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Restrictions on Pa. gatherings, businesses to loosen April 4
As the grip that COVID-19 has on Pennsylvanians is slowly loosening, so soon will stateimposed restrictions. Gov. Tom Wolf announced last week that starting April 4 some of the restrictions on businesses and gatherings will become less stringent. April 4 is Easter Sunday. Restrictions will not be completely lifted, but residents will be able to gather in larger groups, and businesses like March 17 was Your 4-H Project Day as McKean County participants celebrated 4-H Week in Pennsylvania. restaurants, bars, gyms and entertainment facilities will have less strict rules. On April 4, establishments will be allowed to resume bar service, and people can drink alcoholic beverages out without purchasing food. The state will lift the curfew Pennsylvania celebrated theme was posted and then businesses to celebrate PA our number one concern, for removing alcoholic 4-H Week last week. Due everyone was encouraged 4-H Week, though they so all in-person events are drinks from tables, too. to COVID-19 restrictions, to comment pictures and decided to postpone it until being reviewed at the state Restaurants that are the McKean County 4-H stories to go along with it,” later this summer due to level to ensure the best currently self-certified will was not able to hold any explained Cady. restrictions. health/safety protocols are be able to raise indoor dining in-person activities for the As for the themes, they “This past year, members being followed. ‘Learning capacity to 75%, and those by doing’ is a key aspect of event, though Morgan Cady, were 4-H t-shirt day, What’s have been participating that do not self-certify will 4-H and we want to ensure 4-H Educator for Penn 4-H to you?, Your 4-H in all aspects of the be able to raise capacity to youth can safely do that.” State Extension said they project, What’s the future of program virtually to ensure 50%. While discussing the would instead be holding a 4-H and Green color day. everyone’s safety, however Social distancing and ‘4-H Spirit Week’ on their Cady said in the past the this year we are beginning to program, Cady said 4-H mask-wearing will still Facebook page. group has held a window hold in-person events again,” in McKean County is be in place. The state still “Each day, a different display contest at local explained Cady. “Safety is See 4-H on page 3... encourages outdoor dining,
McKean County 4-H Program celebrates Pennsylvania 4-H Week
curbside pickup and take-out orders. Capacity will also be lifted to 75% for businesses such as gyms and entertainment facilities like casinos, theaters and malls. The maximum capacity for indoor events, regardless of venue size, will increase to 25%, and capacity for outdoor events will be 50%. This increase is only permitted if attendees and employees are still able to maintain six feet of distance. Wolf said that Pennsylvanians have done their part to help curb the spread of the virus. “Our case counts continue to go down, hospitalizations are declining, and the percent positivity rate gets lower every week — all very positive signs,” he said. “The number of people getting vaccinated increases daily and we are seeing light at the end of the tunnel. It’s time to allow our restaurants, bars and other service businesses to get back to more normal operations.” Wolf urged people to continue wearing masks,
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Go green in your lawn and garden this spring
Spring is a season of rejuvenation. As the cold days of winter drift away, spring blooms begin to sprout and grass regains its lush green look. Gardening enthusiasts can find a way to make spring even more green by embracing several ecofriendly gardening practices as they bring their lawns and gardens back to life in the months to come. • Create a compost pile. Composting is an ecofriendly way to enrich lawns and gardens. Composting helps to conserve water because compost promotes moisture retention in soil, reducing homeowners’ need to water their lawns and gardens while also helping them to save money on their water bills. Composting also helps homeowners avoid the need to use potentially harmful chemical fertilizers because compost is a natural, slow release fertilizer. In addition, according to Canada’s Green Action Centre, compostable materials make up 40 percent of residential waste. So composting can dramatically reduce the amount of waste
homeowners ultimately send to landfills. • Replace gas-powered mowers with reel lawn mowers. Reel mowers may seem like relics from simpler times, but today’s reel mowers, while just as eco-friendly as their predecessors, are unlike those of yesteryear. According to the Planet Natural Research Center, an online resource for organic gardeners, gas-powered engines emit more than 10 times the hydrocarbons per amount of gas burned than auto engines. But reel mowers are fuel-free and less expensive than gaspowered mowers. Planet Natural also notes that reel mowers snip grass like scissors, leaving finer trimmings that can serve as nourishing, weed-deterring mulch for yards. • Water at the right times of day. Homeowners who water their lawns and gardens at the right time of day can help the planet and reduce their energy bills. As spring gradually gives way to summer, temperatures typically rise. Watering during the coolest times of the day means less water
will be lost to evaporation, ensuring water-needy soil will get all it needs to help lawns and gardens thrive. Early morning watering before the sun reaches its midday peak and/or evening watering as the sun is setting are typically great times to water lawns and
gardens, rather than when temperatures are at their hottest. • Use a rain barrel. Rain barrels provide another great way to conserve water while tending to lawns and gardens. Rain barrels collect and store rain water from roofs and downspouts,
keeping water from washing into sewage systems where it can’t be put to good use. Many homeowners can use water from rain barrels to water their lawns, gardens and houseplants, saving money on their water bills along the way.
Spring gardening season provides a great opportunity for lawn and garden enthusiasts to embrace a variety of eco-friendly practices that can save them money and protect the planet.
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These nursing specialists are in demand
Nursing is a vibrant field that includes talented professionals who specialize in various areas of health care. Depending on which type of medicine they find appealing, nurses can work in various settings. Demand for nurses is high. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicted that the demand for nurses in the United States would soar in the early years of the 2020s. The ongoing global pandemic has increased demand for nurses even more and highlighted how essential these workers really are. New nurses or seasoned applicants ready for
something a little different may appreciate the growth potential in a variety of indemand specialties. • Geriatric nurse: The population of senior citizens is expected to increase by 75 percent between 2010 and 2030, according to Husson University Online. Many nurses have no geriatric training, making a career in geriatric nursing a viable option — and one that can provide for quality care for the aging population. • Cardiac nurse: The World Health Organization reports that heart disease is the leading cause of death across the globe. So it should come as no surprise that the
demand for nurses with a specialty in cardiac health is growing. Cardiac nurses can advise about preventing heart disease and assist in surgical procedures. • Certified nursing anesthetist: This interesting career option involves nursing and anesthesia. A certified nurse anesthetist administers anesthesia to patients under the supervision of an anesthesiologist. These nurses work closely with doctors in various fields. • Nursing midwife: In this specialty, nurses deliver babies and provide health care to pregnant patients. They also are instrumental
in offering prenatal and postnatal care. • Critical care nurse: Critical care nurses are especially educated and trained for emergency situations. They are called on to tend to serious wounds and monitor life-support systems. • Family nurse practitioner: An individual who becomes an FNP is trained in primary care health services for people of all ages. The duties of an FNP are similar to a primary care physician in diagnosing and treating illnesses, providing physical exams and prescribing medications. The opportunities
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active in camps, leadership conferences and other learning experiences.” Anyone who is interested in learning more about the McKean County 4-H Program can either contact Morgan Cady via email at mac1285@psu.edu or by calling 814-887-5613, ext. 207. “New members are welcome to join anytime throughout the year,” said Cady.
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social distancing and adhering to business guidelines. “We’ve come so far and now is not the time to stop the safety measures we have in place to protect ourselves, our families and our communities,” he said. “Keep wearing a mask, social distancing, and, please, get vaccinated when it’s your turn.” Area counties had 20 more cases of COVID-19 as of March 18, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. McKean County had five more cases, for a total of 3,111; 2,346 confirmed, 765 probable and 10,034 negative tests.
Elk County had 14 more cases, for a total of 2,395; 1,271 confirmed, 1,124 probable and 5,660 negative tests. Potter County had one more case for 967 total; 836 confirmed, 131 probable and 3,231 negative cases. Cameron County reported no new cases, holding steady at 267 total cases. As for vaccinations, Elk County had administered 3,459 partial and 6,247 full doses of the COVID-19 vaccine; McKean County, 3,453 partial and 3,424 full; Potter County, 1,075 partial and 1,007 full; and Cameron County, 653 partial and 827 full.
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Tax season is upon us. The deadline to file tax returns in 2020 is Wednesday, April 15. The Internal Revenue Service began accepting individual tax returns on January 27, 2020, and people can file their returns in various ways. Before men and women can begin preparing their returns, they first must gather all of the necessary forms and documents. If any forms are not included, taxpayers may have to prepare tax amendments, which leads to more work and may delay the time it takes to receive a refund. Taxpayers who have questions about their returns can access 24-hour tax help via the IRS website at www. irs.gov. According to eFile.com, an authorized IRS efile provider, the following forms and documents may be needed in order for taxpayers to file their returns promptly and correctly. Taxable income forms, documents • W-2 Form(s) for wages, salaries and tips • Interest income
statements: Form 1099-INT, 1099-OID • Dividend income statements: Form 1099-DIV • Sales of stock, land, etc. for capital gains: Form 1099-B • Sales of real estate: Form 1099-S • State tax refunds: Form 1099-G • Alimony received or paid • Unemployment compensation received • Miscellaneous income: Form 1099-MISC • Retirement income: Form 1099-R • Social security income and railroad retirement income: Form SSA-1099 • Business income and expenses • Rental income and expenses • Farm income and expenses • Form K-1 income from partnerships, trusts, and S-corporations • Tax deductible miles traveled for business purposes Tax credits • Child tax credit • Child care provider address, I.D. number and
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Reduce distractions behind the wheel
Despite the fact that automobiles are now designed with more safety features than ever before, the rate of traffic accidents and fatalities continue to rise. The National Safety Council says safety improvement like crash-avoidance technology hasn’t reduced accidents, and driver error is still to blame for many crashes — with distractions behind the wheel and impaired driving leading the way. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says distracted driving claimed 3,450 lives in 2016 alone. Distracted driving is defined as any activity that diverts drivers’ attention from the road. This can include everything from talking to passengers to eating to fiddling with the car radio. However, distractions from technology have become especially alarming, particularly texting or reading phones while driving. During daylight hours, approximately 481,000 drivers typically use cell phones while driving. The NHTSA says that removing one’s eyes from the road for a mere 5 seconds when traveling at 55 miles per hour is like driving the length of a football field with your eyes closed. Reducing distractions should be a priority for all drivers. Here are some suggestions, courtesy of Geico insurance and AAA Exchange. • Store loose gear and other
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