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Articles from the January 12, 2010 edition

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 Meetings    January 12, 2010

Graffiti, fire safety on agenda for this month's Carrick C.C.

"The Surge of Graffiti in Carrick" is the topic for the next meeting of the Carrick Community Council on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 7 p.m. in the Concord Elementary School Auditorium. The agenda will include a presentation from the Pittsburgh Police...

 
 News    January 12, 2010

Deadline nears to seek the Democratic endorsement

The Allegheny County Democratic Committee has set a date for candidates running in the May Primary to seek the committee's endorsement. The endorsement is scheduled to take place on Sunday, March 7 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Heinz Field, West Club...

 
 Kids    January 12, 2010

Sign up for Spring Soccer in Beechview

Sign ups for Beechview Athletic Associations (BAA) Spring Soccer will continue from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays, January 23 and February 6 at St. Pamphilus Church, 1000 Tropical Avenue. Spring Soccer will be a traveling soccer league for players...

 
 News    January 12, 2010

COTRAIC head start kids earn pennies for pajamas

In the spirit of the Christmas Season Room 2 at the Overbrook site of the Council of Three Rivers American Indian Center Head Start participated in the Great Bedtime Pajama Party Program. This...

 
 News    January 12, 2010

Readshaw named Person of the Year by consulting firm

State Rep. Harry Readshaw, D-Allegheny, was recently presented with the 2009 Person of the Year award by K Bealer Consulting LLC, a national management and financial consulting firm. The award cites Mr. Readshaw's "leadership, guidance and...

 
 Kids    January 12, 2010

Save a snowball to launch on June 21 off USS Requin at the science center

Snow has arrived in a flurry, and Carnegie Science Center is offering a unique opportunity to capture a bit of winter now, preserve it for a few months, then bring it in—and celebrate the Summer Solstice with a special "Name Your Own Price" Day....

 
 News    January 12, 2010

LIHEAP Crisis Program office opens

 The Pennsylvania Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) opened its crisis centers on January 4, with a tentative closing date of March 15. The program may be extended or shortened depending upon the availability of federal funds....

 
 News    January 12, 2010

Police looking for child luring suspect after incident with Carrick High student

On Monday, Jan. 4, a 15 year old Carrick High School girl was walking to school in the 1300 block of Brownsville Road when she was approached by a white male in a small gray compact car. The girl reported to Pittsburgh police that the man pulled up...

 
 Government    January 12, 2010

Housing Court hearings

The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 14, at 10:30 a.m. in District Magisterial Judge Richard King's courtroom: • Darren Gillespie, 863 Freeland Street, 18th Ward, Code 302.4 • Spencer D. Hirshberg, 802 Lillian...

 
 News    January 12, 2010

Mentors needed for program

Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania is looking for adult volunteers who want to make a New Year's resolution to help young people overcome disadvantages and avoid delinquency. The effort is part of a new national mentoring program know as Goodwill...

 
 Real Estate    January 12, 2010

Real Estate Transactions for issue of 1/12/10

16th Ward Igor Novodran to Joshua Depretis at 2801 Cobden St. for $57,000. John McCloskey to Riva Ridge Enterprises LLC at 7 Greeley St. for $109,000. 17th Ward DB Midwest 1 LLC to James and Evelyn Hawk at 900-906 PJ McArdle Roadway for $92,500....

 
 Front Page    January 12, 2010

Natalia Rudiak sworn in as District 4 representative

"I ask you to be inspired to build a better Pittsburgh with me!" Pittsburgh City Councilmember Natalia Rudiak was officially sworn as the District 4 representative on January 4 at a ceremony in City...

 
 Front Page    January 12, 2010

Keep your sidewalks clear of ice and snow

Keeping sidewalks clear of ice and snow has been a challenge in South Pittsburgh (and across the city) this winter with below freezing temperatures and more than a foot and a half of snow already. Tom Plietz, code enforcement officer for the Borough...

 
 Front Page    January 12, 2010

Cassidy remains president of Mt. Oliver Borough Council

Councilmembers, mayor take Oath of Office The reorganization meeting of the Mount Oliver Borough Council on January 4 went quickly and smoothly as if it were scripted. With only sitting council...