South Side Slopes Neighborhood Association

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Save the Dates for 2023

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Every year, the South Side Slopes Neighborhood Association holds five public meetings open to the community (two of which are parties!)

  • Tuesday, March 14 – Board Elections & General Meeting
  • Tuesday, May 9 – General Meeting
    Meet the Candidates @ the Kollar Club (3226 Jane St., 15203)
    Doors open: 6:30 p.m. | Candidate forum starts: 7 p.m.
  • Tuesday, July 11 – Summer Picnic
    LaPalapa Food Truck @ Bandi Schaum Community Garden
  • Tuesday October 17– General Meeting
    Location: The Kollar Club (3226 Jane St., 15203)
  • Thursday December 7 – Holiday Party
    Location: The Zenith (86 S 26th St, 15203)

Meetings start @ 6:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted. We will be updating meeting locations as we get closer.

All South Side Slopes residents are invited to attend. Join us to meet new people or reconnect with long-time neighbors, learn what is happening and planned for the community, and share your ideas, concerns and love for the Slopes.

In order to be a voting member of the South Side Slopes Neighborhood Association, you must attend at least 2 meetings and/or events per year.

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One response to “Save the Dates for 2023”

  1. Norma Bronder Avatar
    Norma Bronder

    Don’t know if I’m reaching out to the right people but since your name is on the mural in question, I’m trying here first. I grew up in Mt. Oliver and still shop and dine there although I live in Squirrel Hill. I definitely still have an emotional attachment to the Boro and want to see it thrive again. It makes me sad to see the mural near the top of 18th St. fall into such disrepair. I have no idea how much it would take to restore it but I would like to contribute to, or even fund the entire renovation depending on the cost. Even though this block is still technically the South Side, I have always regarded it as the entrance to Mt. Oliver and would love to see it ‘spruced up’. If you can guide me to the proper groups to address this to, I would greatly appreciate it.

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