10th Ward Public Safety Notes – October
This month, there were 3 deaths from suspected heroin overdose in the 10th Ward. Read October’s 10th Ward public safety report for more information.
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Fort Willow Zoning Hearing Testimony
ByHelenThe text of Lawrenceville United’s testimony that will be presented to the Zoning Board of Adjustments during the June 4, 2015 hearing is below. There is a link to the PDF of the letter at the bottom of the post. Please contact LU with any questions: (412)802-7220. June 4, 2015 Attn: Zoning Board of…
VICTORY CELEBRATION OF WHOLE HOMES REPAIR PASSAGE!
ByHelenJuly 28, 2022 from 6PM to 8PM at Trace Brewing, 4312 Main Street (including outdoor spaces to help protect COVID-vulnerable folks.) You’re invited to join State Rep. Sara Innamorato and Pittsburgh United Housing Justice Table for a victory celebration of the passage of the Whole Homes Repair legislation which will will preserve our housing stock,…
Responsible Alcohol Management Program Training April 15th REGISTER TODAY!
ByadminLawrenceville Corporation and Lawrenceville United are providing local Responsible Alcohol Management Program training with the help of Legacy Healing Center for liquor serving establishments as part of our continued responsible hospitality work. Most Lawrenceville businesses are already RAMP certified but this is an opportunity to send new employees or send long time employees for a refresher. …
Board Member George Saba
ByHelenName: George Saba Area: Central Lawrenceville/ 9th Ward How long have you lived in Lawrenceville? 2 years Why did you move to/ stay in Lawrenceville? I moved here because I was looking for a diverse and growing community in the city. Current Employer/ Job Title: Assistant Public Defender Please list Community Service, Non-Profit, or Board Experience: I have worked on…
Applications for LU Board are OPEN
Interested in serving on the LU Board of Directors? Lawrenceville United relies on having a great Board of Directors. The Board is an all-resident group of volunteers that’s integral to our mission of improving and protecting the quality of life for all Lawrenceville residents. The Board of Directors shapes the direction of LU, oversees the Executive Director, votes on…
Your Feedback Needed – Development at 40th and Butler
ByHelenMilhaus Ventures met with the community and presented their plans for development at the Arsenal Terminal Building site (the lot at 40th and Butler with Rite Aid.) They answered residents’ questions at a meeting on January 25. LU and LC met with residents and stakeholders February 8th, without the developers, to get honest feedback about…