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Afro Dance Workshop with Usher1 and Melissa
by Melissa 18 Sep '19

18 Sep '19

AFRO DANCE WORKSHOP WITH USHER1 & MELISSA SATURDAY, September 28th! REGISTER HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/afro-dance-workshop-with-usher1-and-melissa-ti… ******* Join us for another amazing workshop with the only Usher1 from Ghana and Melissa from Afro Love Pgh! Come and learn the dance steps to Afrobeats music! It's time to get to the dance floor and move your body. SCHEDULE: 3pm-4:30pm - Basics workshop 4:30-6pm - Intermediate-Choreography workshop $20 one workshop/$30 for both GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY! *** Door prices: $25 one workshop/$40 for both *** Location: Art in Motion 1001 Main Street Pittsburgh, PA 15215 ***Bring your dance shoes and some water! Get ready to sweat! *** GET YOUR TICKETS HERE: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/afro-dance-workshop-with-usher1-and-melissa-ti… ———————————— ******* Melissa Dubois Jenkins Holistic Health Coach & Pro-Metabolic Nutrition Coach Owner, RYS Conscious Fitness BSKin, ISSA, HCL1, Z-Health Pro 412-626-4425 WWW.RYS.TODAY Dance Instructor Steel City Kizomba www.SteelCityKizomba.com "Take care of your body. It's the only place you have to live." Jim Rohn

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Please find the September HPCC Newsletter attached!
by Monica Watt 18 Sep '19

18 Sep '19

Enjoy! IN THIS ISSUE: - A Letter from the President - August Meeting Minutes - Doors Open Pittsburgh Returns for the Fourth Year - City of Pittsburgh Public Art Walking Tour - Moving and Writing - PWSA Update on Highland I Reservoir - Fall Home Project - Rod Iron Repair - Around St. Andrew’s Best regards, Monica Monica Watt *Past President, Highland Park Community Council * *Editor, HPCC Newsletter* *Chair, Park & Playground Committee* *Co-Chair, House Tour Committee* *Member, Zoning Committee* 412.818.4702 c monicawatt931(a)gmail.com

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Free tote bags at this week's HPCC Community Meeting!
by Highland Park Pittsburgh, PA 18 Sep '19

18 Sep '19

Hello Neighbors! Thursday, Sept 19, is the monthly HPCC Community Meeting at 7 pm at St. Andrew's Church. The theme is *waste *- and to encourage people to reduce their waste, *we will be giving HPCC tote bags to everyone that attends* (limit one per household). In addition to our regular Zone 5 police update, we will hear from: - *Highland Park resident Sabrina Culyba*, who will give a behind-the-scenes look at recycling, answering questions about what can and can’t be recycled in Pittsburgh, and how you can go beyond recycling limitations. She will also provide ideas for how individuals can reduce their plastics waste and discuss efforts to help businesses reduce their use of single-use plastics. Sabrina operates Recycle This Pittsburgh and directs Humane Action Pittsburgh’s No Plastic Please campaign. - *HPCC Board Member Justin Sandherr*, who will be signing up volunteers for the Garbage Olympics on 9/21, when neighborhoods all across the city will have competing clean-ups to see who can pick up the most trash. The competition will be judged by the Clean Pittsburgh Commission. There will be prizes for most trash collected as well as strangest item found and other surprises. The closing ceremonies (food provided) at Threadbare Cider and Mead kick off at noon! - *HPCC President Stephanie Walsh*, who will provide information and ask for a vote on proposed updates to our organization's bylaws intended to streamline processes and bring them in line with current best practices. The proposed changes are posted on our website - https://hpccpgh.org/ . Pizza and a kid's activity table will be provided & there will be time for socializing after the meeting. Hope to see you there! Stephanie Walsh HPCC President -- *Highland Park Community Council* Visit our website by clicking here. <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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Keys found at reservoir
by Cindy Rancurello 18 Sep '19

18 Sep '19

I found a key ring with many keys at the reservoir this morning (Wednesday) at about 9:30. Call to claim : 412-600-5091 Sent from my iPad

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Estate Sale update
by Bruno Mena 18 Sep '19

18 Sep '19

Howdy all, We still have a some fall cleaning stuff for sale! I’ve put together this updated PDF of some things that are for sale! Please feel free to reach out if interested! email me or open the PDF for contact info. Everything must go by 9/27/19 to make space for plants! I will be on the property today 9/18/19 from 10-5pm! If you can’t make it let me know I’ll be happy to take some stuff home with me and arrange for pick up another day!!! Hope to hear from y’all soon. - Bruno

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Medicare education for Highland Park neighbors and friends
by Tom Dickson 18 Sep '19

18 Sep '19

I am a Highland Park resident who has hosted educational financial planning webinars that have drawn over 130,000 financial professionals. I am now expanding the program to individuals with the intent of educating consumers on important personal finance topics. I want to invite all Highland Parkers and friends to a webinar I am hosting with Medicare expert Aaron Zolbrod. Aaron will explain the pros and cons of Medicare Advantage and Supplement plans, alogn with how the various parts A, B, etc. work. Anyone making choosing Medicare plans <https://www.financialexpertsnetwork.com/register/public?webinar=143> should listen to this free webinar. Everyone is welcome and you can register here. <https://www.financialexpertsnetwork.com/register/public?webinar=143> Special note: I am not a financial advisor. My webinars are typically underwritten by sponsors. Regards, Tom Tom Dickson Founder www.financialexpertsnetwork.com

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Someone reliable to replace a kitchen and bathtub faucets.
by Shelley Williams 17 Sep '19

17 Sep '19

I need someone reliable than can replace the kitchen and bathtub faucets. Thank you Shelley Williams --

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list submission: free college admissions workshop
by Jennifer Partica 17 Sep '19

17 Sep '19

COLLEGE ADMISSIONS 101 A Free Workshop for High School Students & Their Families on Sunday, Nov. 10 at the JCC https://www.insideadmissionsconsulting.com/college-search-101 Kick-off your college search with our interactive workshop for high school juniors, sophomores, freshman and their parent(s) so you can find the college experience that works best for your family. We break down this complex process into smaller segments, exploring each topic with a mix of mini-lectures and exercises designed to be fun and informative. We go behind the scenes of a college's search to build a class and explore how a family's college search should mirror this process. Topics to be discussed include: - revealing parents’ vs. student’s expectations for the college experience'; - learning how to see through the marketing to find the information you need; - gauging a school's competitiveness and your chances for acceptance; - considering your academic major and how it impacts the admissions process; - reviewing the additional steps taken by athletes and/or those in the performing/visual arts; - strategies for connecting with colleges to demonstrate interest; - planning college visits; - applying for admission and financial aid; - and negotiating for merit aid/scholarships. Families will leave the workshop ready to tackle the search with purpose and direction. -- Jen Partica Educational Consultant Inside Admissions Consulting LLC

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Free Upcoming Events at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
by Robin Menard 17 Sep '19

17 Sep '19

Friends - Pittsburgh Theological Seminary invites you to join us for the following free events. All take place on our campus - we hope you can join us! Free Archaeology Lecture: Thurs., Sept. 26, 7:30 p.m. - The Mesha Stele and the Biblical World in the 9th Century BCE<https://www.pts.edu/Archaeology-Lectures> with Andre Lemaire, Emeritus Directeur d'Études at the History and Philology section of the École Pratique des Hautes Études, The Sorbonne, Paris. The Mesha Stele remains one of the jewels of West Semitic epigraphy and probably the inscription that throws the greatest light on the Hebrew Bible and the history of the southern Levant in this period. Free Lecture: Tues., Oct. 1, 4:00 p.m. - Lifestyles of the Rich and Faithful: Confronting Classism in Mission - W. Don McClure Lecture in World Mission and Evangelism<https://www.pts.edu/McClure-2019> with Al Tizon, executive minister of Serve Globally, the international ministries arm of the Evangelical Covenant Church. In light of the rich-poor gap that defines the reality of our world, how can we align our lifestyles and mission practices with God's special concern for the poor? Based on an image of Christ among the classes, this presentation proposes ways toward economic Christlikeness in our lives, churches, and organizations. Free Conversations and Community Series Event: Thurs., Oct. 10, 9:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. The American Religious Landscape<https://www.pts.edu/Religious-Landscape-1920> - Religion and the U.S. Context: Part 1 with Jim Gilchrist, Retired Pastor, PC(USA). Being an effective faith leader and a good neighbor involves knowing how to navigate this changing landscape socially and theologically. Join us for an introduction to this work and to some of the faith traditions which comprise our region. There will be five parts to the series. You can register for one or more session. Future topics in the series include Hinduism, Judaism, Islam, and Religion and the U.S. Context: Part 2. Advance registration is required. Robin Menard Pittsburgh Theological Seminary 616 North Highland Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15206

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Dog crate for sale
by Saenz Robles, Maria T 17 Sep '19

17 Sep '19

Mint condition. Black wire 36 x 22 x 24. $25.00 or best offer. Mayte Saenz Sent from my iPhone

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