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There will be a South Watch meeting at the Brashear Center, 2005 Sarah Street, on Wednesday, Dec. 12 at noon. There are no presentations on the agenda, but there will be reports.

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Allentown

Mittens & Mingles presented by UPMC Mercy, the South Side Chamber of Commerce’s annual celebration benefitting the South Side Welcome center and The Brashear Association drew a full house for signature drinks and food from South Side’s finest restaurants. Attending the event were: (from left) Michelle Senko, Hugh Brannan, Jean Brannan and Marie Senko. Additional photos in South Pittsburgh Scene on Page 2.

Photo by Zos Zavius

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Beechview

The Beechview Community Center is seeking artists, 50 or more years old, to submit one or two pieces of original artwork for its Artful Aging Exhibition at the center in January.

Still time to enter home decorating contests Just do it in Boro decorating Allentown contest on now

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Arlington Heights

Allentown residents will have an opportunity to win a $100 gift certificate to alla Famiglia for decorating their home.

The Allentown CDC will award the gift certificate to the resident with the best exterior decorations in the neighborhood. The contest is open to Allentown residents, no registration necessary.

Board member of the Allentown CDC will begin 1. The final day for judging is judging homes on December December 21.

A graduation ceremony was held recently to recognize members of the Arlington Heights Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), a part of the Minority Emergency Preparedness Task Force (MEPTF).

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South Side

The next Open Mic Coffee House at the South Side Presbyterian Church is Friday, Dec. 14, 7:30 – 9 p.m., and welcomes singers, dancers, comedians, and more to the stage.

Free Christmas pancake breakfast at Hilltop United Methodist Church

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A free pancake and sausage breakfast, catered by Breakfast at Shelly’s, will take place at Hill Top United Methodist Church, 631 E Warrington Avenue, on Saturday, Dec. 22 from 9-11 a.m.

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The Allentown Senior Citizens Center will celebrate the Holidays on Wednesday Dec. 19.

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Mt. Oliver residents can enter their home in the borough’s annual Holiday Lighting Contest.

Nominate your own home or a neighbor’s by calling 412-431-8107 x106 or emailing rick.hopkinson@mtoliver.com.

Jusging will occur the week of December 17.

Santa party Allentown’s Second Annual Santa Party will take place on Saturday, Dec. 15 from 2-5 p.m. at 831 E. Warrington Avenue.

The family friendly holiday party includes snacks, games, crafts, music and holiday fun with Santa.

The event is sponsored by the Allentown CDC and the Hilltop Alliance.

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Crime stats are down for the last month in Carrick and Overbrook

By Austin Vaught, Contributing Writer The Carrick and Overbrook communities are enjoying a quiet start to the holiday season as police have observed lower crime rates dating back to October.

The drop in crime was announced at last week’s meeting of the Carrick / Overbrook Block Watch as Zone 3 officer Christine Luffey distributed a monthly crime report that was about half its usual length.

Between November 5 and December 3, police recorded 43 criminal incidents in Carrick, 20 of which were thefts. Only nine incidents were reported in Overbrook. Officer Luffey provided details on four of the most notable cases that occurred within the last 30 days.

“I only have four or five cases to tell you about, and that’s a good thing,” officer Luffey said. “Everything is much, much lower this month.”

According to the report, a juvenile was charged with criminal trespassing on November 17 at 5:30 p.m. after police were dispatched to the 2000 block of Hazeldell street following a 911 report of juveniles entering a vacant home.

When police arrived, two juvenile suspects fled the scene while one remained in the building. Police drove the juvenile home and issued a citation.

Police are investigating another report of criminal trespassing that occurred on November 13 at 2:48 a.m. after a woman called 911 to report an African-American male between the ages of 20 and 25 entered her home.

According to police, the suspect fled after the woman threw a board game in his direction. Police noted the woman’s front door did not fully close and the yard was overgrown, which may have led the suspect to believe the home was abandoned.

A carjacking occurred on November 28 at 2:00 a.m. in the 1900 block of Brownsville Road. Police said two suspects asked the 22-year-old victim for a ride before they pointed two guns at the back of his head and demanded he exit the vehicle.

Undercover detectives spotted the victim’s car a few hours later, which led to a short police pursuit before the driver crashed the vehicle. Both suspects, who police say are known to the victim, fled the scene; however, the victim has been uncooperative and the case is still under investigation.

A zTrip driver was robbed on December 2 at 2:28 a.m. after transporting a male suspect from South Side to the 1000 block of Brownsville Road. The suspect robbed the zTrip driver at gunpoint and took off with his wallet and phone.

After police responded, the victim was able to use a tablet computer to trace the location of his cell phone to an address on Wynoka Street. Police arrested the suspect at the location and recovered the stolen property.

At the conclusion of the crime report, a resident asked what factors are causing crime to drop and if police believe the decrease is temporary. Officer Luffey responded that police have not yet identified a reason behind the decrease.

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Mittens & Mingles presented by UPMC Mercy, the South Side Chamber of Commerce’s annual celebration benefitting the South Side Welcome center and The Brashear Association drew a full house for signature drinks and food from South Side’s finest restaurants.

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Commentorial Carrick/ Overbrook Support for Auberle Continued from Page 1 you, whatever life throws at Carrick and Overbook, we’re going to deal with it.”

In addition to the crime report, several community announcements were made at the meeting: Officer Luffey announced the results of the annual Get Stuffed with Love Program.

Officers delivered 3,358 free Thanksgiving meals to residents in need across the city.

1,400 of those meals were delivered to Zone 3 residents.

“It was the best Thanksgiving I have ever worked,” officer Luffey said.

Carrick Community Council (CCC) board president Sherry Brown also announced the CCC elected 11 new board members last month and will hold their first formal board meeting in December. The next CCC member meeting will likely be in February.

“We’re really feeling positive all the time about Carrick,” Ms. Brown said. “We have so many new things planned.”

Carrick / Overbrook Block watch coordinator Carol Anthony announced she has stepped down after eight years as leader of the organization.

Ms. Anthony, who worked closely with officer Luffey to revive the organization in 2011, has played a critical role in growing the Carrick / Overbrook Block Watch into what is often referred to as one of the largest community organizations in the city.

Ms. Anthony said she will remain active in the organization and will continue to attend the monthly meetings.

She will also maintain a CCC board seat.

Carrick resident and CCC board member Donna McManus has taken over as leader of the organization.

Ms. McManus presented Ms. Anthony with a bouquet and thanked her for her hard work. Officer Luffey and state Rep. Harry Readshaw also recognized and thanked Ms. Anthony.

“I want to extend my thanks to Carol for her leadership and years of dedicated service to both communities and the block watch,” Mr. Readshaw said. “I want to believe that collectively we are all heading in the right direction.”

The next meeting of the Carrick / Overbrook Block Watch will be January 7 at 25 Carrick Avenue.

Say a company with a good reputation providing an needed service wanted to open a location in the community. This company was going to take over an underutilized building, renovate it, and bring in or hire locally enough employees to make it the biggest or one of the biggest employers in the area.

Such is the case with Auberle, a faith-based organization, and its desire to open a Family Healing Center in the former Mt. Oliver School Building on Hays Avenue. A first of its kind program in Pennsylvania, the Family Healing Center would unite drug addicts who have completed detox with their young children and other family members in a residential setting.

Auberle is proposing up to eight participants in the program, but will start with fewer. Participants and their families will live together in an apartment in the former school building.

There, the recovering addicts will not only undergo continued counseling, but learn how to be parents again.

What the Family Healing Center is not, is a halfway house.

Program participants will remain in the facility, only leaving the building when accompanied by a staff member. Employed spouses may leave to go to work everyday and if the young children are school age, they will continue to attend the same school they always have.

In addition to the parents receiving help, children will be assessed by UPMC Children’s Hospital and will have access to tutoring, mental health services, recreation activities and other services.

One component of the program is for the family to have as normal a life as possible.

Mt. Oliver Mayor Frank Bernardini has chosen to oppose the proposed program saying the borough isn’t a “dumping ground” for social programs. He has further stated the recovering addicts in the program will draw and be the target of drug dealers, adding to Mt. Oliver’s drug problem.

Mr. Bernardini’s logic is flawed. Currently, there are no halfway houses or drug recovery programs in the borough. There are only around 500 families in the entire county eligible to participate in this program with Auberle expecting some from local neighborhoods to be referred.

The Family Healing Center will be staffed 24-hours a day and the recovering addict isn’t permitted to leave the facility unaccompanied. Auberle officials anticipate the facility will be transparent to nearby residents and not draw any undue attention.

The use of the former Mt. Oliver School Building as Auberle’s Family Healing Center is a good reuse of the building and a good start to a partnership that can only benefit Mt. Oliver.

Skate with Santa Dec. 16 at the Schenley Park Rink Skate with Santa on Sunday, Dec. 16 from 1:30-3:30 p.m. at the Schenley Park Skating Rink.

Bring along the kids, and the camera to capture special holiday memories, and “Skate with Santa” at this popular annual event presented by the City of Pittsburgh.

The festivities include holiday music and an opportunity to skate outdoors in Schenley Park with a view of the Down-

town Pittsburgh skyline as the backdrop.

Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for children 17 years and younger. Skate rental is $3/pair.

For more information, visit: www.pittsburghpa.gov/schenley/rink or call 412-422-6523

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Carol Sing in Mt. Washington on December 13

S. Side branch library has a variety of activities for toddlers to adults Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh- South Side, 2205 East Carson, has a variety of programs for all ages during December.

Storytime: Toddler and Preschool Tales takes place on Thursdays at 11 a.m.

Get up and get moving with interactive stories, songs and rhymes. Children and adults actively explore books that improve vocabulary and expand the imagination. Reading together is an important way for children to learn to read independently. The program is for children 18 months to 5 years and their caregivers.

Teen Time is on Tuesdays from 4 – 6 p.m.

Teens into cool art projects, epic games, music, food and just chilling out are welcome to come kick it at Teen Time.

A Book Sale is planned December 14 and 15 from 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. and December 16 from noon – 5 p.m.

Browse new and gently used materials, including DVDs and books on CD. All proceeds benefit the Carnegie Library of PittsburghSouth Side.

Crochet and Knitting Club meets on Wednesdays from 5:30-7 p.m.

Join the CLP - South Side for its Crochet and Knitting Group. They are a group of friendly crochet and knitting fans, looking to teach and learn from other friendly

crafters. Bring a current projects or start something new.

For information on any of the programs, call 412-4310505 or email southside@ carnegielibrary.org.

P. J. McArdle Roadway will be closed in Mt. Washington between the Liberty Bridge and Grandview Avenue, on Tuesday and Wednesday, December 11 and 12 from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

This closure is required in order for the Department of

Public Works to complete general maintenance duties.

It will remain open to pedestrian traffic.

This work is weather dependent and may be rescheduled because of inclement weather.

Will close for several hours on this week on Dec. 11-12

With deep regret I announce that James J. Barry Jr. Funeral Home will no longer be a funeral home.

However, the funeral home number 412-381-2266 will still be answered by a licensed professional funeral director for any help needed, old records, death records, information, etc.

I would like to thank each and every one of you for the confidence and trust you placed in our family in your time of sorrow throughout these 90 years. The many friendships we made through the families we served will always be treasured Please keep me in your prayers and I’ll keep you in mine thank you.

Sincerely,

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Grace Anglican Church in Mt. Washington will hold a Carol Sing on Thursday, Dec. 13 beginning at 7 p.m.

Fellowship, hot chocolate, cider and refreshments will follow. All are welcome to attend.

Grace Anglican Church is at 319 West Sycamore Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15211. For more information, call 412381-6020.

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Allentown seniors will celebrate the Holidays

The Allentown Senior Citizens Center will celebrate the Holidays on Wednesday Dec. 19.

Festivities begin at 10 a.m. with a visit from two very special individuals hailing from the North Pole! Pictures will

be available. Entertainment will be provided by Bruce Puckett. There will be singing, dancing, raffles and refreshments.

Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m. Seniors 60 and over are welcome. Reserva-

tions are a must. Call 412481-5484 for reservations or if with any questions about the celebration.

The Allentown Senior Citizens Center, Inc. is at 631 E. Warrington Avenue.

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Peduto signs contract with paramedics

Mayor William Peduto has fessional Paramedics Local 1.

“This agreement will place signed a new contract with Fraternal Association of Pro- more medic units – and provide increased public safety – on Pittsburgh streets on a 24/7 basis, while keeping our promises on financial stability,” Mayor Peduto said.

The contract adopts 12hour shifts for paramedics and emergency medical technicians over two-week periods, replacing the former schedule of six consecutive days of eight-hour shifts. The change should provide fewer demands of forced overHA Wishing PPY HO time on Emergency Medical an abun LIDAYS dance o We’re tr Services personnel, and allow uly grate f joy to you and y ful for y our skati our kin— the city to better manage overng in! time pay, creating more predictability in scheduling and wages for both union members and management.

The expanded shifts should allow for the return of 24/7 service out of medic units in Brighton Heights, Homewood and Hays. Three EMT stations will also have 24/7 service If

restored. Wage and longevity payments included in the contract are within the parameters of the city’s five-year financial plan.

“One of my goals over the past two years has been to boost the morale within our EMS bureau while increasing services to city residents. This agreement should do both,” Public Safety Director Wendell Hissrich said.

The one-year contract starting January 1, 2019 has an option for a five-year extension, after a review of the contract’s impact on overtime payments (also called “premium pay”).

The union must also agree to the five-year extension.

“I really appreciate what the Mayor and the city are doing for us with this contract,” said Jeffrey M. Tremel, president of FAPP Local 1.

Union membership approved the contract Wednesday evening in a 129-28 vote.

The Harmony Singers of Pittsburgh will present a holiday concert, “Holiday Memories,” under the direction of Cynthia G. Pratt on Sunday, Dec. 16 at 7 p.m. at Brightwood Christian Church, 5044 West Library Avenue, Bethel Park.

The concert will be presented again on Tuesday, December 18 at 7 p.m. at Brightwood Christian Church. Selections from the concerts include “Do You Hear What I Hear?,” “Home for the Holidays” and “The Little Drummer Boy.” The concerts will feature fa-

vorite carols, holiday music, and a sing-a-long. Refreshments will be served following the concert. A basket raffle and a holiday cookie sale will also be included.

The concerts are free and open to the public. A free-will offering to benefit the entertainment efforts of the Harmony Singers will be accepted.

The Harmony Singers are available to perform for civic, social, church, or business organizations. For information about the group or to reserve them for an event, visit www.harmonysingers.org. and follow them on Facebook

National Alliance for Mental Illness will discuss mental illness on December 11, 7 pm at Concord Presbyterian Church, 1907 Brownsville

Road, Pgh PA. 15210.

The discussion will include available programs programs and resources to help to cope with the illness.

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Carrick library has programs in December for toddlers to adults

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – Carrick will host a variety of activities during December.

Activities and programs include: Family PlayShop - Tuesdays, Dec. 18, from 10:30 –11:30 a.m.

Children learn and grow through play. Laugh, discover and explore with your child during this special playtime that supports healthy development. Babies, toddlers, preschoolers and their caregivers will make friends and use toys to learn about their world.

Grown-ups will have a chance to chat with child development specialists and ask questions about caring for their little one. For children birth to 5 years and their caregivers.

Teen Time - Tuesday, Dec. 18, from 3:30–5:30 p.m.

Teens into cool art projects, epic games, music, movie nights and just chilling out, are welcome to come kick it at Teen Time.

Kids Club is Wednesdays, Dec. 12 and 19, from 3:30– 5 p.m.

Meet new friends, hang out with old friends and try something new. Children can have fun, build social skills and use their imaginations. Activities may include crafts, games or technology. For children in grades K-5.

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Submissions needed for senior show

The Beechview Community Center is seeking artists, 50 or more years old, to submit one or two pieces of original artwork for its Artful Aging Exhibition at the center in January.

Original artwork can be paintings, drawings, photography, sculptures or crafts. An opening reception is planning for January 25.

For more information or to receive a mailed application, call 412-488-8404. Citipark’s Beechview Community Center is at 1555 Broadway Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15216.

South Watch will meet on December 12

There will be a South Watch meeting at the Brashear Center, 2005 Sarah Street, on Wednesday, Dec. 12 at noon.

There are no presentations on the agenda, but there will be reports from Environmental Services, Zone 3 police, Duquesne University, the Mayor’s Office and city and state offices.

The January 9, 2019 South Watch meeting will also be at noon.

ny will take place on Tuesday, Dec. 11, between 6–8 p.m.

Welcome new citizens and neighbors in a naturalization ceremony, presented in partnership with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. New United States citizens will take the oath of allegiance, pledge allegiance to the flag, and receive their certificates while surrounded by friends and family. All community members are welcome to attend in order to celebrate and greet these new cit-

izens.

Adult Game Night is on Wednesday, Dec. 12 from 5:30–7:30 p.m.

Looking to get away from it all? Take the night off for a friendly board game competition. A variety of board games will be available. Feel free to bring a snack. For adults 18 and older.

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Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh, her debut novel The Lady’s CLP—Carrick is at 1811 PA 15210.

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PWSA is replacing lead service lines on the following streets at no cost.

Visit pgh2o.com/leadmap to access our interactive map to determine if your property is eligible, or call our Lead Help Desk at 412.255.8987.

ALLENTOWN Allen St Amanda Ave Arlington Ave Asteroid Way Beltzhoover Ave Brosville St Carnival Way Ceres Way Climax St E Amanda Ave E Warrington Ave Edgemont St Emerald St Eureka St Excelsior St Freeland St Hanover St Hartford St Helen Way Industry St Knox Ave Lillian St Loyal Way Manton Way Mclain St Millbridge St Mount Oliver St Proctor Way Renwick St Roanoke St Science St

St Martin St Walter St William St DUQUESNE HEIGHTS Augusta St Bradley St Clarence St Cohasset St Edith St Fingal St Grandview Ave Greenleaf St Hallock St Horner St Lupton St Meridan St Oneida St Plymouth St Reese St Republic St Rutledge St Seward St Shaler St Sweetbriar St Sweetbriar Village Trl Virginia Ave W Sycamore St Well St Wilmar St Wyola St

MT. WASHINGTON Albert St Bailey Ave Beam Way Boggs Ave Chess St Clarinda St Cohasset St De Witt St E Sycamore St E Sycamore Ter Eutaw St Grace St Grandview Ave Greenbush St Griffin St Hallock St Jasper St Jennie St Kearsarge St Kohlmeyers Ln Lelia St Maple Ter Muskego Way Natchez St Neff St Paul St Penelope St Ruth St Shiloh St Simms St Smith Way

Southern Ave Sycamore St Vinecliffe St Virginia Ave W Sycamore St Westwood St Whitworth St Woodruff St Wyoming St SOUTH SIDE SLOPES 18th St Amanda Ave Arlington Ave Baldauf St Brosville St Clinton St E Amanda Ave E Warrington Ave Gable St Gregory St Hackstown St Hartford St Huron St Ingress Way Marcus Way Monastery Pl Monastery St Mount Oliver St Newton St Oporto St Pius St

Quarry St Regina St Roscoe St S 15th St S 18th St S 18th St Ext Saint Paul St Shamokin St Sharon St St Joseph Way St Martin St St Michael St St Patrick St St Paul St St Thomas St Wachter St Warrington Ave Welsh Way Windom St

PWSA recently mailed an information package to customers eligible for our 2019 Lead Service Line Replacement Program. If you received a package, please sign the enclosed agreement and return it immediately in the postage paid envelope.

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This week’s So. Pgh. Housing Court hearings The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 8:00 a.m. in Pittsburgh Municipal Court: • Dunamis Capital Partners LLC, 7 Whitworth Street, 19th Ward, Code PM108.1.1.

• Charity Chewe, 322 Arabella Street, 30th Ward, Code PM108.1.1.

The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 10:00 a.m. in Municipal District Judge Eugene Ricciardi’sCourtroom: • Anthony Arnold, 0 Becks Run Road (31F-55), 16th Ward, Codes 307.1, 302.3.

• Ravi Kondaveeti, 1500 Bingham Street, 17th Ward, Code 108.2.

The following Housing Court case is scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 1:00 p.m. in Municipal District Judge James Motznik’s Courtroom: • BG 43 Properties LLC, 973 Boggs Avenue, 19th Ward, Code 302.2.

The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 1:15 p.m. in Municipal District Judge James Motznik’s Courtroom: • Brandon and Stephanie Leech, 744 Eathan Avenue, 19th Ward, Codes 403.46, 302.3.

• William Bradley, 1330 Oakridge Street, 19th Ward, Codes 302.7, 302.8.

The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 13, at 9:00 a.m. in Municipal District Judge Eugene Ricciardi’s Courtroom: • Ryan Early, 2224 Arlington Avenue, 16th Ward, Code 307.1.

• San Rocco Properties LLC, 206 Fernleaf Street, 16th Ward, Codes

South Pittsburgh Real Estate Transactions 16th Ward Toshiko L Tamatani Faith to Terrence Thurber at 2906 Mary St. for $399,900.

Alice Bradl trustee to Cityside Leasing L.P. at 2616 Sumner St. for $50,000.

17th Ward Urban Capital Group LLC to Gregory Sotereanos at 1012 Bradish St. for $150,000.

3B Holdings LLC to Nascimento Properties LLC at 1825 Jane St. for $208,000.

Christopher Chaturvedi et al. to Burgh Brothers LLC at 165 S. 15th St. for $91,000.

Jennifer Bevan to Gabriella Figueroa at 164 S. 18th St. for $150,000.

18th Ward Estate of Lizzie Osborne to Keybank NA at 853 Ashdale St. for $6,028 by sheriff’s deed.

Joseph Mozurak to I Fix Bricks LLC at 79 Beltzhoover Ave. for $47,500.

Robert Jaras to Federal National Mortgage Assn. at 357 Conniston Ave. for $2,623 by sheriff’s deed.

Estate of Matthew Heinrich to ZMF Properties 1 L.P. at 111 Kenova St. for $22,800.

Gail Luley to Kristen Linfante at 442 Winton St. for $159,900.

19th Ward Vincent Marsico to Revolution RE LLC at 721 Boggs Ave. for $75,000.

Mark Chapman to Hadassah Damien and Heather Acs at 327 Edith St. for $155,000.

Daniel Crown to First Boggs Trust #102540 at 254 Lelia St. for $10,800.

POMO Development Inc. to Mitchell and Meagan Ashley Baumann at 446 Sweetbriar St. for $562,000.

29th Ward Thomas Bernish to Francisco J Berumen Cruz at 2004 Covert St. for $63,000.

Robert Peters to Mariah Klusmire at 2313 Valera Ave. for $72,639.

Veda Piterski to Eileen Smith and Josiah Lockley at 1109 Wingate St. for $62,500.

Leonardo Tunon Sanjur et al. to Marta Damota DeSando at 115 Wynoka St. for $15,000.

30th Ward DAJA Properties LLC to Tulapup LLC at 327 Arabella St. for $32,000.

Roger Wood to R3R Enterprises LLC at 230 Moore Ave. for $1 (state deed transfer stamps indicate a value of $21,000).

Robert Beck Jr. to Casa de Kaha LLC at 108 Reifert St. for $181,000.

Thomas Binek to Xin Jin and Shanyue Zhao at 244-246 Reifert St. for $75,000.

Mt. Oliver Ace Property Group LLC to Joshua Everette at 215 Anthony St. for $1,500.

Joenal Castma to Steven Crichley at 196 St. Joseph St. for $62,000.

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922.02, 302.3.

• Georgetta and James Salva, 2217 Spring Street, 16th Ward, Code 307.1.

• Julio Garcia and Nohelia Maldonado, 415 McManus Street, 16th Ward, Codes 302.4, 301.3.

• Mark Anderson, 2511 Sarah Street, 16th Ward, Code 302.3.

• Gary Jenkins and Brian Ripley, 2615 Leticoe Street, 16th Ward, Code 403.63.

• William Schaefer, 1119 St. Martin Street, 16th Ward, Code 304.2.

• Milton Jones, 1123 St. Martin Street, 16th Ward, Codes 304.7, 304.6.

• Edward Ricci and Carolyn Simeone, 0 Brosville Street (35-293), 16th Ward, Code 302.4.

• Margaret Dusch, 2430 S. 18th Street, 16th Ward, Codes 302.4, 301.3.

The following Housing Court case is scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 13, at 1:15 p.m. in Municipal District Judge Eugene Ricciardi’s Courtroom: • Pgh. Burgers & Fries, 2428 Arlington Avenue, 16th Ward, Codes 302.4, 307.1, 301.3.

The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 13, at 1:30 p.m. in Municipal District Judge Richard King’s Courtroom: • John Bryant and Saundra Stephens, 842 Estella Avenue, 18th Ward, Code 304.13.

• Anthony Vojtash and Joseph Vojtash III, 421 Kingsboro Street, 18th Ward, Code 302.7.

• Patricia Monach, 613 Lillian Street, 18th Ward, Code 304.10.

• Andrew Schwalm, 127 Millbridge Street, 18th Ward, Codes 304.6, 302.7.

• Naomi and Ray Jones, 605 Gearing Street, 18th Ward, Code 301.3.

• Sherif Wahba, 607 Gearing Street, 18th Ward, Code 301.3.

• Jeff Allen, 0 Gearing Street (15L-178), 18th Ward, Code 301.3.

• Beltzhoover Citizens Community Dev., 125 Proctor Way, 18th Ward, Codes 301.3, 302.4.

• Charity Chewe, 142 Linnview Avenue, 29th Ward, Codes 302.4, 307.1.

• EZ Rentalas LLC, 26 Merritt Avenue, 29th Ward, Codes 302.3, 307.1.

• P&H Holdings LLC, 26 Minooka Street, 29th Ward, Codes 302.4, 307.1.

• Dana Kremer, 1649 Mt. Joseph Street, 29th Ward, Codes 302.4, 307.1, 304.1.

• Robert Main, 236 Spencer Avenue, 29th Ward, Codes 302.8, 922.02, 302.4, 307.1.

• Catherine and Ronald Stein, 35 Stewart Avenue, 29th Ward, Code PM304.1.

• Victor Pinell, 110 The Boulevard, 29th Ward, Code 307.1.

• Build A New Life, 1935 Westmont Avenue, 29th Ward, Codes 302.4, PM307.1.

• Second North LLC, 343 Arabella Street, 30th Ward, Code 301.3.

• Sharon Mitchell, 539 Grimes Avenue, 30th Ward, Code 301.3.

• James and Lois Cogley, 137 Bausman Street, 30th Ward, Code 1026.16.5.

The following Housing Court cases are scheduled for Friday, Dec. 14, at 9:00 a.m. in Municipal District Judge Richard King’s Courtroom: • Starlett Garner, 304 Climax Street, 18th Ward, Code PM304.7.

• ERI-JEN LLC, 2609 Brownsville Road, 29th Ward, Codes 903.2, 505.1.

• KB Capital Group LLC, 2613 Brownsville Road, 29th Ward, Code 604.3.2.

• Lawrence Hoover, 385 Madeline Street, 29th Ward, Code PM307.1.

• Lawrence Hoover, 0 Madeline Street (59N-254), 29th Ward, Code 302.8.

• Dona and John Powell, 2931 Parkdale Avenue, 29th Ward, Code 304.7.

• Brickley Family LP, 245 Spencer Avenue, 29th Ward, Code PM304.15.

• Claudia Langol, Karen Langol, Mary Manko and Barbara McQuaide, 2243 Valera Avenue, 29th Ward, Codes PM302.4, PM307.1.

• John Johnson, 235 Jucunda Street, 30th Ward, Code PM307.1.

• Richard Taylor, 203 McKinley Street, 30th Ward, Codes PM302.4, PM307.1.

• Harry and Lynn Price, 225 Orchard Place, 30th Ward, Codes PM302.4, 301.3.

• Antoinetta and Michael Facchiano Sr., 1635 Saw Mill Run Blvd., 32nd Ward, Code 922.2.

All Housing Court cases are open to the public. Judge King’s office (Mt. Oliver Borough and Pittsburgh Wards 18, 29, 30 and 32) is located at 2213 Brownsville Road, Carrick. Judge Motznik’s office (Pittsburgh’s 19th Ward) is at 736 Brookline Blvd., Brookline. Judge Ricciardi’s office (Pittsburgh Wards 4, 16 and 17) is located at 900 Sarah Street, Suite 208, on South Side. Pittsburgh Municipal Court is at 660 First Avenue.

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