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[Highland Park] Dentist Recomendation
by Nathan Frink 02 Oct '10

02 Oct '10

Hi. I'm a bit of a newcomer to Pittsburgh and was wondering if anyone could recommend a good dentist in the area. I was thinking about just going to the East Liberty Family center but if anyone has a doctor that they think very highly of, it would be much more helpful. Thanks. Nathan nathan.frink(a)yahoo.com

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[Highland Park] "Deaccessioning" Sale
by Jean Thomas 02 Oct '10

02 Oct '10

In my continuing effort to downsize, I am offering 4 handcrafted ceramic pieces and a very vintage Underwood typewriter for $15 each Jean Thomas 412 661 0457 HPIM0917.JPG HPIM0919.JPG HPIM0920.JPG HPIM0921.JPG HPIM0922.JPG

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[Highland Park] roofer recommendations list
by Pmmp04 02 Oct '10

02 Oct '10

Hey all, Can someone send me along the roofer recommendations list? I have a friend in need of a roofer (small job). Thanks!

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[Highland Park] Apartment available
by Rachel McCurdy 02 Oct '10

02 Oct '10

1 bedroom loft apartment (kitchen, bath, bedroom) in owner-occupied home in Highland Park. Third floor. Wall to wall carpet. Air conditioning. Large walk-in closet. FREE laundry and home gym. The property is on a quiet one-way, one-block street. Located within walking distance of many buslines, a great neighborhood coffee shop, and the park. $575 all utilities included. Some pets are ok with a pet deposit. This is a non-smoking property. Available November 1st. Credit check required. Lease terms are flexible. Email Rachel at morenaza204(a)verizon.net for more details or to set up a showing.

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[Highland Park] Tree removal
by Darren Belajac 02 Oct '10

02 Oct '10

Hi Neighbors, does someone have the tree removal company list? I don't actually need any trees/branches removed, just a company/someone to come and throw some debris through a wood chipper. All the debris is in a pile by the curb. It's about a 15 minute job. Anyone out there with a chipper give me a call at 412.855.0049. Darren Belajac

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[Highland Park] Rose of Sharon shrubs for sale
by Ellen Huang 02 Oct '10

02 Oct '10

Lovely, hardy, Rose of Sharon shrubs for sale. Young, healthy plants around 1-2 ft tall. Flowers with large white "hybiscus-like" blossom with dark pink centers, grows vigorously, great for hedges. $2 per shrub, Bring your own pot (5707 Rippey Street), I have enough to start an entire hedge or just buy one or two for all summer color and beauty. call Nicole Carlin (412) 361-4842

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[Highland Park] Bryant Street Market----------Brunton Dairy Coming Thursday Afternoon.
by Robert Collins 02 Oct '10

02 Oct '10

Hey, As somewhat promised, Brunton's milk in the returnable glass bottle will be here Thursday afternoon. We will start with 4 Varieties, half gallons only. - whole milk @ 3.49 ea. - 2% milk @ 3.49 ea. - skim milk @ 3.49 ea. - chocolate milk @ 3.99 ea Brunton's only delivers once a week and has a 12 day shelf life, Thursday will be our normal delivery day. So plan accordingly. As we speak, the construction has just gone past the store heading towards N. Highland. I'm thinking 2 more weeks, best case scenario. I had a number of people ask about the turkeys and I will answer all questions Turkeys will be Bell and Evans all natural, cage free, hormone free birds. Pricing and sizing will be relayed at the end of the month when I get firm details. Bell and Evans products are fantastic and can be found all over the city. I will also look into turkey breasts for those just looking for something small. We will have all the staples for a tasty Thanksgiving dinner, so keep me in mind :) I will let yinz know when the prepared foods is up and running. 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] Yarns By Design: October 2010
by Tamara Hayes 01 Oct '10

01 Oct '10

Having problems viewing this message? Click here to view it on the web.<http://www.eliteemail.com/emview.cgi?c=109425&b=PA/349533&u=136965223&ticke…> We at Yarns By Design hope you are loving this time of year! The days are getting shorter and cooler so you can sit in your comfy seat, relax and work on the fiber arts that you enjoy so much. Grab your knitting needles and/or crochet hooks, stop by YBD to pick out your next project and yarn, attend one of our many Free groups, and get started on your next new project! I am excited about it all and you should be too. Please take a look at our YBD October newsletter<http://www.eliteemail.com/clicktrack.cgi?cid=109425&url=http%3A%2F%2Fybdoak…>. It is filled with a lot of great stuff. Please note our Winter Hours are in effect which begun on September 1st. [image: 2010_09_21_Flat] <http://www.eliteemail.com/clicktrack.cgi?cid=109425&url=http%3A%2F%2Fybdoak…> Over the next few months, we will be introducing on-line shopping. Please tell all of your friends about us. They can shop from the comfort of their homes, where ever that may be. Also, check out our 'Sale' page ( http://www.ybdoakmont.com/Sale.html<http://www.eliteemail.com/clicktrack.cgi?cid=109425&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.yb…>). It is filled with amazing deals that you do not want to miss! Become a YBD fan and follow us on: YBD Blog<http://www.eliteemail.com/clicktrack.cgi?cid=109425&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.yb…>, Facebook<http://www.eliteemail.com/clicktrack.cgi?cid=109425&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.fa…>, Ravelry<http://www.eliteemail.com/clicktrack.cgi?cid=109425&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ra…>, and Twitter<http://www.eliteemail.com/clicktrack.cgi?cid=109425&url=http%3A%2F%2Ftwitte…>. Please become a Fan to take advantage of seeing our most up-to-date inventory, specials and class/event schedules. Enjoy this time of year. If there is anything we can do to help, just let us know. We look forward to seeing you soon at the YBD boutique! Visit <http://www.eliteemail.com/clicktrack.cgi?cid=109425&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.yb…> www.YBDoakmont.com<http://www.eliteemail.com/clicktrack.cgi?cid=109425&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.yb…>for all of your fiber arts needs. <http://ybdoakmont.homestead.com/news-letters.html> Warmly, Yarns By Design *Forward this email to a Friend<http://www.eliteemail.com/forward.cgi?bid=PA/349533&cid=109425&sid=136965223> * *One-Click Unsubscribe<http://www.eliteemail.com/addemail.cgi?action=remove&email=hayesfamily.tama…> * This email was sent to hayesfamily.tamara(a)gmail.com, by info(a)YBDoakmont.com Update Address/Profile<http://www.eliteemail.com/addemail.cgi?action=supform&email=hayesfamily.tam…>| Unsubscribe<http://www.eliteemail.com/addemail.cgi?action=remove&email=hayesfamily.tama…>| Privacy Policy <http://www.eliteemail.com/EmailPrivacyPolicy.html> [image: Powered By EliteEmail.com] <http://www.eliteemail.com> Yarns By Design | 527 Cedar Way, Bldg 2 | Oakmont | PA | US | 15139

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[Highland Park] District 7 October Newsletter
by Thoma, Jennifer 01 Oct '10

01 Oct '10

Office of Councilman Patrick Dowd - October 2010 News and Updates <http://www.city.pittsburgh.pa.us/district7/assets/newsletters/District7 _newsletter_September_2010.pdf> City Council Public Hearing Councilman Patrick Dowd will host an informational public hearing regarding stabilizing the City pension fund next Wednesday, October 6 at 7:00pm at the Stephen Foster Community Center. Topics to be discussed include the Mayor's plan to lease the parking system and alternative solutions to the pension funding crisis. Another Public Hearing is scheduled in Council Chambers at the City-County Building, Downtown, on October 11 at 6:00pm. To register to make comments up to three minutes in length at either hearing location, please contact the City Clerk's office at 412.255.2138. City of Pittsburgh Receives Award to Hire More Police Officers U.S. Senator Bob Casey recently announced that the Department of Justice (DOJ) has awarded $3,707,925 to the City of Pittsburgh to hire 25 new police officers. The funding is available through DOJ's COPS Hiring Program (CHP). CHP funding addresses the full-time sworn officer needs of state, local and tribal law enforcement agencies nationwide. CHP grants go directly to law enforcement agencies to hire new and/or rehire career law enforcement officers in an effort to increase their community policing capacity and crime prevention efforts. CHP also provides funding for approved entry-level salaries and benefits for three years for newly-hired, full-time sworn officer positions (including filling existing unfunded vacancies) or for rehired officers who have been laid off, or are scheduled to be laid off on a future date, as a result of local budget cuts. Upcoming Events <http://www.city.pittsburgh.pa.us/district7/assets/newsletters/District7 _newsletter_September_2010.pdf> Council to Go Friday, October 15, 7:30am - 9:00am; Councilman Dowd and staff will be in Lawrenceville at Perk Me Up, 4407 Butler Street. Thursday, October 28, 6:30pm-8:00pm; Councilman Dowd and staff will be in Morningside at Morning Glory Coffeehouse, 1806 Chislett Street. Community Events 2010 East Liberty History Festival - Saturday, October 2, 10am-6pm - Parking lot behind Eastminster Church, North Highland Avenue at Penn Circle North. More information at the East Liberty Post <http://eastlibertypost.com/> . Grand Opening of the Red Theater, a brand new live music venue in Polish Hill - Saturday, October 16, 6pm - 3028 Brereton Street. More information at the Blogski <http://blogski.phcapgh.org/> . 2010 RADical Days, Get Culture for Free! - Continuing throughout the month of October - various locations. More information at the Allegheny Regional Asset District <http://www.radworkshere.org/interior.php?pageID=52> . Trick or Treating for Halloween in the City of Pittsburgh will happen on Sunday, October 31. Time yet to be announced as of creation of this newsletter. Did You Know? Why are pumpkins a Halloween tradition? <http://images.meredith.com/bhg/images/08/p_carvedpumpkins.jpg> Using pumpkins as lanterns at Halloween is based on an ancient Celtic custom brought to America by Irish immigrants. All Hallows' Eve on October 31 marked the end of the old Celtic calendar year. On that night, hollowed-out gourds with candles inside were placed on windowsills to welcome home spirits of deceased ancestors and to ward off evil spirits, including a restless soul named "Stingy Jack." Corny Candy Facts * Each year 2 billion dollars is spent on Halloween candy. Now that's a lot of candy -- and cavities! * More than 35 million pounds of candy corn will be produced this year. That equates to nearly 9 billion pieces -- enough to circle the moon nearly four times if laid end-to-end. * What's the most popular Halloween candy? Snickers tops the list for trick-or-treaters. * Tootsie Rolls were the first wrapped penny candy in America. * Did you know that chocolate is better for your child's teeth than hard candy? Chocolate rinses more easily from the mouth by saliva, leaving it in contact with teeth for a shorter time. Chocolate also contains tannins, which inhibit the action of cavity-causing bacteria. Finally, a good excuse to indulge! For more fun and freaky facts, you can visit Parents.com <http://www.parents.com/holiday/halloween/traditions/fun-and-freaky-hall oween-facts/> . To unsubscribe from Council District 7 updates, please notify Jennifer Thoma at jennifer.thoma(a)city.pittsburgh.pa.us and you or your organization will be removed from our contact list. --- JENNIFER THOMA | Administrative and Communications Director Office of Councilman Patrick Dowd | Pittsburgh City Council District 7 City-County Building, Rm. 510 | 414 Grant Street | Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Tel 412.255.2140 | Fax 412.255.2419 jennifer.thoma(a)city.pittsburgh.pa.us <mailto:elaine.zelmanov@city.pittsburgh.pa.us> District 7 Schedule of Events Google Calendar <http://www.city.pittsburgh.pa.us/district7/> | <http://www.city.pittsburgh.pa.us/district7/assets/2008-Newsletter.pdf> 2010 Annual Report <http://www.city.pittsburgh.pa.us/district7/assets/2010-Newsletter.pdf> [pdf]

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[Highland Park] fence-installer recommendations?
by Nancy Eligator 01 Oct '10

01 Oct '10

Howdy neighbors, We are looking for someone to fence in our back yard. It's not a big job, but we've gotten a pricey estimate from Allegheny fence. We are wondering if there might be another fencing outfit or carpenter out there who might be more reasonable. Any suggestions? Thank you, Nancy Eligator nelig(a)aol.com

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