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seeking a bookshelf
by Gregory Strom 18 Jul '20

18 Jul '20

Dear neighbors, I am looking for a sturdy wooden bookshelf with three or four shelves suitable for a child's room. If any of you have something like that that you'd be willing to sell or give me, please let me know. Thank you, Greg Strom

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Curb alert - yard sale leftovers
by Joy Guilleux 18 Jul '20

18 Jul '20

We have a bunch of stuff for free by our backyard. turn onto Weldin Street - the 300 block of N Euclid between Rippey and Rural. Books, DVD/VCR player, light fixtures, ice cream maker, bike rack, men's clothes (Large, pants mostly 36-38), ski bag, etc. It'll be out all day.

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Emotion Edge Solo Kayak - $350
by Larry Gioia 18 Jul '20

18 Jul '20

Time to hit the water - beat the heat with this Emotion Edge kayak! This is a great entry-level boat for lakes and rivers! - User-friendly, multichined hull offers exceptional secondary stability and tracking; this boat was built to smooth out your learning curve - Short length and light weight allows kayak to be transported by the solo paddler - Specially compounded rotomolded polyethylene hull resists abrasion and UV light, and it offers good looks at a great value - Large cockpit opening makes it easy to get into the boat with some extra gear, and recessed coaming maximizes paddle stroke area (spray skirt not included) - Dual-density foam seat and back rest offer padded comfort from launch until takeout; adjustable footbraces keep you poised to paddle - Peaked foredeck and full-volume bow help keep you dry if the surface gets choppy Toggled carry handles ease transport to the water Photos at https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-1-PXTN2WJv8tgXP9TK75ZrKhiWOW_x1 Read EDGE reviews at https://paddling.com/gear/emotion-kayaks-inc-edge-kayak/#reviews Sent from my iPhone - Siri and I apologize for typos or auto-corrects!

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Golf clubs
by Jessica Christie Morowitz 18 Jul '20

18 Jul '20

Does anyone have any golf clubs they are looking to sell or give away? Thanks in advance, Jessica Sent from my iPhone

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Yard Sale Today
by Pamela Barentine 18 Jul '20

18 Jul '20

A friend of mine is having a yard sale today. Posting this for her: Yard sale Selling furniture , women and men’s apparel, school and office supplies, arts and crafts, tools, decor, paper shredder, home electronics, holiday decor, kitchenware, dining ware, board games, toys and games plus more!!!! Come thru! • • Fill a bag with as much as you want for $5! • • Bring a friend! Bring a mask! • • Cash app: $shanshanfinley Venmo: @shanmfinley Paypal: PayPal.Me/shanfinley Zelle: my gmail address or cell number And of course I accept 💵 payments (small denominations please)

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Graco toddler car seat
by Trudy Grotzinger 18 Jul '20

18 Jul '20

Highland Park - Have a rarely used Graco toddler car seat manufactured in 2019 available for pickup (no charge) on my front porch at 912 Wellesley Rd.

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family dog needs a new home
by Wendy Barbeau 18 Jul '20

18 Jul '20

Good morning, everyone — posting for my daughter, who must re-home her wonderful dog when she leaves Pgh in a few weeks. Please reply to her at stephanie.n.barbeau(a)gmail.com, or 304-280-0303. Thank you! I adopted Brody almost exactly 9 years ago as a 6 week old puppy from a local animal shelter in West Virginia. Even as an adult dog, Brody has a TON of energy and loves to go on walks and play at the dog park. While Brody did grow up with another dog in the house, he has been living solo for the past 4 years and is very much an alpha dog around others. He is a very sweet and incredibly loving companion and I am looking to rehome him only due to needing to relocate for work. Looking for a loving home in need of a sweet and energetic adult male doggo! [cid:FEAB56EE-F8C7-405F-8C4B-49D7D172A82B] [cid:80D08BFD-9D63-4693-AE23-033CE752E68E]

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Walk with a Doc--Today!
by Natalie Toussi 18 Jul '20

18 Jul '20

Hello neighbors! It’s time for the July Virtual Walk with a Doc with your local Primary Care Doc <http://www.gentilefamilydpc.com/> (my office is right on Bryant Street!). Please join me for our Highland Park *Virtual* Walk with a Doc this weekend. Typically, this event will be in person but due to #COVID, we will continue virtually this month. Today or tomorrow, take a look at my posted health brief educational video on social media. This month’s topic is the gut microbiome! Instagram @Gentilefamilydpc or @wwadhp Facebook https://www.facebook.com/gentilefamilydpc/ <https://www.facebook.com/gentilefamilydpc/> or https://www.facebook.com/wwadhp/ <https://www.facebook.com/wwadhp/> Then, go for your beautiful weekend walk and take a photo or video during it. When you post it on social media and tag @gentilefamilydpc and @wwadhp OR you email me the picture, you will be entered to win some Walk with a Doc swag including an avocado cutter or a Walk with a Doc t-shirt! I would love to see a big representation from Highland Park for this community event, which is held on the 3rd Saturday of every month. Feel free to share this with as many people as you want, no matter where they live :) Thank you! Natalie Gentile Natalie Gentile, MD Gentile Family Direct Primary Care, LLC Find us! Website: www.gentilefamilydpc.com <http://www.gentilefamilydpc.com/> Facebook: @gentilefamilydpc Instagram: @gentilefamilydpc Twitter: @NGentileMD Text/call: 412-219-4613

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re: Highland Park; New Rector at St. Andrew's
by Becky Marinov 17 Jul '20

17 Jul '20

Hi neighbors. The vestry of St. Andrew's Church here in Highland Park is delighted to share with you that we have called a new Rector. The Rev. Christopher Cole will be the sixteenth Rector of our beautiful Church. Chris grew up in North Carolina. He attended the University of North Carolina, Charlotte and the Virginia Theological Seminary. He was ordained in 2012 and spent five years in the Diocese of Atlanta before mostly recently serving as Senior Associate Rector at St. Mary's Parish in Arlington, Virginia. Chris and his wife Alex were married last year. His first Sunday at St. Andrew's will be September 13.

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N Euclid Neighborway Info
by Abe Stucky 17 Jul '20

17 Jul '20

Hi neighbors, The Euclid Neighborway pilot is in (yay!), and I'm writing to provide some additional information and context. Please see below: - The route now includes wayfinding signs <https://photos.app.goo.gl/KBEnpG73GByHza6x7>, which will help kids get to school and new residents navigate to the Bryant Street business district, Borland Garden, and even the East Liberty farmers market. As part of the city’s Bike(+) Plan <https://pittsburghpa.gov/domi/bikeplan>, it creates a more connected network to community assets such as the Barack Obama Academy, Fulton elementary, the park, future bike lanes on Penn circle, and shops in East Liberty, a huge win for the community. - The street's speed limit has been reduced to 20 mph! Last August, the median speed on Euclid was 25 mph, with 85% percent of cars travelling at 29 mph or less. 44% of car traffic was speeding on Euclid. To give some perspective, if hit by a car going 30 mph, 5 out of 10 pedestrians will be killed. If hit by a car going 20 mph, only 1 in 10 pedestrians will die. Reducing the speed limit decreases the chances of pedestrian death/injury on Euclid. This project is a direct response to Pittsburgh's Vision Zero initiative <https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwi…>, which seeks to eliminate traffic-related injuries and fatalities. - The neighborway is a critical step in meeting the city’s climate goals of reducing transportation-related emissions 50% by 2030. City’s 2030 Climate Action Plan calls for increasing the bicycle mode share to 10% in order to achieve climate goals. Currently bicycle mode share is 2%. By providing safer infrastructure for biking, more people will be inclined to ride, improving air quality <https://www.alleghenycounty.us/Health-Department/Programs/Air-Quality/Air-Q…> and health of the elderly, children, pregnant women and people with heart or respiratory disease. - Lastly, better bicycle infrastructure/more people biking *literally saves you money* through taxes. Each mile travelled by bike *earns *the city 42 cents. The same mile driven by car *costs* the city 20 cents. If you don't believe me, check out Bikenomics by Elly Blue. More info can be found on the Move Forward PGH website <https://moveforwardpgh.org/ne/>, and your feedback here. <https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdLvHzxEMavyHlglXNXMugctmniaTF7GMC…> There will be a second public meeting <https://moveforwardpgh.org/july-30-second-n-euclid-neighborway-public-meeti…> on July 30. Thanks for your time and to the hundreds of people in the city who have been advocating for these improvements for years. For everyone’s health and well-being, Abe

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