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Dior J'adore perfume/lotion gift set + travel set ($65)
by Kristina C 11 Jul '20

11 Jul '20

I am selling a brand new, full, never used Dior J’adore perfume bottle (1.7oz / 50ml), and J’adore body milk lotion (2.5oz / 75ml). Perfect for Mother’s Day. The gift set includes a travel size version of both the perfume and lotion. The perfume and lotion sells for over $100 by itself, not including the additional travel size.

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Free in driveway
by Bonnie DodsonBurk 11 Jul '20

11 Jul '20

5710 Callowhill Street black table for gaming or TV white shelf rake large duffle bag suit bag DVD player small cooler magazine rack and more Bonnie & Tom

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Steel Radio Flyer Wagon - $40
by siobhan vivian 11 Jul '20

11 Jul '20

Perfect condition. Retails for $119!

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New Children's Enrichment Business Coming to East End
by Laree Rolley 11 Jul '20

11 Jul '20

Hi Neighbors! My family of 5 lives in Highland Park and we are about to open a new business on Hamilton Avenue called Romp n’ Roll! Romp n’ Roll is a kid’s gym that offers a wide variety of fun and educational gym, art, and music classes for children ages 3 month through 5 years old. We also offer programs like Kid’s Night Out, Camp, and Special Events, as well as amazing birthday parties! We are scheduled to hold our Grand Opening on Monday, August 3rd and are offering a free introduction class for any children interested in checking us out. We are also currently running a Founding Member special which had the best prices we will ever offer. Plus, our facility is clean and safe - we are following stringent guidelines for social distancing and cleaning. Our Founding Member special is being offered to the first 50 families who join us and gives you $40 OFF your membership per month for as long as you are continuously enrolled. This includes Unlimited Classes for only $79 per month, and it is normally $119 per month. The registration fee, normally $40, is also currently waived. Best of all, it’s risk free - once our doors open on 8/3, you will have 2 weeks to try us and if you don’t love us as much as we know you will, you can cancel by 8/17 for a full refund. Please consider checking us out at www.rompnroll.com/pittsburgh <http://www.rompnroll.com/pittsburgh> and sign up for a free 45-minute Introduction class at our facility. These classes start on 7/29, a few days before our grand opening so you can still take advantage of our Founding Member offer before it goes away. Take care Neighbors! -- Laree Rolley, Owner Romp n' Roll Pittsburgh East 6600 Hamilton Avenue, Suite 200 | Pittsburgh, PA 15206 P: (412) 717-1220 | www.rompnroll.com/pittsburgh Classes, camps and parties for the five and under crowd.©

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Porch Concerts: Sunday July 12, 7-8 pm
by Highland Park Pittsburgh, PA 11 Jul '20

11 Jul '20

Porch Concerts: Sunday July 12, 7-8 pm Eight amazing performances - including 2 new acts - are on tap for this weekend. Thank you musicians! Audience members, please remember to wear masks and stay at least 6 feet from folks who aren't from your household. The map is attached. * New this week!* *Funky Fly Project* The end of Browning, just off of Highland The Funky Fly Project is a Jazz/Funk band featuring four talented young men who have all grown up in Pittsburgh's East End. Two are Highland Parkers and three of the boys got their start in music right here in the neighborhood at The Dilworth Traditional Academy. The FFP have played music venues all over Pittsburgh and sometimes travel as far as Ohio, Chicago, and South Carolina. * Saul Straussman* 1423 N. Euclid Ave. Saul plays bass in The Pshrinks (a band that actually has several practicing psychiatrists, although Saul isn’t one of them) and also plays with the band Mid-life Crisis. He will be playing an assortment of blues, funk, rock, and pop tunes (and maybe one or two originals). * Returning favorites:* * Roger Romero* Bryant Street across from Smiling Banana Leaf Roger Romero is a professional musician, artist, composer and educator who will be performing on saxophone. www.rogerrafaelromero.com <https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rogerrafaelromero.com%2F%3F…> * Christopher Shipton* 5822 Bryant Street (& next door to Roger Romero!) Christopher will perform ambient experimental music using modular synthesizers. * Highland Park Mini Band* 1112 N. Highland Ave. Artists: Deb and Jim Bogen + family The Bogen family will be singing and performing eclectic music from traditional folk and gospel, to a real mix of band members' favorites like Gillian Welch, Bob Dylan, and Lyle Lovett. They will be playing uke, banjo, bass, and guitar. * Tania & Jeff Grubbs * 1033 Portland St The Grubbs are professional jazz musicians who comprise ⅔ of the Tania Grubbs Quintet. https://taniagrubbs.com/ <https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftaniagrubbs.com%2F%3Ffbclid%3D…> * Tami Fire* 822 N. St. Clair St. Tami will be playing kids songs and folk songs on guitar. * Jonathan Callard & Friends* 5811 Stanton Ave. Jonathan is a professionally-trained vocalist who’ll be playing acoustic guitar & singing an eclectic mix from folk, pop, gospel, and other genres. http://www.jonathancallard.com/blog <https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.jonathancallard.com%2Fblog%…> -- *Highland Park Community Council* Visit our website by clicking here. <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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ISO: tree trimming service
by Elisabeth Clauss 11 Jul '20

11 Jul '20

Hi neighbors, I would love your recommendations for tree trimmers that have relatively affordable pricing that you’ve used or gotten good reviews for. Thanks! Elisabeth

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Free Over Range Microwave and assorted house goods.
by Lisa Weintz 11 Jul '20

11 Jul '20

Free Household goods. Located on porch steps at 1372 N Sheridan Avenue. Free used Maytag Over the Range Microwave. Black color. Good working condition, although the turntable sometimes makes a noise. No hanging kit included. Probably needs a new charcoal filter, which you can easily pick up from Lowes or Home Depot. Glass ceiling fan globes. 3-compartment drawer organizer coffee mugs, ornament, mug warmer puppy training pads, open, but only a few missing Boy Toddler Shoes, size 5 Assorted baby and toddler clothes, up to 2T. See attached photos. Porch planters are not included, so please don't take them. ;) Kindly, Lisa Seethaler

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[CORRECTED LINK] HPCC and HPCDC Bryant St. Meeting 7/16 @ 7:00 PM
by Highland Park Pittsburgh, PA 11 Jul '20

11 Jul '20

Greetings, The Highland Park Community Development Corporation (HPCDC) would like to update the neighborhood regarding the ongoing transformation of Bryant Street's Commercial District. Longtime residents will appreciate the tremendous distance the street has come, but we all recognize that there is more work needed to complete the story. The Highland Park Community Council is hosting this meeting together with the HPCDC. We look forward to the updates and welcome everyone's feedback to help make the street even stronger. *Agenda:* *1. History of the Business District*. The HPCDC will provide a brief history of the business district, the grounding of the Bryant Street Vision in the 2004 Community Plan, and an overview of its work there. Specific projects include: - Available retail/food/office space in the newly restored 2-story building at 5802 Bryant St.; - Marketing efforts underway for our two vacant parcels at 5804 and 5902 Bryant St.; and - Possible relocation of the 31st District Magistrate's Court, now located in Morningside, to Bryant St. The Magistrate's Court provides a range of important services to the residents of Highland Park, as well as to those in our surrounding neighborhoods. *2. Question and Answers*. Please post questions using the Chat Function so the moderator can keep the meeting running smoothly. If you are unable to attend, you may forward questions to the meeting host at degen(a)pitt.edu. *Meeting Details:* *What:* Joint HPCC and HPCDC Bryant St. Meeting *When: *July 16, 2020 7:00 PM Eastern Time You *MUST* register in advance for the meeting by clicking this link <https://pitt.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIucOyvrTIoH9Dn2AUtZtuFnEMb8tVvUdAK>. A telephone dial-in option will be available. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. *Note*: You may also receive an invitation via the HPCC Membership System. Please only register once. Stephanie Walsh, President HPCC David Hance, President HPCDC <https://pitt.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJIucOyvrTIoH9Dn2AUtZtuFnEMb8tVvUdAK> -- *Highland Park Community Council* Visit our website by clicking here. <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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125' of 4" drainage pipe
by Nathan Greco 11 Jul '20

11 Jul '20

I've got a 100' reel of perforated pipe and about 25' of solid pipe: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Advanced-Drainage-Systems-4-in-x-100-ft-Corruga… https://www.homedepot.com/p/Advanced-Drainage-Systems-4-in-x-100-ft-Corruga… That's about $80 of pipe, asking $20. Thanks -Nate

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Schools
by Emily Nicholson 10 Jul '20

10 Jul '20

Neighbors, As we are all undoubtedly aware, the future of full-time, in-person schooling is looking ever more bleak and uncertain. I have read about families in other cities/states coming together to form their own “neighborhood schools” in the increasingly likely event that schools remain closed. This would involve a small group of like-minded parents with similarly-aged children, similar levels of risk tolerance, and similar ideologies (i.e., disillusionment with the concept of distance learning for elementary school kids; recognition that many kids really need daily social interaction with other children) who collectively pool their resources to hire a teacher to effectively run a little school out of one of their homes (or rotating amongst their homes). The kids would be physically together and would and play and learn together. This is similar to homeschool groups/co-ops that have existed for years within the homeschool community; the difference would be the hiring of a professional educator, because we did not make the choice to homeschool and many families do not have the ability to effectively do so. Is anyone thinking of doing this? If so I would love to hear your thoughts. But unless you are thinking about this or you know someone who is, or you have other helpful or relevant information, please don’t reply to me and please don’t start a public back and forth on this forum. I’m not interested in anyone’s opinions about the necessity of school closures, lockdowns, social distancing, whatever. I just want the best education possible for my daughter under the circumstances. That’s why I’m posting this here and not on NextDoor. Clearly school reopenings have become the next great unnecessarily political pandemic debate, but you don’t have to be of any particular political persuasion to want a good education for your kid. Thank you! Sent from my iPhone

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