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Spring Cleaning with STEAM @ CLP-East Liberty
by Bucci, Gabrielle 28 Feb '22

28 Feb '22

[cid:40d64913-72ae-4c91-8d21-03c84d643968] Spring Cleaning with STEAM Thursday, March 10 | 5:30-6:30 pm Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh-East Liberty 130 S. Whitfield St. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412.363.8232 Dust the cobwebs out and be kind to the planet! Activities include: Make your own environmentally-friendly cleaning products, bike cleaning demo and assorted activities for all ages. This event is FREE but registration is encouraged. Vist here<https://www.carnegielibrary.org/event/steam-spring-cleaning/> or contact the library for more information.

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Seeking a mason
by Sharon Wilcox 28 Feb '22

28 Feb '22

I am looking for a mason to tackle a small job and wondered if anyone knew someone interested in same. If so please email. Thanks! Sharon

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Free IKEA couch disassembled and outside
by Lisa Collier 27 Feb '22

27 Feb '22

I've just put out our used, but useful, IKEA pull out couch. It's free and disassembled in the front yard. Please come and get it if you need it. 5443 Wellesley Ave. -- *Lisa Collier* *she/her/hers* *Read ONEon * *certified structured reading instructor,* *Orton-Gillingham method* *readoneon.com <http://readoneon.com/>* *lisa(a)readoneon.com <lisa(a)readoneon.com> *

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free serviceberry root ball outside 6342 Jackson st
by Lauren Sims 27 Feb '22

27 Feb '22

First come first serve. Just sitting on the lawn next to the iris roots!

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Free iris tubers on sidewalk of 6342 Jackson
by Lauren Sims 27 Feb '22

27 Feb '22

Purple/blue blooms, not sure what kind. Help yourself! First come first serve. best, Lauren

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Teppanyaki Kyoto Restaurant Highland Park
by Teppanyaki Kyoto 27 Feb '22

27 Feb '22

Hi Everyone This is Teppanyaki Kyoto Restaurant . March 3rd is Hinamasturi which is Girls' Day. Order your Hinamatsuri Bento Box before 2/28 for pickup on 3/2 or 3/3 to enjoy, for more detail See the link in our bio. -at https://www.teppanyakikyoto.com/s/stories/hinamatsuri-special-4?fbclid=IwAR… <https://www.teppanyakikyoto.com/s/stories/hinamatsuri-special-4?fbclid=IwAR…>

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Close to new light fixtures
by THOMAS WATERS 27 Feb '22

27 Feb '22

We have three close to brand new white track lighting fixtures that we no longer need. They are $13 ea at Hone Depot. Would like to sell at three for $25. With or without working LED bulbs. Sent from my iPhone

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HPGC March Program: Traditional Seed Starting, Plus!
by Highland Park Garden Club Pgh 27 Feb '22

27 Feb '22

Dear neighbors and fellow gardeners, Please mark your calendars for the Highland Park Garden Club's next Zoom presentation: SATURDAY, March 19, 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. All are welcome to attend. Programs are free for members (join here), and available to non-members for a donation through Eventbrite (donate here). -- Highland Park Garden Club, Pittsburgh PA

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Fwd: Fw: need help
by Elisabeth Larman 27 Feb '22

27 Feb '22

---------- Forwarded message --------- From: fahima gaheez <fahimawaw(a)yahoo.com> Date: Sat, Feb 26, 2022 at 8:03 AM Subject: Fw: need help To: Elisabeth Larman <bhlarman(a)gmail.com> Dear neighbors, I have been asked by a friend of mine to see if we could help these Afghan families who were airlifted last August from Kabul airport, the saddest scenes we all watched on TV of families fleeing the Taliban for their life. A few families have arrived in Pittsburgh and they have next to nothing. I am personally helping a young man whom I met Saturday. He was wearing a thin jacket and flip flops in the freezing weather! He told me of his journey: from Kabul he was sent to Quatar, then on to Germany, then to an air force base in Wisconsin and finally to Pittsburgh where he arrived a month ago. He has a job in a commercial laundry downtown and it takes him 2 hours each day to go to his job from McKeesrock where he lives currently. >From what I understand all the refugies are given 6 months of help after which they are basically on their own. Sayed's dream is to find a job as an automobile mechanic in Pittsburgh and to find a better and safer place to live. He can afford 650 dollars a month for rent. He studied and has a completion diploma from an automotive vocational school. He then went into the Afghan Army and was attached as an assistant to one of the members of their parlement thus putting his life in grave danger by the Taliban. He still has family in Kabul. I would appreciate so much if anyone has an idea how to help Sayed get into an automotive school (if that exists) or find a job as a mechanic. I am forwarding the list that my amazing friend Fahima Gaheez aka "mother of all Afghan refugies" as Sayed called her ( https://www.afghanwomensfund.org/about-our-director) has given me. I thought maybe our wonderful community might help. Each of these families need essential items as you can see from the list. I will divulge the names or addresses to respect the families privacy to those who would like to help. May be an organization or group of friends might sponsor a family. You can drop any separate donations to me at 5900 Hampton Street and I will make certain that it all goes to those in need. Walmart cards, old telephone, old laptops are in great demand. As you can see the items are no luxuries but things to become self sufficient. I hope that we as a community we will rally around these families and welcome them whole heartedly. Thank you. Elisabeth Larman *#1- a single lady* Laptop Jeans tow:32*34 T-Shirt: S Hairdryer Sport Shoes: 42 Hoodies tow white and black #2-- single male Vacuum cleaner, sofa, coffee table, fan, floorcovering ( carpet 6x9), electric water kettle, thermos, #3- family In Need of floor covers ( carpets), the downstairs neighbors complain about kids running in the apartment. 4 room size Carpets, vacuum cleaner, TV, Sewing machine pressure Cooker, thermos, electric water kettle , iron Laptop Shoes:45 Male Shoes: 38 Female 7yrs boy: clothes, shoes 3 yrs boy: clothes, shoes 5-month girl: clothes And Cradle 5 months #3-- family T-shirt: M Shoes:44 Women Clothes: XXL Shoes: 39 10 yrs girl clothes XXL/2XG Shoes: M6 8 yrs girl Clothes: XXL/2XG (18) Shoes: 7 sizes or M5 3 yrs girl Clothes: 12/24 M Shoes: size E 8 T3 6 yrs boy Clothes: size E 5 Shoes: 11 5yrs boy Clothes: size 4 Shoes: size 10 iron, pots and pans, dishes, TV, vacuum cleaner, room size carpets, food processor, coffee grinder, pressure-cooker, thermos, electric water kettle, #4--single woman Clothes:M Women Clothes: M 10 yrs boy Clothes : Shoes : 6 yrs boy Clothes: Shoes: 4yrs boy Clothes: Shoes: 6 yrs girl Clothes: Shoes: 4-month girl Clothes: Shoes: Baby accessories/ toys anything if possible TV, pressure cooker, pots and pans, food processor, coffee grinder, Thermos, vacuum cleaner, iron, carpets ( room size), electric water kettle #5--Single man Men: Clothes: XL or L Hoodie Pants: 34 Shoes: 9 if possible sport or walk or raining time Women: Clothes: L ,Pants:12 , Shoes: 8 2 yrs girl: Clothes: T3 size for kids Pants: T3,Shoes: 7 Laptop, TV, Microwave food processor, coffee grinder, thermos, pressure-cooker, electric water kettle, kitchen utensils,pots and pans,

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Oven Repair
by Audrey Rasmusson 27 Feb '22

27 Feb '22

Can anyone recommend someone to work on a gas oven? If there's someone I should avoid, I'd appreciate knowing that, too, and will understand if you want to reply only to me. Thank you so much, everyone! Audrey

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