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[Highland Park] Britax Marathon Carseat for sale
by Rick 04 Jun '10

04 Jun '10

Toddler to youngster car seat with denim cover; and has new floral cover as well. In good shape. $100 obo

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[Highland Park] Waffle Shop's Conflict Kitchen now open 7 days a week
by jon rubin 04 Jun '10

04 Jun '10

Conflict Kitchen is a take-out restaurant that only serves cuisine from countries that the United States is in conflict with. The food is served out of a take-out style storefront, which will rotate identities every 4 months to highlight another country. Each Conflict Kitchen iteration will be augmented by events, performances, and discussion about the the culture, politics, and issues at stake with each county we focus on. Kubideh Kitchen is an Iranian take-out restaurant that serves kubideh in freshly baked barbari bread with onion, mint, and basil. Developed in collaboration with members of the Pittsburgh Iranian community, the sandwich is packaged in a custom-designed wrapper that includes interviews with Iranians both in Pittsburgh and Iran on subjects ranging from Iranian food and poetry to the current political turmoil. Conflict Kitchen is next to the Waffle Shop at Baum and Highland in East Liberty. We are open everyday for lunch from 11am-2pm and late friday and saturday nights from 11pm-3am. more info at http://www.conflictkitchen.org

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[Highland Park] Festival and Yard Sale Sunday!
by Kelly Vitti 03 Jun '10

03 Jun '10

If you're not already signed up to sell, be sure to come out in search of yard sale treasures Sunday morning starting at 9:00 a.m. Over 120 homes have signed up! Starting at noon on Sunday through 6:00 pm is the Bryant Street Festival. Live music and vocal performances, artists, children's activities, local food vendors and much, much more! It will be a great day to celebrate Highland Park with your friends and neighbors. A special thanks goes out to Tambellini's and Tazza Doro. Without their support, the festival would not have been possible this year.

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[Highland Park] Clay chimneys .
by fmrossi7672＠juno.com 03 Jun '10

03 Jun '10

Clay chimneys for old type gas fireplaces.heaters. We have 35 good ones and 8 broken in half. Make offer. They are impossible to locate as we searched everywhere. ____________________________________________________________ Get Free Email with Video Mail & Video Chat! http://www.juno.com/freeemail?refcd=JUTAGOUT1FREM0210

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[Highland Park] need grass cut
by Dawn Zachow 03 Jun '10

03 Jun '10

Looking for someone to cut my grass ASAP. Front and back. 5506 Bryant Street. Please Call 412.432.9986 -- dawn m. zachow, msw write on! llc program design/proposal development/grant writing 412.432.9986 412.202.3384 (fax) Every 35 minutes a woman tests positive for HIV in the U.S. (CDC 2010). Please consider the environment before printing this email

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[Highland Park] Looking for a Bike - and recommendations of places to practice/learn to ride.
by Julie Costa-Malcolm 03 Jun '10

03 Jun '10

Hi Neighbors - I am an extreme novice at riding a bike (I've only been on a bike a handful of times in my life) and am looking for a used bike. Both of my sons got bicycles for Easter last year (!) and have so far had very little opportunity to ride (or learn to ride) them, because neither I nor my husband has a bike of our own, and I don't know of many places I can take them to practice. I'd like to be able to get out and ride with them so we can all learn together, but buying a new bike is not in the cards for me right now. So I'm wondering if any of my wonderful neighbors has a used bike that's collecting dust and looking for a new owner. The more basic, the better, and I don't care what it looks like, as long as it's in working condition. I can pay for it, but not much (no more than maybe $25-$30). Also, recommendations of good places to ride where we won't have to contend with many cars or steep hills would be much appreciated. Thanks! Julie Costa-Malcolm Wellesley Avenue

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[Highland Park] Need recommendation for window repairs
by Jamie Contis 03 Jun '10

03 Jun '10

Anyone have recommendations for someone who can repair double hung windows in an old Highland Park home? We have broken ropes on the bottom sashes and some upper sashes that are either painted shut or do not say up. Thanks in advance for the help. Jamie

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[Highland Park] wanted loveseat
by Edith Bell 03 Jun '10

03 Jun '10

My daughter is looking or a loveseat /settee. Does any body have such for sale? Edith 412-661-1749

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[Highland Park] Summer youth and family arts opportunities
by Union Project Studio 03 Jun '10

03 Jun '10

Hello Neighbors, Union Project is offering some wonderful arts opportunities for families, kids, and adults of all experience levels. We hope you will come spend some time with us this summer and create beautiful artworks to bring into your home! Here's just a snapshot of our summer offerings. Visit our website <http://www.unionproject.org>for the full listing. Registration <http://unionproject.org/Ceramics/Ceramic_Classes#camp>is also quick and simple on our website. Also, feel free to call with any questions or to register: 412-363-4550 ex22 *Re:create Arts Camp* A collaboration between Creative Reuse Pittsburgh and Union Project, this week-long art camp is filled with earth-friendly, hands-on projects including recycled glass mosaics, salvaged art sculpture, and ceramics. Your kids will be encouraged to rethink the value of mud, scraps, and trash to make beautiful artworks. So, sign your kids up for a fun opportunity to get their hands dirty and creative juices flowing. Monday-Friday, June 21-25, 9am-12pm Monday-Friday, July 19-23, 1pm-4pm Ages 8-12 *Family Mosaic Art Camp* Work together as a family to create a mosaic window for your home! Using salvaged stained glass and reused windows, you will transform broken scraps into a colorful, collaborative work of art. We'll make individual sun catchers, draw out designs, listen to our favorite music, and create! A wonderful way to spend time together and meet other families in the neighborhood. Monday-Friday, Aug 16-20, 9am-12pm All Ages *Young Women's Ceramics Camp * For this ten day camp, the young women will develop their skills on the potter's wheel together in a welcoming, community art space. This class is designed for all experience levels and instruction will begin with the basics: centering, making small pots, trimming, and glazing techniques. By creating ceramic artwork everyday during the camp, the students will be encouraged to develop self-confidence and excitement through their progress, invest in relationships with peers and neighbors, and take ome their handmade pots at the end. Will be great fun! 10 Days, Aug 2-6 & 9-13, 1-4pm Ages 13-16 *Family Ceramics Class * Come explore your creative side with your children. In this class, parents and children will get their hands dirty together while learning some basic ceramic techniques. Students will learn hand-building and the potter's wheel, as well as decorating and glazing techniques to create fun and functional pots for your home.\ 8 Wednesdays, June 16-Aug 4, 6:30-8:30pm Ages 8 and up *Father's Day Clay Workshop* *Join us at Union Project for some Father's Day mug-making fun! The whole family is welcome and no experience is necessary. Bring Dad, or leave him home and make him a gift. We'll create functional ceramic mugs, incorporate texture, attach handles, and add some color. * Come because you like spending time with your family, you've never been inside Union Project's ceramics studio, you love trying new things, we want to meet you, and of course because Dad needs a new favorite coffee cup made by YOU! Saturday, June 19, 10-11am -- Arts Liaison Union Project 801 N. Negley Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412.363.4550 ext 22

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[Highland Park] No grass mowing on Jackson St. HP Entrance
by Daniel Friedman 03 Jun '10

03 Jun '10

If you are one of the many people who use the "seven bumps" hillside (with or without a dog) on the east side of Jackson Street at the Jackson entrance to the park, you will notice that there has been no grass gutting so far this year. I have talked to the maintenance crew to no avail, and I have called the Mayor's Service's line (311 or 412-255-2621). The area will soon be unusable. The more people who complain the better. (Or so I like to think). Please call, and if you see a maintenance person, ask "what's the story?" and put in your request. Thanks. - Dan Friedman

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