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[Highland Park] Free Baby Bassinet
by Lisa Collier 04 Mar '12

04 Mar '12

Free baby bassinet! In good, used shape. Kolcraft brand. The mechanical settings unit does not work. Lisa Lisamcollier(a)gmail.com

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[Highland Park] Evenflo extra-wide gates - still available!
by Mara G. Svoboda 04 Mar '12

04 Mar '12

Hi, I still have the 2 Evenflo Extra-Wide Soft Gates. $25 for one or get them both for $45. This is a great deal - a new one runs $42! These are great for wide spaces that might be hard to find a gate that fits or a doorway/hallway that you dont want to install a permanent gate. Easily adjustable to fit many different spaces around your house. See link for picture and description: http://www.child-safety-gates.com/scstore/p-1031544BB.html

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[Highland Park] Jazz Monday at Park Bruges
by Hill Jordan 04 Mar '12

04 Mar '12

> Hey Everyone, > > Thanks to everyone who joined us last month for Jazz Monday! It's always great to see friends & neighbors who keep coming back & to see all of the new faces. We had another great evening of music, food & community! > > The club menu this time is a southern style menu featuring - mussels - "low country boil" style (with andouille sausage, corn, potatoes in a old bay broth), shrimp-n-grits, bbq pulled pork sandwiches and chicken & waffles :-) > > If you stopped by last month you know Saxman Roby "Supersax" Edwards blew the roof off & he'll will be joining the band again this monday along w/ our good friend & poet Moe Seager also visiting from Paris. > > See you this monday &check out the flyer for more details! > > > > > Sent from my iPod

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[Highland Park] 10% off at the Pittsburgh Public Market
by Rachel Kudrick 03 Mar '12

03 Mar '12

Hi, neighbors! Going to the Home & Garden Show at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center this week? Be sure to stop by the Pittsburgh Public Market's table in the Bidwell Garden Display, Booth #1239. We are offering an exclusive 10% off card at the Show. Bring it in to the Market during any business hours (Fridays 10 - 4, Saturdays 9 - 5, Sundays 10 - 4) to receive 10% all merchandise available from our vendors (excluding alcohol and milk). The coupon is good through Sunday, March 11th. The Market is located between 16th & 17th Streets on Smallman in the Strip District. We are one block from Wholey's. Market merchandise includes such things as:Locally-brewed beers;Great prepared hot foods (pierogies, hot dogs, soup, Caribbean cuisine). Many of our vendors offer vegetarian and vegan selections.Baked goods;Locally-produced wines;Other food items (olive oil & tasty vinegars, organic produce, homemade jams & jellies, locally-cured meats, fresh cheeses, organic milk);Hand-made goods (jewelry, bath & body supplies, clothing, decor). Visit us on Saturdays and you'll see a few extra merchants with locally-grown produce, canned goods, salsas and fresh, pasture-raised beef. And, you know what's great? Every booth in the Market is utilized by local, small businesses. One of them, Olio Fresca, is even owned and operated by a Highland Parker. Now, I know my Highland Parkers. We like fresh foods, good products, friendly people and supporting our local economy. So get out there! Hope to see you there! Rachel Kudrick

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[Highland Park] Last Chance for Free Trees for Highland Park!
by Judith Lesso 03 Mar '12

03 Mar '12

Dear Neighbors,We are nearing the March 9th deadline for free street tree applications! If you have been thinking about requesting a tree, now is the time to get your applications in! The Highland Park Tree Tenders are once again planting sidewalk and front yard trees. For this round of applications we are asking for trees for King Ave and nearby cross streets (Bryant, Hampton, Wellesley, Avondale, Beverly and N. Negley). If you would like a free tree(s) (value of $500-$1,000) and you live on any of these streets, fill out the attached application. You can fill it out and email it back to me, put it in my mailbox or mail it. If you have questions, send me an email. Thanks to everyone who has already applied this time around! What trees do for you:1. Make your home and neighborhood beautiful2. Keep your house cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter3. Increase your property values by about 10%4. Decrease Crime5. Decrease air and water pollution6. Decrease sewer runoff 7. Calm traffic For more information on this program, go to: http://www.treepittsburgh.org/ Sincerely,Judy Lessoand the Highland Park Tree Tenders ************************************** Judy Lesso5503 Bryant St. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Email:jlesso@hotmail.com *************************************

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[Highland Park] Cookbooks and Foreman Grill for Sale
by Kate Porigow 03 Mar '12

03 Mar '12

I have a barely used Foreman Grill (or something similar, at least) for sale: $10 Also, 6 cookbooks. $15 for all, or $3 each: Gooseberry Country Quick and Easy Gooseberry Slow Cooker Gooseberry Come On Over Betty Crocker's Good and Easy Cookbook Easy Home Cooking Slow Cooker Vegetarian "3 Books in One" Apps, Main Dishes, Quick & Easy Please email if interested! -- Kate

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[Highland Park] Jazz Monday at Park Bruges
by Hill Jordan 03 Mar '12

03 Mar '12

> Hey Everyone, > > Thanks to everyone who joined us last month for Jazz Monday! It's always great to see friends & neighbors who keep coming back & to see all of the new faces. We had another great evening of music, food & community! > > The club menu this time is a southern style menu featuring - mussels - "low country boil" style (with andouille sausage, corn, potatoes in a old bay broth), shrimp-n-grits, bbq pulled pork sandwiches and chicken & waffles :-) > > If you stopped by last month you know Saxman Roby "Supersax" Edwards blew the roof off & he'll will be joining the band again this monday along w/ our good friend & poet Moe Seager also visiting from Paris. Park Bruges is located at: 5801 Bryant St. 15206 Doors open: 6:30pm Band starts: 7:39pm-10:30pm $5/cover

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[Highland Park] old books?
by Jessica Budd 03 Mar '12

03 Mar '12

Hi all, I'm getting married this May & my wedding is library-themed. I am repurposing old/damaged books into various decorations. I've been checking local libraries for damaged discards, but wondered if anyone here had any out-dated or damaged books laying around. Please let me know, I'd be glad to take them off your hands & put them to good use! Thanks,Jessica Budd412.327.5208

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[Highland Park] Shady Ave Magazine features Highland Park!
by Eric or Sue Randall 03 Mar '12

03 Mar '12

Hello neighbors - I just wanted to let you know that the Spring 2012 issue of Shady Ave magazine has dozens of pages of articles, stories and photos featuring our wonderful neighborhood. I read through all the articles yesterday and I have never been so proud of this place!!! My hat is off to the entire Shady Ave staff, especially Jennifer Bails, who wrote the feature article, and Highland Park resident Melody Farrin, who did some amazing photography work. Eric D. Randall President, Highland Park Community Council

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[Highland Park] apartment needed
by SusieSlg＠aol.com 02 Mar '12

02 Mar '12

Hi, Does anyone know of an apartment available to sublet with or without a roommate in Shadyside or Squirrel Hill. Rent budget is around $500 and the apartment is needed by mid March. It is for a 24 year old college graduate, male and very quiet and considerate. Please respond if you know of something..thanks!!

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