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Sorrell’s Pub – 5238 Butler Street (Former Bottles)
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Update: 1/22/2018 Lawrenceville United, Lawrenceville Corporation, and six residents filed a protest/petition to intervene in opposition to another proposed liquor license at 5238 Butler Street due to community concerns about owner James Haney’s criminal background that were raised during their first application in 2013. The City of Pittsburgh and Representative Dom Costa also filed petitions to intervene. We thank Councilwoman Deb Gross, Mayor Peduto, and Rep. Dom Costa for…
2018 Vendor Application for the Lawrenceville Independence Day Celebration
Lawrenceville Independence Day Celebration Food Vendor Form 2018 We are interested in collecting information from businesses who would like to participate as a food vendor in the Annual Independence Day Celebration. Above, please find a form to fill-out to give us a sense on what you can provide. Our Lawrenceville Fireworks Committee will review this…
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Senior Food Boxes
Thanks to Rebuilding Together Pittsburgh and the Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank, LU is excited to offer low-income seniors with a monthly box of food delivered to your house. The boxes will include canned fruits and vegetables, peanut butter, beans, cereal, pasta, bottled juice, shelf-stable milk, canned meat and 2 pounds of cheese. The next delivery…
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Update: new design standards for driveway curb cuts
New legislation (Council Bill 2021-1085) at the City of Pittsburgh is being considered for design standards for off-street parking for single-family attached homes. This comes after advocacy from Lawrenceville United and 11 other organizations called for this additional measure, among other measures, to limit the propagation of driveway curb cuts on walkable streets, due to…
Lawrenceville Community Development Activities Meeting
ByHelen
Lawrenceville Corporation and Lawrenceville United invite you to a meeting to discuss community planning and development issues, A liquor license transfer at Arsenal Lanes (212 44th St) and a new liquor license at Bierport (4115 Butler St). We’ll have updates on the Green Boulevard, the Riverfront planning process, the Clack site process, and the Holy…
Notes from Air Quality Meeting on 3/13
On March 13th, 2019, Lawrenceville Clean Air Now (LCAN) and Lawrenceville United hosted “A Community Meeting about Air Quality in Lawrenceville.” Approximately 50 people were in attendance for a presentation from GASP, Q&A, and break-out sessions around specific topic areas related to air quality. Meeting notes are available HERE. To get involved, follow LCAN on…