Come be a part of history and see the new Heth’s Bridge at 11am on 10/9/14.
You can walk, bike, or drive over and there will be parking in the Zoo lot.
Check out the invite and share it with your friends.
New Voting Location
The Department of Administrative Services, Elections Division, is requesting that all Morningside residents that previously voted at the Morningside School now report to the Morningside VFW for the Primary Election on May 20, 2014, and all other future elections. Any resident with a question regarding the change in venue is encouraged to contact Laurence J. Szurley of the Department of Administrative Services at 412-350-4525.
District 7 Candidates Forum
From the Highland Park Community Council website….
The Highland Park Community Council is hosting a District 7 City Council Seat Candidates Forum on Thursday, October 17 from 7:30pm to 9:00pm at the Union Project, 801 N. Negley Ave. All five candidates for Patrick Dowd’s seat will be participating.
The five candidates are:
- Tony Ceoffe of Lawrenceville
- Tom Fallon of Morningside
- Deb Gross of Highland Park
- David Powell of Morningside
- James Wudarczyk of Bloomfield
The event will be facilitated by the League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh. Carol Emerson, past president of the League, will be the moderator.
Submit your questions in advance or at the event: All District 7 residents may submit questions prior to the event via Twitter (#D7Forum), the HPCC Facebook page or the HPCC email editor@highlandparkpa.com. Questions from the audience attending the event will be submitted in written form on notecards that will be made available to all guests.
City Council Election Debate at Union Project
The first debate among candidates in the special election for Patrick Dowd’s old city council seat is coming up.
It’s at 7 p.m., Sept. 17 at the Union Project on N. Negley Avenue ….. More from the Post Gazette
Heth’s Run Bridge Construction Public Meeting with PennDot
Heth’s Run Bridge Construction
Public Meeting
August 27th, 6:30 PM
St. Raphael Multi Purpose Room
1154 Chislett St
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Senator Ferlo’s office has arranged a meeting to review the construction and traffic plans pertaining to the Heth’s Run Bridge Replacement Project with PennDot. Please email any questions for Penn Dot and the contractor to answer at the meeting by August 21st.
Pittsburgh Summer Youth Employment Program (PSYEP)
The Pittsburgh Summer Youth Employment Program (PSYEP) provides a six week work experience for youth ages 14-21. Work assignments follow two tracks: conservation related outdoor work where youth crews help to restore or maintain public properties and parks; or internships in public sector or private sector offices performing a wide range of business or clerical functions. Youth are paid $7.25 per hour and work six hours per day. The core work period is July 2nd through August 10th, 2012.
For more information: http://pittsburghpa.gov/personnel/pittsburghpartnership/psyep
Spring Shredding and E-Waste Recycling Event
Job Fair March 22nd
Mayor Ravenstahl’s Monthly Message-February 2013
Mayor Raventstahl’s monthly message to neighborhoods centers around the seniors in our area this month, including information on Senior Tax Relief and Health Active Living Centers. Read it now.
Council to Go
Councilman Dowd will be hosting regularly scheduled Council- to-Go meetings at the Union Project, located at 801 N. Negley Ave. Union Project Council-to-Go meetings will serve residents of Morningside, Highland Park, and Stanton Heights, and other neighborhoods throughout District 7. Each Council-to-Go session will last from 7-8pm, with meeting dates included below:
February 7th May 2nd August 1st November 7th
To learn about additional Council-to-Go locations, visit http:// pittsburghpa.gov/district7/ctg.