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[Highland Park] Free changing table
by bbutler＠katz.pitt.edu 07 Apr '05

07 Apr '05

Large changing table available to anyone who can use it. Large surface, sturdy build - might be a good work table, too. Brian Butler

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[Highland Park] Free Video Boxes
by bbutler＠katz.pitt.edu 07 Apr '05

07 Apr '05

We have about 300 video tape boxes that we don't need. Some are white plastic and some are green. All have a space cut out of the bottom for reading a bar code through. (See this link for a picture - http://www.vernonlibrarysupplies.com/cgi-bin/vernlib.cgi/C5510N.html) Anyone who can use them is welcom to them. Brian Butler

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RE: [Highland Park] homeowners insurance recommendations
by Sweeney, Dan 07 Apr '05

07 Apr '05

Eliza, I ran into this very problem last year. The insurance would have been almost as much as the principal and interest! I ended up with Tod Aronson at E.R. Munro, (412) 281-0673. I don't remember the details, but he found a good program that insured us for more than the purchase price, but a lot less than their calculated replacement cost our house. Good luck. dps -----Original Message----- From: neighborhood-bounces(a)highlandpark.pgh.pa.us [mailto:neighborhood-bounces@highlandpark.pgh.pa.us]On Behalf Of Eliza Littleton Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 9:48 PM To: neighborhood(a)highlandpark.pgh.pa.us Subject: [Highland Park] homeowners insurance recommendations Dear Highland Park, Could you recommend a company that offers homeowners' insurance? I need one that doesn't calculate the premium based on the house's replacement value. Many thanks, -Beth Highland Park resident -- <http://www.highlandpark.pgh.pa.us/mailman/listinfo/neighborhood>

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[Highland Park] Tsunami/Earthquake relief
by Paola Scommegna 06 Apr '05

06 Apr '05

Empathy in Action: Pack a relief kit for tsunami survivors Parenting for Peace Pittsburgh (a Merton Center Project) invites your household to assemble a relief kit for one of the hundreds of thousands of Indonesian families left homeless by the tsunami and earthquake. The kits will be shipped by the Mennonite Central Committee and delivered by culturally sensitive local organizations to the most vulnerable families living long-term in refugee camps. Contents: (Please use NEW items only.) � 4 large bars of bath soap (leave in their original wrappers) � 1 bottle of shampoo (450-830 ml / 13-24 oz; place bottle in a re-sealable plastic bag) � 10 cups of powdered laundry detergent (double bag in 4 liter / 1 gal. re-sealable plastic bags) � 1 large tube of toothpaste � 4 adult-size toothbrushes (leave in packaging) � 4 NEW bath towels (medium weight, dark color) � 1 hairbrush (remove packaging) � 1 wide-tooth comb � 1 fingernail clipper � 1 box adhesive bandages (minimum 40, assorted) � 1 package of sanitary pads (18-24 thin maxi or ultra thin) IMPORTANT: Please follow instructions carefully. Limit your generosity to the above items. Place all items in a box or plastic bag. The kit will be re-packed in a new 5 gallon plastic pail with lid. We will collect the relief items at Pittsburgh Mennonite Church (4005 Murray Ave. Greenfield) April 7-14 on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, and Saturday and Sunday mornings. Call 412 421-8007 for collection times. See www.mcc.org for more information about the kits and the Mennonite Central Committee. Or, you can drop donated items (put in a plastic bag, doesn't need to be a complete kit) on our porch at 6311 Jackson St. in Highland Park. Feel free to call or email me with questions. Paola Scommegna 412/362-1070. April 14 is the deadline to make MCC's final shipment -- 22,000 kits already shipped.

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[Highland Park] homeowners insurance recommendations
by Eliza Littleton 05 Apr '05

05 Apr '05

Dear Highland Park, Could you recommend a company that offers homeowners' insurance? I need one that doesn't calculate the premium based on the house's replacement value. Many thanks, -Beth Highland Park resident

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[Highland Park] April 30th Organizing Workshop.doc
by Carol A. Briney 05 Apr '05

05 Apr '05

Conquer Your Clutter Simplify Your Life * Does the clutter in your home or office overwhelm you? * Are you always wasting time looking for things? * Does unexpected company embarrass you? Saturday April 30, 2005 The Nuin Center 5655 Bryant Street - Highland Park, Pa. 8:30 am registration 9:00am - 1:00pm Workshop Investment $49.00 before April 27, $59.00 after Includes workbook, 1 hour of phone consulting, discount on materials Workshop facilitator: Carol A. Briney - Speaker, Author, Professional Organizer, Founder of Universal Order www.universalor.com Phone: 412-781-8773 email: carol(a)universalor.com Benefits of Attending * Learn different methods for handing incoming papers * Strategies for organizing your space * Learn easy daily disciplines for simplifying your life * Learn ways to keep from becoming overwhelmed * Organize your bill paying and mail Reserve Your Space Early For This Powerful Workshop Name: _________________________________ email:_______________________________ Address:_____________________________________________________________________ Phone:____________________________No. Attending_______Amt. Enclosed_____________ We accept Cash, Checks, Master Card and Visa Name on Card:_____________________Card Holders Address: _______________________ _____________________________________ Card Number: _________________________ Expiration Date: ____________ Card Holders Signature ______________________________ Send Payment to Universal Order 134 West 8th Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 15215 To have Carol speak for your business, civic, church, or professional group call Universal Order 412-781-8773 or email speaker(a)universalor.com

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[Highland Park] PULSE open house Friday
by Erin Clymer 04 Apr '05

04 Apr '05

Dear neighbors, it would be great to see you at this event. PULSE has brought great citizens to our neighborhood and has served many organizations throughout the city by matching top-notch college graduates with work in nonprofits. Come learn more about the program and get a tour of the Highland Park mansion that houses the participants! Erin Clymer PULSE board chair and Highland Park resident PULSE Open House Friday, April 8 7-9 p.m. 5615 Stanton Ave Enjoy a free event this Friday (April 8) featuring live music from local musicians, wine and snacks, and a raffle auction to benefit the PULSE participants and the work they are doing in the city. Plus, check out the PULSE mansion on Stanton Ave! Since 1994, PULSE has recruited recent college graduates to Pittsburgh, connected them to community-building organizations where they can meaningfully apply their degrees, and provided them with room and board for a year of service-learning. Each year, eight participants share a mansion in the historic Highland Park neighborhood. __________________________________ Yahoo! Messenger Show us what our next emoticon should look like. Join the fun. http://www.advision.webevents.yahoo.com/emoticontest

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[Highland Park] Street Cleaning Starts Today
by Bob Staresinic 01 Apr '05

01 Apr '05

Spring is here, and with it the City starts street cleaning for another season. It starts today, and runs thru the end of November. Go out and check the signs on your street, and make sure they did not change the days on you. Mark the days on your calendar, so you will always know where to park your car. And tell your neighbors. Just a reminder from someone who often forgets to move his vehicle. Bob

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[Highland Park] Mayoral Candidate Forum - TONIGHT
by Rudolph T Maceyko 31 Mar '05

31 Mar '05

This announcement comes from PUMP: Join young Pittsburgh for a chance to hear first-hand from candidates in this year's Pittsburgh Mayor Campaign. The event will take place tonight from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm at the Kelly-Strayhorn Theater in East Liberty and will give you the opportunity to ask questions relevant to Pittsburgh's young population. The event is being co-sponsored by PUMP, the Urban League of Pittsburgh Young Professionals, PSVN, Pittsburgh Young Professionals. There will be an after-party at area bars immediately following the event. Food/Drink specials will be offered at Shadow Lounge, Abay, the Red Room, Kelly's Bar and Lounge, and Buffalo Blues. For more information about PUMP and this event, visit the PUMP web site at: <http://www.pump.org/> For more information abouit the Kelly-Strayhorn Theatre, visit: <http://www.kelly-strayhorn.org/> Rudy

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[Highland Park] Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra 2nd Annual Community Partners Concert benefits Education Innovations, Inc.
by Christopher Seymour 30 Mar '05

30 Mar '05

Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra 2nd Annual Community Partners Concert benefits Education Innovations, Inc. Check your mailbox and mark your calendars! In early April, brochures about the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestras 2nd Annual Community Partners Concert taking place on Friday, June 24, 2005 will be mailed out. Proceeds from this concert will go directly to more than 50 participating community partner organizations, including Education Innovations, Inc. When buying tickets to the Community Partners concert this year, designate Education Innovations, Inc. as the recipient and we will receive the full price of the ticket. Tickets for this event go on sale Monday, April 4 and can be purchased at the Heinz Hall box office, by visiting the Heinz Hall Box Office, calling 412-392-4900 or online at www.pittsburghsymphony.org. Tickets range from $21.25 to $112.25 with good main floor seats only $61.25. But why wait. Be the first to get your tickets by calling Education Innovations, Inc. (412.363.7707), or stop by Tazza Doro this Sunday, April 3, from 10:30am until 1:30pm. People who purchase at $61.25 and above will be invited to a complementary reception at Tazza Doro before the concert. Checks, MasterCard, Discover, Visa, American Express and Diners Club are accepted. Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra concerts are always well worth your time, but even more when the money goes directly to Education Innovations, Inc. The PSO has planned this concert program to include a combination of classical and pops repertoire. The concert's first half will feature the winner of the 8th Annual Sphinx Competition in performance with the PSO; the second half will present the PSO with Dionne Warwick. Dionne received her first Grammy Award in 1968 for the classic "Do You Know The Way to San Jose?" and has established herself as an international musical legend over an illustrious four-decade career. Mr. Chelsea Tipton, II, Resident Conductor of the Toledo Symphony Orchestra, will be our guest conductor for the evening. See you at Heinz Hall! Christopher Seymour Corporate Relations Manager Education Innovations, Inc. 914 Herberton St. - Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Phone: 412.363.7707 E-mail: marketing(a)educationinnovations.org Website: www.educationinnovations.org

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