Immerse yourself in arts and culture: A weekend of diverse events in Pittsburgh
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Immerse yourself in arts and culture: A weekend of diverse events in Pittsburgh
If you're looking to fill your weekend with all things arts and culture, there is no shortage of events happening in and around the city this weekend. From performances that reflect the beauty of the African diaspora to the Filipino American Association of Pittsburgh's Summer Picnic, start planning out your
5 things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: July 26-28
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5 things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: July 26-28
Another summer month is almost over! As we say goodbye to July, the calendar is still packed with events. If you're in the mood for goats, dinosaurs, tunes or treats, give one of these events a spin this weekend. Goat Fest PGH Adorable goats have become an integral part of
City League mourns death of longtime Allderdice football coach Jerry Haslett , Trib HSSN
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City League mourns death of longtime Allderdice football coach Jerry Haslett , Trib HSSN
Longtime City League coach Jerry Haslett, who hailed from a football family, died Wednesday. He was 59.
What is the Historical Significance of the Whiskey Tax?
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What is the Historical Significance of the Whiskey Tax?
The Whiskey Tax, enacted in the early United States, was one of the first federal taxes imposed on a domestic product. This controversial tax was pivotal not just as a financial tool but also as a ...
Ragtime Racers will be on the road at Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix
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Ragtime Racers will be on the road at Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix
Ford Motor Co. founder Henry Ford once said, "Auto racing began five minutes after the second car was built." That philosophy is the foundation of a race exhibition group that will be in Pittsburgh Aug. 3-4 for the annual Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix. Formed in 2018 for race cars manufactured
Receipt Monster
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Receipt Monster
Vanquish the Receipt Monster: We've all been there - pockets overflowing with crumpled receipts and who knows what! Creating a system to manage receipts is like having a super-powered organization sidekick. Everything gets neatly categorized and easily accessible, saving you future headaches. A freelancer I knew used to lose track of receipts all the time, and come tax season, they couldn't claim all their deductions. A simple system could have saved them a ton of cash! Contact me to let me help you conquer the receipt monster (together)! www.roseknowsbookkeeping.com email: rose@roseknowsbookkeeping.com phone: 412-357-2124
Finding Dreams: 2024 Wedding Dates for Couples Beginning Their Happily Ever After
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Finding Dreams: 2024 Wedding Dates for Couples Beginning Their Happily Ever After
Everyone dreams about their perfect wedding day and has a vision of what their big day will look like. Who will be standing there beside them what season it will be and what their venue will look l...
Bar Exams to be held at local convention center
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Bar Exams to be held at local convention center
Looking to complete your Bar Exam this summer? The David L. Lawrence Convention Center will be holding testing this month from July 30-31. To view the schedule and to find out more information about future exams, click here! Photo by Andrew Neel on Unsplash
Financial checkup
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Financial Fitness Check: Ever get that annual checkup at the doctor's? Regular financial reports are like those checkups, but for your business. They show you exactly how healthy your finances are - where the money's flowing in (hopefully from tons of clients or sales), where it's flowing out (and hopefully not disappearing into mysterious black holes!), and if you're on track to hit your goals. One client used to avoid these reports, fearing bad news. But once they embraced them, they discovered areas to save money and boost profits! Boom! Book a free consultation with me to discuss how I can help!Rose Lamoureuxwww.roseknowsbookkeeping.com rose@roseknowsbookkeeping.com 412-357-2124
The Crafting Process: A Step-by-Step Overview
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The Crafting Process: A Step-by-Step Overview
The Importance of Sourcing Sustainable IngredientsFairHaven Soap Company places a significant emphasis on only using ingredients that are both beneficial for the skin and gentle on the environment....
Turning numbers into insights
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Turning numbers into insights
Are you ensuring that every transaction your business makes is properly recorded and organized for easy cash flow management? Keeping a detailed record of all business transactions, such as invoices, receipts, and expenses, is crucial for predicting future opportunities and staying tax compliant. Establish a system that works for you. Spreadsheets, accounting software, or scribbling in a notebook - find a method that keeps you organized and sane! Separate personal and business accounts. Trust me, future you will thank you when you're not digging through receipts for that latte labeled "office supplies." Review financial reports. Think of it as a financial checkup for your business. See where your money's flowing (and hopefully not leaking!). Outsource to an expert if needed. Feeling overwhelmed by the numbers? Don't be a hero, call in the bookkeeping cavalry! Schedule an initial free consultation with me and let me help you gain peace of mind and financial insights. https://www.roseknowsbookkeeping.com P: 412-357-2124 E: rose@roseknowsbookkeeping.com
Here are 5 things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: July 19-21
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Here are 5 things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: July 19-21
If Picklesburgh isn't your jam, there are still plenty of things to do around the area this weekend. Whatever your hobby or favorite pastime, you can check out one (or more!) of these five things to do. Tekko 2024 Anime fans from all over the region will come together throughout
Bathtub Refinishing
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Bathtub Refinishing
When it comes to home improvement, the bathroom often ranks high on the list of areas to refresh and rejuvenate. Among bathroom renovation projects, bathtub refinishing stands out as a cost-effecti...
Howard Hanna's Children's Free Care Fund Welcomes Four New Board Members
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Howard Hanna's Children's Free Care Fund Welcomes Four New Board Members
PITTSBURGH, PA – Howard Hanna's Children's Free Care Fund is proud to announce the appointment of four distinguished professionals to its board of directors: Clayton Gialloreto, Monifa Martin, Anna-Marie "Ree" Reschini and Annie Cestra. Each brings a wealth of experience and a commitment to community service, further strengthening the Fund's mission. Clayton Gialloreto has been with Howard Hanna since 2015, serving as the corporate controller. With a robust background in public accounting and a bachelor's degree in accounting from Pennsylvania State University, Gialloreto is an accomplished financial expert. He lives in Murrysville, Pa., with his wife, Jennie, and their two children, Ashley and Jordan. Monifa Martin is a seasoned management and technology consultant based in Pittsburgh. With more than a decade of experience, Martin's expertise spans digital marketing, data analytics and mergers and acquisitions across various industries. She has a notable history of transforming business challenges into profitable outcomes and currently serves as the director of business intelligence for a Pittsburgh-based law firm. Martin is actively involved in community service and holds degrees from the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University. Anna-Marie "Ree" Reschini was drawn to Pittsburgh by its strong physician assistant programs, earning a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in physician assistant studies from Chatham University. After working in San Francisco, Reschini returned to Pittsburgh, where she now practices at Forefront Dermatology. An avid yogi, skier and traveler, she resides in Squirrel Hill with her husband, Joe, and daughter, Lola. Annie Cestra represents corporations and individuals in a wide spectrum of legal transactions, focusing primarily on mergers and acquisitions and corporate governance. She earned her J.D. from Duquesne University School of Law and a B.A. from John Carroll University. Cestra has been recognized among the Best Lawyers in America®: Ones to Watch for corporate law. "We are thrilled to welcome Clayton, Monifa, Ree and Annie to our board," said Howard "Hoddy" Hanna, chair emeritus, Children's Free Care Fund. "Their diverse backgrounds and dedication to community service will be invaluable as we continue to support children in need. About Howard Hanna's Children's Free Care Fund Howard Hanna's Children's Free Care Fund provides essential medical care to children in need, ensuring no child is denied treatment due to financial constraints. Through generous donations and community support, the Fund has been a lifeline for countless families. For more information, visit HowardHannaChildrensFreeCareFund.org.

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