The Friendship Circle of Pittsburgh Opens Doors of New Location
September 7, 2016
The Friendship Circle’s new building will open its doors to the public this Sunday, September 11th from 1 PM –
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2016 Treasure Awards
September 6, 2016
For our 2016 Annual Treasure Awards, we are honoring:
Friendship Circle: A dynamic civic organization leading the way
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Community Meeting: 1830 Beechwood Blvd & Burton L. Hirsch Funeral Home Projects
August 30, 2016
Community Meeting on September 6th
Discussing Two New Projects in Squirrel Hill
(1) 6pm – Proposed 11 Single-Family homes
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September Night Market One of Ten [ ] We Move Celebrations
August 29, 2016
In July, as part of his Welcoming Pittsburgh Initiative, Mayor Bill Peduto announced the [ ] We Move series, an
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“Ghost Bikes” Honor Cyclists with Beautiful Memorials
July 27, 2016
Residents of the city of Pittsburgh may have seen the beautiful white bikes stationed around the city, but not all
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Green Infrastructure Projects in Schenley Park and Beyond Take Shape
July 25, 2016
By Sonia Panic
If you picked up our latest Summer issue, you may have read about the city’s plan
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Forbes Avenue Circuit Returns to Vintage Grand Prix
July 12, 2016
By Meghan Poisson-DeWitt
The Pittsburgh Grand Prix, a favorite among locals and car enthusiast from across the country, is
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Familiar Faces – Your SHUC Board Members
July 11, 2016
By Ray Baum, Board Member
The Squirrel Hill Urban Coalition and our community are fortunate to have so many
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Pittsburgh’s Environmentally Conscious Mayors from Squirrel Hill
July 8, 2016
By Helen Wilson
Vice-President, Squirrel Hill Historical Society
Pittsburgh officially became a city on March 18, 1816, with the
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Sixth Presbyterian Church Certified as a national Presbyterian Earth Care Congregation
July 7, 2016
By Nora Johnson
Sixth Church, located at the corner of Forbes and Murray Avenues in the heart of
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8 Tips for Maintaining Your Trees
July 6, 2016
Squirrel Hill boasts one of the largest planted tree canopies in the City of Pittsburgh. While the Citywide tree canopy
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Rain Gardens are Beautiful and Hardworking
July 5, 2016
By Brenda Smith, Executive Director of Nine Mile Run Watershed Association
All residents of Squirrel Hill live in
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Pedestrian- Bicycle Improvements and the Environment in Squirrel Hill
July 1, 2016
Marshall Hershberg, Coordinator, SHUC Pedestrian-Bicycle Committee
As many of you know, last year the Squirrel Hill Urban Coalition (SHUC)
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Four Mile Run Watershed Green Infrastructure Plan Takes Shape
June 30, 2016
By Scott Roller and Erin Tobin, Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy
Schenley Park and the neighborhoods that surround it are part
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Squirrel Hill Resident to Receive Award for Tree Stewardship
June 29, 2016
By Linda Ryan
When it comes to keeping city trees alive and well in Pittsburgh’s 90 neighborhoods and five regional
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