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Recap from May Lawrenceville-Wide Community Meeting

ByDavid Breingan

The May Lawrenceville-Wide Virtual Community Meeting was held on 5/19/2020 from 6:30-8 p.m.

  • View the full video recording by Zoom here, or by Facebook Live here.
  • View the presentation from Age Friendly Pittsburgh here.
  • View the presentation about the Lawrenceville Farmers Market here.

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9th Ward Block Watch Meeting Notes for October and November

ByDavid Breingan

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Lawrenceville Community Block Party

ByHelen

Lawrenceville United, working in tandem with the Senior AdvantAGE Program, will hold a neighborhood-wide block party this summer!  On August 16th, local residents will coordinate block clean ups and parties for their blocks in an effort to meet neighbors and to preserve the strong sense of community that Lawrenceville has always celebrated.  Residents will decide…