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MWCDC Homeowner Forum April 18
Home owners and home ownership will be the focus of the April 18 Mount Washington Community Development Corporation's April 18 Community Forum. The forum, from 6:30-8 p.m. at the Mount Washington...
Stations of the Cross at Grace Anglican Church
Good Friday, Grace Anglican Church in Mt. Washington will offer Stations of the Cross, along Grandview Avenue stopping on the city’s observation decks. Lead by The Very Rev’d Canon John Hayes Park, a procession will gather at the Monongahela...
Stations of the Cross
Good Friday, Grace Anglican Church in Mt. Washington will offer Stations of the Cross, along Grandview Avenue stopping on the city’s observation decks. Lead by The Very Rev’d Canon John Hayes Park, a procession will gather at the Monongahela...
Market House to close for installation of HVAC
The South Side Market House will close on April 8 for installation of a new HVAC system. Friday, April 5 will be the last full day at the Market House. The staff will provide relocation information to keep in touch with updates. The center will...
By Mount residents hear from PPC, PWSA on lead line replacement
Discussions about park improvements, community business development, lead line replacements, and local forestry packed a full agenda at last Thursday’s Mount Washington Community Development Corporation (MWCDC) community forum. The Pittsburgh...
Hugh Brannan has influenced more than Brashear during his 36-year career
Sitting in Brashear's Museum Room, where much of South Side's history took place over the last 36 years and the Association's namesake is chronicled, it seemed appropriate Hugh Brannan was discussing...
URA in Your Neighborhood offers resources for business
URA in Your Neighborhood: Mt. Washington will offer resources for small businesses on Tuesday, March 19 from 2-4 p.m. at the Grandview Bakery meeting room, 225 Shiloh Street. New and existing business owners are welcome to stop in and talk with...
PWSA will get state funds for its area lead line replacement project
The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) completed settlement on a $49 million construction project to replace drinking water lead service lines in the distribution systems of the Morningside, Homewood, Perry, Mount Washington, South Side and...
Real ID driver's licenses now available in Penna
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has announced optional Real ID-compliant driver’s licenses and photo ID cards are now available for Pennsylvania residents who want one. A federally-accepted form of identification, whether...
City of Pittsburgh Historic review hearings
The Historic Review Commission of Pittsburgh has scheduled the following hearing in the East Carson Street Historic District for 1 p.m. on Wednesday, March 6, following Internal Business beginning at 12:30 p.m. 315 Grandview Avenue — Mt....
Curb Appeal Program continues
Pleased with the results of its Curb Appeal pilot program, the Mount Washington Community Development Corporation (MWCDC) the organization is gearing up to continue and expand the program. The Curb...
MWCDC accomplishments and planning highlighted
Last year’s highlights and upcoming plans for 2019 were presented as part of the second annual Mount Washington Community Development Corporation’s (MWCDC) “Year in Review” meeting at last week’s community forum. Board president Alaina...
MWCDC's advocacy group will meet Feb. 27
The Mt. Washington Community Development Corporation (MWCDC) Advocacy Committee will meet on Wednesday, Feb. 27 beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the Mt. Washington Healthy Active Living Center, 122 Virginia Avenue. Discussion at the meeting will include:...
Final sign ups for WHAA ball will be February 23
Final call for sign up for the W.H.A.A. and the Mount Washington Athletic Association's 2019 Baseball and Softball season is February 23. Boys and girls ages 4 to 19 are welcome to sign up, although...
MWCDC development committee
The Mt. Washington Community Development Corporation’s Development Committee will meet on Wednesday, Jan. 23 beginning at 6 p.m. The agenda includes a presentation from Urban Capital Group concerning 440 Willian Street. There will also be...
Eight new high end homes are proposed for Grandview Avenue
Preliminary concepts for eight new single-family homes on Grandview Avenue were presented for community feedback at last Thursday’s Mount Washington Community Development Corporation (MWCDC) community forum. The proposed 4,000 square foot luxury...
Bruce Kraus announces run for new term
City of Pittsburgh Council President Bruce Kraus has formally announced his intentions to run for another four-year term in District 3. The long-time South Side resident cited a desire to continue work to make South Pittsburgh communities “safe,...
New residential project on MWCDC forum agenda
The Mt. Washington Community Development Corp. will hold a special Community Forum on January 9, 6:30-8 p.m. at the Mt. Washington Healthy Active Living Center, 122 Virginia Avenue. Senko Construction, Inc., will describe it’s proposed residential...
Real estate transfers for issue of Dec. 4, 2018
16th Ward Estate of Ann Kasan to Oakdale Development LLC at 2213 Carey Way for $100,000. Z & S Realty Inc. to Chelsea Freeman at 1501 Eleanor St. for $109,000. Catherine Fischer to Laura Vardy...
Carol Sing in Mt. Washington on December 13
Grace Anglican Church in Mt. Washington will hold a Carol Sing on Thursday, Dec. 13 beginning at 7 p.m. Fellowship, hot chocolate, cider and refreshments will follow. All are welcome to attend. Grace Anglican Church is at 319 West Sycamore Street,...
Free concert with One Voice ensemble at Grace Anglican
The “One Voice” Christian Vocal Ensemble, directed by David F. Pressau, will present a free concert for Advent on Sunday, Dec. 16 at 2 p.m. “One Voice” is an inter-denominational Christian Vocal Ensemble in the Pittsburgh area. The ensemble...
Carrick council holds election, results will be announced later
Eleven nominees hoping to join the Carrick Community Council (CCC) board of directors introduced themselves to members prior to the official election at last Wednesday’s meeting in the Concord K5 auditorium. Interim board president Sherry Brown...
Greenleaf St. reopens after landslide, more work still needs to be completed
In mid-February of this year, Pittsburgh experienced one of the largest and most impactful landslides within the city in recent memory. Tons of soil material came down from Mount Washington, overtopping Greenleaf Street and causing the temporary...
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...
