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Free - 1/4 of each paint
by Sofia Sunseri 31 May '20

31 May '20

Sherwin Williams Color: Aloe Kind of Paint: Emerald Interior Finish: Satin PPG Color: Spring Thaw Kind of Paint: Manor Interior Finish: Flat Please contact if you are interested.

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Patriotic cotton fabric
by Diana Pelletier 31 May '20

31 May '20

Hi neighbors, I need a small piece of patriotic themed cotton woven fabric. Less than a half yard. It's for a young man with a TBI who hates masks but agreed to wear a patriotic themed one. Let me know if you have some to spare and I'd be glad to do a porch pick up. Thanks. Diana

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Virtual Group-X Classes with Ivan starting this week!
by Melissa 31 May '20

31 May '20

Hello neighbors! We are FINALLY bringing to YOU our virtual online classes 😃💯 Join us for a weekly Group-X Class with Ivan, every Tuesday at 6pm! We are here to help you reach your fitness goals 💪💦 Be prepared for a fun full-body workout that you can do from anywhere, with little to no equipment. No experience needed. Your first class is on us! 🤩 Please email us at thereawakenproject(a)gmail.com if you would like to join! Looking forward to get you moving! Coach Ivan Melissa "Take care of your body. It's the only place you have to live." Jim Rohn

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ISO H-frames for yard signs
by Sarah Villafuerte 31 May '20

31 May '20

Hey Neighbors, Anyone know of a local place where I can find the wire H-frames used for yard signs? Ours bit the dust. Even better, if you have two extra i would love to buy them from you. Thanks as always, Sarah

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Rollerblades are gone!
by Lorien Benet Hart 30 May '20

30 May '20

Thanks for all the interest...the rollerblades are all spoken for! #musiciansofsteel @psomusicians FB: Musicians of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra

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Sunday 5/31 Porch Concert Performers
by Highland Park Pittsburgh, PA 30 May '20

30 May '20

Do you know how amazing your neighbors are? Seven diverse performers have offered to put on shows from their porches for all of us this Sunday night (May 31) from 7 - 8 pm. *Thank you performers! * Stroll or bike around the neighborhood to enjoy and applaud with enthusiasm! The list of performers with a description and their address is below and a map is attached. See you out there! P.S. We'll be promoting Sunday night porch concerts each week and will post an updated list of performers each weekend. If you're interested in performing, send an email to the HPCC at HPCCPgh(a)gmail.com with your name, description, and address. *Summer Porch Concerts - May 31* Jonathan Callard 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 The 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. Christopher Shipton 5822 Bryant Street Christopher will perform ambient experimental music using modular synthesizers. Tania and Jeff Grubbs 1033 Portland St. The Grubbs are professional jazz musicians who comprise ⅔ of the Tania Grubbs Quintet. https://taniagrubbs.com/ Tami Fire 822 N. St. Clair St. Tami will be playing kids songs and folk songs on guitar. 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 Trevor Ring 913 Heths Ave. Trevor is an electric bassist and an acoustic guitarist playing progressive experimental jazz funk music. He is a member of Merz, Miller and the Wolves but will perform solo, likely acoustic guitar. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SDuZkV0Tos -- *Highland Park Community Council* Visit our website by clicking here. <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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Free rollerblades
by Lorien Benet Hart 30 May '20

30 May '20

5 pairs of Kids/youth rollerblades needing new homes. Sizes from left to right: Purple youth/adult Sz 5-8 Pink kids sz youth/kids 12y-2 Blue/black/purple sz youth 1-4 (3 pairs) #musiciansofsteel @psomusicians FB: Musicians of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra

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Bike...Decorative Pillows..Tons of Uniforms (shorts, pants)...Designer Shirts (Boys Size 12-14)...Croquet Sets
by Michelle 30 May '20

30 May '20

Cleaning out and Purging. Great items. Bike--$20 Decorative Pillows--$5 each Croquet set (2)--$5 Uniform (shirts, pants, shorts)--$4 without new tags, $7 with new tags (khaki, navy, black, colored) All from Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, Polo. Excellent condition. Most are adjustable waist. Jeans--$7 Designer collared short sleeve shirts (Under Armour)-$7 Other boy clothes--$3 each Sports Jackets Navy-$8 (designer) Contact me for pictures.

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Fwd: FOUR FARMERS' MARKETS OPERATED BY CITY OF PITTSBURGH TO OPEN IN JUNE
by Highland Park Pittsburgh, PA 30 May '20

30 May '20

*Published:* 05.29.2020 *Contact:* Mary Beth Mueller Publicist Special Events 412.351.7702 marybeth.mueller(a)pittsburghpa.gov FOUR FARMERS' MARKETS OPERATED BY CITY OF PITTSBURGH TO OPEN IN JUNE market locations, schedules and vendors remain the same; new COVID-19 safety measures and procedures introduced In June, four farmers’ markets operated by the City of Pittsburgh Office of Special Events will open for the season, while a fifth market is postponed until further notice. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the four City-operated markets located in Carrick, East Liberty, North Side and Squirrel Hill will introduce a variety of enhanced health and safety measures to minimize the spread of coronavirus. “Most of what shoppers have come to love in past years will remain the same, such as same days, times, locations and vendors, and again this year, all farmers’ markets will accept food stamps (SNAP), credit and debit cards,” said Brian Katze, Manager of the City of Pittsburgh Office of Special Events. “New this year will be enhanced health and safety procedures for shoppers and vendors. Also, many of our vendors accept advance orders and payment online, so we're encouraging patrons to preorder from their favorite vendors to limit time spent on site at the markets." Shoppers and vendors will follow COVID-19 guidance issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and the CDC. “This year’s changes directly address opportunities to minimize the spread of coronavirus, and we recommend that at-risk individuals attend the markets during the first hour of operation when crowds tend to be smaller,” said Katze. “When markets open in June, our policy will be no lingering, no sampling, no pets on site. Also, no food will be prepared on site, although such food will be prepackaged to take and enjoy elsewhere.” *2020 operating schedule for farmers’ markets operated by the City of Pittsburgh Office of Special Events will be:* *Sunday, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., SQUIRREL HILL*, Beacon/Bartlett parking lot (June 7 - Nov. 22) *Monday, 3 - 7 p.m., EAST LIBERTY*, Garland Parklet lot, N. Euclid Ave. & Broad St. (June 15 - Nov. 23) *Wednesday, 3 - 7 p.m., CARRICK*, Carrick Dairy District, 1529 Brownsville Rd. (June 3 - Nov. 25) *Friday, 3 - 7 p.m., NORTH SIDE*, Allegheny Commons Park, East Ohio St. & Cedar Ave. (June 12 - Oct. 30) A fifth market location – in Mellon Square, Downtown Pittsburgh – has been postponed until further notice. *On-site health and safety procedures at the four markets will include the following instructions for shoppers:* - *Wear a face covering* - *One shopper per household* - *Maintain social distance of at least 6 feet* - *Pay with card or exact amount* - *Wash/sanitize hands* - *No pets permitted* - *Do not enter if sick* Vendors will follow strict COVID-19 protocol involving: - STAFFING – requiring all staff to wear masks, sanitizing hands, designating one staff member to handle monetary transactions, etc. - SET UP – allowing extra space between vendors, banning tablecloths, placing all products out of customer reach, etc. - SANITIZING – cleaning areas, tables, card readers, etc. - ACTIVITIES – sampling and preparing food on site are prohibited - PAYMENT – encouraging tap technology instead of cash - HEALTH – prohibiting sick or symptomatic staff members from being on site All farmers’ markets will accept food stamps (SNAP), credit and debit cards as part of Just Harvest’s Fresh Access program. For more information, visit www.pittsburghpa.gov/events <https://pittsburghpa.gov/events/index.html>, follow @PghEventsOffice on Twitter, LIKE @PghEventsOffice on Facebook or call the Special Events hotline at 412-255-2493. ------------------------------ . LaptopCupGreenMarker -- *Highland Park Community Council* Visit our website by clicking here. <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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French teaching materials
by Rita McKee 30 May '20

30 May '20

Former French teacher has a variety of teaching materials to let go. Let me know if you are interested!Rita Nordquist Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone

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