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Re: [Highland Park] Delivery & Take-Out results
by David Betts 18 Mar '07

18 Mar '07

Don't forget Wheel Deliver! They are at www.wheeldeliver.net and have a better selection, in my opinion, of restaurants to order from. Unfortunately, I can say that we order from there a lot. :) David -- David Betts 5656 Callowhill Street Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Home: 412-661-5061 Mobile: 412-860-6336 ----- Original Message ---- From: msranders <msranders(a)yahoo.com> To: neighborhood(a)highlandpark.pgh.pa.us Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 5:11:37 PM Subject: [Highland Park] Delivery & Take-Out results Hi Neighbors! Thanks for all the great suggestions. Here's a list of what we've got nearby, according to the neighborhood: (additionally, someone suggested looking in the Pennysaver for local delivery and take-out ads/coupons) DELIVERY China Palace Chinese Shadyside Peppis hoagies, fries Bryant Street, Highland Park Pizza Perfecta pizza, hoagies, pasta North Highland Avenue, Shadyside Eddies Pizza Haus pizza, hoagies Morningside Peoples Indian Indian Garfield New Oriental Wok Chinese Lawrenceville China Lin Chinese Lawrenceville Meals Delivered delivery service http://www.mealsdelivered.net/ TAKE-OUT Jimmy Tsangs Chinese Shadyside Angelos pizza Bloomfield Six & Slice pizza and six-packs (Im guessing) Bryant Street, Highland Park Pizzaburgh (formerly Terra Villa) pizza Bryant Street, Highland Park Damicos pizza Bloomfield Thai Gourmet Thai Liberty Avenue, Bloomfield Urban Fusion Café, Union Project American Stanton Avenue & Negley Avenue , Highland Park Mannos hoagies, pizza Mellon Street, Highland Park Highland Park Deli deli Highland Park FARTHER AWAY... Zaws Chinese Squirrel Hill Union Grill American Oakland TAKE-OUT GROCERY Whole Foods Giant Eagle Market District Never Miss an Email Stay connected with Yahoo! Mail on your mobile. Get started! -- <http://www.highlandpark.pgh.pa.us/mailman/listinfo/neighborhood>

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[Highland Park] Handyman and Painter available for hire
by Carbine, Cynthia 16 Mar '07

16 Mar '07

Fellow Highlanders, I have a friend I have known for 10 years through my church and our children's friendship. I have used Bob's painting services and was very pleased with his work. He is extremely reliable, trustworthy and competent. He is experienced with indoor and outdoor painting and handyman-type work. Bob asked me if I would broadcast this to our group...... C Carbine Jackson Street So here it is: Painter/Finish Carpenter/Handyman Exterior/interior painter with 8 years experience with finish carpentry skills. Handyman skills and experience as well. References are available and estimates are free. Call Bob at 412 613-8233.

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[Highland Park] May Planting Day Details
by Dana Thomas 15 Mar '07

15 Mar '07

Hello, All. For those of you who can make it, the date for the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy Garden (at the end of the Highland Park Bridge) has been set. I know it is an awkward place to park/get to, but, because of that, we need committed volunteers who are willing to make the trek! Biking would probably be the easiest way if that is an option. Please arrive at the garden at 10 AM on SATURDAY, MAY 19th. Feel free to email or call me if you have further questions. No need to bring anything. THANK YOU!!!!!! Dana 2006 Honor Society Member (Top 15% of Sales Professionals/Teams in the International Prudential Real Estate Network) Dana Thomas, E-Certified, Prudential Preferred Realty 5801 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15217 Fax: 412-521-4854 Easy/Anytime Wireless Contact: 412-720-0907 <mailto:danathomas.prudentialpreferred@yahoo.com> danathomas.prudentialpreferred(a)yahoo.com Please Visit My Useful City/Real Estate Website: www.CityLifePittsburgh.com

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[Highland Park] 4 bedroom house in HP, furnished, available June/July
by Kathleen Newman 15 Mar '07

15 Mar '07

> Dear Neighbors: > > My husband and I are relocating to Nashville for one year, and we're leaving > in early-to-late June (flexible). If you know of anyone who needs one year > of furnished housing in Pittsburgh, could you pass this information on to > them? > > 4 bedroom home, all or partially furnished (we're flexible). Available June > 1 2007 to June 30 2008. Fenced back yard, small but pleasant kitchen, large > living room, cozy entry-way/dining room, second floor has 1 large bedroom and > 2 smaller bedrooms, master bath, finished attic with tub/toilet, basement > bathroom with vanity/shower/toilet. Nice front porch. > Dogs negotiable, but no cats please. Please contact Kathy Newman at > knewman4(a)gmail.com. > > Thanks!

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[Highland Park] Free piano
by Marcie McGuire 15 Mar '07

15 Mar '07

Large (old) upright piano, with piano bench, FREE to a good home. Good condition. Needs tuned and a some keys repaired. You haul or we can provide you with the name of a piano mover. Email if you're interested and we'll work out the details. Marcie McGuire

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[Highland Park] Edible Schoolyard Open house this Thursday
by Shelly Danko+Day 13 Mar '07

13 Mar '07

The Dilworth Design Team has been working hard over the past 6 weeks to create a beautiful garden design utilizing as many ideas as possible from January's Design Charette and we are ready to show it off! *Join us* *Edible Schoolyard Open House* *Thursday March 15th* *5-6pm* *Dilworth school room 104* 6200 Stanton Avenue, Highland Park We will showcase the neighborhood and ask for input for future growth for our garden! -- Shelly Danko+Day Program Coordinator The Edible Schoolyard Office: (412) 473-2758 Mobile: (412) 478-7435

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[Highland Park] Daylight Savings Time starts early this year--tomorrow
by Bob Staresinic 10 Mar '07

10 Mar '07

Hello Neighbors Daylight Savings Time has been moved up 3 weeks and is starting tomorrow. It used to be the first Sunday in April. Be sure to set your clocks forward an hour so you are not late for anything. I guess that means the sun will still be shining when I get done with work starting Monday. Spring is almost here! Bob

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[Highland Park] Kentucky Avenue Open House
by Caroline Harris 09 Mar '07

09 Mar '07

To All, Kentucky Avenue School is having an open house for its lower school on Thursday, March 15th. The evening is designed for parents to become better acquainted with the unique learning experiences offered at Kentucky Avenue School. For further information you can call or email the school: 412-361-5332 kentuckyavenueschool(a)yahoo.com. You can also email me for more information, I am the parent of two boys who attend the school. The website is kentuckyavenueschool.org. This is a wonderful small private school in Shadyside that goes from K- 8th grade. Best regards, Caroline

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[Highland Park] Highland Park web site
by Rudolph T. Maceyko 09 Mar '07

09 Mar '07

It's time again to look at options for how to run and manage the Highland Park web site: <http://www.highlandparkpa.com/> If you are interested in suggesting software to use(*) and/or are interested in helping run the site and/or contribute content, please let me know! Thanks, -Rudy * - we've been using CivicSpace since 2005 but it has since changed a lot and is no longer a simple free download & install.

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[Highland Park] [Update.unionproject] New Listings, Clay Classes, Margaritas in March, Volunteer Day
by Katrina Struloeff 08 Mar '07

08 Mar '07

This update is also available online at www.unionproject.org/about_us/news UNION PROJECT LISTINGS This week we are proud to offer a new opportunity for friends of the Union Project. To help everyone stay up to date with all the events happening at the Union Project, we will be sending a weekly email blast highlighting upcoming events planned and hosted by renters at the Union Project. Please note that these listings include events held at the Union Project, not those endorsed or sponsored by the Union Project. To join this list, click http://unionproject.mennonite.net/mailman/listinfo/ listings.unionproject. If you join this list, please add listings(a)unionproject.org to your address books or safe lists so that these messages are not redirected into your Spam folder. SIGN UP NOW FOR MARCH CLAY CLASSES Union Project will again be offering a Monday evening open studio and a Thursday evening beginning wheel throwing class. Classes begin at the end of March. All class fees include clay and glaze materials. Students enrolled in classes will have the opportunity to utilize the Union Project's new gas reduction kiln. For more information on clay classes visit www.unionproject.org/Ceramics or email clay(a)unionproject.org. MARGARITAS IN MARCH Join UP March 23rd 7-10pm, to highlight Pittsburgh’s connection with the Latin American cultures and its historical roots in glass arts and production, this happy hour will feature both a live mariachi band and hand crafted glasswork. In participation with Pittsburgh Celebrates Glass! 2007 and in partnership with Global Beats and Pittsburgh’s Latin American Cultural Union, and in honor of Mexico’s heroic Benito Juarez, Miguel Latino Moods, Pittsburgh’s signature mariachi band will fill Union Project’s Great Hall with energetic music. Attendees enjoy hand-blended margaritas and networking throughout the evening for $5. Local handmade margarita glasses will be on display and available for purchase. UNION PROJECT VOLUNTEER DAY – MARCH 24 The Union Project welcomes volunteers from 9am-3pm to contribute to a number of landscaping, maintenance, and construction projects. Individuals and groups are both welcome. In addition to novice volunteers, we're looking for a couple of skilled volunteers to take the lead as project coordinators. Landscapers and others with experience in gardening and grounds maintenance -- please call Mel at 412-363-4550 ext. 21. Unskilled volunteers and others interested in helping with these projects should email volunteer(a)unionproject.org. CERAMICS COOPERATIVE STUDIO Union Project has a ceramics cooperative. Several levels of membership are available based on your skill, need, and budget. We have a fully equipped clay studio with high and low fire kilns, electric potters wheels, extruders and slab rollers, and our coop was recently featured in Ceramics Monthly. Kilns are available for rent if you’re only interested in firing work made off site. Information about our clay studio, ceramics classes, and production pottery is available by contacting Justin(a)unionproject.org, calling 412-363-4550 ext. 22. or visiting www.unionproject.org/ceramics CALL FOR PGH GLASS ARTISTS The Union Project is seeking artists working in glass and glassware to participate in Margaritas in March (March 23, 2007) and in conjunction with Pittsburgh Celebrates Glass 2007. Pittsburgh Celebrates Glass 2007 is a city-wide celebration of glass and glass art. For its part in Pittsburgh Celebrates Glass 2007, the Union Project is planning to host several events involving and celebrating glass art. Margaritas in March will involve the sale of handmade glasses, margarita tasting and music. Artists will recover 70% of the revenues from the sale of these classes. The remaining 30% of the sales will go the Union Project to help recover the cost of the events and to contribute to the organization’s operational costs. For additional information contact Hilary at hilary(a)unionproject.org or call 412-363-4550 ext 26. The Union Project does not necessarily endorse the views of organizations and individuals that rent space at Union Project. You can donate to Union Project online by clicking here. Union Project is located at the corner of Negley and Stanton Avenues in the east end of Pittsburgh. Call 412-363-4550 or check out www.unionproject.org for more information. _______________________________________________ update mailing list update(a)unionproject.org http://unionproject.mennonite.net/mailman/listinfo/update.unionproject

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