September 13- September 19, 2010
Kegerator winners
We've received lots of phone calls and emails asking who won the kegerators that were raffled off at the Big Pour.
And the winners are...
ARTIST: Tim Oliveira
Allison Park, PA
412-551-3051
WINNER: Jack Williams
THEME: Well, Oliveira themed! Over the top!
ARTIST: Christo Braun
Pittsburgh, PA
415-235-4336
WINNER: David Wheaton
THEME: Small mirrored and acrylic beermeister
ARTIST: Ryan Hadbavny
Delmont, PA
724.561.3500
WINNER: Carl Grande
THEME: Playing cards
ARTIST: Jason Dunbar
Gibsonia, PA
412-973-0326
WINNER: Sabina Deitrich
THEME: Auto body painted
ARTIST: Ateret Reisner
Pittsburgh, PA
443-928-8897
WINNER: Joe Muhitch
THEME: Beer escaping from jail
ARTIST: Andrea Shockling
Pittsburgh, PA
412-848-9053
WINNER: Paul Matthews
THEME: Blue abstract with red lines
The CJ Buzz
Now that the Big Pour is over, we're back 100% in the reuse saddle. Here are a few things we have in the works:.JPG)
- We're continuing our work with Braddock Hospital and expect to be there until mid October. Naturally, we're bringing back lots of good stuff from this project.
- We have 500 gallons of paint on the horizon and will keep you posted as to the expected delivery date.
- We now have a much expanded office section. It's not fully stocked as of yet but we're slowly but surely populating it with goodies.
- Look for an announcement next week about an upcoming office equipment sale that will benefit another Pittsburgh nonprofit, the Storehouse for Teachers.
Featured Items
Kitchen set
Barrister cabinet
Recent Arrivals: One of a kind items
Recent Arrivals: Many of the same items
 Tables for tots |
 Fridge and sink |
 Kitchen set |
News & Events
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event
September 18, 2010Safely dispose of common household chemicals. Click here for a printable flyer with event details.
A fee of $2/gallon applies. Cash only. Acceptable items include:
- aerosol cans
- automotive fluids (see flyer for details)
- batteries
- chemistry sets
- compact fluorescent lightbulbs
- gasoline/kerosene
- household cleaners (see flyer for details)
- mercury
- paint products (see flyer for details)
- pesticides/herbicides (see flyer for details)
- photo chemicals
- pool chemicals
The following items can not be accepted - ammunition, appliances, bulk waste, commercial/industrial waste, compressed gas cylinders, drugs, explosives, flares, fluorescent tubes, leaking containers, medical waste, PCBs/dioxin, radioactive materials, and tires.
Go to www.swpahhw.org/home.html or call 412-488-7452 or 814-432-9684 for more information and directions.
CJ Q&A
Do you, or does any place you know of, take tires for recycling? Thanks -- Kristen
Kristen -- Thanks for your email. Tires will be accepted at the Pennsylvania Resources Council Hard to Recycle event Saturday, September 25th or Saturday, October 16th. Click here for an event flyer. And just as a fun fact, Liberty Tire is a locally based tire recycling company. Thank you for disposing of your waste responsibly! -- Cozmo
Cozmo’s Message of the Week
Boy did I have fun at last week's Big Pour! Thanks to everyone... patrons, food partners, brewers, sponsors, artists, musicians, organizers, volunteers and staff for making it happen. You're the best!
Hours
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