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Men's sport jackets, size L ($8 each)
by Kristina C 22 Apr '19

22 Apr '19

I am selling two weather-proof sports jackets. 1) London Fog, size L, navy blue with an olive-colored removable lining, extra fastener at the collar, two outside pockets and one interior pocket. 2) Weatherpoorf, size L, two outside pockets, one oversized interior pocket and one interior pen holder.

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For sale: Engraveable Oak Desk Set
by Kristina C 22 Apr '19

22 Apr '19

Brand new, never been used and still in original plastic. Business card and note paper holders. Both made of oak, and each sporting a brass plate intended for personal engraving.

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For sale: Puppy items
by Kristina C 22 Apr '19

22 Apr '19

My puppy went from a little thing I could still (sort of) pick up right to full size, no stopping in between. So the medium-sized harness and puppy gate I bought are now useless. Top Paw® Mesh Dog Harness, bought for $22 at Petsmart, selling for $10. Wood, position & lock baby/puppy gate (expands from 26” up to 42”), bought for $19 at Target, selling for $5. Buy both together for only $12, and if you buy both, I will even through in one free roll of poop bags.

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Holiday candles
by Kristina C 22 Apr '19

22 Apr '19

I have a bunch of brand new candles, each with a different holiday scent and design. 1) Everyday Home candles ($1 each), still in shrinkwrap 2) One, unbranded pumpkin scented candle ($1), still in shrinkwrap 3) Handmade, pine-scented pillar candle ($8), still in original packaging with raffia bow 4) Blue Mountain Candle jar candle ($8), please note this was lit once so the wicks are no longer white, but very little wax was burned 5) Claire Burke Christmas Memories Botanical candle ($12), still in shrinkwrap 6) Lenox handmade beeswax 12” tapers, deep blue with red berries ($15), still in original packaging 7) Icelandic Lava Pyramid with Puffin design ($20), still in original packaging

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For sale: Two Music Boxes
by Kristina C 22 Apr '19

22 Apr '19

1) Beautiful jewelry box is handcrafted with brass and stained glass. From Via Vermont’s brass/glass series, this musical gift measures 4” (w) x 5” (l) x 2 1/4” (h), and plays the melody “Somewhere Out There” by Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram. Asking $10.00 2) Katy Fischer calligraphy and watercolor print music box “To My Husband” prose. This plexiglass frame plays the melody from Bette Midler’s classic hit, “Wind Beneath My Wings”. Asking $5.00

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For sale: Glass/Wood girl's jewelry box ($8)
by Kristina C 22 Apr '19

22 Apr '19

7 1/2” wide x 5 3/4” deep x 2 1/2” high

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For sale: Ceramic Keepsake Box ($5)
by Kristina C 22 Apr '19

22 Apr '19

Beautiful, ceramic heart-shaped keepsake box with raised floral detail. Three roses on top have gold brushed petals. Overall size is 3 1/2” x 3 3/4”

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For sale: Lenox Rosebud Collection Vase ($15)
by Kristina C 22 Apr '19

22 Apr '19

• This vintage Lenox Rosebud Collection bud vase is made of ivory porcelain • 24K gold trim around the top and base, and the gold Lenox trademark stamped on the bottom • Overall height is 7 3/8” • Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or defects

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Fwd: Zone 5 Weekly Crime Report: April 15th - 21st
by Stephanie Walsh 22 Apr '19

22 Apr '19

---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Pittsburgh Police Zone 5 <jason.lando(a)pittsburghpa.gov> Date: Mon, Apr 22, 2019 at 12:09 PM Subject: Zone 5 Weekly Crime Report: April 15th - 21st To: Stephanie Walsh <steph62996(a)gmail.com> Zone 5 Weekly Crime Report: April 15th - 21st Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Zone 5 Police Station Weekly Crime Report *Week of April 15th - 21st* *Pictured above:* On the morning of April 17th, officers and community members joined together at the Zone 5 police station to take part in The Big Table event, sponsored by Leadership Pittsburgh. <https://facebook.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6f6b2a5ae720a87b39ee278…> FRIEND ON FACEBOOK <https://facebook.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6f6b2a5ae720a87b39ee278…> FOLLOW ON TWITTER <https://facebook.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6f6b2a5ae720a87b39ee278…> VISIT OUR WEBPAGE <https://facebook.us15.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6f6b2a5ae720a87b39ee278…> *** NOTICE *** Every week, we receive several complaints of cars parked illegally in the area of Natoli Field in Morningside. Residents cannot access their homes and illegally parked cars often block the street so other vehicles cannot pass. We will be conducting an enforcement effort in the area surrounding the field. Vehicles that are parked illegally will be cited and possibly towed. PLEASE FIND A LEGAL PARKING SPOT when attending events at Natoli Field. Thank you! *Homewood / East Hills* *4/13/19 Burglary - 2200 block Park Hill Drive.* Victim reported that he believes his girlfriend broke into the home that he shared with his mother on Park Hill Drive. The victim reported that he and his girlfriend were arguing the night before but he ended up spending the night at her home. When he woke up the next morning, she was gone. When the victim returned home, he found his door had been kicked-in, his TV was broken, and bleach had been thrown all over his clothes. The victim indicated that his girlfriend has a history of damaging his property. Burglary detectives will follow-up on this case. (68307) *4/14/19 Theft from Vehicle - 7200 block Kelly Street. *Victim came to Zone 5 to report that his Smith & Wesson .40 caliber pistol was stolen from his unlocked vehicle while he was drinking at the Galaxy Lounge the previous night. (69800) *4/14/19 Theft from Vehicle - 7100 block Frankstown Avenue. *Victim reported that she parked in front of the Homewood House apartments around 11:45 PM on 4/13. When she came back to her car around 2:20 AM, she noticed that her car had been ransacked and a pair of UGG boots and some change had been stolen. The car was left unlocked. (68857) *4/16/19 Burglary - 900 block N. Murtland Street.* Victim reported that his Hi-Point .40 caliber pistol was stolen from his apartment sometime between September, 2018, and April 16, 2019. There was no forced entry into the residence. (70586) *4/16/19 Stolen Vehicle - 7356 Stranahan Street, 3:57 PM. *Victim reported that she left her vehicle running while she stopped into Chadwick's Market. When she came back outside moments later, her Toyota Corolla was gone. Surveillance video captured the theft. Officers observed a black male, age 13-16, light complexion, with a "box top" hair cut, and orange shoes, exit a black Chevy sports car and get into the victim's vehicle, then drive off. The vehicle was located by the owner later that same day, at which point (3) juveniles fled from the car. The car was recovered by the owner. (70602) *4/19/19 Theft from Vehicles - 400 block Rosedale Street. *Three separate victims reported that someone shattered the front passenger windows on their vehicles and stole loose change while their cars were parked on Rosedale Street near the Park & Ride. (73188 / 73041 / 73187) *4/20/19 Stolen Motorcycle - 7200 block Kelly Street.* Victim reported that he parked his 2014 black Harley Davidson Street Glide motorcycle (PA plate 4DZ82) in front of the Galaxy Bar around 10:00 PM. When he returned the next day to retrieve it, the motorcycle was gone. (74284) *Larimer / Lincoln-Lemington* *4/14/19 Aggravated Assault - 6400 block Frankstown Avenue, 9:46 PM. *Officers responded to a stabbing and arrived to find a 32 year-old male victim who crashed his car into the Gelman Loan building at the corner of Frankstown Avenue & Lincoln Avenue. The victim was conscious and had a stab wound to his chest and a head injury from the crash. (69391) *4/19/19 Stolen Vehicle - 500 block Larimer Avenue.* Victim reported that someone stole his 1996 silver Chrysler Sebring overnight. the vehicle was recovered, wrecked and unoccupied, later that day in Wilkinsburg. (72848) *4/20/19 Aggravated Assault (Domestic) - Saxon Way & Lincoln Avenue, 8:53 AM.* A 26 year-old male victim reported that his ex-girlfriend, *Deserea McKoy, 26, of McKees Rocks,* came to his location to discuss an issue involving their minor child. An argument ensued and McKoy drove her car onto the sidewalk and struck the victim. when he attempted to flee, McKoy exited her vehicle with an aluminum baseball bat and struck his multiple times. It should be noted that neutral witnesses driving by the scene stopped when they saw the victim roll up over the hood of McKoy's vehicle. Officers arrested McKoy at the scene when they arrived. (73535) *Bloomfield / Garfield / Friendship* *4/20/19 Theft from Vehicle - 4600 block Gangwish Street. *Victim reported that his vehicle was ransacked and items were stolen sometime between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM. No signs of forced entry into the vehicle. (73659) *East Liberty / Highland Park* *4/18/19 Aggravated Assault (Shooting) - 500 block N. Highland Avenue, 12:05 AM.* A 19 year-old male victim arrived at UPMC Shadyside by private means and told staff that he had just been shot in the foot while walking near the Sunoco gas station on N. Highland Avenue. There were no ShotSpotter alerts in that area and the victim provided vague details. Detectives are investigating. (71729) *4/19/19 Burglary (Domestic) - 6200 block Wellesley Avenue, 8:50 AM.* A 39 year-old male victim reported that his ex-girlfriend, *Jasmine Utt, 31, of Braddock,* came to his resident unannounced, wanting to pick up their children. She was asked to wait outside while a family member went to get the victim. When the victim came to the living room, Utt had already entered the home and began assaulting him. Utt left the residence after the assault and was located about a block away. Utt had no injuries on her person but officers noted that the victim had a large, bleeding bruise on his ribcage and fresh scratches to his arm and hand. Utt was arrested without further incident. (72786) *Morningside / Stanton Heights / Waterworks* *4/20/19 Burglary - 1100 block Brintell Street. *Officers responded to a possible burglary-in-progress and met with the 58 year-old female victim and her 25 year-old son. Officers cleared the residence and determined that the burglar was gone. The victim's son reported that he stopped by the house, while his mother waited in the car, and ran inside to grab her purse. When he entered the home, he noticed items out of place. Further investigation showed that the basement door was open and a glass panel had been broken, but the burglar alarm did not activate. The victim mentioned that someone stopped by a few days earlier to discuss home improvements. When the victim allowed the man into the home, her alarm system went off. The victim asked the man to turn off her alarm system and gave him the code. The victim told officers that cash and jewelry had been stolen. Detectives are investigating. (73668) Crimes listed in the above report include: Homicide, Aggravated Assault, Robbery, Burglary, Arson, Stolen Cars, Thefts from Vehicle, and Overdoses. *We do not list information for car accidents, retail theft, harassment, minor assaults, etc. * *This Week's Notable Arrests* <your(a)email.com> ZONE 5 COMMANDER JASON LANDO <your(a)email.com> <your(a)email.com> ZONE 5 COMMUNITY OUTREACH TEAM <your(a)email.com> *Our mailing address is:* Pittsburgh Police Zone 5 Station 1401 Washington Blvd Pittsburgh, PA 15206 (412) 665-3605 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences <https://facebook.us15.list-manage.com/profile?u=6f6b2a5ae720a87b39ee27856&i…> or unsubscribe from this list <https://facebook.us15.list-manage.com/unsubscribe?u=6f6b2a5ae720a87b39ee278…>

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REMINDER _ FOCUS Pittsburgh collection this Wednesday, 24 APR 19, starting at 9:00 AM for Non-Perishable Food and Spring/Summer Type Clothing
by Michael Nadler 22 Apr '19

22 Apr '19

Dear Neighbors, We are again letting our neighborhood know that we will be driving the neighborhood picking up for the monthly FOCUS Collection this Wednesday, 24 APR 19. We will be around the neighborhood at 9:00 AM on that WEDNESDAY morning, so if you have non-perishable food items, Spring/Summer Clothing, etc. are all needed, as We are running our monthly pick-up from the neighborhood for Supplies for FOCUS !!! We have attached a letter in regards to what they need, but most importantly it is FOOD, Clothing, etc. are all needed at this time. Last month we took our Van Loaded, and it was so needed and so much appreciated. Mike and Brigette Nadler, are coordinating the Highland Park pick up. If you are inclined to help, leave the supplies on your front porch and we will pick up and get your donations to FOCUS. So we are doing this again this Wednesday, 24 APR 19. We will be around starting at 9:00 AM, and need to get the donations there by noon. Please DO NOT drop off here, as we do not have a way of storing donations. Just email us your actual address to: mike(a)divehards.com<mailto:mike@divehards.com>, to let us know what to expect to pick up (as well as what not to take off your porches !!!), and we will get back to you. MAKE SURE that there is a Phone Number so that we can reach you during collection times, should there be any questions. FOCUS Pittsburgh, located in the Hill District, is part of a national movement through the Orthodox Church, that helps to fight poverty in communities across America. One of their areas in need is keeping their food pantry stocked with food and supplies. Currently, their shelves are empty and they need help. The above attachment highlights what they need. It could change on a monthly basis, at which point that need will be communicated. FOCUS Pittsburgh has been in the Hill since 2011. Each week, hundreds of backpacks are distributed to children in the Hill and Southside Public Schools. They offer an 8-week professional development class that teaches non-technical job skills to promote employment and success in the workplace. Bag lunches are distributed every Saturday through the Churches....140 lunches to be exact. In 2014, they opened a free medical and behavioral health clinic for people who are uninsured or who don't qualify for medical assistance. Most recently, they have purchased an RV, trained dozen of volunteers, and have formed a trauma response team -- responding to homicides in Allegheny County by providing on-site psychological and mental health care to residents affected by violence. In advance, thank you for your consideration. Mike & Brigette Michael Millet Nadler Past President and Board Member, Highland Park Community Council Pittsburgh, PA 15206 (412) 363-3483, Fax: (412) 363-2925, e-mail: mike(a)divehards.com<mailto:mike@divehards.com>

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