Community and Nature and News and Residential Quality and UncategorizedDecember 10, 2020 Information on De-icing: Save our Trees from Salt! (And our Pets and Concrete too!) SHUC and Uncover have tried very hard to make Forbes Avenue look like Rodeo Drive, or name any tree lined street that is attractive to shoppers. (Murray Avenue is a future project with Councilman O’Connor’s help.) Research is long term and clear that people spend more and linger longer on attractive tree lined streets. ItCONTINUE READINGShare this:FacebookTwitterPinterest
Community and News and Residential Quality and The Burrow and UrbanJune 1, 2020 Sunday Social Distancing Porch Party Series We invite our neighbors to join us for social distancing porch parties every Sunday throughout the month of May and the first week of June! This Sunday, June 7 @ 12:30 pm Games Unlimited is partnering with SHUC for Cartographers – A Family Game Event! It is the series finale! Please sign up for theCONTINUE READINGShare this:FacebookTwitterPinterest
Commercial Development and Community and Gateway and Long Range Planning and News and Residential Quality and Squirrel Hill Magazine and The BurrowMay 30, 2017 Plans Move Forward for Medical Marijuana Dispensary in Squirrel Hill Progress has been made in the completion of a medical marijuana dispensary on 3885 Forward Avenue in Squirrel Hill, but with many steps ahead for Keystone Relief Center, the building’s doors will not open for at least another six months–if at all. Pennsylvania has received hundreds of applications from organizations across the state looking to create medical marijuanaCONTINUE READINGShare this:FacebookTwitterPinterest
Commercial Development and Gateway and Long Range Planning and News and Parks and Projects and Residential Quality and The BurrowApril 5, 2017 Bus Rapid Transit Project Update In 2011, Port Authority of Allegheny County and the City of Pittsburgh began a study of potential improvements to the transit system. One possible improvement identified by the study was a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) that would address transit between Downtown and Oakland, and possibly extend to other East End neighborhoods. On April 3rd, your Squirrel Hill Urban CoalitionCONTINUE READINGShare this:FacebookTwitterPinterest