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Lawrenceville United (LU) and Lawrenceville Corporation (LC) invited the owner of Burgh’ers, a restaurant proposed at 3601 Butler Street, to the 6th Ward Block Watch for a community meeting on 7.25.2016. LU distributed flyers within a 500 foot radius of 3601 Butler, inviting residents and stakeholders to attend and learn more about Burgh’ers. Notes from…
Board Member Tony Ceoffe
Name: Tony Ceoffe Area: Lower Lawrenceville/ 6th Ward How long have you lived in Lawrenceville? 30 years Why did you move to/ stay in Lawrenceville? I grew up in Lawrenceville and I am proud of our rich history here. I am excited to raise my family here and continue to contribute to the impressive growth. Current Employer/ Job Title: Pittsburgh Housing…
Recap of “Let’s Talk Mobility” meeting 3/31/2022 (Community Development Activities Meeting)
The Community Development Activities Meeting for March 2022 focused on mobility issues and included presentations from Pittsburghers for Public Transit, Bike PGH, Healthy Ride / POGOH, Automotus, Better Streets Lawrenceville, and Lawrenceville Corporation. See meeting notes here View the full video here View Lawrenceville Corporation’s presentation here
Lawrenceville Back to School Bash
PEP Rally is partnering with Encounter Church to host a Back to School Bash in Arsenal Park on Saturday, August 23rd from 11 AM to 1 PM. It will be a fun (and free!) family event that promotes a prepared and healthy start to the school year. There will be kids activities, a bounce house, free food,…
2021 Board Elections + Spring Membership Meeting
The Spring Membership Meeting & Board Elections was held on Wednesday, June 9th at 6:30 p.m. See the full video HERE. The agenda included Board elections, opportunities to get involved, and an open Q&A. More information about the meeting: How to become a member, or renew your membership: If you need to renew your membership, or have never been a…
Honoring Our Wisdom Keepers: RSVP ASAP!
You’re invited to participate in an interactive storytelling and movement workshop with Attack Theatre as a kickoff for a public art and oral history project that celebrates and memorializes the stories of our neighborhood “wisdom keepers,” especially older women, and their contributions to the Lawrenceville community. Over the next few months, stories and memories from…