State Senator Lindsey M. Williams, Your District 38
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*Upcoming Events**
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*June
Community Days!*
Summer is right around the corner and we look
forward to attending as many community celebrations as we can in
Senate District 38. This June, we will be at Cheswick's Strawberry
Festival and the Fox Chapel/Aspinwall, Ross, and Sharpsburg Pride
events. Stop by our table for resources, questions, or to share what
is important to you with Senator Williams. Hope to see you
there!
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*Upcoming
Summer Office Hours at the Kingsley Association*
*Friday, June 7,
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM*
My office provides monthly office hours on
first Fridays of every month at the Kingsley Association! Stop by
between 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM on first Fridays this summer to meet with a
Constituent Relations Specialist and access all the services that our
District Office provides:
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Property Tax Rent Rebates
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Senior Photo Connect Cards
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PennDOT Forms
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Connection to
Resources
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Unclaimed Property Searches
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Voter
Registration
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Free Notary Services*
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And much
more!
*Please call ahead if you need notary services
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*Good
News**
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*Supporting
Resources for Pennsylvanians with Alzheimer's *
Earlier this month,
I met with advocates from the Alzheimer's Association of Greater
Pennsylvania about creating an Alzheimer's Division within the
Department of Aging that will bring specialized care and additional
resources to Pennsylvanians suffering with dementia and
Alzheimer's.
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*Leadership
Pittsburgh*
Thank you to the fellows of Leadership Pittsburgh Inc.
for meeting with me this month to discuss education, transportation,
and childcare needs here in the Pittsburgh region.
I'm proud to
work with these local leaders to ensure that Allegheny County has
fully and fairly funded schools; quality, affordable childcare; and
public transit that works for residents!
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*Making
Pittsburgh a Leader in Green Energy Jobs*
On May 16, I joined
Sustainable Pittsburgh, The Energy Efficiency Alliance, and the
Regional Clean Energy Jobs Coalition to talk about the future Clean
Energy Center in Homewood.
This facility will provide job training
for the next generation of green home and commercial construction
workers, making Allegheny County a leader in family-sustaining, green
jobs. Thank you to everyone who participated at the event!
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*Playing
Around at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh*
You don't have to be
a kid to enjoy the wonders of the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh! The
museum was voted #2 Best Children's Museum in USA Today's 2024
Readers' Choice poll. We're so lucky to have this asset in our
region!
Jessica recommends checking out the Gymlacium in the
MuseumLab. Take off your shoes and climb into artist Manca Ahlin's
interactive art piece. She transformed the former Carnegie Library
steel bookshelves into a three-story woven rope gym where you can
climb, slide, swing, and chill!
Go to their website to see current
exhibits and different admission
discounts!
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*Peabody WWI Memorial Restoration Ribbon
Cutting!*
Calling all history buffs! Come out on Thursday, May 30th
from 11:00 am -12:30 pm to see the unveiling of the beautifully
restored 1924 Peabody WWI Memorial on its 100th birthday at the Barack
Obama Academy of International Studies in Pittsburgh's East Liberty
neighborhood.
The more than 6-foot-tall bronze statue was created
by Frank Vittor for the students of Peabody High School (now Obama
Academy) who served in WWI. It is the most significant war memorial or
piece of public art at any PPS school. The statue includes Columbia,
the personification of America; a mother and son; a returned soldier
about to be crowned with laurels; the allegorical figure of Victory
clutching a wreath; and a depiction of Immortality.
Thanks to
Preservation Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh's Historic Review Commission,
funds were raised to restore the statue and create a new school quad
and outdoor classroom surrounding the memorial. Hope to see you
there!
Read more at:
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World War I memorial at Pittsburgh's
Obama Academy to be restored for 100th anniversary (triblive.com)
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Peabody Soldiers Memorial Restoration -- Preservation
Pittsburgh (preservationpgh.org) [link 5]
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*North
Hills Community Outreach Celebrates 30 Years of Helping
Seniors!*
On Wednesday, May 29th, come out and join North Hills
Community Outreach as they celebrate 30 years of service to the senior
community! Event will be held at the Millvale Community Center from
3:30 - 5:30 pm. See graphic above for details.
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*Audubon Society of Western PA*
The Audubon Society of
Western PA offers summer camps for kids at three locations and
registration is still open. For more information on summer Audubon
Nature Camps and to register, go to Audubon Society Summer Camps
Pittsburgh: Be Outside, Learn, and Play (aswp.org) [link 7].
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*Moms of Neurodivergent Children Community
Event*
Yellow Bridges Speech & Sensory Development Center is
hosting this free community event to help moms connect and create
friendships!
A North Hills Mom Meet Up for moms of neurodivergent
children is on Saturday, June 1st from 10am-12pm at 4284 William Flynn
Highway Suite 105, Allison Park. Kiddos and siblings are also
welcome.
Registration is encouraged but not required! They will use
registration to gauge how many people may attend. The link is listed
below. Even if you can only come for a little while, please
do!
Register at North Hills Mom Meet Up - 6/1 (google.com) [link
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As
always, please feel free to reach out with any questions you may have
by phone at 412-364-0469 [link 10] (Ross Office), 724-224-2131 [link
11] (Harrison Office) or by email at
[email protected] [link 12]. My staff will return
your call/email within 24 hours (Monday-Friday).
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Senator
Lindsey Williams
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Contact
Information:
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Office Location:
District
Office
5000 McKnight Road
Suite 405
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
Phone:
412-364-0469
Fax: 412-364-0928
Monday ? Friday 9-5
Harrison
Office
1826 Union Avenue
Natrona Heights, PA 15065
Phone:
724-224-2131
Fax: 724-224-2145
Monday ? Thursday 9-5
Harrisburg
Office
366 Capitol Building
Senate Box 203038
Harrisburg, PA
17120-3038
Phone: 717-787-6538
Fax: 717-787-8625
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