Notes from Community Meeting on Pusadee’s Garden Liquor License
Please see below for materials from the Community Meeting on Pusadee’s Garden’s proposed liquor license at the 10th Ward Block Watch on 10/10/2017:
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10th Ward Blockwatch Tuesday October 11
Join us for a meeting about Lawrenceville Corporation’s Community Land Trust on October 11 Meeting Flyer
Lawrenceville United is HIRING!
Lawrenceville United, a community-based non-profit organization working to protect and improve the quality of life of Lawrenceville residents and stakeholders, is seeking a highly productive, strategic, and experienced individual to join our team of dedicated, community advocates and professionals to staff a new parent-engagement program focused on the East End. For the full job posting…
Meeting notes on Fort Willow Developers’ The Foundry Phase 2
Please see below for some updates on plans for The Foundry Phase 2, a proposed new office space adjacent to The Foundry, a multi-family apartment complex. You can read the full notes here. Fort Willow Developers is proposing a 4 floor office space with parking on the ground floor and 3 floors of high tech…
Resources & Recordings from “Housing For All” Resource Fair
Lawrenceville United and Rep. Lindsay Powell co-hosted a “Housing For All” Resource Fair on Saturday 9/7/24 at Goodwill of Southwestern PA. Please see below for resources and recordings from the event! A huge thanks to everyone who attended and all of our partners who tabled & offered presentations to share valuable information and resources. Opening…
CLT Meeting Notes 10.11.16
The 10th Ward Block Watch welcomed Ed Nusser of Lawrenceville Corporation to share information about the LC’s Community Land Trust. Notes are available here. Lawrenceville United’s letter to the Zoning Board of Adjustment can be viewed here.
Crime Alert – Burglaries in Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville has seen a recent uptick in burglaries of both residences and businesses, particularly concentrated in the 6th Ward (Lower Lawrenceville) around 38th-39th Streets. Zone 2 Police are recommending that people lock their doors and “pin” their windows for security, and to pass along any tips. Anonymous tips can be submitted to LU or using…