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2018 Memorial Day

American Legion Post #681 and the Brighton Heights Citizens Federation are once again extremely proud to announce this year’s Memorial Day program to honor Fallen Heroes of the 27th Ward of Pittsburgh, PA. The program will take place at Legion Park located at the corner of Brighton Road and Shadeland Avenue. The program is held on Memorial Day which is Monday, May 28, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. sharp. Please arrive early. This is the program’s 70th year and is one of the oldest, longest-running Memorial Day programs in the city. We would like to invite the residents of the 27th Ward to attend this great program to show respect to our fallen heroes. We do ask you bring your own chair as there is no seating at the park. God Bless America.

If you have any questions, contact the event coordinator: CONTACT: Joe Brown EMAIL: [email protected]

Also Featured In This Issue Next General 2…… President’s Report Membership 2…… Darlene Harris Meeting 3…… BHCF Information List Thursday 5…… Brighton Heights Walks May 10th, 2018 6-7…… Free Spay and Neutering Program 7:00 PM 8…… Brighton Heights House Tour Morrow 9…… State Representative Adam Ravenstahl Auditorium 11…… Woods Run Carnegie Library Events 12…… Meeting Minutes President’s Report From Councilwoman Darlene Harris Vince Pallus April showers bring May flowers, and they truly are beautiful I hope you enjoy the May edition of our Brighton Heights in bloom! I hope the start of this beautiful season wasn’t Citizens Federation newsletter. We are trying to get more too troubling for anyone on the Northside, and I’m glad that relevant and interesting articles from residents in our the snow is finally gone! As the weather gets nicer, there community for our newsletter and website. If you have are going to be plenty of outdoor events for everyone to an article or information that you think BHCF needs to let enjoy. I’d like to mention, as well, that baseball season has people know about, please send it to us. officially started! Though we all love the Pirates, we do not all love the traffic that comes from their games. Please keep Brighton Heights Citizens Federation (BHCF) has many in mind that people from out of town will be visiting our city activities and events throughout the year. Please keep a more frequently as Spring progresses, and it’s important for look out for all the details. BHCF is a 501©3 non-profit everyone to follow the rules of the road! organization. We rely on donations and grant money to operate throughout the year. Consider donating to our Please be especially careful near playgrounds, schools, organization or supporting one of our activities. This and parks this season, as more children and pets will be year, BHCF is participating in the Highmark Walk. It is a out to play. Also, if you’re looking for some after-school great way for the Federation to earn donations that will activities on the Northside, I encourage you to check out help offset the costs we incur each year. Please read all the Warhol and Artists Image Resource for exciting and the details in this edition of the newsletter and consider participating. creative weekly activities! As always, please feel free to contact me with any questions BHCF is an all-volunteer organization and I would like or concerns. to thank the hard working and dedicated individuals who volunteer their time to make Brighton Heights CONTACT: Darlene M. Harris, Councilwoman, District 1 Neighborhood a community. I am very proud to say that I PHONE: 412-255-2135 am from the Brighton Heights area of the Northside. EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: http://pittsburghpa.gov/district1/feedback I encourage all of you to attend our next BHCF general membership meeting on Thursday, May 10th at 7:00 p.m. at John Morrow Auditorium. As always, all are welcome to attend. I hope to see you there.

2 [email protected] | (412) 734-0233 Do You Have a New Neighbor? BHCF Information List If so, let us know, BHCF will give them a one year free membership and send them a newsletter for a year. And if BHCF Answer Line: 412-734-0233 you would like to write something about Brighton Heights, please feel free to send your article to: BHCF FAX: 412-734-0234

BHCF Newsletter E-Mail: [email protected] 3629 California Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15212 Or E-Mail it to Editor, Dave Lebec Web Site: www.brightonheights.org [email protected] ALCOSAN (odor control) 412-766-9445 This newsletter is printed for us by Allegheny General Hospital and we appreciate their generosity. Allegheny Co Health Dept 412-578-8390

412-255-2036 Newsletter Committee: (before 3 p.m.) Editor: Dave Lebec Animal Control Copy Editor: Erin Marie Yourd 412-255-2935 Distribution: Vince Pallus (after 3 p.m.)

The opinions expressed are those of the authors and Building Inspection 412-255-2176 not necessarily those of the membership of the board. Building Permits: 412-255-2175

BHCF Board of Directors: Burned Out Street Light 412-255-5483 Officers President: Vince Pallus City Council Office 412-255-2142 Vice President: Brendan Schubert Treasurer: Gretchen Serra City Council Rep for BH 412-255-2135 Corresponding Sec: Danielle Graham Robinson Recording Secretary: John Belch City Planning 412-255-2200

Directors Emergency 911 Brendan Delaney, Janice Johns Engelman, Joe Glassbrenner, Bill Goodrich, M. Kate Kelley, Environmental Services 412-255-2780 Donna Kramer, Dave Lebec, Tim Maloney, Stacey Roa, John Norman, Helen Wehner, Jeff Worsinger Graffiti in the neighborhood 311 You are a direct victim 911 Graffiti Busters (will remove it) 412-255-2872 The United Way #188 Graffiti Watch 412-255-2272 Brighton Heights Citizens Federation is a United Way agency. You can make a donation to the Federation by Litter Hot Line (PA State) 888-548-8372 choosing #188 on your donation form. All United Way donations are used exclusively for children’s activities Mayor’s Office 412-255-2626 such as the Halloween Parade.

Any member making a United Way donation receives free Mayor’s Response Line 311 membership in the Federation. Usually paperwork does Organized Crime, Narcotics, not catch up to us until the year after the donation. 412-665-4300 and Intelligence Division (ONI)

Membership Renewal Parking Authority 412-560-7275 Check the date after your name on your mailing label and make sure your membership is up to date. If it is not, Pittsburgh School Police 412-622-3520 please renew your membership now, either by sending in Police – Zone 1 412-323-7201 a renewal with the form on the back of the newsletter, or by going to our website online and renewing it by PayPal. Public Works 412-255-2790

Refuse/Recycling 412-255-2773 Neighborhood Newsletter 911 Safety Submissions Please remember to close and lock all Deadline windows and doors when you are away from This is a reminder that the deadline for your entry to home. Call 911 to report any suspicious the Brighton Heights Newsletter is approaching. Please person, activity or vehicle to the police. submit your article to me as an attachment no later than Do not leave anything of value within eye sight in your car August 1. Thank you for your cooperation. especially money, cell phone, camera, keys, wallet or purse. Always remember to lock your car. Take valuables with you CONTACT: Dave Lebec, Editor when leaving your car. EMAIL: [email protected] Nextdoor Pittsburgh

Have you joined our online neighborhood? Nextdoor is a private community network that let’s you meet and Go Green by Getting coordinate with neighbors, the Mayor of Pittsburgh, Your Newsletter by and other community resources. Check out how Brighton Heights and its members are using Nextdoor to create Email volunteer engagement and change in the neighborhood Email newsletters contain links to related stories, additional on our website at brightonheights.org stories not included in the printed copy and helps the Federation put more of our funding to local initiatives. Interested in Sharing a Story with Your Community?

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Neighborhood Crime Information If any member of the Brighton Heights Citizen’s • You are invited to attend the Federation general Federation would like specific information regarding membership meetings every second Thursday the criminal activity in or neighborhood, you have usually located in the auditorium of John Morrow two sources at your disposal: School. Police officers from Zone 1 provide a • You are invited to attend regular meetings at comprehensive list of every crime that occurs within the Northside Public Safety Council held the first our neighborhood. The next scheduled meeting will Thursday of each month. They are held at the be held in May. Manchester Citizen’s Corporation Building located The best way to prevent crime in our 1319 Allegheny Avenue. You may also obtain this neighborhood is to become involved. information by logging onto the Police website at http://communitysafety.pittsburghpa.gov/. The next meeting will be held in June.

4 [email protected] | (412) 734-0233 More on Memorial Day

On Friday, May 26, 2018, we will once again be placing flags at the gravesite of all fallen heroes. We place flags at Highwood Cemetery located at 2800 Brighton Road. We meet at 9:30 a.m. at the front gate. We are always seeking volunteers to assist in placing the flags. This program is done rain or shine. If you have any questions, please contact the event coordinator.

CONTACT: Joe Brown EMAIL: [email protected]

Brighton Heights Walks! By Danielle Graham Robinson

The Highmark Walk for a Healthy Community is an annual fundraising walk that benefits local non-profits.

The primary goal of the walk is to help participating organizations raise money for their individual missions.

You are invited to join TEAM BRIGHTON HEIGHTS in support of the Brighton Heights Citizens Federation so we can continue to provide ongoing events, services, and beautification in Brighton Heights!

Please type the following link provided, click “join team” and follow instructions. Then you can share your personal page to your social media or email friends and family to get donations! From Board President, Vince Pallus: If you need help signing up, please let us know! This is a fun Hello all, event for all ages!

I want to express my condolences to the following board CONTACT: Kate Kelley members for the loss of their loved ones on behalf of myself PHONE: 412-818-1517 and the Brighton Heights Citizens Federation: SIGN UP ONLINE: http://tinyurl.com/brightonheightswalks • Stacey Roa (Loss of her Mother)

• Tim Maloney (Loss of his Father)

• John Belch (Loss of his Sister) http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/postgazette/ obituary.aspx?n=marianne-haffey-belch&pid=188681804

Our deepest condolences to all three fellow board members in this difficult time.

www.brightonheights.org | 3629 California Avenue 5 Free City Spay and Neuter Program By Tara Czekaj

Did you know that City of Pittsburgh residents can receive up to five cat or dog spay and neuter surgeries - absolutely free - through the City of Pittsburgh Spay and Neuter Program?

Research from the American Veterinary Medical Association shows that a single sterilization surgery can save more than 512 unwanted puppies and 382 unwanted kittens from being born. Additionally, spaying and neutering saves our community and local shelters money and resources. The numbers of cats and dogs picked up by the city’s Bureau of Animal Care and Control has decreased each year since the program began in 2012. Both Humane Animal Rescue locations and Animal Friends participate in the program as surgery providers. Stray and feral cats maintained outdoors are also included in this program if they are within city limits.

This program is available all year round. Pet owners can apply by completing an (enclosed) application for each cat or dog. Pet owners must prove city residence and vaccination records for their pets prior to surgery. Applicants will be contacted with a surgery appointment place, date, time, and pre/ post-surgery instructions. To learn more about this program, contact Animal Care and Control.

CONTACT: Animal Care and Control PHONE: 412-255-2036

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Brighton Heights House Tour By Joe Glassbrenner

The Brighton Heights Chocolate House tour is an annual across California Avenue to McClure area. Businesses are fundraiser benefiting the Brighton Heights Citizen also encouraged to partner with this effort by submitting Federation. Home owners invite participants to visit some advertisements for our tour booklet. We also have a of the most awe-inspiring homes in our neighborhood, business sponsor each home on the tour. Contact me for while sampling a wide variety of chocolate goodies at each pricing and the submission email. If you are looking to grow stop! Most of the tours over the last decade have been held your business and gain exposure, this is a great time. on Father’s Day. Please stay tuned. A date will be selected this month as well After much thought and consideration, Brighton Heights as the information on our website at brightonheights.org. Citizens Federation has decided to move our annual Chocolate House Tour to September. We believe this Contact our event coordinator for more information about will be a much better time of year and will lend to our route, the current 2018 home list, ad space, and more participation, less competition with busy summer sponsoring a house. schedules, and less chance of unforgiving heat that plagued CONTACT: Joe Glassbrenner us in years past! EMAIL: [email protected] We have some exciting upgrades in store for this year’s House Tour, including a 14 passenger limo bus to shuttle those to the farthest home points and from our starting point at Marmaduke Park. The Tour will definitely still be a walkable tour for able bodies but our shuttle will assist those in need. We are still accepting homes, such as in the lower Termon area extending through Marmaduke

8 [email protected] | (412) 734-0233 State Representative Adam Ravenstahl From Sarah Steers (D) Allegheny | www.pahouse.com/Ravenstahl Over the past few months, many people in Brighton Heights and the surrounding neighborhoods have left Budget realities demand a severance tax on comments on the social networking site Next Door natural gas drillers (www.nextdoor.com), explaining that they have either Pennsylvania needs a 2017-18 budget that works for all people lost a pet cat or found someone else’s cat. Having once -- especially working people and the middle class. lost (and successfully recovered) one of my indoor cats, I’d like to offer a few helpful tips. To do that, lawmakers in Harrisburg should approve a commonsense severance tax, like every other major natural gas Unlike dogs, most cats don’t go very far when they get out. producing state has in place, so drillers are paying their fair share Familiar smells can often be enough to lure them home. and reimbursing us for what this natural resource is really worth. Leave out fresh food and water. You should also leave the litterbox outside, and any other items that remind them It still may be a longshot, but it does appear that interest in a of the good life indoors once they get a strong whiff. Try a severance tax is growing in the Capitol. Facts have a funny way favorite blanket or towel, an old sweatshirt, or a beloved of doing that, which include: cat bed or pillow.

• A roughly $3 billion, two-year projected deficit; If your cat isn’t afraid of its cat carrier, you can leave that • Revenue collections running $1.21 billion behind out with the door open, along with a small dish of food. projections through April; and Your cat may climb inside to take a nap. You can also use • Pennsylvania ranking 46th in the nation in state share of a live trap (or Havahart trap) baited with a dish of your support for its public schools. cat’s favorite food. Wait a few nights. You run the risk of potentially trapping a different outdoor cat or a raccoon, We cannot achieve a responsible state budget through cuts but these traps have an easy “release” button if you need alone. That’s why the final spending plan due by June 30 must to let out the wrong critter. end the advantages and loopholes that allow large corporations to avoid paying their fair share. If your cat is currently missing, reach out to Pittsburgh Pet Detective for additional help (www.pghpetdetective.com). And, here’s another reason why Pennsylvania must turn to a They have great advice and can sometimes even loan severance tax: In March, Commonwealth Court ruled that some you a live trap. low-producing Marcellus Shale wells are not subject to Act 13 impact fee payments. Communities statewide are at risk of losing $16 million in impact fee money.

The impact fee on individual wells was enacted by the Republican legislature in 2012 in lieu of a real severance tax on the value of natural gas. It does not adequately address the long-term impact on residents and resources.

And, every year, natural gas production in Pennsylvania -- and the profits drilling companies make on it – increases, while since 2014, impact fee revenues for local community services and projects have shrunk.

I agree with the bipartisan sentiment not to raise the state’s broad- based sales and income taxes. Enacting a fair and reasonable severance tax will help build a budget that supports our schools, protects public health and safety, and reduces the deficit.

Let’s follow the money – or, more precisely the lack of it – and join the other gas-producing states by implementing a fair and reasonable severance tax. It’s time.

CONTACT: Matthew Maciorkoski House Democratic Communications Office PHONE: 717-787-7895 FAX: 717-783-6839 EMAIL: [email protected]

9 [email protected] | (412) 734-0233 How Close Are We to Museums and History Centers? PITTSBURGH MUSEUMS AND HISTORY CENTERS By Art Keisel Carnegie Museum of Art http://cmoa.org/ One of the terrific things about living in Brighton Heights is what realtors point out: “Location, location, location!” You Carnegie Museum of Natural History can probably think of a dozen restaurants, stores, sports http://www.carnegiemnh.org/ venues and such nearby. But did you ever consider how Carnegie Science Center many museums are within a mere six miles? These aren’t http://www.carnegiesciencecenter.org/ your father’s museums either! We’re talking cool, fun places like Johnny Angel’s Ginchy Stuff and Rock and Roll Museum. Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh Owner, Jack Hunt is a Brighton Heights resident who has re- https://pittsburghkids.org/ created the Rock ‘n Roll Museum in Cleveland. Or walk next Andy Warhol Museum door in the Casey Industrial Complex to see the largest bicycle http://www.warhol.org/ collection in the world at Craig Morrow’s Bicycle Heaven. Both of these are only two miles from Brighton Heights. Heinz History Center http://www.heinzhistorycenter.org/ Remember the fun you used to have going to the arcade? Pinball and classic video games are still fun and still available at Frick Art & Historical Center Pinball Perfection. Another of the world’s largest collections is http://www.thefrickpittsburgh.org/ located in West View. Curators Dan Hosek and Todd Umstott Fort Pitt Museum offer over three hundred games of all types for you to play. http://www.heinzhistorycenter.org/fort-pitt/

Artist Randy Gilson bought Randyland on a credit card in Mattress Factory 1995. Today on the Northside, people come from all over https://www.mattress.org/ the world to see the outdoor art work of murals, psychedelic Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall and Museum staircases and mirror wall. Randy gives impromptu http://soldiersandsailorshall.org/ inspirational speeches to guests. Photo shoots of all kinds, engagement parties, corporate outings and others are held The Clemente Museum in the large court yard. You’ll love Randy. http://www.clementemuseum.com/

Here is a list of more fun, educational museums and their web August Wilson Center for African American Culture sites close to Brighton Heights. See how many you’ve visited! https://culturaldistrict.org/pages/awc/ National Aviary https://www.aviary.org/

Miller Gallery at Carnegie Mellon University http://millergallery.cfa.cmu.edu/

Phipps Conservatory https://phipps.conservatory.org/

Photo Antiquities Museum of Photographic History http://www.photoantiquities.org/

Bayernhof Museum http://www.bayernhofmuseum.com/

Pinball Perfection Museum http://www.angelfire.com/pa2/pindan/museum.htm

Bicycle Heaven https://www.bicycleheaven.org/

Johnny Angel’s Ginchy Stuff and Museum http://www.jaginchystuff.com/

10 [email protected] | (412) 734-0233 From The Carnegie Library

Dear Neighbors, GREEN GROCER: THE MOBILE FARMERS MARKET TUESDAYS, 3 PM – 4 PM May is a wonderful time of the year. The weather is warming up, school is winding down, and summer is right around the Green Grocer is a mobile farmers market selling corner! Here’s a taste of what you’ll experience at CLP-Woods fresh, healthy food at an affordable price. Every Run in May and June. Tuesday from 3 – 4 p.m. you will be able to stop by the library to purchase fresh produce, as well as We hope to see you soon! frozen meat, eggs, rice, pasta, and beans. Everyone Marta Honores is welcome to shop at the market, and multiple LIBRARY SERVICES MANAGER, CLP-WOODS RUN forms of payment are accepted, including cash, credit card, and SNAP/EBT. ADDRESS: 1201 Woods Run Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15212 PHONE: 412-761-3730 LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL EMAIL: [email protected] MONDAYS, 4 PM – 5 PM WEBSITE: www.carnegielibrary.org/clp_location/woods-run/ Thinking about where your teen will be after graduation? Stop in on Mondays for workshops From our weekly storytimes to our monthly that range from scholarship applications to quick book clubs, we have something for all ages. and easy cooking tips to financial literacy and more. For a complete schedule of all events, please visit: http://www.carnegielibrary.org/clp_location/woods-run

SAVE THE DATES! UPCOMING IN JUNE:

ANNUAL SUMMER KICK-OFF PARTY THURSDAY, JUNE 14TH AT 10:30 AM

Popsicles, a family-friendly music performance, and arts & crafts. Not a bad way to start off the summer! While you’re here, don’t forget to register for the summer reading program!

LUNCH BREAK AT THE LIBRARY MONDAY - FRIDAY, 11:30 AM – 1 PM (Beginning June 18th)

Stop by the Library every weekday for hands-on activities, crafts and games with friends! A cold lunch will be provided during this program while supplies last each day. Lunch and activities are for youth ages 18 and younger, and for persons with disabilities up to age 21. No registration necessary.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

Want to get involved in the library in a new way? Our Friends of the Library volunteer at our events, run our book sales, and tell their friends, family, and neighbors about all the library has to offer. Does this sound like something you can do? We are currently recruiting new members! Please call Marta Honores at the number above or email at [email protected] to discuss further. They meet the first Tuesday of every month at 6:15 p.m.

11 [email protected] | (412) 734-0233 MINUTES Review of Previous General Membership Meeting

March 8, 2018 Alcosan Corresponding Secretary Jeanne Clark Danielle Graham Robinson The meeting was brought to order at Alcosan made a presentation Danielle reported on efforts to 7:05 p.m. concerning their expansion of the plant re-organize the Communications The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. in order to fulfill the terms of the storm committee and her work on the water overflow consent decree. All of website and Facebook pages. She The Minutes from the January 11, 2018, the expansion will occur in the current will be soliciting more community- General Membership meeting were 59 acres. The project is extensive and driven content for both the approved without corrections. will take many years but the cost is less newsletter and the web. than originally projected due to the Special Guests: extra time given for completion. Treasurer’s Report Gretchen Serra Pittsburgh Police Pittsburgh School Board Director Net Worth Report – As of 3/1/2018 Officer Sylvester Wright and Veronica Edwards Sgt. Michael Burford Veronica was introduced as our new Assets — Cash and Bank Accounts Officer Wright reported on the school board representative for Monument 1,637.63 ongoing mentoring program the police District 9 and is working to increase Operating Account 1,095.93 are conducting with students from student achievement levels and urges Morrow which included homework and community members to contact her SSB OP Acct 7,328.35 behavioral issues. Zone 1 is participating with concerns. State Grant Account 920.22 in a chess program at the Woods State Representative United Way 934.74 Run Library and is looking to adding a Adam Ravenstahl TOTAL Cash and $11,916.87 golf program through the AYD. Adam gave a short update on State Bank Accounts Sgt. Burford went over crime statistics affairs and reminded residents of the and answered questions concerning The Treasurer’s report was approved. services his office in the neighborhood the new Shot-Spotter system for provides. His office is sponsoring a the Northside and increased police shredding event in Lawrenceville Report of Committees: presence in Marmaduke Park to reduce on April 21. NSLC incidents during Team Pittsburgh Vince Pallus and John Belch events. Report of Officers and Others: Vince reported on housing and development projects the NSLC is City Council Woman Darlene Harris President’s Report working on and the unveiling of the Jeff Martin Vince Pallus Allegheny Commons master plan. Jeff reported on the Councilwoman’s Vince announced that we have submission to the zoning board received reimbursement from the Neighborhood Safety Committee concerning the Three Rivers Youth City for our 2016 expenses and that Donna Kramer application. He asked residents to an increased amount for 2017 was Absent. Vince reported a city-wide report any landslides or running water dedicated by Councilwoman Harris. He public safety meeting on April 18, the to her office as well as 311 in order to also spoke with her concerning unused student police academy which begins coordinate needed efforts to mitigate funds from the California Avenue on March 14 and a summer camp, Cops them. He also stated that she is Business District project and what they and Kids. working with Public Safety concerning could be used for. More information Marmaduke Park and the paving and discussion will follow. list for this year is demanding more efforts and money. Vice President Brendan Schubert Absent.

12 [email protected] | (412) 734-0233 Families, Youth and House Tour Children Committee Joe Glassbrenner Kate Kelly Absent. Vince announced that we have Kate reported on the success of the a tentative date of June 17 for the house March 3 gallery showcase for the tour and are still looking for houses in photography students enrolled in the this important fundraising event. fall program. She also encouraged the community to participate in the Old Business Highmark Healthy Walk fundraiser on None. May 12 and provided forms to enroll. New Business This is an excellent way to fundraise for None. the Federation. Anything for the Good of the Gardens and Greenspaces Federation Vince reported that the committee The next General Membership meeting is looking for a new chair and is always will be May 10, 2018. looking for volunteers. The 50/50 Raffle prize of $25 was Clean-up won by Ray Walsh and donated to the Tim Maloney Federation. Absent. Vince announced that the spring cleanup will be April 21 and Approximately 40 persons attended. the Tim has a painting project with Pitt students on March 24 that will Adjournment continue painting the railings on The meeting adjourned at 8:35 p.m. Brighton Heights Blvd. Respectfully submitted Land Use Committee John Belch Jessica Mooney Vince reported that Bill Alexander of California Automotive is going through the permitting and zoning process to return the property to a gas station and mini-mart. The Board approved a motion in support. The BHCF has Last Page Laugh closed on 3829 California and with the By Tom Kaylor additional city land reserve parcels In what manner are the crafts of nearby, has issued a RFP for their Dentists and Morticians similar? redevelopment. They both do implants. Memorial Day Ceremony Joe Brown Absent. The ceremony will be held May 28 at 10 a.m. and is looking for donations.

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