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Articles from the July 19, 2011 edition

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 Front Page    July 19, 2011

Heads up

Competing in a game of corn hole at the South Side Slopes Neighborhood Association's annual picnic were (from left) George Berry, 10, Pat Roncevich, Ryan Berry, 9, and Casey Morair, 10. This year the...

 
 Government    July 19, 2011

Pgh. Zoning Board hearings

Pittsburgh's Zoning Board of Adjustment has scheduled the following public hearings of interest to South Pittsburgh residents in the first floor hearing room of the John P. Robin Civic Building, 200 Ross Street, Downtown. Zone case 121/11 on Thursday...

 
 Kids    July 19, 2011

Basketball camp for kids

Basketball Camp for kids ages 8-13 is planned for Arlington Recreation Center on August 1-4. The camp will take place each day from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the center. Lunch, t-shirts and drinks will be provided. For more information, call the...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

Picnic at the Monastery on Aug. 7

The Auxiliary of St. Paul of the Cross Monastery on the South Side Slopes will host a picnic on Sunday, Aug. 7, in the Monastery Garden following the 10 a.m. Liturgy. The menu will include hamburgers, hot dogs, beverages, and "fun and friendship."...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

Festa San Rocco coming in Aug.

Santa Maria Magdalena will again have the annual Festa San Rocco, on Sunday, Aug. 14 beginning at 2 p.m.  The Festa San Rocco will begin with a procession, followed by the Healing Mass of St. Rocco with the Blessings of Holy Oil,...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

50th reunion of St. George H.S.

The 50th reunion of the St. George High School Graduation Class of 1961 will be celebrated in September 2011. Class members should call the St. John Vianney Parish Office at 412-381-8300 for more details....

 
 News    July 19, 2011

Nominate residents for South Sider of the Year

 South Side Community Council will recognize and commend a resident and/or business owner for their commitment and dedication to making the South Side a better place to live with the third annual Outstanding South Sider Award. The community...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

Lane closures this week on E. Carson at 33rd St.

Short-term lane closures on outbound (eastbound) East Carson Street on South Side will occur this week from July 20-22, weather permitting. Crews will be removing the existing traffic signal mast arm pole and installing a new one above the eastbound...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

City civic leadership academy class beginng

Applications are available for the city's third Civic Leadership Academy (CLA), a free 10-week course designed to educate residents about local government in the City of Pittsburgh. Beginning September 14, and ending November 16, participants will...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

Civic Engagement Grants awarded to five in District 3

Neighborhood groups and residents throughout Pittsburgh City Council District 3 were recipients of the 2011 Civic Engagement Grant Program. The grant program, organized by intern Blake Plavchak, awarded five grants of $200 for community projects....

 
 By Margaret Smyka    Front Page    July 19, 2011

Butta-Bing owner meet with members of the neighborhood

How do you trust a man to operate an upstanding business when he allows the property to deteriorate into an eyesore, and does not pay city or school taxes for three years? There are about 18 citations on the property dating from 2005 to 2010. The...

 
 Government    July 19, 2011

Housing Court hearings

The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Thursday, July 21, at 10:00 a.m. in District Magisterial Judge Eugene Ricciardi's Courtroom: • W. Ronald McDermot, 437 St. Joseph Street, 16th Ward, Continued Codes 116.1, 307.1 • Jim Hawk,...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

St. Basil Parish festival next week

St. Basil Parish in Carrick will hold its annual Parish Homecoming Festival from Monday, July 26 through Saturday, July 31 in the church parking lot at 7 p.m. each evening. The festival will feature homemade food, a bake sale, bingo, games and...

 
 Real Estate    July 19, 2011

Real Estate Transactions for issue of 07-19-11

16th Ward Terrance Talbot to Anthony Scarpo at 130 S. 22nd St. for $215,000. 17th Ward Clarence Edwards Quillin Jr. to Daniel and Danette Hunter at 148 Pius St. for $134,000. Amy Marie Joseph to Sarah Marien at 48 S. 17th St. for $160,000. 18th Ward...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

Prince of Peace flea market

Prince of Peace Parish will hold a Flea Market on Saturday and Sunday, July 30-31 at the Parish Center, 81 South 13th Street on South Side. In addition to shopping for "treasures" at the Flea Market, the kitchen will be open for business with a...

 
 Meetings    July 19, 2011

A+ Schools holds meeting on Hilltop about school budget cuts

A+ Schools, Pittsburgh's community alliance for public education, is teaming up with six community partners to hold a series of neighborhood meetings in July and August to give residents the opportunity to weigh in on the massive budget cuts facing...

 
 Meetings    July 19, 2011

Birmingham AARP meets

Birmingham AARP #2757 will meet on Wednesday, July 27 at Birmingham United Church of Christ, 25 Carrick Avenue at 12:30 p.m. State Rep. Harry Readshaw will be the guest speaker. Coffee, tea and pastries will be served for a donation. Visitors are...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

City seeking help to locate war monuments

Pittsburgh residents are being called on to help complete the City's inventory of war monuments and memorials. In addition to the city's current list of more than 90 war monuments, the City's Department of Public Works and City Planning is...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

North Park Lake filled to capacity Irwin Run boat launch now open

North Park Lake has filled to capacity and is now flowing over the spillway at the intersection of Babcock Boulevard and Pearce Mill Road. As a result, the dam's drainage culvert, which had been ensuring a continuous flow of water into Pine Creek,...

 
 Front Page    July 19, 2011

Christmas in July helps to “raise” toys for Brashear

Brashear Association's Christmas in July Happy Hour and Toy Drive is slated for Wednesday, July 20, from 5-8 p.m. at the Double Wide Grill, 2339 East Carson Street. Christmas in July , presented by UPMC Mercy, features prizes, free appetizers and a...

 
 Front Page    July 19, 2011

Family festival in McKinley Park Saturday

The second of three Highmark Family Outdoor Festivals will be held Saturday, July 23 from noon–4 p.m. at McKinley Park near Beltzhoover. Highmark Family Outdoor Festivals are bringing free beginner-oriented outdoor recreation to local parks...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

Foreclosure workshops helps keep homeowners in their homes

Those struggling to make their mortgage payments and need help consulting their lender might want to consider allowing NeighborWorks Western Pennsylvania to help. NeighborWorks will hold several free Forclosure Workshops to help homeowners who may...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

State grant deadline for first-time community college students extended

The State Grant deadline has been extended from May1 to August 1 for first-time and non-renewal Pennsylvania State Grant applicants planning to attend a community. Applicants must be attending a community college and satisfy all eligibility...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

Vendors needed for third annual Crusin' on Hilltop

The third annual "Crusin' on the Hilltop" will take place on August 6 in the100-300 blocks of Brownsville Road beginning at noon. The annual event features classic cars, crafts, art and food. There are a few openings left for artists, crafts and...

 
 News    July 19, 2011

Serbs from across the country celebrate a “3 Day” in Pittsburgh

Last Friday marked the 94th consecutive Serbian Day at historic Kennywood Park. The gathering has traditionally featured live Serbian music and dance groups from across the United States. Serbian Day is sponsored by the Serb National Federation, the...

 

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