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VOLUME 48 May 2018 ISSUE 3 CITIZENS REPORT ttttttttttttttttttttt 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? Submit your story in less than 250 words using the submission link on the brightonheights.org homepage. 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.
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