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[Highland Park] Easter Morning
by Bruce Robison 06 Apr '12

06 Apr '12

St. Andrew's Church 5801 Hampton Street, Highland Park Easter Morning Festival Services of Holy Communion will be at 9 a.m. (with hymns) and 11 a.m. (with brass and choir). All are Welcome . . . . Champagne Receptions follow each service, in Brooks Hall. The annual Egg Hunt in the Churchyard will follow the 11 a.m. service, at about 12:15 p.m. (Please wait for instructions before beginning!) We may bring flowers from our springtime gardens to add to the Flowering Cross in the Churchyard. Blessings! http://www.standrewspgh.org http://revbmrobison.blogspot.com/

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[Highland Park] Early registration pricing ends Saturday for RESET challenge: save $25!
by Emily Escalante 06 Apr '12

06 Apr '12

Hi neighbors, Just a reminder that early registration pricing ends Saturday for our 28-day RESET challenge at East End Eden. Join us to kickstart your weight loss, and reinvent your nutrition with support from health coaches and neighbors. You don't have to go it alone! Lose up to 5 lbs in the first week, and then reset your metabolism by introducing healthy low-glycemic foods with recipes provided by a professional chef + health coach. Register: http://www.eastendedenpgh.com/workshops.html Cheers, Emily -- *e m i l y e s c a l a n t e * massage therapist www.E3MT.com + usana health sciences associate www.healthypgh.usana.com

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[Highland Park] Looking for a rental apt
by Cara Ciminillo 06 Apr '12

06 Apr '12

Hi all, A friend is looking for a 1 bedroom apartment to rent in HP or nearby. Currently she pays $800 all inclusive and would like to stay in that range. She is a Phd student...quiet and responsible. She also has a cat. If you know of anything, please email me. Thanks, Cara

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[Highland Park] Earth Day E-Waste Collection Event Saturday, April 21, South Park
by Donna Mazza 06 Apr '12

06 Apr '12

Good afternoon: The Pennsylvania Resources Council's 2012 collection events kick off on Saturday, April 21, with a special Earth Day E-Waste collection in South Park, Allegheny County. Individuals can drop off "e-waste" (computers and televisions), cell phones, printer/toner cartridges and CFLs at no cost; nominal fee for batteries, VHS and cassette tapes and CD and DVDs. The flyer is attached for your review. For more information and a detailed list of acceptable items and fees please visit PRC's Zero Waste Pittsburgh website at: http://www.zerowastepgh.org/ZW-PRC-hardtorecycle.html. or contact Sarah Alessio Shea at 412-488-7490 ext. 236. Please feel free to share this information with your friends, family, neighbors and co-workers. Thank you, Donna Mazza Pennsylvania Resources Council 64 South 14th Street Pittsburgh PA 15220 412-488-7490 ext. 246 www.prc.org www.facebook.com/prc.org

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[Highland Park] Recommendations for a plumber and house cleaner?
by Robert Hickam 06 Apr '12

06 Apr '12

Hi listserv! I am looking for a recommendation for an honest and reliable plumber who can do an assessment of our almost 100-year old plumbing system and bring it into the 21st century. I am also looking for a recommendation for a good housecleaner who could make weekly or semi-weekly visits. Thanks all! Robert Hickam

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[Highland Park] Free sod - you haul
by Gordy Greenawalt 06 Apr '12

06 Apr '12

Hi, I'm tearing up my yard and have a mid-size pile of old sod, it's fairly clean with some rocks and other debris. You haul. Thanks, Gordy Morningside

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[Highland Park] Farmers' Market Coop of East Liberty Update
by david.lagnese＠verizon.net 06 Apr '12

06 Apr '12

.fontSize1 { font-size:.85em; } .fontSize2 { font-size:1em; } .fontSize3 { font-size:1.25em; }.fontSize4 { font-size:1.6em; } .fontSize5 { font-size:2em; } .fontSize6 { font-size:2.5em; }.fontSize7 { font-size:3em; } Update for Saturday April 7th This Saturday is the day before Easter, so I know many of will be preparing your homes and tables for an Easter feast.  The farmers and all the vendors at the market will have lots of items that we hope will end up on your Easter table.  Here is an update of special items.  A summary of the produce is at the bottom of the messsage.  *********************************************************************************************** The Update Greenawalt Farm Last week the Greenwalt's had tons of eggs, and they were flying out of the cooler.  They will have lots more this week.  It's not too late to dye and decorate eggs on Saturday after the market. At our Italian Easter meal, we make a big thick fritata omlette that takes about 2 dozen eggs to make.  We make it in a big skillet and slice in pies shaped slices to eat with the roast lamb. Greenwalt's will also have fresh duck eggs and goose eggs.    J. L. Kennedy Meat Stand...  As always, locally grown meat from the Kennedy's. They have been taking orders for special cuts of lamb, beef and hams all week, so I am not sure what is left.  But you can call out to the farm (724-898-2316) or take your chances and get to the market real early on Saturday. Kistaco Farm... continues to have locally raised apples.  Apple varieties this week include Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Jonagold, Rome, Empire and Idared.  Fresh pressed cider will also be available- plus lots of veggies.  Don't forget about the fresh bread from Wood Street Bakery. Zang's Greenhouse... Special items for this week include ramps, and artichokes.  Rick will also have lots of greens, such as kale, collards and swiss chard- fresh asparagus and lettuce.  In the flower department, Rick will have a variety of Easter flowers.  But get to the market early if you want flowers. The Greek Gourmet-  Mike from the Greek Gourmet wanted me to let everyone know that he will continue to bring the homemade spinach and meat pies to the market each week- in addition to 20+ flavors of hummus.  Yum! Rebecca Plum Baked Goods-  Rebecca has really been turning out a wide variety of baked goods in recent weeks.  So I would expect to see lots of items that will be great for the Easter table. California Fruits and Nuts Over the past few months I have been increasing the selection of organic dried fruits and nuts avaiable- we noe have 9 varieties. This week I have yet another new organically grown item from California.  Please consider adding dried fruits and nuts to your Easter table. Organic Pistachios- grown on a family farm called Santa Barbara Pistachio by the Zannon family.  These nuts were grown organically and processed on the farm.  They are roasted in small batches very soon prior to shipping.  They are roasted at a low temperature so that they are not over-cooked. Learn more:  http://santabarbarapistachios.com/ And in case you missed it, we added two items last week. Organic Walnuts- grown on a family owned farm called Rancho La Vina- located in the Santa Rita Hills.  The trees range in age from about 15 to 40 years old.  The variety is called Coastal Paynes.  The nuts are certified organic and are raw (unroasted or pasturized)  They are really delicious with a rich, sweet taste.  They are great for baking or just plain eating. Learn more: http://www.rancholavina.com/ Eco-Dynamic Dates- I personally have always loved dates, both raw and in baked goods.  Some people don't appreciate them, but I encourage folks to give them a try.  I always say that dried fruit and nuts are a great replacement for candy, and that is especially the case with dates.  But they are also very nutricious- packed full of protein and minerals.  They have been consumed by humans for thousands of years. These particular dates are grown on a family owned farm called Flying Disc Ranch.  The farm was started by Robert Lower back in the 1970s.  He is recognized as a pioneer in cultivating dates in California.  The quality of these dates have been recoginized by many chefs and foodies.  They grow many varities of dates- we will offer 2 for sale at the market- Zahidi and Deglet Noor. Learn more: http://flyingdiscranch.com/ PA Made Cheese I visited the Bylers on Wednesday at Riverview Dairy and farm in Clarion County.  I had a really great visit.  I had lunch with Sam and Susie, we tasted lots of cheese and got lots of updates on what is happening on the farm and new cheese thaey are making.  When we went out to visit the goats, I got to see lots of little baby goats (kids).  I was lucky enough to see a goat being born! I brought home a wheel of a new aged tome cheese that they made.  Unlike the mild tasting tome cheeses that Sam has been making (Meadowbelle and Purple Goat)  this one has a nice sharp flavor.  Sam doesn't have a name for it yet.  He said we can try it and  make some suggestions. California Olive Oil The new oil I just got in from California has been getting rave reviews.  Come on in and give it a try.   Sumnmary of Produce Available Veggies Artichokes Potatoes (still locally grown at Greenawalt's) Ramps Mushrooms Squash Brussels sprouts Cabbage Celery Cucumbers Carrots and other root vegetables Onions Cauliflower Tomatoes Shallots Peppers- sweet and hot Garlic Lettuce Spinach Green beans Turnips Broccoli Fruit Apples Bananas Pears Florida Citrus such as lemons, oranges and tangerines Grapes Other fruit such as berries ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Please visit the market's website for information on the market and all the vendors.  You can sign up for a weekly email update.  http://www.farmersmarketcooperativeofeastliberty.com/ ********************************************************* The Farmers' Market Cooperative of East Liberty is located at 344 North Sheridan Ave., adjacent to the Home Depot parking lot.  The market operates year round- and is open from 5 AM until 12 noon every Saturday of the year. ----------Farmers' Market Coop of East Liberty is responsible for the content of this email.David Lagnese, 344 North Sheridan Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206Had Enough? No hard feelings. Unsubscribe now or copy and paste the following URL into your browser:http://www.farmersmarketcooperativeofeastliberty.com/mailinglist/re…

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[Highland Park] New 3-cup rice cooker
by Gordy Greenawalt 06 Apr '12

06 Apr '12

Brand new, never used. Good for small apartment or one person. Pickup in morning side. $5 Sent from my iPhone

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[Highland Park] Pirates tickets gone
by José Henríquez 05 Apr '12

05 Apr '12

Pirates tickets are gone. Thank you!

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[Highland Park] Arbor Day Paper Shred Event April 27, 2012- Market Square
by Donna Mazza 05 Apr '12

05 Apr '12

Good afternoon: On Arbor Day, Friday, April 27, 2012 in Market Square, Downtown Pittsburgh, the Pennsylvania Resources Council (PRC) is partnering with The Paper Exchange, the Pittsburgh Chapter of the Association for Records Managers & Administrators (ARMA) and the City of Pittsburgh to provide a convenient document destruction opportunity for businesses, individuals and organizations. * Time: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. * Cost: $5 box. * Items suggested for shredding include - but are not limited to - financial information (including cancelled checks), medical information (such as benefit statements), tax information, personal documents and any other clean paper. * A Paper Exchange shred truck will be on-site. * 100% of the paper shredded will be recycled. * ALSO... hard drives shredded for $10 per drive; mixed media (CDs,DVDs, floppy disks) shredded for $10 box. For more information and a printable flyer please visit PRC's Zero Waste Pittsburgh website at: http://www.zerowastepgh.org/shred/. Thank you, Donna Mazza Pennsylvania Resources Council 64 South 14th Street Pittsburgh PA 15220 412-488-7490 ext. 246 www.prc.org www.facebook.com/prc.org

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