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[Highland Park] CPR Training
by Susan Rahuba 19 Mar '05

19 Mar '05

Hi Everyone, My name is Susan Rahuba and I am a registered nurse and a CPR and First Aid Instructor. The reason for this note is to promote myself as a CPR and First Aid Instructor . I will come to your business or home and take care of your CPR training needs in the Pittsburgh region. I myself live in Bloomfield with my husband and 2 children. My children go to a sitter in Highland Park and my son is in a pre school in Highland Park and we frequent the resivour to play in the park. I would love to hear from anyone interested in learning CPR, I teach all levels (beginners, renewals, and those not looking for a certification but just basic knowledge of CPR). Please let me know if I can be of assistance. Thank you Susan Rahuba _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today - it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/

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[Highland Park] Reservoir of Jazz
by Tania Grubbs 18 Mar '05

18 Mar '05

Reservoir of Jazz will take place again at the entryway of Highland Park across from our newly renovated fountain. We have a wonderful line up that we will announce soon and hopes that you will all mark your calendars for each Sunday in August as well as the first Sunday in September from 5-7PM. Citiparks has hired back a few employees, and they will be co-facilitating the events this summer along with the Highland Park Community Club, funds by State Rep. Joe Preston, and WDUQ-FM. If there are neighbors who have a business or perhaps work for a company that might consider becoming an "supporter" of the ROJ please feel free to contact me. The Reservoir of Jazz has proven itself to be something that our city has come to know as a wonderful place to hear great music. Our concerts this year will be even more special with the fountain up and running. We have so much to be proud of in this neighborhood and this great city. Thanks, Tania Grubbs 412-661-4054

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[Highland Park] Dryer For Sale
by Angela Fields 18 Mar '05

18 Mar '05

Hi Moved to Highland Park recently, have a new white electric super capacity maytag dryer for sale. Bought it at Lowes 1 year ago, but they installed the plug wrong and it burned out the motor. Right before I moved here from Forrest Hills Lowes delivered a brand spanking new replacement...which now sits lonely and unused in the basement storrage of my lovely apartment here in our neighborhood. If there is anyone who needs a dryer please let me know. I paid $379 but will take best offer on it -- I just want it out and if I can hook a local family up with a good dryer for a good price, then we will both win! Thanks! Angela Fields 412-661-1915 or angela_fields(a)hotmail.com

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[Highland Park] dirt
by deniserpol＠aol.com 17 Mar '05

17 Mar '05

Hi. Does anybody know where I can find quality top soil or enriched garden soil? I'm looking for a truckload or so for my front lawn to begin a new garden. I'd like to begin soon and need a contact. Thanks for any help. I can be reached at deniserpol(a)aol.com.

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[Highland Park] Meet Judicial candidates at Tazza D'Oro!
by stockmayos＠aol.com 17 Mar '05

17 Mar '05

BE THE JUDGE! Meet Two Progressive Candidates For the Court of Common Pleas Kathryn Hens-Greco and Jon Pushinsky at Enrico’s Tazza D’Oro 1125 N. Highland Ave. Wednesday, March 23, 7 p.m. Come and show your support for two experienced and qualified progressive candidates. Let’s get to work and elect candidates that have made a difference and will bring integrity to our courts. There are less that 60 days until the May 17th Primary. The time to act is NOW!

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[Highland Park] While we're on the subject of Gardens
by Brett Day 17 Mar '05

17 Mar '05

Okay, Spring, so the rumors promise; will be here this weekend. With this in mind, I just wanted to remind everyone that we have a really good, thorough, and diligent Gardener/Landscaper right here in our midst. His name is Frank Moschella, and you can reach him at Francisantone(a)aol.com, or (412) 361-0406. Why am I pushing for him? Well, he is a neighbor, and a very considerate, and helpful one at that. He is not, however; the King of self promotion. I know he would prefer to be working more locally, but many of his current customers are a good ways out. I am hoping that this will at least get him on the list I remember being constructed a year ago, and even better; inspire a bunch of work for him here in the neighborhood. Now, I know the snow has cleared, and you're looking at all the leaves and stuff in your gardens, and not wanting to go near it... Who ya gonna call ? Cheer Brett

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[Highland Park] Correction on the HPCC meeting
by Bob Staresinic 16 Mar '05

16 Mar '05

Thanks to an alert reader who pointed out that I announced the April meeting as taking place this week in March. We will be having the March HPCC meeting this month (Thursday 3/17/05) and the April meeting in April. See you tomorrow. Bob Staresinic

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[Highland Park] April HPCC Meeting this Thursday
by Bob Staresinic 15 Mar '05

15 Mar '05

Hello All The Highland Park Community Club will be holding its April meeting at St Andrews Church, 5801 Hampton Street, on Thursday, 3/17/04, starting at 7:30 pm. Nothing says St Patrick's Day like a meeting! This month, the Highland Park Community Development Corp (CDC) will be presenting what is happening on Bryant Street. They are working with a developer to fill in a big empty lot, and will be discussing the future of Terry Villa. That about all I know for now, but I plan on finding out more at the meeting. I hope you will join me in finding out what has been going on and what we will be seeing in the future in our Business District. Everyone is welcome. And, of course, we will be discussing HPCC business. See you on Thursday. Bob Staresinic

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[Highland Park] FW: Mass march to End the War, Rebuild Our Communities Saturday
by Edith Bell 15 Mar '05

15 Mar '05

Mass march to End the War, Rebuild Our Communities Saturday Dear friends, Please forward and attend if you can. As the costs of the war rise -- in human lives and in cutbacks to social funding -- the theme of this Saturday's march becomes more important -- End the War, Rebuild Our Communities! 2:30pm, Saturday, March 19 Forbes & Murray, Squirrel Hill Followed by a march to Pitt. where a rally will be held at 4pm at the William Pitt Union Featuring Rusted Root's Jim Donovan, nationally acclaimed slam poet Vanessa German, State Senator Jim Ferlo, and Diane Davis Santoriello, the mother of a U.S. solider recently killed in Iraq; and other speakers and performers. On the second anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, Saturday March 19, the Thomas Merton Center and over 35 participating organizations will hold a mass permitted march and rally as part of a global day of action called for by United for Peace and Justice and the World Social Forum. We can end this war if everyone who opposes it joins us in the streets. Related events include -- Thursday -- A video screening at CMU featuring never-before-seen footage of recent US atrocities committed in Fallujah. Friday -- Starting at 6:00pm, an all-night candlelight vigil at the corner of Forbes and Murray. Saturday -- * Sign-making at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer on 5700 Forbes near Murray on Saturday at 1:30pm. * An Ecumenical prayer service at 2:00pm at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer to kick off the Ecumenical Bloc. * A Peace Circle at 1:30pm at the Presbyterian church steps at Forbes & Murray. * Black Voices for Peace weekly anti-war protest from 1:00 - 2:00pm at Penn and Highland. They will then join the rally and march in Squirrel Hill. See www.PittsburghEndTheWar.org for more info.

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Re: [Highland Park] Bassett hound found in HP
by Ryan Sauder 15 Mar '05

15 Mar '05

Hi again. We found "Maggie's" owner and she is back home. Thanks to all who called us with tips and suggestions. This listserve is a great resource. Best, Ryan -----Original Message----- From: Ryan Sauder <rsauder(a)peoplepc.com> Sent: Mar 15, 2005 5:40 PM To: neighborhood(a)highlandpark.pgh.pa.us Subject: [Highland Park] Bassett hound found in HP Hi all. My wife found a Bassett hound roaming the alley behind our house (1210 Mellon St). After it nearly got hit in the road, she let it into our yard and called animal control. The dog, which is very friendly, is wearing a multi-colored bandana. We need to leave tonight for an appointment, but I thought I'd send an e-mail to see if anyone's missing their dog. You can reach us at 412-661-0716. -Ryan ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com -- <http://www.highlandpark.pgh.pa.us/mailman/listinfo/neighborhood> ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com

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