Similar Posts
Halloween Tips for Staying Safe
Thank you to Zone Commander Holmes for sharing important tips for staying safe this Halloween! City of Pittsburgh Trick or Treating is from 5:30 – 7:30 pm October 31, 2014. Please review the tips to keep yourself, children, and neighbors safe! Halloween with Zone Two2014
Community Meeting for New Business at 47th and Butler
ByadminIMPORTANT MEETING for LAWRENCEVILLE RESIDENTS and BUSINESSES regarding a proposed business at 4635 Butler Street (corner of Home and Butler) that requires a liquor license approval. TUESDAY, March 19th 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Boys & Girls Club 4600 Butler Street The Abbey Group, LLC have applied for a liquor license (LID 59872) for their business at 4635 Butler…
Recap of LU Spring Membership and Board Elections 2023
Our Lawrenceville United Spring Membership Meeting and Board Elections were hosted on Thursday, 6/8/2023 at 6:30 PM at Goodwill at 118 52nd St. This meeting took the place of our monthly Happenings meetings that occur each second Thursday of the month. This Spring Membership meeting focused on LU updates and events and allowed LU Board…
LCAN to Allegheny County Health Department: “Do something!”
As you likely heard or noticed, Pittsburgh-area air quality, particularly in Lawrenceville, was terrible in December. Air monitor readings at the Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) Liberty monitor in Clairton were frequently at or near the worst in the country. In Lawrenceville there were very high readings of PM 2.5 – hazardous particles (“particulate matter”)…
Join us at a Leslie Park Design Meeting
Join us for a community meeting to kick off planning for Leslie Park. The City’s Department of Public Works will share information about Leslie Park and present two concepts for consideration and feedback. Thursday 8/7/25, 6:30-8 PM at Boys & Girls Club (4600 Butler St, Pittsburgh, PA 15201) Refreshments & childcare provided. Please register at…
- Community | Development Updates | Front page posts | News | Responsible Development | Responsible Growth | Responsible Planning | Uncategorized
Recap from Housing for All: The State of Housing in Lawrenceville
Many thanks to the Office of Councilwoman Deb Gross, Lawrenceville Corporation and the Department of City Planning for partnering on this effort. The hosting partners provided updates on the state of housing in Lawrenceville, displacement, and what’s being done about it. Thank you to all of the attendees who shared their stories and experiences. Be sure to check…