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Free straw - 1/2 bale
by Lisa Dormann 12 Apr '19

12 Apr '19

Hello, We have at least half a bale of straw that we don't need if anyone has a use for it. We planted some grass and a full bale was just more than we needed. You can pick it up Saturday in Bloomfield. Thanks

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Dog walker recommendations
by Mia Boccella-Hartle 12 Apr '19

12 Apr '19

Hi Any recommendations for HP dog walker who is responsible and trustworthy?? Thanks so much!

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Piles of poop!
by Tintinbrett 12 Apr '19

12 Apr '19

Someone has decided that the gardens that back onto Costar Way are their dogs personal bathroom, and that my neighbors and I are their dogs bathroom attendants. We would like to let you know, whoever you are; that this is NOT the case. Pick up after your pets please. Beyond being disgusting, and deeply inconsiderate; it is actually hazardous. We have numerous families with small children who play here, and this matter is particularly dangerous for these young metabolisms. Pick up after your pets! Also worth considering is the fact that; I’m not beyond picking it up, and throwing it at you, if I see you walking away from it. Pick up after your pets pretty please with sugar on top! Cheer Brett Sent from my iPad

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FUNraiser
by Muzz Meyers 12 Apr '19

12 Apr '19

Neighbors, Help us support single parent families! Please join us for the first Day One Project FUNraiser! A Jeans and Tees Gala and Dance Party When: Friday, May 3rd, 6:30 – 10 pm Where: Union Project, 801 N. Negley Avenue, Highland Park PA 15206 What: Cocktails, schmoozing, food trucks, dancing, and lots of fun Please go to the Day One website at https://www.dayonepgh.org/ <https://www.dayonepgh.org/>and purchase your tickets today. Where else can you have so much fun and do so much good at the same time? We would love to see you there, please share with your family and friends Muzz Meyers

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Hummingbirds
by Tintinbrett 12 Apr '19

12 Apr '19

It’s time to break out the hummingbird feeders again, and prepare to welcome back those delightful, staggering feathered bees that dart impossibly about our gardens. I’d like to offer a couple bits of advice that will hopefully better arm you to lure them in, and enjoy them for the next several months. They are usually still on their migration north right now, but evidence shows they are ahead of schedule this year, and being ready to greet them greatly improves your chances of drawing them to your homes for the season. The males arrive first, and act as scouts. They will build nests close to food sources, so get your feeders out, plant red flowers. Start making your nectar. Not sure how to do that?, well here’s the simple recipe: Dissolve 1 cup of plain white sugar in 4 cups of water. Personally; I recommend boiling the water, this makes dissolving easier. Let it cool before filling feeders, and any spare can be refrigerated, and remains useful for at least a week. That’s it, talk about simple syrup. Please do NOT use the red stuff they sell in the stores, or that often come with feeders. This stuff is regularly actually harmful to the birds, and, from a practical standpoint; far more expensive than the simple syrup that all authorities (Audubon, etc) recommend. It is true the birds are attracted to red, but there is literally zero need to color the liquid. For more detailed information, I recommend visiting the Cornell Lab at https://www.allaboutbirds.org/feeding-hummingbirds/ Cheer Brett Sent from my iPad

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re: Highland Park; reminder of Easter events
by Rebecca Marinov 12 Apr '19

12 Apr '19

Just a quick reminder that the Egg Dying Party is tomorrow and open to everyone and the Hunt is Saturday April 20. We would love to see you there.

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Free three ring binders
by Saenz Robles, Maria T 12 Apr '19

12 Apr '19

Cleaning up the office. I have many, many three ring binders (~1, 2 or 3 inches wide), most of them black. Previously used but in very usable condition. Perhaps useful for a school, or any small office? Mayte Sáenz

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Air conditioner needed
by olga watkins 12 Apr '19

12 Apr '19

I have a coworker in need of a new air conditioner due to several lung and related breathing issues. Her's died and if anyone has an old one in working condition that you'd like to get rid of, I'll happily come and grab it from you. Texting is the best way to reach me. 4127165119. Thanks! Olga

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Women's Bicycle
by tbayer1＠earthlink.net 12 Apr '19

12 Apr '19

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Trek Tandem Bicycle
by tbayer1＠earthlink.net 12 Apr '19

12 Apr '19

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