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Zone 5 Public Safety Council Mtg
by ayates48＠aol.com 05 Nov '25

05 Nov '25

Zone 5 Citizens Public Safety Council From:zone5citizenspsc@gmail.comTo:Zinna Scott,Stacy Ford,Emily EmbreyBcc:ayates48@aol.comWed, Nov 5 at 11:07 AMHello neighbor, We are excited to see you next Tuesday, November 11 at 6:00pm at the Kingsley Association for our monthly Zone 5 Safety Council Meeting. We will have Gina Monardo from Phase 4 Learning Center at our meeting to discuss opportunities and services available for our youth in the community. As always, we will have a delicious hot dinner ready for you from Shumann's in Homewood, and we will hear from our Zone 5 Police about crime updates in our neighborhoods. Please see the attached flyer for a COAT DRIVE FOR CHILDREN happening THIS SATURDAY, November 8. Thank you for being an engaged member of your community and our group. We are always stronger, and safer, together. Emily EmbreySafer Together CoordinatorPolice Zone 5 -- A smile is a face lift that's in everyone's price range!!Never frown even when you are sad, because you never know who is falling in love with your smile.P.U.S.H. Pray until something happens Zinna Scott412-726-4958 Zone 5 PSC Facebook PageZone 5 CARES website - IMG_1445.jpeg320 kB

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free old lounge chair with character
by Steven Rine 05 Nov '25

05 Nov '25

Great old chair with woodwork, color, character, and ... cat dander. (It hasn't been here long; but if you're allergic, this probably isn't the chair for you.) More pics available on request. 1100 block of Morningside Ave. Currently still indoors; contact me for pickup arrangements. If not claimed by tomorrow evening, it will go outside and become a curb alert on Wednesday (before trash pickup Thurs morning.) - hasta le bateau, Steve Rine 412-589-8578 *Be alert. The world needs more lerts.*

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Nutrition Counseling Services: Simplify Eating + Reconnect with Your Body.
by Jessica Tones 05 Nov '25

05 Nov '25

Hi, I’m Jessica — a Registered Dietitian and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor. I live locally + offer virtual nutrition counseling to help people build more peaceful, empowered relationships with food and their bodies. *If food often feels overwhelming, exhausting, or tied up in shame or restriction — I can help*. My approach is rooted in intuitive eating and body trust, guiding you to reconnect with your body’s cues and uncover what truly supports you. Together, we’ll identify and remove obstacles to nourishment, and build simple, flexible strategies that help you feel confident, grounded, and at ease with food. My approach works especially well for people who find it hard to plan, prepare, or eat consistently—whether because of ADHD, chronic pain or fatigue, or simply the demands of daily life (👋 parents, caregivers, and friends with full plates and busy schedules). In addition to intuitive eating counseling, I offer medical nutrition therapy for a range of health concerns, with specialties in: ✨ Disordered eating and binge eating ✨ Gut health (IBS, IBD) ✨ Women’s health (from prenatal and postpartum through menopause, PCOS, and endometriosis) ✨ Parents and families looking to create positive food environments If you’re wondering whether my approach is right for you, please reach out with any questions. Together, we’ll go beyond what to eat and focus on moving through the change process with compassion and curiosity. There are two ways to work with me: 1️⃣ Through Nourish <https://www.usenourish.com/providers/jessica-tones?referralSource=Nourish+d…> — I’m in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, Medical Mutual of Ohio, and Devoted Health. 2️⃣ Through Reimagine Nutrition <https://www.reimaginenutritioncounseling.com/meet> — I’m in-network with UPMC, Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, and Cigna. If you’re not sure which option is the best fit for your insurance or situation, please reach out—I’m happy to help you figure it out. Kindly, Jessica Tones, RDN, LDN Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor [image: image.png]

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Large wine storage rack for sale
by Mary Acklin 05 Nov '25

05 Nov '25

49x31 $15, porch pickup. Cash or Venmo.

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Donations for Crafts for Change HS Club
by Heather Morris 04 Nov '25

04 Nov '25

My name is Evalina Morris and I go to Pittsburgh Allderdice High School. Me and two other students are starting a community service club called *Crafts for Change*. Our goal is to spread joy and make people feel loved through what we do. We will be making crafts and kits for various shelters, hospitals, and organizations. We plan to donate to The Children’s Hospital, Family House, EECM, The Women’s Center and Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh, Hello Neighbor, the Ronald McDonald House, and hopefully more! Simple things can make a huge difference in others' lives. In order to facilitate this club, we need fundraising/donations. We are asking for your help. *Art donations needed:* - Any craft supplies - Cards - Markers or writing utensils - etc. *Care kit donations needed:* - Hygiene supplies (unused) - Clothes (especially warm ones) - Blankets - Socks - Coats - And more! If you have any of these things above you’d be willing to donate, you can leave them on your front door or porch and email us the information. *We will be collecting the items on Sunday, November 8th. *Please email evalinamorris(a)gmail.com if you plan to donate or have any questions. If it’s more convenient you can order items directly to us through this link… https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1L6O5SCK8RQ57?ref_=wl_share Every donation counts. We appreciate you so much! Thank you, Crafts for Change Founder, Evalina Morris

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Arts and crafts donations for high school club
by Evalina Morris 04 Nov '25

04 Nov '25

Dear Neighbor, My name is Evalina Morris and I go to Pittsburgh Allderdice high school. Me and two other students are starting a community service club called Crafts for Change. Our goal is to spread joy and make people feel loved through what we do. We will be making crafts and kits for various shelters, hospitals, and organizations. We plan to donate to The Children’s Hospital, Family House, EECM, The Women’s Center and Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh, Hello Neighbor, the Ronald McDonald House, and hopefully more! Simple things can make a huge difference in others' lives. In order to facilitate this club we need fundraising/donations, which we are asking you for help with. Art donations needed: - Any craft supplies - Cards - Markers or writing utensils - etc. Care kit donations needed: - Hygiene supplies (unused) - Clothes (especially warm ones) - Blankets - Socks - Coats - And more! If you have any of these things above you’d be willing to donate, you can leave them on your front door or porch and email us the information. *We will be collecting the items on Sunday, November 8th. *Please email evalinamorris(a)gmail.com if you plan to donate or have any questions. If it’s more convenient you can order items directly to us through this link… https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1L6O5SCK8RQ57?ref_=wl_share Every donation counts. We appreciate you so much! Thank you, Crafts for Change Founder, Evalina Morris

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GE Microwave for sale
by Elaine Borgoyn 04 Nov '25

04 Nov '25

Hello Highland Park, GE 1.1 cubic foot, counter-top Model, JES1145SHSS microwave oven, $40. Stainless Steel exterior. Very Clean inside & out. Works perfectly. Transitioning to a built-in microwave oven and need to sell this counter-top unit. https://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-1-1-cu-ft-Countertop-Microwave-in-Stainless-… https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-specs/JES1145SHSS/install

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It's still not too late to plant bulbs & perennials!
by Rachel Kudrick 04 Nov '25

04 Nov '25

That's right! You've still got time! And do I have the selection for you!!! I reply much more quickly via text/call 412-251-9759. I can accept cash, check, Venmo, PayPal, Zelle, or MC/VISA. A small selection of photos included. Very happy to provide more. PERENNIAL PLANTS Herbs: • Oregano $2 • Peppermint $2 Other edible: •Strawberry $2 •Black raspberry $3 - $12 •Blackberry $3 - $10 Naturalizing: •Creeping Jenny $2 - $3 •Variegated Hosta $3 - $12 •Christmas fern $3 - $7 •Woodland fern $4 - $8 Flowering: •Blackberry lily $2 - $5 •Yarrow $3 - $4 •Vinca $3 - $15 •Purple Ajuga $2 - $3 PERENNIAL BULBS Tulip: •Queen of the Night, $3 each, 4/$11 •Golden Apeldoorn, $3.50 each, 4/$12 •Triumph mix, $2.50 each, 5/$11 Daffodil: •Dutch Master, $2.50 each, 5/$11 •Naturalizing mix, $2 each, 4/7 Mini daffodil: •Minnow, $1.50 each 4/$5 •Quail, $2 each, 4/$7 Allium: •Star of Persia $2.75 each, 5/$12 •Mixed small $0.75 each, 4/$2.50 Muscari (grape hyacinth): •Blue $1.50 each, 4/$5 •White, $1.75 each, 4/$6 Dutch iris: •Van Vliet (white), $2.50 each, 5/$11 Siberian squill (blue), $1.75 each, 4/$6 Soil, 1 cubic foot bag, $4 ($6 delivered to your curb or driveway, within 1 mile. Contact for deliveries further away.) Rachel

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Still Seeking Snow Removal Service Recommendations
by EDWARD JONES 03 Nov '25

03 Nov '25

Still seeking recommendations for snow removal services for a Highland Park residence because the companies received thus far are all booked up. Sent from my iPhone

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Recommendations for new windows
by Pamela Barentine 03 Nov '25

03 Nov '25

I'm looking for recommendations for new windows for an old house. Any real good experiences with window companies recently? Know of any companies that do curved windows? Companies to avoid? Thanks so much in advance! Pamela 5818 Elgin Street

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