Yinzerman1992

Yinzerman1992 t1_ja0c9ji wrote

Reply to Buying a house in Shadow Shuttle PA? by iRagnarox

The shadow shuttle plan of homes in penn hills is one of the nicest and most secluded sections of penn hills.

Particularly along westward ho drive and dixie drive.

Further along you have have gramac lane which is a private drive and those people will absolutely 100% kick you out unless you have business there. Mansions and estates , etc.

I definitely feel like I'm not even in penn hills whenever I'm back there.

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Yinzerman1992 t1_j36zjpc wrote

Reply to This state is extremely odd. I live in a place where there's two vastly different environments near me. by Willing_Category1331

If you go to the midwest particularly states like Indiana, or Illinois it is even more pronounced there. PA is not unique in that regards.

I've driven on interstate 70 and 74 countless times and I'll be driving for miles seeing fields of corn and soybeans and them BAM I'm in Indianapolis.

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Yinzerman1992 t1_ixm98u1 wrote

Reply to Keystone Collections trying to screw me for taxes I don't even owe by AdamFeigs

Same with me and keystone. They told me that I owed taxes from a municipality that I didn't live in. It was a neighboring municipality but we shared zip code.

Show them the previous transcript saying the paperwork is clear from earlier in the year and other times. Keep all records. Keep insisting it's the wrong town, place, etc. Document and produce evidence. Its gonna get old and tiring but it's really all you can do unless you get a lawyer which that's a whole other thing.

Technically under PA law there is no limit on how far back someone like keystone can go back to uncover and demand taxes. (link)

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Yinzerman1992 OP t1_iuhtdnp wrote

Reply to comment by realManTing in Children wearing Halloween costumes, and receiving candy from patrolmen Robert Harris and Clinton Sadler, in Centre Avenue police station, Hill District: October 31st, 1954: Photograph By Charles "Teenie" Harris by Yinzerman1992

I'm sorry you feel that way, Unfortunately I believe that is simply not true. The entire collection is available for free and can be seen here. (Link) No paywall at all.

In addition, several family members have messaged me and commented on prior posts stating that they enjoy the uploads. The reason I upload these photos along with others about Pittsburgh History, is the large volume of photographs. There are close to 100,000 individual pieces in the archives available for people to see. I have fun posting the pictures as they are our history.

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