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Recap of Community Development Activities Meeting for New Residential Development at 39th and Foster
The Community Development Activities Meeting for the new residential developmentat 39th and Foster was held on Thursday, May 30th, at 6:30 PM at the TRYP Hotel (177 40th St). Dalian is developing 300 new units of housing for Lower Lawrenceville and shared their plans for design and construction of this new property. Community members were…
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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…
Lawrenceville Tree Tenders Meet & Greet
Look around Lawrenceville and you can see that this neighborhood is full of beautiful street trees and unique green spaces. Many hands have supported the work of transforming Lawrenceville into a place with strong community gardens, beautiful parks, and a tree lined main street. The Lawrenceville Tree Tenders (LVTT) is one of the groups that has been responsible for leading this work in Lawrenceville. Join the LVTT…
2019 LIVE! In Lawrenceville
ByHelenJoin us for 2019 LIVE! in Lawrenceville, Lawrenceville United’s annual party and fundraiser celebrating the neighbors, volunteers, and leaders that make Lawrenceville special. The evening happens on 9/7/2019 from 7-10 p.m. at the Teamsters Local Union 249 in Lawrenceville. Admission includes food and drinks from local businesses, fun games, and music spun by Arie Cole. Tickets…
Join us 5/2 and 5/9 to make sure every child is registered for kindergarten!
On Saturday, May 2nd and Saturday, May 9th, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., PEP Rally and its partners are organizing a large canvassing effort in the Lawrenceville, Bloomfield, and Garfield neighborhoods. The goals of this effort are to make sure that local families are signed up for Pre-K and kindergarten, let families know about the…
Board Candidate Randall Sulkin
ByHelenName: Randall Sulkin Area: Central Lawrenceville/ 9th Ward How long have you lived in Lawrenceville? 3 years Why did you move to/ stay in Lawrenceville? Location, amenities, community Current Employer/ Job Title: Self-Employed Please list Community Service, Non-Profit, or Board Experience: President – Friends of Arsenal Park, Volunteer with Lawrenceville United and Lawrenceville Tree Tenders What makes Lawrenceville unique? Why?…