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The McKean County Complete Count Committee is still working hard to get an accurate count for McKean County in the 2020 Census.
IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO COMPLETE THE CENSUS! The Complete Count Committee will award two prizes to the two municipalities with the highest rate of households that self-respond (mail, phone, online) to the Census. Be counted to help your township, borough or city to be our winner!
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Q: Why should I complete the Census? A: It benefits your community. Results of the Census are used for distributing over $675 Billion annually in federal funds and are used in drawing Congressional boundaries for our representation in Washington D.C.
Q. How long will it take? A: Completing the Census takes less than 10 minutes of your time and ensures that all of McKean County is accurately counted.
Q: What questions will I be asked? A: How many people are living at your home and their relationship to you. You will be asked the age, sex, race and ethnicity of each person. You will be asked if you own your home or are renting. Only one form per household is needed.
funding, annually. In 2010, self-reported numbers showed that McKean County may have lost $166,000,000 ($166 million) in federal funding due to under counted people. If the 2020 reported population of McKean County shows a decrease from 2010 due to uncounted residents, our federal funding will drop.
Q: Will someone come to my house if I don’t fill it out? A: Yes. The Census takers will be coming to homes where the Census has not been completed. If you don’t respond early, census takers will visit your household up to six times between May 27 – August 14, 2020 to ensure you are counted. If you don’t want to be bothered, fill it out early!
Q: What programs are funded with these Federal dollars? A: Funding for our schools and school lunches, Q: How can I respond to the Census? hospitals, roads, healthcare, the ATA bus and A: You should receive a Census form in the mail MATP, housing assistance, and even our libraries with a code and you can return it in the mail or are funded based on our census numbers. Nonyou may complete it online at 2020Census.gov profits, food banks, volunteer fire departments, using your address or by phone (844-330-2020) conservation and child protection programs use for English or (844-468-2020) for Spanish. If you the census for funding. Federal funds directly have not received your survey by mail you can support Medicare, Pell grants, LIHEAP, Senior still respond online or by phone with your address Centers and our disabled veterans. The more and phone number. we count, the more we get. McKean County is committed to continuing services at their current levels. With federal funds, that responsibility does not become a burden on our local tax dollars. Q: What is the harm in not filling it out? Help your county secure funding for the future A: For each person not counted in the Census, for our families, our children, our seniors and our McKean County could lose out on $2,100 in neighbors, for the next ten years
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animals they have. If they have questions or need help, Anderson said they can still contact their club leaders virtually. “They also have the opportunity to participate in specific subject matter experiences with our Quality Animal Management programs,” she added. “All extension offices have the phones connected to staff members that allow youth/adults to ask questions to extension educators. We are also processing requests to mail information like project books and support materials to registered members.” As to how social distancing efforts might affect future 4-H gatherings, such as the county fairs, no one knows yet.
“At this point we are not able to know what these implications may be,” said Anderson. “This will be determined by the PA Department of Agriculture which is the agency that governs the fairs in Pennsylvania.” McKean County has about a dozen active 4-H clubs. Penn State Extension administers the 4-H program in every county of Pennsylvania, and McKean County’s Extension office is located in Smethport. The four H’s in the organization’s name stand for head, heart, hands and health. For more information on Pennsylvania’s 4-H program, visit https://extension.psu.edu/ programs/4-h
has a record of effective leadership to hit the ground running in the Senate. “To me, there’s a difference in leadership among these candidates and there is one clear choice — it’s Herm Suplizio,” Scarnati continued. “Herm shares our conservative values, cares deeply about our district and has a record of getting things done. He’s been effective not just in DuBois, but across the 25th District. I’ve been very impressed by his leadership and he has my full endorsement.” A 1978 graduate of DuBois Central Catholic, Suplizio has spent his entire adult life around public
service. He rose from volunteer firefighter to chief of the DuBois Fire Department and became executive director of the local United Way in 1993. According to Scarnati, since being elected mayor in 2000 and joining the city full time in 2010, Suplizio has brought job growth and revitalization to downtown DuBois while leveraging millions of dollars in state grants and private dollars for critical projects across the region. Suplizio acknowledged the endorsement as good news, saying, “Senator Scarnati has been an outstanding leader and conservative champion in the Senate
for two decades. I am thrilled to have his support and will look to continue to advocate for common sense conservative principles in Harrisburg.” John “Herm” Suplizio of DuBois is also an endorsed candidate of the Pennsylvania Pro Life Federation and Firearm Owners Against Crime. He is seeking the Republican nomination for the 25th Senatorial District, which covers portions of Clearfield County and all of Cameron, Clinton, Elk, Jefferson, McKean, Potter and Tioga counties. For more information, visit www. hermforpasenate.com
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The Penn State Master Gardener Program is sponsoring a series of gardening webinars for youth. They begin Friday, and will continue until the end of August. Topics will include pest education, seeds, soil, planting, compost, plant parts, the water cycle and more. The webinars will allow youth to learn and engage in recommended activities at home to incorporate science, math and lots of fun in their own backyards.
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Parents are encouraged to view the webinars with their children. The webinars are geared towards K-4th grades, but all youth are welcome. There is no cost, but people must register online to participate. Go to extension.psu.edu to register. Once at the site, type GROWING GARDENERS in the search box and click on the link to register. All McKean and Potter County youth who register, can receive free
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By JOEL WHETZEL It turned from bad to worse for local oil producers as Penn Grade crude oil plummeted to just 10 cents per barrel on Monday, an unprecedented low. The drop was the bottoming out of a month-long trend that has seen oil prices continually decrease amidst uncertainty regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. Demand for crude oil is at a near standstill as entire industries are on hold. Crude oil was selling for as high as $43.18 per barrel for local companies on March 3, before the pandemic caused a gradual decrease in price. By March 31, prices were down to $16.48, and then sank to $14.27 per barrel for three days leading into Monday’s pitfall. According to Mark Cline, president of the Pennsylvania Independent Oil Producers (PIPP) organization as well as operator of Cline Oil, local producers were already feeling the effects of a tough market. “Even before (prices) bottomed out yesterday, we had laid everybody off. Just about every company around here is down to one or two people,” he said. “What happened yesterday… I don’t know if any of us have recovered from the shock of it yet. It’s never happened like that before.” The impacts aren’t just contained to local producers and refineries, either. Rep. Martin Causer, R-Turtlepoint,
Joel Whetzel photo The Cline Oil Well 1, located in downtown Bradford, is lightly covered with snow on Tuesday evening. Cline Oil and other local energy producers face tough times ahead after the price of crude oil plummeted to 10 cents per barrel Monday.
said it’s a supply-anddemand issue that has impacted the industry across the nation as well as here in McKean County. “Right now, people aren’t driving and companies are closed. It definitely has an impact on our local economy and it’s also a national issue,” he said, adding, “Short-term, worldwide there needs to be a reduction in production because there really is a supply-and-demand issue. Long-term, we need oil prices to come back up.” Causer added that in some areas, oil prices went into the negative range. “We’ve never seen that before,” he noted.
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In order to ease the imbalance between the supply and demand, Cline said production will come to a halt. “There probably won’t be any production for a while. Nobody in the world can sell oil,” he said. “I was on the market at 20 cents a barrel (Tuesday). Around here, we need $50 a barrel just to break even.” Slowing production and capping wells won’t come easy, though. The process is costly and comes at a time when many local producers simply don’t have expendable finances because of tough times that began before the pandemic. “It’s devastating. These companies that have a
lot of equipment, they aren’t worth anything. You couldn’t sell them for pennies on the dollar,” Cline said. “We’re at a point, because the last couple of years have been so tough, that we don’t have money to plug wells, but we can’t keep producing.” He added, “Twenty or 30 years ago they said we’d run out (of oil), and now there’s so much we don’t know what we’ll do with it.” And that spells trouble for the road ahead. According to Cline, employees that were laid off were still holding out to eventually return, but the forecast for oil pricing isn’t favorable for that to happen right now. “With everything I’m
reading, even if the virus ended tomorrow and was completely gone, the big oversupply of oil will take a year or year-anda-half to burn through,” Cline said. “Nobody is forecasting oil any higher than $25 or $30 a barrel next year. Personally, I don’t think our (local) industry is going to make it.” Add in the fact that, according to Cline, some companies have been forced to live off of savings in the last two years because of lower prices, and matters become even worse. “They won’t make it through the summer,” Cline said. Producers aren’t the only local businesses that will be impacted, either.
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Notice As you know, we run many reader ads for • Government Auctions • Job Positions • Earn Money at home • Cash Loans, Credit Cards, etc. Most of these ads come through state and national ad networks. Most of them are selling directories or listings of where to APPLY FOR what is advertised. This information may be available at less cost elsewhere. While these ads are screened where possible, we have no way of verifying the authenticity of their claims or the value of their product. The buying decision must be yours. If you have problems with any of these advertisers, please let us know. Read the ads Carefully. Some charge a fee, as noted in the ad, directly to your phone bill when you call them. Once again, we can’t verify the authenticity, consider their offers and make voluntary and reasonable buying decisions.
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