Summer Hill and Northview Heights

Summer Hill: A brief history of Pittsburgh’s northernmost neighborhood

Summer Hill and Northview Heights NSC Editor - March 26, 2019 0

Summer Hill: What's in a name? By John Canning, Vice-President of Allegheny City Society As a summer substitute mail carrier in the 15214 “Observatory” Post Office,...

One Northside mini-grants fund community-driven projects

Summer Hill and Northview Heights NSC Editor - November 7, 2018 0

The One Northside Mini-Grant program has helped to fund a dance troupe in Northview Heights and workshops for expecting mothers. The next deadline for project...

Northside Happenings July 19 to 22, 2018

Summer Hill and Northview Heights NSC Editor - July 19, 2018 0

This weekend in the Northside: Yoga by donation at Get Hip Records, Closing Reception for "The Paradise Collection" at Artists Image Resource (AIR), community...

Northside Happenings July 5 to 8, 2018

Summer Hill and Northview Heights NSC Editor - July 5, 2018 0

Mark your calendars for a Printmaking Open Studio at Artists Image Resource, Vinyl Record & Art Night at Park House, Threadbare's quarterly Owl Brunch,...

35th Annual Scholarship and Community Awards

Summer Hill and Northview Heights NSC Marketing - June 19, 2018 0

Photos by Lauren Stauffer Northside Leadership Conference Honors Students, Neighbors, and Businesses By Lauren Stauffer Over 330 guests attended the 35th Annual Scholarship and Awards Dinner held...

Northsider Salena Zito promotes new book “The Great Revolt”

Summer Hill and Northview Heights Neil Strebig - May 1, 2018 0

Political reporter, columnist and Summer Hill native Salena Zito discusses her new book and Northside love By: Neil Strebig Salena Zito may be best known for...

A+ Schools releases childcare support list ahead of potential PPS teacher strike

Summer Hill and Northview Heights NSC Editor - February 26, 2018 0

With a potential teacher strike that would leave 24,000 students out of school, A+ Schools has released a comprehensive list of community partners offering...

Crossing Fences Podcast tunes in on communal connections

Summer Hill and Northview Heights Neil Strebig - February 21, 2018 0

Saturday Light Brigade's new podcast helps connect generations of African American males from various Pittsburgh neighborhoods. By: Neil Strebig Oral traditions are centuries old. The spoken...

NSCM and United Way offer Free Tax Prep Program for Northside residents

Summer Hill and Northview Heights NSC Editor - January 24, 2018 0

Northside Common Ministries and United Way offering free tax prep assistance to low-income families during tax season By: Neil Strebig The Northside Common Ministries (NSCM) in...

RIF Pittsburgh provides more than just books in battle with childhood literacy rates

Summer Hill and Northview Heights Neil Strebig - October 24, 2017 0

RIF Pittsburgh uses a variety of programs to help battle literacy rates in poverty stricken areas By: Neil Strebig Alison McGee recalls a story from one...

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April's monthly newspaper is out now. It includes the Northside Resource Guide for navigating the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as, important information from elected officials, stories of small businesses, pending legislation for community development, memoriam of Margie Schaefer, penguins (of course), the annual Homebuyer's Guide and much more.

However, due to the state wide order to protect the public's health, many of our small business distributors are temporarily closed.

For those open, we delivered newspapers as normal and adequately filled our newspaper boxes for readers to access their community newspaper this month. We wiped the doors down and ask that all of our readers practice the neccessary safety measures with us by washing their hands or wearing clean gloves, keeping hands at side or in pockets (don't touch your face! sneeze in your elbow if you have allergies).

Please take the top newspaper and not from the middle. Pulling from the middle often leads to the door being ajar which damages the remaining newspapers. Click here for newspaper box locations.

To ensure the newspapers in the box are available for everyone throughout the month, take one, from the top. Is a box out of newspapers? Text us the neighborhood where the box is located for refill 412-339-0712.

Feel like it's best just to read the newspaper online? We have you covered, read April's newspaper, here.

Be well, be safe, be a good neighbor and remember to support your small business community on the Northside. Without them, the newspaper would cease to exist so make sure you read what they're laying down too. -Lauren Stauffer, Business Manager

Favorite Northside Small Business Nominations Open thru Oct 18th

Brighton Rd closed Saturday, July 20 for Fallen Zone 1 Officer

Northside Happenings June 6 to 9, 2019