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puppy play pen?
by Joy 21 Mar '22

21 Mar '22

we are getting a puppy on sunday. does anyone have a puppy playpen to sell or loan? also looking for a 36" grow-crate (adjusts as small pup gets big). thanks for any leads! joy

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Free items for DIY or Handymen
by Ushapearce 21 Mar '22

21 Mar '22

I have left over drywall plywood and other small repairs items available. Usha Pearce 412-999-6746 Sent from my iPhone

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Old fashioned Solid wood desk for sale
by Megan Krider 21 Mar '22

21 Mar '22

I have a solid wooden desk that was my grandmother's available for sale. Pictures available upon request. It is perfectly functional with a total of 7 drawers. It can use a refinish - perfect for a makeover project! $75. Megan

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downspout work - smallish job
by Kathleen Nebeker 21 Mar '22

21 Mar '22

Hello, I need to have a downspout modified or moved to accommodate a new electrical connection. Can anyone recommend someone, licensed and insured, who can handle this? Many thanks,Kathleen Nebeker

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Fwd: Department of Public Works to Resume Street Sweeping with Parking Enforcement
by Highland Park Community Council 21 Mar '22

21 Mar '22

*Published:* 03.21.2022 *Contact:* Maria Montano Press Secretary Mayor's Office 412-500-6669 press(a)pittsburghpa.gov Department of Public Works to Resume Street Sweeping with Parking Enforcement FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE *Department of Public Works to Resume Street Sweeping with Parking Enforcement* *PITTSBURGH* *–* Beginning April 1, street sweeping with parking enforcement will resume in the City of Pittsburgh. For the past two years, due to the pandemic and a large number of individuals working from home, enforcement has not been imposed and parked vehicles were not ticketed. After a two-year hiatus, enforcement will recommence. The City of Pittsburgh’s Department of Public Works will coordinate with the Pittsburgh Parking Authority (PPA) for the enforcement component of the street sweeping campaign. “The city was happy to make street sweeping parking enforcement accommodations for residents during the early part of the pandemic, when people were mostly at home,” Acting Director of the Department of Public Works Chris Hornstein explains. “But as a result of increased parked vehicles, crews were less able to effectively clean the streets. Consequently, we saw a rise in litter in streets as well as debris and waste entering our storm water system.” The resumed enforcement will allow crews to perform a more thorough cleaning. “Not only does this have positive impacts for our storm water system, but it also leaves Pittsburgh streets cleaner for residents,” Acting Director Chris Hornstein added. Street sweepers operate every day of the week, with neighborhoods focused on Monday through Thursday. On Fridays, sweepers are typically assigned to the main corridors and business districts. Posted signs in each neighborhood list which days street cleaning is performed. The street sweeping season runs from April 1 - November 30. All questions regarding enforcement for street sweeping should be directed to the PPA. ### ------------------------------ . LaptopCupGreenMarker -- Click here to visit our website <https://hpccpgh.org/>

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ISO - TERRACOTTA FLOOR TILES
by Sofia Sunseri 21 Mar '22

21 Mar '22

Good Day, Does anyone know where I can find reclaimed terracotta tiles? Is anyone possibly taking tile out that you want to get rid of? Or is there a company locally that makes these? There used to be a company in Ohio that created tiles from Ohio clay but it burned down. Thank you in advance!

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Rescheduled Date: Traditional Seed Sowing
by Highland Park Garden Club Pgh 21 Mar '22

21 Mar '22

Dear Neighbors, Due to technical difficulties, last Saturday's Highland Park Garden Club program on Traditional Se3ed Sowing wasn't presented in its entirety. We've worked through the issues and are holding a "repeat" on Saturday, March 26th at 10am. As always, programs are free to HPGC members and available for a donation to non-members (see the links below). *SATURDAY, March 26, 2022, 10 am* *Traditional Seed Starting Techniques for the Urban Gardener* *Presenter: Miriam Cheng; Wild Child Native Gardens* This presentation will discuss how to start herbs, vegetables and flowers inside as well as by sowing directly in the garden. Additional topics include companion planting, square foot gardening, permaculture food forest, and how to apply traditional farming techniques in the urban flower/herb/vegetable garden. Miriam is an engaging and informative speaker who inspired those in attendance with her February presentation on Winter Seed Sowing. Read more about Miriam' background on the club website <http://hpgcpgh.org/nextprogram.html>. All are welcome to attend. Programs are free for members (join or renew here) <http://hpgcpgh.org/membershiplanding.html>, and available to non-members for a donation through Eventbrite (donate here) <https://www.eventbrite.com/e/highland-park-garden-club-presents-traditional…> . -- Highland Park Garden Club, Pittsburgh PA

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Need help
by Diane Averill 20 Mar '22

20 Mar '22

Hello, Neighbors. This week, Highland Park will have a new resident, Sayed, a 28-year-old former soldier in the Afghan army. Sayed has been under the wing of HP resident Elisabeth Larman, who has worked to move Sayed from a dangerous apartment building in McKees Rocks into safe quarters here in our own neighborhood. Sayed has secured employment at All Foreign Auto Parts but he will need to get his own tools to succeed in his new job. The move to HP and the need for tools present a financial challenge for Sayed, who has already been through so much. You can see more of his story, and help him settle in and move forward debt-free, if you will visit our GoFundMe at https://gofund.me/2f67c62d <https://gofund.me/2f67c62d> and make a contribution. Thank you in advance for your generosity. Whatever you can give will be most appreciated! Diane

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Pottery books
by Alex 20 Mar '22

20 Mar '22

9 pottery books for sale- $200 for all. Excellent condition. Please see photo for titles, thanks!

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Petition station to get La’Tasha D Mayes on the ballot
by Erin Marie Williams 20 Mar '22

20 Mar '22

Hello neighbors! Please come by our home and sign the petition to get La’Tasha D Mayes on the ballot for the race for House District 24. La’Tasha is the founder and CEO of New Voices for Reproductive Justice, is a supporter of the Green New Deal, is a champion for LGBTQIA+ rights, and is a proven leader with a long history of civic engagement and organizing success. Signatures must be submitted to Harrisburg by the end of March, so please come by soon. The petitions and instructions are on our back porch at 5901 Hampton St (access to the back porch is from Euclid St). It won’t take you more than 30 seconds to add your name and participate in our democracy. Erin Marie Williams-Hatala, Ph.D. | Associate Professor of Biology | chathamUNIVERSITY

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