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[Highland Park] Christmas computer needs
by jeffdumm＠comcast.net 26 Nov '06

26 Nov '06

Need to decide on a computer for a Christmas present? Do you plan on upgrading to a new computer and want to give your existing computer to someone and need help? Is your present computer acting up? Do you have ANY sort of computer problem? Call Jeff at Home PC Services! There are satisfied customers throughout Highland Park and throughout Pittsburgh for over 22 years! I will answer general questions over the phone for no charge and have reasonable rates. 412 773 2957

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[Highland Park] Insulation contractor, tree re-locator
by Sue Gaetano 25 Nov '06

25 Nov '06

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[Highland Park] private space for female student with autism
by Denise Lohr 25 Nov '06

25 Nov '06

Hi, I am looking for a third floor, carriage house or efficiency apartment for my 20 year old daughter who attends CCAC and has high functioning autism. She is not able to work at a traditional job so funds are somewhat limited. She could provide pet care for a dog since she helps me in my business, or keep an older person company since she is home most of the time. She is very quiet and a non-smoker. If anyone knows of a situation that might work for us please email or call me. Thank you. -- Denise Pet One Pet Sitting and Dog Walking 412-956-0787 www.pet1pgh.com

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[Highland Park] shooting victim
by LeeAnn Wagner Cica 23 Nov '06

23 Nov '06

Does anyone know the identify of the teen wounded in the shooting on Jackson? There was an article in the paper. We know so many young people in the neighborhood and just wanted to check it out. thanks LeeAnn Cica

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[Highland Park] [Update.unionproject] Tickets to Unwrapped, Xmas Tree Sale, Book Release party
by Justin Rothshank 21 Nov '06

21 Nov '06

This email update can also be read on our website BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE FOR “UNHEARD. UNCOMMON.” UnWrapped 2006 Holiday Season, “A celebration of art, sound and community begins on December 2nd at 7pm with a kick-off event featuring the Pentecostal Temple Mass Choir, the Oriental Star Dancers, El Coro Latino Americano and the First United Methodist Church of Pittsburgh Bell Choir and a live auction. UnWrapped 2006 Holiday Season, “A celebration of art, sound and community begins on December 2nd at 7pm with a kick-off event featuring the Pentecostal Temple Mass Choir, the Oriental Star Dancers, El Coro Latino Americano and the First United Methodist Church of Pittsburgh Bell Choir and a live auction. Go to www.unionproject.org and click on the link in the clouds to purchase your tickets and to get more information. X-MAS TREE SALE BEGINS NOV. 27TH Fraiser Fir, Canaan Fir, Concolor Fir, Scotch Pine and Table-Top Trees will be on sale at the Union Project’s Annual X-Mas Tree Sale will begin Nov. 27th and run until Dec. 23rd. Trees prices will begin at $20. Trees, wreaths and stands will be on sale weekdays 4pm-9pm, Saturdays 10am-9pm and Sundays 12pm-9pm. For more information check out the website http://unionproject.org/About_Us/events/christmas_tree_sale. Book Release Party Local illustrator Brooke Rothshank will be celebrating the release of her first children's book, Cups Held Out, at the Union Project on Friday, December 1, 2006 from 6-9 pm. Come to the Union Project to meet the illustrator and the hear music by Trent Wagler and the Steel Wheels and by Keith Hershberger. Both musicians will also be celebrating new album releases. This event is free and open to the public. More information can be found at www.unionproject.org/About_Us/events or by emailing info(a)unionproject.org. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR XMAS SALE The Union Project is in need of volunteers to help with our annual X-mas tree fundraiser. Volunteer as an individual, friends, family, or business. Shifts begin Nov. 27th. Mon-Thurs: 4:45pm-9:15pm Fridays: 4:45pm-9:15pm Saturday: 10:45am-12pm, 12pm-3pm, 3pm-6pm, and 6pm-9pm Sunday: 10:45am-3pm, 3pm-6pm, and 6pm-9pm BE SURE TO KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE MAIL! A special letter asking for your help is on its way to your mailbox from the Union Project. CAFÉ HOLIDAY SPECIAL AND HOLIDAY HOURS Union Station café will be offering delicious homemade pumpkin roll this holiday season. These handmade cream cheese filled holiday favorites are available at $12 a roll or $2 a slice. Stop in and try some! Would you like a pumpkin roll for your holiday event? To pre-order them, please contact Olga at olga(a)unionproject.org with a 5 day notice. Union Station will be Closed this week on Thursday and Friday and will reopen on Saturday from 9am to 9pm. Beginning this Sunday, November 26 Union Station will be OPEN on Sundays! Sunday Holiday hours thru December 23 are 12 Noon to 9 pm. ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY CATERING NOW! Space rental and catering are still available for holiday gatherings. Contact Mel at mel(a)unionproject.org for space availability. Catering staffing and delivery is also able for your holiday house party. Contact Olga at olga(a)unionproject.org to reserve catering service. Customized menus are available on request. Click here, http://unionproject.org/CAFE/MENU, to browse all of our delicious, new hors d'oeuvre choices! ANNOUNCING GLASS ACTION & CALL FOR APPRENTICES Glass Action is a stained glass restoration social enterprise that will employ low-income individuals in the art of stained glass restoration. We will target historic structures in need of stained glass restoration that may not be able to afford going-rate restoration and contract with them on an application-based sliding scale. Glass Action will promote historic preservation, community and economic development and job creation and training. We are issuing a call for applications from ex-offenders who are interested in FT employment with benefits. Prospective employees must have demonstrated a commitment to recovery, employment and teamwork. No skills in stained glass restoration are required, though people who are good with their hands and able to learn new skills in manual labor are preferred. Please send resumes, references and cover letters to: Glass Action, 801 N. Negley Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15206, Fax: 412.363.1216, MLK COMMITTEE The Union Project is preparing their annual M.L.K, Jr. event and are looking for community individuals to serve on the planning committee. If you are interested in participating please email Hilary at hilary(a)unionproject.org. RECENT EMAIL PROBLEMS Over the last few weeks we have been trying some new elements in our weekly email updates. It’s taken some time to work out the bugs. We apologize for any problems or quirks that you experienced in these last emails. Everything is all workout and the emails should be problem free. EVENT CALENDAR Union Project now has an event calendar that updates in real time. Follow this http://www.unionproject.org/About_Us/Events/Event_Calendar to learn what is happening at the Union Project building. 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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[Highland Park] WARNING park thieves!!
by flamingoblue 17 Nov '06

17 Nov '06

Another warning, My friend had parked her car at he the park reservoir to take a long walk. She put her purse in the trunk along with a days worth of returns with receipts to several Monroeville stores. After her walk, she drove to Monroeville and at her first stop, she opened her trunk to get her purse and stuff, and the trunk was empty!!! Thieves had broken in, and there were no signs of forceable entry!!! The thieves had time to charge groceries and gas, locally. She was told by a policeman that the thieves hide in the woods watching for walkers who place their valuables in the trunks of their vehicles. No one seems to know how they are opening the trunks. The few packages in the back seat were not disturbed. Beware!!! Marty Harkins

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[Highland Park] Windshield replacement recommendations
by Laura Schaefer 17 Nov '06

17 Nov '06

Does anyone have a recommendation for a (preferably local) garage that can replace a car windshield? Thanks! Laura Schaefer

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[Highland Park] Anniversary celebration for Abyssinia
by martha＠abyssinia-art.com 16 Nov '06

16 Nov '06

Hello neighbors, Abyssinia is celebrating its first anniversary in business and would like to invite you to receptions being held in sincere appreciation of your support and encouragement. Thursday Nov 16th and Friday Nov 17th from 6:00-11:00p.m. Live performances by Calvin Stemly and Keith Flowers on Thursday and Darryl Cann and Joy Ike on Friday at Abyssinia LLC Gallery of Art, Gifts and Home Accents specializing in imported authentic African art at 6010 Penn Circle South Pittsburgh PA 15206 for more info call412-365-0663 or visit our website at www.abyssinia-art.com Thank you for all your support during this past year and I hope to see you there. Martha Vasser

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[Highland Park] Volunteers needed at the Union Project!
by Katrina Struloeff 16 Nov '06

16 Nov '06

The Union Project is seeking individuals to help with our annual x-mas tree sale beginning Nov. 27th and running until Dec. 23rd. Trees, wreaths and stands will be on sale weekdays 4pm-9pm, Saturdays 10am-9pm and Sundays 12pm-9pm. If you are available to volunteer, please contact the Mel at the Union Project, 412-363-4550 or volunteer(a)unionproject.org. The Union Project needs people for all shifts.

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[Highland Park] Thanks for help finding Arabic speaker
by CKulk44＠aol.com 16 Nov '06

16 Nov '06

I have thanked each of the folks who responded to my request for help finding an Arabic speaker, but I wanted also to thank the list for being there. What a great resource we have in this list! So wanted all of you to know that with the help of all those great suggestions we received and especially with the help of the Welcome Center for Immigrants and Internationals we were able to help our client re-locate to a shelter in Allegheny County that has an Arabic speaker on staff! As you can imagine, this will make her difficult transition to a new life a bit easier. Claudette

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