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We’re turning 15, and we want you all to celebrate with us at a special edition of LIVE! in Lawrenceville. We’ll have games of all kinds: board games, giant games, party games, a money wheel, & a Jeopardy game with a past Jeopardy winner! As usual, we will have lots of local brews, the…
LOCATION CHANGE for Back to School Bash With rain and thunderstorms in the forecast for tomorrow, we’re changing the location of the Back to School Bash to indoors at New Bethel Baptist Church (221 43rd Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15201), just a few blocks from Arsenal Park. The time is still the same: 11 AM to…
LOCATION CHANGE for Back to School Bash With rain and thunderstorms in the forecast for tomorrow, we’re changing the location of the Back to School Bash to indoors at New Bethel Baptist Church (221 43rd Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15201), just a few blocks from Arsenal Park. The time is still the same: 11 AM to…
6.24.2016 Update The Zoning Board of Adjustment hearing for this project was Thursday, June 23. LU submitted a joint letter with LC, outlining the concerns raised by residents during the previous meeting. LU did not take a position on the project. 6.22.2016 Update 9th Ward Block Watch Meeting, 6.21.2016 Hatfield Homes Presentation by Arun Gupta, Red Swing Group…
Lawrenceville United Board Members are elected for two-year terms, and once a year, LU members vote for those whose terms are expiring. To submit your vote, you can do one of the following: 1) print this ballot and mail or drop off your completed ballot in person at our office, 2) attend our Membership Meeting on…
Did you miss the parent orientation on 6/15 for the Lawrenceville Summer Celebration day camp at the Boys and Girls Club? Don’t worry – here are the notes from the meeting below. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Boys and Girls Club at (412) 682-4013 or Lawrenceville United at (412)…
6.8.2016 Update Project History Duncan Park sits at the intersection of Duncan Street and 54th, in Upper Lawrenceville. The site was decommissioned as a City of Pittsburgh park several years ago. While the City still owns the property, the “decommissioned” status means that they have no plans to make site improvements. As part…
