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Articles from the February 26, 2008 edition

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 Real Estate    February 26, 2008

Real Estate Transactions for issue of 3/4/08

16th Ward Richard Simon to Robert Seiling at 84 Barry St. for $1,800. John Nash to Bill Gadd et al. and Scott Farris at 2100 Salisbury St. for $52,500. Stuart Boehmig to JT Rodgers Corp. at 2501 Sarah St. for $120,000. 17th Ward Lucy Lee to Sean and...

 
 Front Page    February 26, 2008

Graffiti Task Force trying to get upper hand on vandalism

A group of 19 concerned South Siders including Zone 3 Commander Larry Ross and City Councilman Bruce A. Kraus met on Tuesday, February 19th to discuss how to get the upper hand and overcome graffiti vandalism. After introductions, Chairperson Steve...

 
 By Al Lowe    Front Page    February 26, 2008

Litter is worse in city than in Third World according to traveler

The litter problem in Pittsburgh is worse than in some Third World countries Mount Washington resident Sue Thompson visited. She made that comment at a Mount Washington Community Development Corporation meeting Feb. 21 as the guest speaker Mary W....

 
 By Margaret Smyka    Front Page    February 26, 2008

Borough surveillance cameras should be up and running soon

The February 18 meeting of Mount Oliver Council covered a range of issues, from vacant houses to new murals to counting mailboxes to a public official's alleged harassment. It began with the report from Mayor Jeff Repasky that the camera system, to b...

 
 Opinion    February 26, 2008

Investments increase values

After reading the story regarding the proposed condos at the Jailhouse site (S.S. residents oppose jailhouse condo plan, The South Pittsburgh Reporter, Feb. 12) all I can say is that it's embarrassing to think that I live in the same community as...

 
 News    February 26, 2008

AARP Driver Safety Course

The Brentwood Library is taking registrations for the AARP Driver Safety Course, designed for older drivers to help improve driving skills and prevent traffic accidents. The eight-hour classroom refresher will be offered over a two day period,...

 
 News    February 26, 2008

Financial Education Fair at Duquesne

Given a recent rise in the foreclosure rate and a looming recession, the Financial Education Consortium of Southwestern PA will bring this information to the public during Pittsburgh Saves Week (Feb. 24 - Mar. 2) at the Financial Education Fair,...

 
 News    February 26, 2008

Rain barrel workshop

Spring is almost here and now is the time to take advantage of a valuable resource that's available for the taking right over our heads – an abundant, free supply of fresh, clean water. Pennsylvania Resources Council is sponsoring their Rain...

 
 Announcements    February 26, 2008

Impell, Pettinato engagement

Annerose Impell, 19, of Mount Oliver, and Jonathan Pettinato, 23, of Mount Washington, are engaged. They will be married on July 26 in South Park. Miss Impell is a 2006 graduate of Carrick High...

 
 Government    February 26, 2008

Upcoming hearings scheduled before the Pittsburgh Zoning Board

Pittsburgh's Zoning Board of Adjustment has scheduled five public hearings of interest to South Pittsburgh residents in the upcoming weeks in the first floor hearing room of the John P. Robin Civic Building, 200 Ross Street, Downtown. Zone case...

 
 News    February 26, 2008

Rotary Open House

The South Side Rotary Club will hold an Open House on Tuesday, March 11 from noon to 1 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Express on 10th Street. There will be free lunch, parking and drawings....

 
 Meetings    February 26, 2008

New housing on ACC's agenda

On Monday, March 3, the Arlington Civic Council will welcome representatives from its development partner, the South Side Local Development Company, to discuss the progress of new housing in the Dengler Street development. According to ACC President...

 
 News    February 26, 2008

South Side Soup ‘hoppers' fill food pantry's shelves

A record turnout of more than 1250 people came out for the 4th Annual South Side Mid-Winter Soup Contest presented by Iron & Glass Bank on Saturday, Feb. 16. Those who came to the South Side to soup hop and shop enjoyed a beautiful winter day,...

 
 News    February 26, 2008

Brashear joining with Curves to help stock food pantries

For a third year, The Brashear Association is joining with the South Side franchise of Curves, 30 Minute Fitness and Weight Loss Center, in the Curves International Inc.'s eighth annual "Curves Food Drive" to benefit local food banks. Donations...

 
 News    February 26, 2008

Just Harvest helps low income residents with free tax preparation

Rose Taylor sits patiently in the waiting room of Just Harvest, one of the hundreds of low-income individuals who have come in the past month to take advantage of the free tax services available. Ms. Taylor is returning for the fourth year, and she g...