I personally spent two years working with the City and Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy on making the Highland Park OLEA a reality. It was built as a city-wide venue and it is open to EVERYONE, regardless of race, religion, national origin or the language they speak. My Highland Park has always prided itself on its inclusiveness and diversity. I see it as one of our strengths and one of the reasons our community is flourishing. I, for one, will not tolerate anything, but courteous and respectful personal interaction with all peoples who utilize the OLEA and responsible dog ownership behavior. Anything else is unacceptable and those who cannot abide by that fundamental right are not welcome. Best regards, Monica Monica Watt Past President, Highland Park Community Council Director, Highland Park Community Council Editor, HPCC Newsletter Chair, Park & Playground Committee Co-Chair, House Tour Committee Member, Beautification Committee 412.980.4208 c monica.watt@elias-savion.com<mailto:monica.watt@elias-savion.com> From: Neighborhood [mailto:neighborhood-bounces+monica.watt=elias-savion.com@highlandparkpa.com] On Behalf Of Adriana E. Ramirez-Welch Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2017 12:07 PM To: Highland Park Neighborhood mailing list <neighborhood@highlandparkpa.com> Subject: Racism at the Dog Park Hello, a friend of mine posted this on Facebook, and as a Latina living in Highland Park, I find this completely and utterly reprehensible. If anyone has any information on this, I would really appreciate it. Right now, as a journalist, I’m trying to get all the facts before I write a story about this incredibly racist incident. [cid:image001.png@01D369E5.9909F430]
