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[Highland Park] Thomas F. Lafferty Interior Painting & Renovations
by Coll5293 30 Jan '11

30 Jan '11

Please post Thomas Lafferty Interior Painting & Renovations 412 572 4829 Call us for estimate and to start work immediately

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[Highland Park] Rotary phone repair
by Donovan 29 Jan '11

29 Jan '11

Hello - We have a rotary phone in fine condition, except that the ringer does not work. Does anyone know someone in our area who fixes old rotary phones? Thanks! Sent from my iPad

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[Highland Park] Driver position available
by Susan Robison 29 Jan '11

29 Jan '11

Dear Highland Park friends, I am very fond of this gentleman. Although his vision is impaired, he still plays the piano beautifully and is a great man. If you know anyone who would like to have a part time job and help him get around, please contact his wife. See Debra's contact info below. Thanks - Susy ++++DRIVER WANTED++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Wanted: A driver for a middle-aged man who is not able to drive himself due to low-vision. Example: Drive from our house in Point Breeze to JCC in Squirrel Hill on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at 8:30 am. Be available for other short trips--Carnegie Mellon, grocery store, pharmacy, etc., as needed. Rate: $10.00 per one-way trip. $20.00 round-trip. Must be able to provide references, valid driver's license and proof of insurance. If interested, please call or email: Debra at 412.363.9950 or debrab54(a)gmail.com

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[Highland Park] Citations related to snow and ice on sidewalks
by msranders 29 Jan '11

29 Jan '11

Thank you to all of our good neighbors who clear or arrange for someone to clear their walks in a timely fashion. Good job!! In response to the neighbor who is blaming his neighbors for turning him in for not doing what he ought to have done, or ought to have hired someone to do for him in the absence of his ability to do it himself...and by way of giving everyone a head's up....the City is writing citations this year. If you receive a citation, it is because you did not do what you were supposed to do. It is not because your neighbor is being mean to you. Perhaps if your neighbors knew you needed help, they would be neighborly and help you. Give your neighbors an opportunity to be good neighbors and ask them for help when you need it. Please reference this announcement... http://www.city.pittsburgh.pa.us/pw/assets/10-Removal-Snow-Ice.pdf

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[Highland Park] Interior Painting
by Tom Burns 29 Jan '11

29 Jan '11

Professional Interior Painter is available for homeowners or renters looking to add color to their home. 18 yrs. of experience in older homes in the Highland Park neighborhood. Last two yrs. painting in Manhattan NY.and Asbury Park NJ. Excellent color consultant and application of custom paint for your personal space. Free estimates. Call Tom Burns@: 412-616-1276 Thank You.

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[Highland Park] tanning lotion and bath & body works gift card
by Shannon Hula 29 Jan '11

29 Jan '11

--FREE: "Fake Bake" gift set (originally purchased from dermatologist): includes fake bake lotion, body polish, & skin smoothie --$50 bath & body works gift card: yours for $40 email: shannonhula(a)gmail.com

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[Highland Park] 3 bouncy seats.......
by Robert Collins 29 Jan '11

29 Jan '11

Gone......Thanks Rob -- Bryant Street Market 5901 Bryant Street Pittsburgh PA 15206 Phone: (412) 661 8720 Hours: Mon-Fri 9 AM to 7 PM Sat-Sun 9 AM to 5 PM

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[Highland Park] Community or regional band
by Heather Cramer 29 Jan '11

29 Jan '11

My husband was involved in a couple of organized musical groups when we lived in Maine - one an orchestra and another a community band - and is hoping to find something here where he can play the trombone. Does anyone know of anything like this in the area? Any information would be appreciated. Replies can be sent to him at rbcrmr(a)yahoo.com. thank you! Heather

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[Highland Park] Hoop for Haiti on Tuesday at the Union Project
by Erika Johnson 28 Jan '11

28 Jan '11

Steel City Hoop Union invites you to come to our 2nd (annual??!) "hOOp for Haiti" at the Union Project this Tuesday, February 1st, from 6:30-8:30 pm!! Haiti has just marked the one-year anniversary of the powerful earthquake that killed 250,000 people and devastated much of the country. As they continue to struggle to rebuild, we are asking that you join us in raising money for this beautiful nation. Last year we raised over $40...0 for Brother's Brother Foundation! This year's proceeds will go to FilterPure Filters (http://www.filterpurefilters.org/) an organization which creates simple, effective, and sustainable water filters-- water filters which provide clean water and can resolve the cholera outbreak. All levels, ages, and sizes are hoopin-heartily welcome to partake in this Haitian celebration! We will be hooping to some Haitian grooves! Gwen Tucker will lead us in some Zumba fun, and we'll soon have news about live musical guests! There will also be a silent auction, and John Zolko of FilterPure Filters will speak about the organization as well as demonstrate how the filter process works. Together we will also enjoy some Haitian refreshments!! We are requesting a $10 donation for those who come, of which 100% will go to FilterPure Filters; please pay what you can. *NOTE: If you have an item to donate for the silent auction, or if you would like to provide a Haitian dish for the event, please contact us(!): Stefanie Moser, spinsterhoops(a)gmail.com Erika Johnson, bluegreenchair(a)gmail.com We had such a tremendous blast last year, so don't miss it! Join us for this special Hoop Union Tuesday, brought to you by the Steel City Hoop Union with the wonderful support of the Union Project.

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[Highland Park] try a culinary 'experience' for a Valentine's Day gift!
by Dorothy Tague 28 Jan '11

28 Jan '11

Chop, WOK & Talk! is offering a Valentine's Day Dinner for you and your significant other. It will truly be an day to remember when they find out that they get to help cook their own dinner!!! The evening starts by sampling brie wrapped in phyllo dough with a bourbon raspberry topping. We then teach how to prepare a stuffed pork tenderloin, assemble asparagus bundles wrapped in prosciutto and learn the art of cooking a risotto. While the tenderloin is roasting participants will prepare their salad course of mixed greens, goat cheese, raspberries, roasted pecans, with a wonderful plum dressing. Dessert is prepared and bakes while everyone feasts on the main course. The evening is topped off with a scrumptious chocolate soufflé with nougat topping. (BYOB) Friday evening Feb. 11th from 6:30-9:30 PM/$65.00 per person........4 spots available Sunday afternoon Feb. 13th from 4:00-7:00 PM/$65.00 per person.....2 spots available Call Dorothy at 412-362-0679 to register. Classes held at 5404 Penn Ave. (3 lights past Babyland) ____________________________________________________________________________ Other classes available in February: 2/9: Greek Dinner/$60.00/6:30-9:30 PM....4 spots available Halloumi cheese appetizer with a balsamic drizzle, Mediterranean pizza, baked chicken with orzo, moussaka made with zucchini instead of eggplant, Greek panzanella salad, and galabourekos (phyllo filled with custard) for dessert 2/12: Indian Dinner/$60.00/1:00-4:00 PM....2 spots available shrimp tikka skewers with a mango chutney, chickpea chili flatbread, roasted chicken with raisins and almonds, pistachio & apricot biryani (rice casserole), tomato & date chutney, mint and cucumber riata, and kheer (rice pudding) for dessert 2/17: Moroccan Dinner/$65.00/6:30-9:310 PM...4 spots available Minted lamb and mushroom kebabs with yogurt sauce, pan fried Moroccan bread filled with lamb and ricotta cheese, salad of fennel, oranges, and pomegranates, t'faya (couscous with chicken and a raisin sauce), and keneffa for dessert (layers of phyllo with custard and fresh berries) 2/21: Fresh Pasta Class/$60.00/6:30-9:30 PM....3 spots available (all pasta made from scratch) gnocchi with a tomato butter sauce, spaghetti carbonara (eggs and pancetta), cannelloni with a tomato basil and béchamel sauce, hot sausage ravioli with a sage butter sauce, Caesar salad (from scratch), and tiramisu for dessert.

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