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Fw: WINTER TIRES
by Thomas Morgan 31 Mar '20

31 Mar '20

ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC DRAIN CLEANER (sewage line snake)50' ft cablefoot pedalportable on wheelslike newexcellent condition New $549sell for $250

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Sofa For Sale: Lane Furniture $300 OBO
by BM Val 31 Mar '20

31 Mar '20

Sofa For Sale: Lane Furniture $300 OBO -- includes slip-cover in ivory as shown -- cherry cabriole legs -- two cushions, center leg support -- original upholstery in striped "mint meltaway" candy colors: yellow,green,pink,blue with a small tear and minor stains -- cash only please -- must take delivery from sidewalk to preserve the 6 foot distance restriction Thanks!

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Garden class postponed
by Rachel Kudrick 31 Mar '20

31 Mar '20

Companion Planting has been postponed to NEXT Wednesday, April 8th. Sorry for the inconveniences.

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4 Free Green Adirondack Chairs
by Lauren Taylor Narbey 31 Mar '20

31 Mar '20

on the curb by 6525 Stanton Ave, Green Plastic Need a wipe down and repaint but still usable Plus one side table -- Lauren Taylor Narbey MS, MSN, CNM, RN

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Community Resources
by Highland Park Pittsburgh, PA 31 Mar '20

31 Mar '20

Hello Neighbors, The HPCC hopes everyone is doing well during these challenging times. We encourage everyone to follow social distancing guidelines and limit trips out of the house as much as possible (except for enjoying the great outdoors at a safe distance from others). Fortunately we are a strong community with many resources! *HPCC website (hpccpgh.com <http://hpccpgh.com>), Covid 19 tab:* We are regularly updating the information and resources provided here. Topics include: - Updates on state/county/city services - Health resources - Social distancing & things to do - Resources for parents - Assistance & Community Resources - Ways to help in the community *Highland Park Helping Hands (Coronavirus Response) - Facebook page: * This page links neighbors in need with those who can help. People have already been sharing resources and providing much-needed moral support and community connection. Knowing not everyone is on Facebook, we encourage those who are to connect with neighbors who may not be and post for them. *The HPCC is planning some new - and safe! - community events: * Look for information soon on the upcoming *Spring Paper Egg Hunt *and *Sidewalk Chalk-a-Palooza*. Our traditional Spring and early Summer events, including community meetings, the Spring Fling, and the Yard Sale & Bryant Street Festival may be postponed or cancelled. We will be making decisions about those events in the upcoming weeks as we see how things progress. Finally, many of *our Highland Park restaurants* are still open for take-out service. Our businesses and their employees are an important part of our community and we encourage people to continue to support them if they can. Thanks for being a part of the community! Stay safe & stay connected - - Stephanie Walsh HPCC President -- *Highland Park Community Council* Visit our website by clicking here. <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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Thank you from Vintage
by Kate Freed 31 Mar '20

31 Mar '20

To the Highland Park Community, THANK YOU for the wonderful support you are providing to Vintage and the seniors in our community. I thought you would like to see what Vintage is providing to older adults in need in our community. The frozen meals on the right in the photo are part of the County’s meal program, but we know people need more. Thanks to your generosity Vintage is able to give each senior who needs supplies - food and basic necessities to get them through this difficult time. The Vintage team is making regular calls to all they serve to make sure everyone gets what they need. An extra special THANK YOU to Stephanie Walsh for offering her porch and being the point person for continued donations and coordinating the delivery to Vintage. If you would like to make a financial contribution for Vintage to fill in the gaps of what is needed - they have added options on their donation page to direct the funds to food for seniors. Click on the Donate Now link at the top of their website (https://www.vintageseniorservices.org) On behalf of the older adults in our community - THANK YOU! Kate Kate Freed Board Chair, Vintage Center for Active Adults kmfreed(a)gmail.com

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Pittsburgh Financial Empowerment Center is Open for Free One-on-One Financial Counseling by Phone or Video
by Highland Park Pittsburgh, PA 31 Mar '20

31 Mar '20

*Published:* 03.30.2020 *Contact:* Molly Onufer Assistant Communications Director Mayor's Office 412.255.2944 molly.onufer(a)pittsburghpa.gov Pittsburgh Financial Empowerment Center is Open for Free One-on-One Financial Counseling by Phone or Video PITTSBURGH, PA (March 30, 2020) The Pittsburgh Financial Empowerment Center, a joint service of the City of Pittsburgh and Neighborhood Allies operated by Advantage Credit Counseling, is now operating virtually. This free service is available to area residents over age 18 by video and/or phone. The COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted businesses’ and residents’ ability to earn and people are making tough decisions about how to use limited resources. The Financial Empowerment Center provides free counseling to help residents plan during this period of financial uncertainty. Our team of four certified professional counselors are available for free one-on-one sessions to help people focus on their specific situations with a tailored individual approach. Counselors have extensive training navigating financial systems to help clients reduce debt, build credit, build savings and have access to safe, affordable banking products to manage student loans, consumer debt and long-term financial goal setting. To schedule a session: - Schedule online <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dac6HgYpLgzUPNLtyn-y6s1qiM0wOK5Y/view?fbcl…> - Call the FEC intake line at 1-800-298-0237 - Email us at fecinfo(a)advantageccs.org Further information about the FEC can be found here <https://pittsburghpa.gov/mayor/FEC>. The FEC has compiled this guide of Financial Resources Available to Allegheny County Residents <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QucLgDhdEUG6XPKrNWKAaofArs08rQbI/view>. Media Inquiries Contact: Henry Horn Pyatt Economic Opportunity Manager Office of Mayor William Peduto 570-590-6031 henry.horn-pyatt(a)pittsburghpa.gov ------------------------------ . LaptopCupGreenMarker

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LaScola's Opening today March 31st
by Thomas LaScola 30 Mar '20

30 Mar '20

Our window service will be open from 4 - 8 pm today. Please follow Social distancing guidelines to be safe and stop by for some ice or custard! Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

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Neighbors in Need
by Tom Dickson 30 Mar '20

30 Mar '20

Dear neighbors, I want to make you aware of a small fund, Neighbors in Need*, that is making crisis grants to persons and families left jobless by the COVID-19 crisis. The grants typically range from $150 to $350, depending on family size and circumstances. The intent is provide funds to help buy food, medicines or toiletries for those in need until the stimulus program kicks into gear. We are confining the grants to people living in the 15224, 15206, 15201 and 15232 zip codes. We are not using NIN for delinquent rent or utility shutoffs. The city has established its own initiative for city residents only, the Housing Stabilization Program at the U.R.A. If you are a family or individual who needs help during these challenging times, please feel free to email at tdicksonpgh(a)gmail.com. As already mentioned, we have a small fund and will do our best to help as many neighbors as possible. Best wishes to all. Tom Dickson P.S. For those of you interested in contributing to the fund, I hope to have a page set up for online payments by the end of this week. You can email me if you’d like to send a check. *Neighbors in Need is administered by Bloomfield-Garfield Corp, a 501c(3)). It was established 8 years ago and has helped nearly 190 families. Get Outlook for iOS<https://aka.ms/o0ukef>

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Free lettuce, onions, avocados, and limes in front of house
by Joan Soulliere 30 Mar '20

30 Mar '20

Hello Neighbors, I procured an excess of the above items today and have plenty to share. The limes and avocados are loose. The avocados are ready to be used now. The lettuce is in large vacuum packs, is restaurant grade, and are both plain chopped romaine and mixed veg with romaine. Please help yourselves. Please DO NOT open the packages for smaller portions. I don’t want lettuce all over the place. I’m going to put the items out at 5:30 pm and take in whatever remains at 8:00 pm tonight. 915 Farragut Street -- Joan Soulliere Sent from my mobile phone.

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