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Tai Chi in the Park!
by Melissa Zoé 18 Jul '23

18 Jul '23

Hello everyone, Join us for Tai Chi in the Park every Wednesday morning at the RiverTrail Park in Aspinwall. Wednesdays at 9am $15 drop-in Location: RiverTrail Park in Aspinwall Make sure to RSVP or register ahead of time! (Email me to RSVP or for any questions) In good health, Melissa [image: Tai Chi IG_2.jpg]

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Curtis Cook LIVE @ Bryant St Barbershop Wednesday 7/19 8pm
by Shannon Norman 18 Jul '23

18 Jul '23

Sent from my iPhone

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Padded envelops gone
by s.z. H 18 Jul '23

18 Jul '23

Thanks for all the inquiries. Sent from my iPhone

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Summer and Back to School Big Kid Shoes/Girls Sizes 1 and 2
by Jennifer Desiderio 18 Jul '23

18 Jul '23

For Sale: pick up in Highland Park Big kid sized shoes. All in very good condition. Make me an offer for more than 1 pair. Two pairs of Size 1 marketed to girls Keens - $15 each or both for $25 One pair high top Plae sneakers size 2 - $20 One paid sparkle pink Toms size 2 - $5 Assorted size 2 flats: Black sparkle - $5 Cheetah - $5 White lace - $5 Pictures here - https://share.icloud.com/photos/0few0VqXBgyXEVojYJ7cfMHVA

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Weathertech floor mats questions
by Susan Ryan 18 Jul '23

18 Jul '23

We would like to hear from those who have Weathertech floor mats in the driver/passenger areas of their cars. Good and bad. Thanks.

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FS: candle holder/saver
by s.z. H 18 Jul '23

18 Jul '23

Unique candle holder/saver $10 porch pickup Sent from my iPhone

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Vintage manga!
by Helen 17 Jul '23

17 Jul '23

Hi neighbors- I’ve got a big box of vintage-ish Shonen Jump and other manga delights, most in pristine condition. Dividing them into 2 boxes for $20 ea, both for $30, each box with about 15 pieces. Enough to keep your manga-obsessed kid busy for a while. Or maybe you? No judgment. Money going to a charity, probably Grow Pittsburgh! Helen

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Moving: free + for sale
by Melanie DeStefano 17 Jul '23

17 Jul '23

Hello everyone! We are unfortunately moving away from the neighborhood and have several pieces of furniture we will not be taking with us. The majority is free with a couple of items for sale. Please see this Google document for available items. I will do my best to remove things as they are picked up: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1h5RpGCjOBi59Z-xDRG1BMBGwA2-QCAVdNqMQtbo… Thank you! Mel + Leo

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Nuna and uppababy vista seats and strollers
by Melissa Byrnes 17 Jul '23

17 Jul '23

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Labor Day bike ride on the GAP Trail to help work in Haiti
by Rhonda Newton Smith 17 Jul '23

17 Jul '23

Dear HP neighbors, I wanted to share with you about a fully-supported bike ride that I help to organize called the Bike4Haiti. It's a fundraising ride and there are 3 different length options -- a Family Fun Ride around the downtown area (less than 15 miles), a 1-day long ride from downtown to Connellsville (~65 miles), or a 2 1/2 day ride on the Great Allegheny Passage from Pittsburgh to Cumberland (150 miles). There's a distance for everyone. We provide meals, snack/drink stops along the way, a support vehicle in case of breakdowns or injuries, as well as transportation back to the start line for the longer two rides. *Come out and join us for an unforgettable ride! *Get more info and register for the Bike4Haiti here <https://www.haitih2o.org/bike4haiti>. Hurry before registration closes for the multi-day rides in a few weeks. The Bike4Haiti raises funds for the work of Haiti H2O: Hope to Opportunity, a non-profit founded by 2 local HP families in 2006. As you may know, there is extreme turmoil and hardship in Haiti at this time, but I want to assure you that I know the people and places where Haiti H2O works. Our organization has been partnering in these communities for years and *I've gotten to see firsthand the strength and perseverance of the leaders in these villages* that continue to help their neighbors in spite of extreme challenges. We send funds directly to our Haitian staff and they oversee each project and provide reports from the community leaders. Some current projects include: - hosting quarterly medical clinics in 3 communities to provide regular care where there are no doctors - building homes for families and single mothers that have lost theirs in storms/earthquakes - constructing and providing seed funding for micro-businesses - starting a farming cooperative to help with local food supplies Thank you for considering and feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Rhonda

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