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[Highland Park] Newly renovated duplex for rent
by Leeni Swett 15 Aug '04

15 Aug '04

We recently renovated a duplex in Highland Park and it is available for rent September 1st. It is very large, lots of windows, and lots of built-in's. Unfortanately our tenants that took it first, right after we renovated last fall, will be relocating unexpectedly to a different state. We will miss them. (thanks guys, good luck)!!! The apartment is on Callowhill street, the first floor of an original duplex. It has three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, sunroom, livingroom, dining room, eat in kitchen, hardwood floors and really lots and lots of built-ins. Built in cabinets in the sunroom, diningroom, bedroom and hallway. The rent is $875+ Gas and Electric. Call us or e-mail us if you are interested, our number is 412-661-1635. Our e-mail address is tedtoo(a)city-net.com. Thank you, Leeni

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[Highland Park] Found dog on Callery St.
by Ruth Baldwin 15 Aug '04

15 Aug '04

Hello neighbors, I have found a female dog (mixed breed... perhaps border collie/german shepherd??, about 45 pounds, white body with black spots, black head, no collar) wandering on Callery St. (between Wellesley and Jackson, intersecting Sheridan and Heberton). If you know who owns this dog, please call me. I have her in my back yard. Thanks, Ruth Baldwin 6126 Callery St. 412-361-2654

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[Highland Park] Thanks for supporting the community festival!
by Michael Johnson 15 Aug '04

15 Aug '04

Hi all, The second Highland Park Community Festival is in the books! Brenda Cole, festival organizer, and I would like to thank all who helped put the festival on and who attended the festival. The goal of the festival was to provide exposure to a broad and diverse set of artists, vendors, children's activities and local organizations that would allow visitors to learn, have fun, take advantage of local resources and get a bite to eat, too. The festival has its origins in policy recommendations contained in the Highland Park Community Plan. We'd like your feedback regarding the festival's goals, planning, execution as well as general impressions. This will help local organizations figure out what worked and what didn't. This will also help local organizations decide whether to have a similar festival next year and if so the theme and mission this event ought to have. (For the time being, if the volume of messages on this topic is not too large, we can continue the discussion via this email list. If there is sufficient interest, we can move the discussion to a dedicated list and/or meetings of the Highland Park Community Club.) Thanks again for your support and interest in this initiative. Michael Johnson and Brenda Cole Highland Park Community Development Corporation

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[Highland Park] Highland Park Community Festival *TOMORROW* Saturday August 14, 5 - 9 PM @ Bryant St.
by Michael P. Johnson 13 Aug '04

13 Aug '04

Hi all, The second Highland Park Community Festival will take place tomorrow, Saturday, August 14, 2004 from 5 - 9 PM on Bryant St. between N. Highland Ave. and St. Clair St. Featured activities include: music, children's games and arts and crafts, community organizations and food vendors. We welcome festival-goers from everywhere, especially Highland Park and surrounding communities. Confirmed participants and activities include: - City of Pittsburgh Art Cart - Children's Moon Walk - Hill Jordan, jazz musician - Food to include ribs, hot dogs, funnel cakes, Indian - Organizations to include Union Project, Fair Housing Partnership of Greater Pittsburgh, Center for Minority Health, Kingsley Association, Bureau of Police beat officer Christine Scalese, NAACP-sponsored voter registration, and more Questions? Need additional information? Want to volunteer? Contact Brenda Cole (hp_cdc(a)netzero.net; 412-665-3646/8779) We look forward to seeing you there! Michael Johnson and Brenda Cole

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[Highland Park] dog sitter needed
by eddiebeddie＠aol.com 11 Aug '04

11 Aug '04

Hi, I am leaving Friday for Cleveland and coming back Saturday. Does anyone know someone who would come to my house and let my Standard (slightly insane) Schnauzer out at least twice before I get back? Are there any pet sitters in the Highland Park area? Thank you, Kate 441-0722

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[Highland Park] in need of nanny/in home day care
by Susan Corbesero 11 Aug '04

11 Aug '04

Dear Friends and Neighbors, I am desparately in need of mature, experienced and reliable person to take care of my 5 month old (very cute) son. I am looking for someone who can watch him 3-4 days a week starting at the end of the month. (I teach in the History Dept. at Pitt). If anyone can recommend someone wonderful and willing, please contact me. (susanc(a)pitt.edu or 412-662-8822). Thanks for your time, Susan (Corbesero) 5524 Wellesley Ave. ****************************************************************** Susan Corbesero Lecturer: Russian & European History 3P24 Posvar Hall Academic Advisor: History Dept.(spring) University of Pittsburgh t. 412/648.7451 Pittsburgh, PA 15260 f. 412/648.9074

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[Highland Park] Education Innovations, Inc. unveils learn*pgh
by Salvador Wilcox 10 Aug '04

10 Aug '04

Education Innovations, Inc. is proud to present our newest initiative: learn*pgh, the next big thing in higher education in Pittsburgh, is higher education with a twist: no-fuss learning in the spaces we work, live and play. Brief Description Education Innovations, Inc. is unveiling a new initiative called learn*pgh, which will offer higher education classes at cafés, restaurants, pubs, and other gathering places throughout Pittsburgh. Staring in October, look for Literature, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Film, Math, and Jazz Clinics at various locations around Pittsburgh including Whole Foods Market, Tazza Doro, Café Bliss, Crazy Mocha, Shadow Lounge, and a private 2-loft residence in the Strip. Registration starts on August 13 via our mail list only. To subscribe, visit our website at www.oeic.net/educationinnovations. Longer Description Pittsburgh cafés, pubs, restaurants, and parks become learning venues where a variety of people partake of university-style courses that meet their individual learning goals. Gone are the grades, report cards, and credits. What remains is unadulterated learning in environments that are comfortable, inviting, and above all, conducive to learning. Join us at our unique learning venues in many Pittsburgh communities. Classes meet once per week for two hours and are taught by educators from organizations around the city. All classes are 6 weeks, except language classes, which are 8 weeks. Food is included in every class. In many of our classes, food is incorporated in the lectures. (All language classes this term are primers, intended for beginners.) Look for the following learn*pgh courses starting in October 2004: * Conversational language classes: Spanish at a 2-loft private residence in the Strip, Italian at Tazza Doro, German at Café Bliss), and French at Whole Foods); * No-tears math class at Whole Foods Market; * Inca Myth and Reality (Literature) at Café Bliss in Point Breeze; * Jazz History and Clinics at the Shadow Lounge in East Liberty; and * Film Criticism at Crazy Mocha in Bloomfield. Registration starts Friday August 13 via e-mail notification only. To subscribe to our list, visit our website at http://www.oeic.net/educationinnovations/Ideagroup_pgh.php. You can subscribe at the main page (scroll down, lower left.) We are looking for people interested to be in our learn*pgh advisory board made up students in learn*pgh classes, teachers, and other Pittsburgh professionals to keep learn*pgh professional, rigorous, while remaining innovative and responsive to changing needs. Salvador Wilcox CEO Education Innovations, Inc. 914 Heberton Street Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412.363.7707 www.oeic.net/educationinnovations

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[Highland Park] car pool to Rogers Middle
by Deniserpol＠aol.com 10 Aug '04

10 Aug '04

Hi all. I'd like to arrange a car pool to Rogers Middle School for this coming school year. If you are interested please email me and we'll connect. Thanks, Denise Pollack - Jackson Street

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Re: [Highland Park] Leaky basement help
by Ward and MR Kelsey 09 Aug '04

09 Aug '04

This is not a contractor recommendation, but a tip I got from our handyman. If what you are getting is water seeping in at the corners, it's probably coming from you roof drains. You may want to have the in-ground pipes carrying off your roof water reamed out. Also, check and see if there is "air space" around the tile pipe carrying roof drain water down to the storm water line. If there is, fill the empty space with packed soil--that open space around the tile serves as a conduit for rain water to run down and "pile up" against your basement wall. Ward Kelsey On Mon, 9 Aug 2004 16:28:10 -0400 "Mary Louise Ray" <mlr(a)groupwellesley.com> writes: > Neighbors: > > I received a request for a contractor recommendation concerning > leaky > basement walls. If you can recommend someone who successfully > stopped > basement wall leaking for you, please reply to me directly. I will > summarize > all responses and add them to the contractor's list. > > Look for a new update to the contractor's list next week. > > Regards. > ________________________ > > Mary Louise Ray > Group Wellesley, Inc. > 412.363.3481 Tel > 412.363.3482 Fax > www.GroupWellesley.com > > > -- > <http://www.highlandpark.pgh.pa.us/mailman/listinfo/neighborhood> > > ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

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[Highland Park] Community Festival: need volunteers !
by Michael P. Johnson 09 Aug '04

09 Aug '04

Hi all, The festival is upon us (this Saturday, August 14, 5 - 9 PM) and we need volunteers, especially young people, for the following tasks: - set-up of chairs/tables - staffing children's games - knock-down tables/chairs Set-up will start about 3 PM Saturday afternoon, and knock-down will start at 9 PM or a little earlier. I can't offer any pay, but Gramma Lena's pizzeria on Bryant St. has agreed to make a few pizzas for volunteers. Please email responses to hp_cdc(a)netzero.net or call Brenda Cole at the Farm House at 412-665-3646. Thanks, Michael Michael P. Johnson Associate Professor of Management Science and Urban Affairs H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management Carnegie Mellon University 2107C Hamburg Hall, 4800 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890 t: 412-268-4270 f: 412-268-7036 e: johnson2(a)andrew.cmu.edu w: http://www.heinz.cmu.edu/researchers/faculty/johnson2.html

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