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Lost/Found/Community Cat?
by Shannon Plush 12 Oct '25

12 Oct '25

Hi neighbors, This sweet black cat has come around our house a few times. Unsure of the sex, but they don’t have a collar. They’re very sweet and clearly not afraid of humans, which makes me think they have or recently had an owner. 50/50 on whether they’ll take the food we give so it seems like maybe the cat is being fed by an owner or other community members? Very distinct green eyes and a stubby tail (likely from a break at some point, when then leads me to think it’s a community cat). Two questions: does anyone know this cat? We’d love to return them, if lost! Or does anyone know a place we could take them if captured (to check for chip and general care)? We have two cats and are nervous about bringing them inside without testing for various contagious diseases, but the cat doesn’t come around reliably enough to make a drop off appointment at HARP. We’d be willing to adopt them once they’re cleared (and as long as they get along with our current cats). Any advice or help would be appreciated! This cat always wants to follow us inside and it breaks my heart that we can’t just let them in! Thanks!! Shannon Sent from my iPhone

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Flower Sale
by Regan McLaughlin 12 Oct '25

12 Oct '25

I have mixed bouquets available for sale. I’m asking $20. Stop by and pick up a bunch! I should be around until it gets dark. If you’re looking for something special, specific colors or stem lengths, reach out. I’m also available to help folks with selective weeding, reclaiming, restoring, or getting familiar with a newly purchased property’s plantings. Check in Monday. I’m sure I will still have some this late on a Sunday. 1032 Chislett Street Text: 412-225-3107 1 white, 1 lavenders, 1 red with sunflowers (warning, they drop pollen), several mixed.

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Women's Health Teaching Kitchen Workshop | 10/18 4-6 pm
by Natalie 12 Oct '25

12 Oct '25

Hello neighbors! It’s time for another Rebel Wellness teaching kitchen workshop. Join women's health dietitian, Devon Kroesche, MS, RDN, LDN, for a relaxed night of cooking, eating, and learning about how to support your health as a woman using the power of nutrition. We will use seasonal ingredients that are easy to find in your local grocery store, and show you how easy meal preparation can be when you have the right skills. Learn about how food is perhaps the most powerful tool in our toolbox when managing women's health concerns such as PMS, PCOS, perimenopause, endometriosis, and more! Let's unlock one of nature's best functional foods for women's health: soy! Soy is a complete source of plant-based protein that has countless benefits for women's health nutrition. It is associated with lower risk in cancers such as breast cancer, supports bone density as a rich source of calcium, can help with the management of perimenopausal symptoms like hot flashes, and can contribute to better cardiovascular health! Learn not only the benefits of soy, but also how to cook it in a way that is craveworthy. Recipe We're Making: Tofu Pumpkin Curry Studio Details 201 South Highland Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15206 United States 4122069633 info(a)rebelsinwellness.com <mailto:info@rebelsinwellness.com> Tickets: $35 Register here: https://rebelwellness.brandbot-checkout.com/teaching-kitchen-workshop.html

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FALL BULBS FOR SALE!!!!
by Rachel Kudrick 12 Oct '25

12 Oct '25

Limited quantities. • Triumph tulips (mixed color): $2.50 each or 5/$11 • Naturalizing daffodils (mixed varieties): $2 each or 4/$7 • Mixed color small allium: $0.75 each or 4/$2.50 • White muscari (grape hyacinth): $1.75 each or 4/$6 • Blue muscari (grape hyacinth): $1.50 each or 4/$5 • Siberian squill (blue): $1.75 each or 4/$6 Call or text for fastest response 412-251-9759 Rachel

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Photo of White Plastic Arm Chairs
by Deborah Barr 12 Oct '25

12 Oct '25

White Plastic Stacking Arm Chairs for indoors or outdoors; weather resistant; good condition. They’ve been in my garage and need to be washed. $20 for all four. Driveway pickup upper Aspinwall. Have a wonderful day! Deborah

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Free box springs - queen
by Caitlin McLoughlin 12 Oct '25

12 Oct '25

Need to get rid of an assembled box spring. Similar to the below. 1300 block of heberton. https://www.homedepot.com/pep/best-price-mattress-Easy-Assembly-Box-Spring-…

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2006 Mazda 3 manual transmission for sale - $2000
by Yael Schenker 12 Oct '25

12 Oct '25

We are selling our well-loved 2006 manual transmission Mazda 3. 93,353 miles. Perfect for driving around town or teaching your kids to drive stick. Needs 2 new front struts. Front passenger seat no longer reclines. Stereo works but 6-changer CD no longer ejects so you are stuck with our music. Otherwise certified and up to date. KBB value is $4241. We are asking $2000 and will throw in Yakima roof rack.

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HPCC October Community Meeting, This Thurday 7pm (Oct. 16)
by Highland Park Community Council 12 Oct '25

12 Oct '25

Hi Neighbors - This month's HPCC community meeting will be held this Thursday September 16th, from 7-8 pm at St. Andrews Episcopal Church (5801 Hampton St)! Topics include - Bryant St. Parklet Engagement Update - Introduction to FWD Studio, the team helping drive our community engagement process for the Bryant St. Parklet. We will talk about the scope of the project and upcoming opportunities to engage! - City Controller Rachael Heisler Presentation and Q&A - Rachael Heisler, Pittsburgh's City Controller, will give a brief presentation on her office's duties and goals, and answer any questions. - Other updates on fall events We look forward to seeing you there! ~ Highland Park Community Council -- Click here to visit our website <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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Today: Pumpkin Patch & Brainstorming @ Bryant St. Parklet
by Highland Park Community Council 12 Oct '25

12 Oct '25

Hello neighbors! Join us today, Sunday October 12th for the HPCC's *annual Pumpkin Patch at the Bryant St. Parklet at the corner of Bryant & Euclid. * Pumpkins are free with donations suggested to help cover the costs. We will also be hosting *Brainstorming Activities for the future of the Bryant St. Parklet! *This is part of our 80 for 80 campaign <https://hpccpgh.org/80for80> to fundraise $80,000 over the next two years to support Bryant St, the Parklet, and our community programming. We encourage you to walk on down to the parklet between *11am and 2pm*. Take a fall photo amongst the hay and pumpkins. Pick a pumpkin for Halloween. Share your ideas for the parklet! Check out the other events this month, including our Monthly Community meeting this coming Thursday, 7pm at St. Andrews. [image: image.png] [image: image.png] -- Click here to visit our website <https://hpccpgh.org/> -- Click here to visit our website <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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DVR won't work
by Susan Ryan 11 Oct '25

11 Oct '25

Dear Neighbors: Our television system for DVR-ing a program does not seem to be working. Last night for the first time there was a message on the screen that seemed to imply that the storage was full. We tried deleting most of our recordings but it didn't help. In the last few months it has been hard to get stations to come in as well. Our dvr program is "Channel Master" which we have had for 5-10 years. But they don't support the product any more. We are pretty good with computer things but the 4 clickers for the tv and the pile of wires and cables involved with today's tv's feel so cumbersome. By the way, we do not have cable, by our own choice--we use a rabbit ears antenna. We just don' t need 300 stations. Does anyone have any ideas to restore our dvr capability? Or where we could go for help. HP used to have the SOS senior help system but we believe that it has been retired and probably did not do tv repair anyway. Thanks so much for listening ! Susan Ryan

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