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[Highland Park] Chain Saw or Pole Saw
by Darren Belajac 20 Sep '10

20 Sep '10

Does anyone have a chain saw or pole/extension saw that I could borrow? Ideally, a pole/extension chain saw is out there somewhere. I have some trees to prune. I do have experience in using such tools and will take excellent care of them.

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[Highland Park] youth guitar
by Erin sellner 20 Sep '10

20 Sep '10

Hi Neighbors, My 9 year old daughter is beginning guitar lessons. I am wondering if any of you have a youth size guitar your child is no longer using that you would be willing to part with . Thanks Erin Sellner

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[Highland Park] Thai Massage?
by Kate Porigow 20 Sep '10

20 Sep '10

I've been trying to find a place in Pittsburgh to get a Thai massage, but haven't had any luck! Does anyone know any Thai massage practitioners in Pittsburgh??? Thanks! -- Kate

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[Highland Park] Free Upright Piano
by Scott L. Parsons 20 Sep '10

20 Sep '10

I am moving and have a piano to give away to a good home. It is a lovely upright piano made by Gordon and Sons. I am located at the bottom of the hill by Dilworth Elementary. -Scott

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[Highland Park] Private and Small Group Yoga Sessions available!
by Cherilyn C. Zaretsky 20 Sep '10

20 Sep '10

Dear Highland Park Neighbors, I am a former professional dancer and experienced yoga teacher who recently relocated from New York City to Highland Park. I have studied and taught many styles of yoga and received my certification with world renowned yogi Sri Dharma Mittra in New York City. My classes will be tailored to your specific needs in order to deepen your practice and bring awareness and light to your life! Please feel free to email me for more information and rates. I hold private and small group classes in my home and lovely studio space and will also travel to clients' homes throughout the Pittsburgh area. I look forward to meeting you! Om Shanti, Shanti, Shanti, Cherilyn Zaretsky cherilyncz(a)gmail.com

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[Highland Park] hush puppy women's size 7 shoes for sale
by JOAN SOULLIERE 20 Sep '10

20 Sep '10

Dear Neighbors, I have a pair of red absolutely new never used Hush Puppies for sale. My daughter's feet grew 2 sizes from May to August and these shoes are too tight for her. I'm asking $20. They were $70 originally. I have more shoes she has worn once or twice before the amazing growth spurt. Those include a pair of very cool peace sign Keds, size 6.5, and a pair of Teva Dozers, size 7. I'll send photos of those upon inquiry. Please let me know if you are interested in the Hush Puppies. Joan Soulliere Farragut Street 100_0462 100_0463 100_0465

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[Highland Park] UPCOMING 'DEATH BY CHOCOLATE' & VIETNAMESE COOKING CLASS
by Dorothy Tague 20 Sep '10

20 Sep '10

classes are held at: CHOP, WOK & Talk! Cooking School 5404 Penn Ave. (intersection of Penn & South Aiken Pgh., PA 15206 412-362-0679 www.chopwoktalk.com<http://www.chopwoktalk.com/> 9/29 Wednesday Evening 6:30-9:30 PM.....'hands-on' class....you will make & eat 6 dishes/$60.00 Hershey's famous rib recipe white chocolate mashed potatoes green salad with cocoa nibs and a citrus vinaigrette white chocolate tiramisu trifle with spiced pears fudge ripple turtle brownies chocolate hazelnut crinkle cookies chocolate bombs (you will have dinner and then make some decadent chocolate goodies to take home--bring containers) 10/1 Friday Evening 6:30-9:30 PM.....'hands-on' class....you will make & eat 6 dishes/$60.00 Vietnamese fajitas Meatballs in lettuce cups with a peanut sauce Chicken pho (Vietnamese rice noodle soup with sprouts, herbs, & chilies stir fry of shrimp, pineapple & cashews served over jasmine rice lemongrass beef salad chocolate coffee tart with ice cream Vietnamese coffee Call Dorothy at 412-362-0679 for more information or to register for class

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[Highland Park] free vacuum cleaner (sweeper) bags
by Joan Soulliere 20 Sep '10

20 Sep '10

I went out and bought all the wrong bags! C-5 for Kenmore almost all 2600 series vacs. and Panasonic MC-V9600 Series canisters (3 bags) T Eureka fits model 970 and 980 series canisters (3 bags) These are the Arm and Hammer Odlor Eliminating Vacuum Bags Please let me know if you'd like them and I'll put them out for you to pick up. Joan Soulliere Farragut Street

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[Highland Park] East Liberty History Festival
by Al Mann 19 Sep '10

19 Sep '10

On Saturday October 2, from10 am - 6 pm, the East End/East Liberty Historical Society in cooperation with the East Liberty Quarter Chamber of Commerce and East Liberty Development Incorporated will conduct its first History Festival in the parking lot behind Eastminster Presbyterian Church, North Highland Avenue at Penn Circle North (across Penn Circle from Home Depot). The festival will showcase the unique history of the East Liberty Valley, with presentations and displays that highlight historic businesses, architecturally rich neighborhoods, churches and other institutions. The festival will cover four distinct historical time periods, including East Liberty's role from the 1750s, the Revolutionary War period through the Civil War, the Industrial Revolution, and the boom years - 1890s to 1940s. Included will be historic re-enactments and demonstrations of early industrial processes such as blast furnace operation, glass working, iron forging, and aluminum casting, as well as pioneering crafts such as canoe building. Musicians and dancers representing various ethnic and cultural backgrounds will perform, and there will be bus tours of some of the prime historical sites in the area. Free parking will be available at the Home Depot parking lot. Admission to the festival is free. The East End/East Liberty Historical Society is a non-profit 501(c) (3) organization, founded in 2002. Its mission is to preserve the unique history of the area and to work toward continued improvement in its quality of life. A major accomplishment for the Society was the publication of a 128-page book entitled Pittsburgh's East Liberty Valley, Arcadia Publishing, 2008. The book is in its third printing. It emphasizes the diversity of the community and features schools, churches and other institutions, magnificent homes, and notable individuals who lived and worked in the area. The Society publishes quarterly bulletins reflecting its continuing historical research. The Society is an Affiliate of the Senator John Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh. For further information contact: Al Mann, President, 412-661-5947, alfred.mann(a)verizon.net.

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[Highland Park] East End/East Liberty Historical Society
by Al Mann 19 Sep '10

19 Sep '10

The regular $20 annual membership rate for the Society has been reduced to $10 for the balance of 2010. The Society publishes quarterly bulletins, called Bit-Of-History, that are sent to members to expand and enhance knowledge of our fascinating East End community. Our latest bulletin, entitled Edward Bigelow and his Neighborhood, tells the story of the Father of the Pittsburgh City Parks and his mansion, one of the great historic homes in our neighborhood. If you join now you will receive this bulletin plus the two remaining ones for this year. Checks should be made out to East End/East Liberty Historical Society and sent to me at 1251 Sheridan Ave, Pittsburgh PA 15206. If you enclose a note with your address, phone number, and email address it will help us keep in touch with you. Questions? Contact me at alfred.mann(a)verizon.net or 412-661-5947. Al Mann

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