or sleek white glaze for your finished pot. We will fire your creations in our kilns at Union Project. Each kit includes materials to create one flower pot, including access to a prerecorded lesson, written instructions, clay, underglaze, tools, as well as seeds to plant in your finished pot. Pickup of kits and drop-off of finished pots is happening every Saturday and Sunday from 11:30am-1:30pm through the end of June. If you are eager to get out of the house and learn with others while masked, of course, the ever-popular *Wheel 101* <https://unionproject.org/event/wheel-101-8/> returns on July 18, 1-4pm. This workshop usually fills months in advance, so quick action is encouraged to folks who are wheel-curious. For those that like to imbibe while they get creative, *Virtual Clay & Wine* <https://unionproject.org/event/virtual-clay-wine-4/> is on July 24. The virtual aspect of this particular workshop means you can drink whatever you want in your own home, use Netflix as a babysitter, and wear your jammies. We do miss gathering in person, but there are some virtual silver linings. And of course, we have to have camp! The way young minds think creatively is something we miss and cherish in our studio. From August 2-6, we offer *Youth Clay Camp – Hand Building and Wheel Throwing.* <https://unionproject.org/event/youth-clay-camp-hand-building-and-wheel-thro…> This camp is designed for all experience levels, and instruction will begin with the basics: pinch and slab construction, centering, throwing small cylinders, trimming, and glazing techniques. By creating ceramic artwork every day during camp, campers will be encouraged to develop self-confidence and excitement through their progress, invest in relationships with peers and neighbors, and take home their handmade pots at the end. It will be great fun! Then from August 9-13, we’ve got *Teen/Tween Wheel Throwing Camp* <https://unionproject.org/event/teen-tween-wheel-throwing-camp/> for a week focused specifically on using the wheel. No matter your age or quarantine comfort level, we’ve got ways for you, your friends, and your family to get crafty at home or in our studios. We hope to see you soon! -- Sam Laffey (she/her) Writer + Designer Porter Loves www.porterloves.com *Hi. We’re Nathan and Sam.We are artists supporting local artists and creative small businesses, based in Swissvale, PA and working throughout the greater Pittsburgh region.*

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Lost dog
by Gregory Strom 11 May '21

11 May '21

Dear neighbors, There is a white dog without a human on Farragut Street between Wellesley and Hampton. Best, Greg

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Certain places in Pittsburgh need poll workers
by Bill 11 May '21

11 May '21

https://evb.gg/n#bivmmmjcpr "Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see." — Mark Twain

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Fwd: Non-Profit Unveils Walking Tours that Celebrate our City's Neighborhoods
by Highland Park Community Council 11 May '21

11 May '21

Looking for something new to do outside? Check out the upcoming guided walking tours offered by Doors Open Pittsburgh. Not mentioned in the press release are their East Liberty Public Art tours which will be happening in September. For Immediate Release <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001afyJTzHU13rgtFprXkkDp003j-wzu98hRx51SOYMuDEf…> Media Contact: Bonnie Baxter Founder/Executive Director DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh 412-583-1424 bonnie(a)DoorsOpenPgh.org <bonnie(a)doorsopenpgh.org> DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh Celebrates the City with Guided Walking Tours PITTSBURGH, May 11, 2021 - DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh is excited to open the doors to our city's diverse neighborhoods, public art, architecture and history as warmer weather welcomes a summer full of walking tours for Pittsburghers and Pittsburghers at heart. The Guided Walking Tour series traverses various neighborhoods such as the Northside, East Liberty, Downtown, and Oakland. “We are so excited to be able to offer in-person tours again across our many neighborhoods, showcasing public art, notable Pittsburghers, our history and our architecture. We invite everyone to come out and enjoy our City safely” says Founder and Executive Director, Bonnie Baxter. " The first tour of the season, Murals of Oakland, takes place on Saturday, May 15, with ticket sales ending the evening before at 5pm. All walking tours have various dates, times and locations with some being offered on multiple days. These Guided Walking Tours are typically 90 to 120 minutes. The cost is $10-$30. All tours require pre-registration. Registration closes at 5 pm the day prior to the tour. Please visit doorsopenpgh.org <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001afyJTzHU13rgtFprXkkDp003j-wzu98hRx51SOYMuDEf…> for more information. DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh (non-profit, 501c3) is best known for presenting their Annual Event in Downtown every October that celebrates our city’s heritage, architecture by providing behind-the-scenes access or just the opportunity to explore a diverse collection of buildings in an open-house format. In 2020, DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh expanded to include guided bus tours. These tours provide a thematic tour experience in various neighborhoods. Due to COVID-19, in June 2020 the organization expanded their efforts to include virtual events. You can access a catalog of these events at doorsopenpgh.org/virtual-tours-catalog <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001afyJTzHU13rgtFprXkkDp003j-wzu98hRx51SOYMuDEf…> Since 2016, DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh has welcomed 16,000+ people into local landmarks, historic buildings, and cool spaces for purposes of igniting appreciation for our architecture, heritage, neighborhoods, and culture. DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh is the brainchild of Bonnie Baxter, who was inspired to create this event in her native Pittsburgh after attending the Open House Chicago event, while living in Chicago for a handful of years. You can read the complete story at doorsopenpgh.org/history <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001afyJTzHU13rgtFprXkkDp003j-wzu98hRx51SOYMuDEf…> Email <info(a)doorsopenpgh.org> | Website <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001afyJTzHU13rgtFprXkkDp003j-wzu98hRx51SOYMuDEf…> Connect with us: [image: Facebook] ‌ <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001afyJTzHU13rgtFprXkkDp003j-wzu98hRx51SOYMuDEf…> [image: Twitter] ‌ <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001afyJTzHU13rgtFprXkkDp003j-wzu98hRx51SOYMuDEf…> [image: Instagram] ‌ <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001afyJTzHU13rgtFprXkkDp003j-wzu98hRx51SOYMuDEf…> [image: Pinterest] ‌ <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001afyJTzHU13rgtFprXkkDp003j-wzu98hRx51SOYMuDEf…> DOORS OPEN Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh, Pgh, PA 15222 Unsubscribe hpccpgh(a)gmail.com <https://visitor.constantcontact.com/do?p=un&m=001VhTXGdqf9KxIlgZ4Dd7k3g%3D&…> Update Profile <https://visitor.constantcontact.com/do?p=oo&m=001VhTXGdqf9KxIlgZ4Dd7k3g%3D&…> | Constant Contact Data Notice <https://www.constantcontact.com/legal/customer-contact-data-notice> Sent by bonnie(a)doorsopenpgh.org powered by [image: Trusted Email from Constant Contact - Try it FREE today.] <http://www.constantcontact.com/index.jsp?cc=nge&rmc=VF19_3GE> Try email marketing for free today! <http://www.constantcontact.com/index.jsp?cc=nge&rmc=VF19_3GE> -- *Highland Park Community Council* Visit our website by clicking here. <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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Free $25 Giant Eagle gift card
by Emily Nicholson 10 May '21

10 May '21

I participated in a Pitt-led Covid-19 research study (https://inside.upmc.com/pitt-researchers-looking-for-thousands-of-participa…) today in Arsenal Park and I received a $25 Giant Eagle gift card as compensation. I’d like to give it to someone in need; please let me know if you could use it. As an aside, the researchers will be in Arsenal Park again tomorrow, 11-4, if anyone is interested. They are having trouble finding willing participants because it does involve a blood draw (taken right there in the park, no return appointments). The whole thing takes about 20 minutes. They are not announcing their locations in advance because they are trying to get a random and diverse group of participants so that they can study the impact that Covid has had on different communities. Thanks, Emily Sent from my iPhone

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Fwd: URA Announces Free Housing Legal Services for City of Pittsburgh Renters and Homeowners
by Highland Park Community Council 10 May '21

10 May '21

*Published:* 05.10.2021 *Contact:* Timothy McNulty Communications Director Mayor's Office 412-660-1999 timothy.mcnulty(a)pittsburghpa.gov URA Announces Free Housing Legal Services for City of Pittsburgh Renters and Homeowners PITTSBURGH, PA (May 10, 2021) The Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh (URA) announced today that the Housing Opportunity Fund <https://www.ura.org/pages/HOF>’s (HOF) Legal Assistance Program (LAP) is officially up and running just in time to meet the legal needs of City residents as the national eviction moratorium <https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/covid-eviction-declaration.html> is set to expire in June 2021. The $1 million program is expected to serve over 1,300 households. LAP is the first legal assistance program in the City of Pittsburgh to offer a slate of five different free legal services to income-qualifying households. The services include: *Tenant Services * - Mediation: Third party trained mediators facilitate a resolution between landlord and tenant issues. - Limited Legal Consultation: Attorneys provide limited and brief legal advice related to tenant issues and provide information on options, rights and responsibilities. - Full Legal Representation: Attorneys provide representation through court proceedings to help prevent evictions and stabilize housing. *Homeowner Services * - Tangled Title: Legal assistance to help transfer the home’s record title to the current occupant. - Foreclosure Prevention: Assistance to help prevent foreclosure by helping to explore options such as repayment plans, forbearance and deferrals, mortgage modifications, refinancing and/or bankruptcy. “Access to housing is a basic human right, and for too many Pittsburghers during this pandemic the threat of losing homes has been a constant worry, especially for those with low incomes. The City and URA are doing all they can to provide tenants and homeowners with the protections they need to provide their families shelter,” Mayor William Peduto said. At the April 2021 URA Board meeting, five agencies were approved to serve as the providers for the Legal Assistance Program. The firms are: - Community Justice Project <https://www.communityjusticeproject.org/> (Coordinated entry; legal services for undocumented residents) - Neighborhood Legal Services <https://www.nlsa.us/> (Limited legal consultation; Full legal representation; Tangled title; Foreclosure prevention) - Just Mediation Pittsburgh <https://www.justmediationpgh.org/> (Mediation services) - Morant Law <http://www.morantlawoffices.com/> (Tangled title) - Ebony Law <https://ebonylaw.com/> (Limited legal consultation; Full legal representation) The Legal Assistance Program was funded out of the Housing Opportunity Fund 2021 Annual Allocation Plan. The guidelines were approved in March 2021 after a robust community input process gathering feedback on program design from nearly a dozen groups operating in the housing and legal assistance environment in Pittsburgh. “We set out to make a comprehensive legal assistance program that serves both tenants and homeowners,” said URA Deputy Executive Director Diamonte Walker. “We’ve incorporated systems to make it easier to obtain financial assistance to help resolve the housing issue - whether that is rent assistance, mortgage payments or financing to help landlords fix up their units. We are also excited to bring mediation services into the mix as this has been a proven method to resolve issues between landlords and tenants, prevent eviction filings, and stabilize households often without involving the courts.” The program is utilizing RentHelpPGH <https://renthelppgh.org/about> and the Pittsburgh Hispanic Development Corporation <https://www.phdcincubator.org/> (PHDC) to serve as coordinated entry for this program, because they have been providing a similar service throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, $43,000 of funding is specifically earmarked to serve residents who may be undocumented or otherwise ineligible from receiving services from other legal assistance providers. Walker continued, “It was imperative to ensure that the program was diverse - in services and staff. This slate of services ensures that we meet the housing legal needs of our residents, regardless of where they are in resolving their problem. We also ensured that we had diverse providers offering the services.” To be eligible, renters must have total household income at or below 50% Area Median Income (AMI) and homeowners must have total household income at or below 80% AMI. Participants must be a City of Pittsburgh resident. The legal need must be related to housing stability. *For a Legal Assistance Program referral, please call: 412-534-6600 * *For non-English speakers, call: 412-530-5244 * ------------------------------ . LaptopCupGreenMarker -- *Highland Park Community Council* Visit our website by clicking here. <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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Looking for Outdoor Table and Chair
by Pitt Resident 10 May '21

10 May '21

Hello neighbors, I am looking for an outdoor table and chair for the backyard/patio if anyone is giving away or selling. Thanks

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Free plants!
by Sarah Danforth 10 May '21

10 May '21

I have free hostas, irises, day lilies, and chocolate mint in buckets on the front steps of our house at 5919 Hampton St. Please take as much as you want, leave the buckets! Thanks!

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