Morningside is one of Pittsburgh's best kept secrets. Close-knit and friendly, neighbors live in two-story brick homes with old fashioned porches that encourage long talks and quick chats with friends and neighbors. Children ride their bicycles in the gentle shade of the trees that line the sidewalk, and joggers have two-square miles of neighborhood to explore.
The Morningside Area Community Council meets the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM at the Morningside VFW Hall at 1820 Morningside Avenue.
Last Updated ( Nov 05, 2009 at 11:14 AM )
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's February Newsletter
Jan 25, 2010 at 02:44 PM
Mayor Ravenstahl's February Neighborhood Newsletter is available. The letter contains valuable information on public safety initiatives including Public Safetey Council Meetings and Community Policing Officers. The CPO for Zone 5 is Officer Michael Gay at (412-665-3605). Write Comment (0 comments)
Last Updated ( Jan 25, 2010 at 02:59 PM )
Councilman Dowd's "Council to Go"
Oct 09, 2009 at 12:00 AM
Councilman Patrick Dowd and his staff will be available to hear your concerns, provide news on issues in Council, and help you access city services. February’s Morningside session will be held on Wednesday February 24 from 5:30-7:00 p.m. at Morning Glory Coffeehouse (1806 Chislett St.).
Message from Councilman Dowd on PWSA Insurance Changes
Jan 25, 2010 at 03:06 PM
Many of you have replaced sewer lines yourself or know neighbors that have, so you may be aware of the unexpected hardship this expensive repair can create for homeowners. As a Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority Board member, I am happy to share that in January PWSA began offering an opt-out program for complete coverage of water and sewer line repairs at a minimal cost.
The MACC Strategic Planning Meeting will be held from January 9th from 10am - 2pm, at the Saint Raphael's Multi-Purpose Room. Anyone interested in shaping the future of the MACC is welcome. Please RSVP to Grant Ervin at
In order to continue to keep Morningside a thriving community, we are always looking for volunteers. Members & non-members are encouraged to provide their specialties. From website development to litter clean up; Block Captains to Gardeners, your time and knowledge is needed. Contact the MACC if you would like to learn about volunteer opportunities. All ages welcomed. Community service hours available.
Welcome Morning Glory Coffee House!
Make sure to stop by the new Morning Glory Coffee House on 1806 Chislett Street, around the corner from Natoli Field, in the heart of “downtown” Morningside.
Morning Glory Coffee House offers: * Organic Fair Trade Coffee * Baked goods, soups, salads and more! * Free Wireless *Art openings, movies, live music
Electronics: Empty ink cartridges, old cell phones, old digital cameras, iPods, video systems, (i.e. GameBoy, Nintendo, Atari consoles), PDA’s & lap tops can be dropped off at St. Raphel School or Parish offices for recycling.
Eye Glasses: Don’t throw your old eye-glasses away! The Knights of Columbus can use them for Missionary Distribution. Please bring them to the St. Raphael Parish Office.
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Morningside is one of Pittsburgh's best kept secrets. Close-knit and friendly, neighbors live in two-story brick homes with old fashioned porches that encourage long talks and quick chats with friends and neighbors. Children ride their bicycles in the gentle shade of the trees that line the sidewalk, and joggers have two-square miles of neighborhood to explore.