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This week's So. Pgh. Housing Court hearings
The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 8:00 a.m. in Pittsburgh Municipal Court: • Dunamis Capital Partners LLC, 7 Whitworth Street, 19th Ward, Code PM108.1.1. ...
CERT is recertified as first responders
A graduation ceremony was held recently to recognize members of the Arlington Heights Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), a part of the Minority Emergency Preparedness Task Force (MEPTF). The Ar...
South Side Park building a bright future, one bridge at a time
Go for a relaxing hike through South Side Park this holiday season and take in some spectacular views of the city. The hike will be even more enjoyable as one of the park's trails, the Tombstone...
Real estate transactions for issue of November 27, 2018
16th Ward Eli Kasan to TW Holdings 13 LLC at 2822 Larkins Way for $112,000. Robert Kosht to Cathy Terrell at 515 Laughlin Ave. for $91,000. 17th Ward Arlington Veterans Assn. to Platinum Homes Real...
This week's So. Pgh. Housing Court hearings
The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 28, at 8:00 a.m. in Pittsburgh Municipal Court: • John Checkeye, 10 Regina Street, 17th Ward, Code PM108.1.1. • Linda Macsurak,...
Zone 3 council planning trainings, picnic in 2019
A brief meeting of the Zone 3 Public Safety Council on Nov. 12 featured a reminder about the annual “Get Stuffed With Love” program that ensures no city residents go without a traditional turkey dinner on Thanksgiving. There are no income or age...
This week's So. Pgh. Housing Court hearings
The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 15, at 8:00 a.m. in Pittsburgh Municipal Court: • Robert Carr, 425 Eureka Street, 18th Ward, Code PM108.1.1. • Duke Realty...
Amy Schrempf announces candidacy for District 3
South Side resident Amy R. Schrempf has announced her candidacy for Pittsburgh City Council District 3. Since 2002, Ms. Schrempf has been a practicing attorney with offices on East Carson Street. She...
Real estate transactions for issue of Nov. 6, 2018
16th Ward Jan Michaels to Jessica Palmer at 3210 Jane St. for $180,000. Michael Lapiana to Gregory Price and Victoria Sauer at 2927 Mary St. for $235,000. Estate of Rosemarie Chojnicki to Winning Sky LLC at 92 S. 25th St. for $166,000. 17th Ward...
South Pittsburgh area Housing Court cases before Judge Ricciardi on Nov. 5
The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Monday, Nov. 5, at 9:00 a.m. in Municipal District Judge Eugene Ricciardi's Courtroom: • Four Ball LLC, 2939 Arlington Avenue, 16th Ward, Code...
City completes improvements to landslide sites
The City of Pittsburgh has completed improvements at two landslide sites in the city's southern neighborhoods. Improvements have been made to two parts of William Street in Mount Washington, one of th...
Hilltop communities battle weather impacts
Most Sunday mornings, members of Allentown Clean and Green can be found picking up trash, caring for young trees, and weeding along main streets in the hilltop. By comparison, however, trash is a minor environmental concern: with this spring and...
This week's So. Pgh. Housing Court hearings
The following Housing Court case is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 24, at 1:30 p.m. in Municipal District Judge James Motznik's Courtroom: • Maureen Folley, 232 Seward Street, 19th Ward, Codes...
Real estate transactions for issue of Oct. 23, 2018
16th Ward Julie Scarpo to Lisa Zosky at 3202 Jane St. for $221,000. Hajjah Holdings LLC to Fergal and Sarah McAndrew at 2619 Josephine St. for $205,000. Hajjah Holdings LLC to Fergal and Sarah...
By Mt. O. Boro Council passes disruptive property ordinance
A new ordinance amending the Disruptive Property Ordinance was the lead story from the Oct. 15 meeting of Mt. Oliver council. Under the amended ordinance, if there are three calls to a property for disruptive activity within a 90-day period, the...
South Side updated on construction projects coming to community
The upcoming South Side infrastructure projects, and an update on the South Side Parking Enhancement District (PED), were the focus of the Oct. 9 meeting of the South Side Planning Forum. Engineer Emily Gaspich, P.E., of the city’s Dept. of...
Mission Street Bridge, 18th Street corridor slated for improvments
The Oct. 9 meeting of the South Side Slopes Neighborhood Association (SSSNA) began with elections. The slate of candidates approved unanimously was comprised of Jamie Balser, Blake McClaren, Donna Tarkett, Gavin Robb, Candice Gonzalez, and Kristin...
This week's So. Pgh. Housing Court hearings
The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 3, at 8:00 a.m. in Pittsburgh Municipal Court: • Rhumaud Brooks Sr., 1924 Arlington Avenue, 16th Ward, Code PM108.1.1. • Sadie LLC, 507 Boggston Avenue, 18th Ward, Code...
Zone 3 council considers summer festival, asks about progress on abandonded cars
Abandoned vehicles, animal neglect, and a potential Zone 3 summer festival were among the topics at the Sept. 17 meeting of the Zone 3 Public Safety Council, held in the Knoxville Library on Brownsville Rd. At last month’s meeting, the question...
MO mayor opposes care facility proposed for school building
A new council member, and a proposal to turn the former Mt. Oliver School into a health and care giving facility operated by the human service agency Auberle, kicked off the Sept. 17 meeting of Mt. Ol...
Real estate transfers for issue of Sept. 11
16th Ward Estate of Dennis Scott Habowski to Anthony Weisenburger at 2909 Josephine St. for $92,000. Sharon Rush et al. to James Rush at 2810 Shelly St. for $1 (state deed transfer stamps indicate a...
Citiparks spray parks will remain open until Sept. 9
Citiparks is extending the days of operations for six spray parks, due to the continuation of hot summer weather. Spray Parks in Arlington, Beechview, Burgwin, Mellon, Troy Hill and Warrington will remain open through Sunday, Sept. 9. Additionally,...
Councilman resigns, nuisance property considered in boro
The August 20 meeting of Mt. Oliver council began with announcement of the resignation of Councilman David Beltz, whose letter cited work and family demands. Council accepted his resignation by a 4-0 vote. In addition to Mr. Beltz, council members...
Bring back the trolley in Allentown, maybe not
Back when I was a student living in Allentown I took the trolley everyday to Point Park College. Back then we called it a trolley or a streetcar, not a light rail vehicle. A short walk to the corner of Arlington and Warrington avenues and I could be...
Mt. Oliver Housing Court
Results for the Aug. 7 Mt. Oliver Borough Housing Court cases before Municipal District Judge Richard King: • Starwood Management, 110 Giffin Avenue, Mt. Oliver Borough, 845.183.7, Rental License....
