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Almost Like Being There PA Family Travel Fair Goes Virtual By Ann Mead Ash
When Wendy Royal, editor of Where & When Pennsylvania and organizer of the third PA Family Travel Fair, realized that the 2020 fair, which was scheduled
for April 18, would have to be canceled due to COVID-19 restrictions, she was heartbroken for the more than 50 exhibitors. When she learned that all of them were committed to doing the 2021 event, she wanted to do
something to help them. On April 21, Royal finalized plans to take the fair virtual starting during National Travel and Tourism Week, which was held from May 3 to 9. The virtual PA Family Travel Fair launched on May 4 and will continue through Saturday, May 30. The virtual fair can be accessed at www.whereandwhen .com/virtual-pa-family-travel-fair or by using the QR code found with this article. Where & When Pennsylvania may also be found by searching for “Where & When Pennsylvania” on Facebook or at @whereandwhenpa on Instagram. “Every day, we will feature a different exhibitor,” said Royal. “Each one See PA Family Travel Fair pg 3
DelGrosso’s Amusement Park and Laguna Splash and the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon will be among the many destinations highlighted during the virtual PA Family Travel Fair, which can be accessed using the QR code found with this article or by visiting www.whereandwhen.com/virtual-pa-family-travel-fair.
Community Invited To “Adopt” A TVHS Senior By Francine Fulton
Since Twin Valley High School (TVHS) seniors cannot take part in spring sports or typical end-of-school activities, an effort has begun to provide each graduate with a gift basket. As part of the “Adopt a Senior” program for the TVHS Class of 2020, local businesses and residents are being asked to donate a basket with gift cards and other items with an approximate value of $100. The baskets can be dropped off at the Heatherwood Senior Living Community in Honey Brook; they will be hand-delivered to the students by a group of volunteers. The effort, dubbed Heatherwood See TVHS Seniors pg 7
Making Masks For Chester County Still Waters Ministries To Begin By Francine Fulton
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Combining the power of social media and the dedication of volunteers who are willing to give their time and talents has resulted in the distribution of more than 3,000 homemade masks by the Chester County Masketeers. Margaret Reif, the Chester County controller, had the idea to form the
group, and the effort kicked off in early April. “I was aware of the need for masks for nonmedical essential employees and reached out to Rep. Carolyn Comitta for her help,” Reif explained. “She brought in people that she knew to start a website and Facebook page.” The group then established drop-off locations where sewers could place homemade masks, as well as donations of fabrics. Most of the sites are at located at area police stations. “ We now have 12 locations around Chester County, (including) police departments and some private residences,” Reif said. She explained that coordinators are assigned to See Masks pg 4
The Chester County Masketeers have donated more than 3,000 masks to Chester County’s nonmedical essential employees as of early May.
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Telecounseling By Francine Fulton
In response to the current stay-athome directive in Pennsylvania, Still Waters Ministries (SWM), located at Conestoga Mennonite Church in Morgantown, will offer virtual one-on-one counseling sessions for clients in Berks, Chester and Lancaster counties. According to Sam Waters, executive director of SWM, telecounseling will begin on Monday, May 18. Telecounseling will allow individuals, couples and families to meet online through a HIPAA-approved network without having to download software or use usernames and passwords. To access a scheduled counseling session, clients will receive a link via email that will be valid for that counseling session only. “(Clients) can call me and say they want an appointment and I will sched-
Still Waters Ministries, founded by Sam and Jill Waters, will begin offering virtual counseling sessions on May 18. ule the appointment (via email),” said Sam. “They click on the link in the email and they will wait in an ‘office.’ Then they will come in and we will have See Still Waters pg 5
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Immaculata Offers RN To BSN Program Immaculata University recently expanded its University Center partnership with Montgomery County Community College (MC3). Starting in the fall, Immaculata will offer the RN to BSN degree-completion program at the Blue Bell campus. This will be the second undergraduate program offered at MC3. Immaculata will accept students into its program for the Bachelor of Science in health care management for the fall term. Immaculata’s RN to BSN program prepares registered nurses for positions of leadership in the modern health care industry. The award-winning holistic nursing program, accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, provides an education in patient-centered, evidence-based practice. With 30 years’ experience offering off-site nursing education, Immaculata’s RN to BSN program creates a pathway for MC3 Associate of Science in
Nursing (ASN) graduates to build on their work experience and increase their value in the workplace. An accelerated part-time program can be completed in as little as two years, with one evening of class per week. The MC3 ASN program fulfills 30 credits of lower division nursing curriculum, plus the potential to transfer an additional 49 credits to fulfill liberal arts and elective requirements toward a bachelor’s degree. Immaculata began its partnership at MC3’s Blue Bell campus with a bachelor’s degree in health care management cohort in the fall of 2018. Immaculata also offers additional majors to MC3 students through its University Center, including Bachelor of Science in allied health for clinical professionals; Master of Science in Nursing; Master of Science in management and leadership; and Doctor of Education in higher education. To apply, contact caps admissions@immaculata.edu or 484-323-3524.
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Even as Pennsylvania remains under a stay-at-home order by Gov. Tom Wolf, the Chester County commissioners have been meeting virtually with business and economic leaders and health officials to formulate plans to get Chester County back to work when the impact of COVID-19 lessens. Chester County’s approach to the restoration and continued growth of its economy is the creation of a COVID-19 Business Task Force comprised of industry leaders from throughout the county, partnered with businesses that represent geographical and size diversity. The mission of Chester County’s COVID-19 Business Task Force is three-fold.
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Penn State Extension will offer a free webinar titled “Ag Profitability: Farm Financial Management, Cow-Calf Beef Production” on Tuesday, May 19, from 7 to 8:15 p.m. The webinar is designed to help beef producers better understand the business side of the operation including income statement, production costs, and cash flow. Penn State educators John P. Wodehouse and Cheryl Fairbairn will lead the webinar with both direct and academic experiences. The program aims to empower producers with access to financial and business knowledge to help them make informed production and financial decisions regarding income and expenses. Participants will gain an understanding of the income statement and cashflow as tools. The session will include using vertical analysis to record and evaluate income and expenses and using cash flow projections as decision drivers. Attendees will also learn the key principles and drivers of calculating both the visible and hidden costs of production in cow-calf
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One of the exciting aspects of the travel fair is that the exhibitors bring information about interesting and beautiful parts of Pennsylvania to those who attend. The virtual fair can accomplish that goal by putting the spotlight on special attractions in different areas of the state. “Susquehanna, Wyoming, and Sullivan counties are for people who really like to get away to open spaces,” noted Royal. “Worlds End State Park (in Sullivan County) is really pretty, and in Franklin County, there are beautiful vistas.” Royal added that the town of New Castle in Lawrence County is considered the fireworks capital of America because it is the home of two fireworks enterprises that trace their origins to the mid-1800s. The county is also home to a craft burger trail. Royal said that through the virtual fair, she is encouraging involvement by the whole family, including the youngest members. “We will have children’s activity pages, and there’s a downloadable crossword puzzle and some coloring pages,” Royal pointed out. “I am encouraging parents of tweens and teens to involve those children in their travel plans (as well).”
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patients and families. As of late April, more than 3,000 masks have been delivered to Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital in Wilmington, Del., where many Plain children receive care. Cindy Bo, operational vice president and chief strategy officer for Nemours, is co-leading the hospital’s efforts to procure PPE as well as personal cloth masks. When the Clinic for Special Children in Strasburg, on whose board Bo serves, heard about Nemours’ need for masks, it notified the Plain community. Within days, volunteers had produced hundreds of masks, which were collected and delivered to the hospital. Julia Martin, who also works at the Clinic for Special Children, personally delivered scores of
A volunteer from the Plain community sewed cloth masks for health care workers, patients and families at Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital in Wilmington, Del. care at more than 30 sites across masks to the hospital. In addition to duPont Hospi- Delaware, Pennsylvania, and tal, Nemours provides pediatric New Jersey.
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Masks from pg 1 each location to pick up and distribute the masks as needed. “In addition to the Facebook page, the police departments are also promoting dropping off masks,” Reif noted. Once the mask donations started, they were distributed in two phases. “Phase one was to get the masks to nonmedical essential county workers. Since I work for the county, I knew where the need was, so we initially started giving the masks to the sheriff ’s deputies, prison guards, the health department, Pocopson Home and different places like that,” noted Reif. “Once the county could procure
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Department, which helps distribute the masks; and the police departments that were willing to keep the donation bins safe by having them at their locations. The Masketeers group has 12 coordinators and four administrators, including Reif; Angela Emrich, volunteer coordinator; Kassie Newman, whose daughter came up with the name; and West Chester Mayor Dianne Herrin. “We have weekly Zoom meetings with the coordinators; the tech administrators - the two website people, Kyle and Leslie Hudson of Crimson Planet Media of West Chester; and social media moderator Nithya Narayan,” Reif noted. “We have never met before. We are virtual best buddies. Someday we’ll meet in person.” Reif pointed out that there is still a great need for masks in the county. “We encourage people to start helping and continue helping,” she stated. “For the Domestic Violence Center Chester County and for Home of the Sparrow, there is not a finite need. They are helping more and more people,” said Reif. She added that the Department of Aging is in need of masks for the at-risk elder community, as well as the caseworkers with Children, Youth & Families. “They need to wear masks and to bring masks into the home (they are visiting),” Reif noted. Organizers have been very pleased with how quickly the group came together and began getting masks to those who needed them. “We are humbled by the generosity of all the individual sewers and groups that have helped us,” said Reif. “People are so generous with their time and talent, and we are grateful to them for that.” For more information, including the list of drop-off locations, readers may visit www.chescomasketeers.com or w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / C h e s CoMasketeers or email ches comasketeers@gmail.com.
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Auditions Set For MCCL Choirs Ourselves chamber ensemble, a project pairing music and social justice, with annual benefit concerts promoting and supporting the global work of Mennonite Central Committee. Wingard earned her bachelor’s degree in music education from Messiah College with a concentration in voice and extensive study in piano. Growing up in Virginia, she sang with the nationally acclaimed Shenandoah Valley Children’s Choir. She teaches elementary music and
programs that are intended to develop vocal skills: Prelude Music for children in kindergarten and first grade and Choristers for second- through
eighth-graders. Classes are held Tuesday evenings from September through November and again in February through April. To register, readers may visit the
aforementioned website. MCCL, a program of Lancaster Mennonite School, is open to the community. Visit www.mennon itechildrenschoir.org.
Applications For Loans Available Small businesses, private nonprofit organizations, veterans’ organizations, and sole proprietorships that have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic can apply now for forgivable loans from the federal government. The new Paycheck Protection Program offers loans to cover payroll costs, mortgage interest, rent, and utility costs over an eight-week period for businesses affected by coronavirus mitigation. The loans can be forgiven by the federal
government, if certain conditions are met. The program is available to entities with 500 or fewer employees. Businesses must maintain their number of staff and level of payroll and quickly rehire any recently displaced employees in order to qualify for loan forgiveness. No more than 25% of the loan may cover anything other than payroll costs, and loan payments will be deferred for six months for any amount that is not
forgiven. Self-employed individuals and independent contractors are also eligible to receive funding through the program. Applications must be submitted through an existing lender with the U.S. Small Business Administration. A list of lenders is available at www.sba.gov. More details about the program are available at www.sba .gov/funding-programs/loans/pay check-protection-program-ppp.
Carol Choir, for children in second through fifth grades, is one of several performing choirs of the Mennonite Children’s Choir of Lancaster (MCCL). MCCL is offering virtual auditions in May for its performing choirs and is also accepting registrations for two non-auditioned programs.
monitor. We’ve upgraded our system to handle the new service.” Help with purchasing the equipment was provided through a donation from Globus Medical Inc., based in Malvern. “We were contacted by the medical company that wanted to make donations to organizations that are helping out during this period,” Same explained. “We got $5,000 to support people coming in during this period who are suffering from mental illness or anxiety issues.” Sam, along with his wife, Jill, began SWM as a way to provide no-cost counseling services to uninsured persons living in the tri-county area. The office opened at the church in July 2012. The name of the ministry comes from Psalm 23:2, which contains the phrase “He leads me beside the still waters” and also is a reference to Jill and Sam’s last name. Help is offered to those dealing with a variety of issues, such as anger, depression, fear and anxieties, addictions, self-esteem
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issues and broken relationships. The ministry also offers an array of services for victims of domestic violence. While the ministry is church-based, counseling services are offered to everyone, regardless of church or religious affiliation. “Seven years (after starting the ministry), we have provided nearly 10,000 hours of counseling services to men, women and children of all ages,” Sam reported. “In terms of dollar amounts and based upon the average counseling costs of comparable services, we have provided nearly $1 million of services, all at no cost to the client.” He added that the SWM sign located on the front lawn of the church was taken down and had to be replaced, which led some to believe that the ministry was no longer available. “We want to get the word out that we have not gone anywhere; we are just changing how we are offering services,” said Sam. For more information or to schedule an appointment, readers may contact Still Waters Ministries at 610-286-9555 or visit www.still-waters-ministries.org.
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Still Waters from pg 1 our face-to-face conversation. We considered Zoom, but that is not HIPAA approved. We are using Doxy.me, which is an approved virtual office space.” He said counseling is open to both current and new clients who are dealing with a variety of issues. “With this coronavirus, people are experiencing higher levels of anxiety and fear,” he stated. “Domestic violence is on the increase.” Sam believes that the virtual sessions will be helpful as the clients become accustomed to an online meeting. “I think it will be different for people if they have never done it before, but with time, they will be more comfortable,” he noted. “A lot of people are uncomfortable to begin with to see a counselor, but after a couple of times, they will get the feel of it.” In preparation for the virtual sessions, SWM has updated its computer equipment. “All we had in the office was a laptop,” Sam noted. “We got a desktop computer that is faster and a highdefinition sound system and
middle school chorus at the Locust Grove campus of Lancaster Mennonite School. She also sings and regularly solos with the Susquehanna Chorale. Prospective singers should enter contact information at www.mennonitechildrenschoir.o rg/join/register/ to indicate interest in an audition. Wingard will respond with directions for how to schedule a virtual audition. MCCL is also accepting registrations for two non-auditioned
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The Mennonite Children’s Choir of Lancaster (MCCL) has slated its annual spring auditions for the 2020-21 choir year, but this year, due to COVID-19, auditions are being offered virtually in May. Auditions include matching pitch, singing in tune, using head voice, maintaining a melodic line while another line is being sung, and singing one prepared piece of music. MCCL serves more than 160 singers. The performing choirs include singers in Carol Choir, grades two through five; Concert Choir, grades six through eight; and Chamber Choir, grades nine through 12. The choirs practice weekly on Tuesday evenings from late August through early May. The choirs are led by artistic director Rosemary Blessing and director Sarah Wingard. Blessing holds degrees in piano performance and business administration from Eastern Mennonite University and has pursued graduate study in choral music. She maintains a private piano studio and teaches piano at Franklin & Marshall College. An active pianist in the Lancaster area, Blessing currently plays with the Allegro Orchestra. She is a founding member of the Beyond
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Community Calendar The Community Calendar is a weekly feature of the Community Courier. Local clubs, civic organizations, nonprofit agencies, schools, etc., that would like to have events or meeting date information published, should contact the Community Courier in writing at least two weeks before the event. No items will be accepted over the phone. Send news releases to Engle Publishing Company, Community Courier, P.O. Box 500, Mount Joy, PA 17552 or fax them to 717-892-6024. Calendar items can also be emailed to ffulton@engleonline.com. For more information, call 800-8001833, ext. 7592. Those who have events that are canceled may submit the
information to www.town lively.com/submit-cancellation. Readers may access the cancellations by visiting www.town lively.com/cancellations. Churches and faith communities that would like their online services published in the Community Courier may email the details to ffulton@engleonline.com. Virtual Fundraiser The Arc of Chester County’s biggest fundraiser will be a virtual one this year. The annual Bubble Walk, Run & Fun event will take place on Sunday, May 17. Participants are being asked to virtually set out together at 9 a.m. on May 17 to complete a 1 mile or 5K on a course of their choosing. A social media campaign will post achievements throughout the day with the
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Penn State Webinar Penn State Extension is hosting free a webinar titled, “Ag Profitability: Farm Financial Management, Cow/Calf/Beef Production” on Tuesday, May 19, from 7 to 8:15 p.m. The webinar will be held via PSU Zoom and is open to all interested. This free webinar is designed to help beef producers better understand the business side of the operation, including income statement, production costs and cashflow. Participants are asked to register by Tuesday, May 19, at www.extension.psu.edu. Blood Donors Needed The American Red Cross is asking healthy people to consider donating blood after a number of blood drives have been canceled due to concerns about the coronavirus. The Red Cross is facing a severe shortage and is asking people to make an appointment to donate blood by using the Red Cross Blood Donor App, visiting www.RedCrossBlood.org or calling 800-RED-CROSS (800733-2767). Online Story Time Berks County Libraries is now offering its Story Riders story time program online. Ms. Alison will present a live story time every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 10 a.m. She will also read a chapter from “A Tale Dark and Grimm” on Wednesdays and Fridays at 4 p.m. To view story time, visit www.facebook.com/ bcplstoryriders. Crow’s Nest Preserve Crow ’s Nest Preserve, 201 Piersol Road, Elverson, which is a Natural Lands nature preserve, remains open to the public as a
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hashtags #ArcRunningStrong and #ArcCCWalkingStrong. A registration fee will be charged. Proceeds will benefit The Arc, which serves children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Each registrant will receive an Arc race package, including a customized drawstring bag, T-shirt and bubbles, to be distributed after the event when conditions are safe. For more information on The Arc of Chester County or to register for The Arc virtual Bubble Walk, Run & Fun event, visit www.arcofchestercounty.org/wrf 2020 Girls In Action Summit High school girls are invited to participate in the second annual Girls in Action Summit being presented by the Chester County Fund For Women and Girls. This year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the event will be a virtual summit on Monday, May 18, from 3 to 5 p.m. Keynote speaker will be Mo’ne Davis, who was one of two girls who played in the 2014 Little League World Series. During the summit, participants will be able to connect virtually with fellow teens throughout Chester County, learn about the Girls Advisory Board (GAB) girls’ grantmaking and leadership program and hear from leaders of local nonprofits about how COVID-19 is impacting the women and girls they serve. Each attendee will also be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a prize. For more information and to register, visit www.eventbrite.com and search for “Girls In Action Summit.”
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YMCA, 880 W. Baltimore Pike, West Grove; and Oscar Lasko YMCA, 1 E. Chestnut St., West Chester. YGBW invites the public to donate food at these locations, as well as the Kennett Area YMCA, 101 Race St., Kennett Square, on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. People can simply pull up and volunteers will unload the food from the car safely. Shelf-stable items most See YMCA pg 7
place to engage in outdoor activity, such as walking, hiking or running, which are considered allowable individual activities as part of the stay-at-home orders for Pennsylvania. Social distancing must be maintained. If the parking lot is full, visitors should come back to the site at another time. All public facilities, including restrooms, are closed to the public until further notice. For more information, visit www.natlands.org/ crows-nest-preserve. Help Center The Berks County COVID-19 Help Center is open for residents via email at COVID@countyofberks.com or by calling 610-3206150. Staff members will be answering phones and responding to emails seven days a week between the hours of 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. Multilingual services are available. Trails Open The Berks County Parks and Recreation Department offices are currently closed. All events are postponed or cancelled, and reservations are cancelled through Sunday, May 31. However, the trails are open for passive recreation, keeping social distancing requirements. For more information, call 610-372-8939. Online Church Programming The following local churches are offering online services: Church of St. Benedict in Mohnton, www.churchofsaint benedict.com/mass; Hopewell Church in Elverson, www.hopewellchurch.org; Brick Lane Community Church in Elverson, www.brick52.org/ news-and-resources; Honey Brook Presbyterian Church,
www.honeybrookpres.org; Honey Brook United Methodist Church, w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / h o n e y brookumc; Conestoga Mennonite Church in Morgantown, www.youtube.com/user/ConestogaMennonite; Morgantown Community Church, www. morgantowncommunitychurch. org/COVID-19; and St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Birdsboro, www.stmarkbirds boro.org. Donations Sought Conestoga Mennonite Church (CMC), located at 2779 Main St. (Route 23), Morgantown, is now a drop-off location for “Twin Valley Hero Masks.” Community members are welcome to sew masks at home, specifically following the pattern guidelines provided by WellSpan Health. To view mask-making instructions, visit www.wellspan.org, click on “I Want to Help” and choose the blue box that reads “Handmade fabric masks pattern (with improved instructions).” The masks will be distributed to local health care workers. “Hero Mask” donations, as well as donations for the Twin Valley Food Pantry, which operates out of CMC, can be dropped off at the church office on Tuesdays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Items that are needed by the pantry include sugar, cereal, paper products, laundry detergent, dishwashing soap and bars of soap, as well as beverages such as soda, water and fruit juices that do not require refrigeration. For additional information, call the church office at 610286-9124 or email admin@ conestogamc.com.
Leah M. Reynolds (left), executive director of Kennett Area Community Service; Thomas Gallagher (center), Kennett Area YMCA executive director; and Britton Elwood, COVID-19 response coordinator for Kennett Area Community Services, unpack donated food items from a community member’s vehicle.
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TVHS Seniors from pg 1 Heroes, is being organized by Kelly Miller, Heatherwood’s director of sales and marketing. She said the “Adopt a Senior” program is a way to remember the Class of 2020 during this time when the coronavirus pandemic has prevented social activities. “I went to Twin Valley, and I would love to help every kid that is graduating this year. It’s a giveback to the community,” said Miller. “The kids will love it. It doesn’t replace the loss of prom or spring sports but at least (the students) are being remembered.” Items that can be placed in the baskets include college-related supplies, as well as gift cards for gas and iTunes. “(The basket can include) anything that a teenager would like,” said Miller, noting that Heatherwood will donate a gift basket on behalf of its residents. “A mother with a 2020 grad is putting together the list of students. About 10 moms will help us deliver the baskets,” Miller explained. “They will take videos and photos and make a day of it.” The deadline to donate a basket is Thursday, May 28. The baskets will be delivered on Monday, June 8. The goal is to collect at least 250 baskets from the community to ensure that there are enough baskets for distribution to each graduate. Baskets can be placed on the bench outside the main entrance of Heatherwood. However, Miller asks that donors email her at klmiller@centurypa.com before bringing a basket to donate. Heatherwood Senior Living Community is located at 3180 Horseshoe Pike (Route 322), Honey Brook. More information about Heatherwood is available by calling 610-273-9301 or visiting www.heatherwoodretire.com.
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Group Offers Online Resources Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful is providing online learning materials with its “Open Your Eyes to Litter” book series. In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, the group reminds students, teachers and children of all ages to visit its Facebook page for links to its educational activity books, “Open Your Eyes to Litter.” This series of five books provides hands-on learning for students in kindergarten through grade six and can supplement online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. “Open Your Eyes to Litter, Volume 1” explains the difference between intentional and accidental litter and who is affected by it. This title is also available in Spanish. “Open Your Eyes to Litter, Our
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Each book addresses the Pennsylvania Department of Education academic standards for environment, ecology and geography and has a supplementary teacher’s guide that suggests multidiscipline educational activities that expands on the information, ideas, and activities that are included in each book. The books and teacher’s guides are available to download at www.keeppabeautiful.org/prevent-it/educationresources/ or on the group’s Facebook page. Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful will provide technical assistance to parks and recreation departments, solid waste authorities, schools, local officials and others who wish to include the cost of printing and distribution of “Open Your Eyes to Litter” books in their budget. For more information, readers may contact Stephanie Larson at slarson@keeppabeautiful.org or 724-836-4121.
Army Reserve Lends Support The Department of Military and Veterans Affairs and the Department of State (DOS) announced recently that a U.S. Army Reserve task force of 85 medical specialists has arrived in Pennsylvania to assist civilian health care professionals with the care of coronavirus patients. They will be deployed wherever they are needed. The Army has mobilized 1,275 Reserve medical specialists into 15 Urban Augmentation Medical Task Forces to reinforce civilian health care in areas that are experiencing a surge in coronavirus cases. Each medical task force consists of 14 physicians, including an infectious disease specialist and four respiratory specialists; 16 medics; 13 nurses; five physician assistants; two dentists; four pharmacists; two clinical psychologists; one psychiatrist; two occupational therapy specialists; four dietitians and other supporting staff members who can perform low-triage care and test for COVID-19. The first members of the unit arrived in Pennsylvania on April 16 to visit sites and coordinate with the commonwealth’s departments of State, Health, Human Services, Military and Veterans Affairs, and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency. This advance visit ensured the full unit could move swiftly into action once they arrived. This task force will fall under the control of the dual status command recently established within the Pennsylvania National Guard. The Department of State waived certain professional licensing requirements to ensure that these military medical professionals, who already hold a license in at least one state or a
federal license from the United States Armed Forces, can lawfully provide medical and other health care services in Pennsylvania. The military occupational specialties of most members of the unit fall under existing Pennsylvania statutes that exempt them from the state’s licensure requirements. This includes physicians, dietitians, registered nurses, psychologists, and occupational therapists. For those specialists who did not immediately qualify under existing statutes and regulations, including practical nurses, dentists and pharmacists, DOS requested, and Gov. Wolf granted, a waiver to allow them to practice in Pennsylvania as long as they are employed by the armed forces, the U.S. Public Health Service, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, or the federal government. DOS also has waived any statutory or regulatory provisions that might prohibit a physician from delegating performance of medical services to medics and other technicians serving in the military. Such delegation will expand the pool of technicians available to work in hospitals, nursing homes, longterm care facilities, and other facilities during the expected surge in COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania. The DOS website www.dos. pa.gov/Pages/COVID-19 -Waivers.aspx will be updated regularly as additional waiver information becomes available. Licensees with questions should contact their profession’s board. Contact information is available at www.dos.pa.gov/Professional Licensing/Pages/Board -Contacts.aspx.
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Unemployment Assistance Available benefits will also be eligible for the extra $600 per week from the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation program. To file a claim, individuals will need to provide proof of employment or self-employment, as well as information to show previous income. Acceptable documentation includes copies of recent paycheck stubs, bank receipts showing deposits, tax returns and 1099 tax forms, bill notices to customers, statements from recent customers, business licenses, contracts, invoices and building leases. The new PUA system is separate from the regular unemployment compensation system. Claimants for PUA should only apply through the PUA Portal at the aforementioned website.
Scholarship Deadline Moved amid all the uncertainty generated by this public health crisis. PPL’s environmental scholarship is geared toward students who possess passion for being a positive force for the environment. A key aspect of the scholarship application is a short essay that asks students to explain why they are interested in pursuing a career with environmental ties. Scholarships will be awarded in early July, rather than early June. PPL employees and members of their immediate families or households are not eligible for the scholarship. To learn more about the scholarship and view the application and rules, readers may visit www.ppl electric.com/scholarship. For information about all of PPL’s environmental efforts, readers may visit www.pplelectric.com/environment.
PUBLIC AUCTION 3 BR BRICK RANCH HOUSE GOODVILLE/ BLUE BALL AREA
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BRICK LANE COMMUNITY CHURCH IN ELVERSON: out of concern for our community, and respect for government authorities, is not holding regular on-site worship services. Join us online at www.brick52.org Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons for inspiring messages and Sunday mornings for recorded worship and sermon. Call 610-2866790 for more information.
CALVARY CHAPEL OF HONEY BROOK: 80 Village Square, Honey Brook. Teach the Word of God book-by-book, chapter-bychapter & verse-by verse. Sunday: Worship & Bible Study with nursery & children’s church at 9 am. Tuesday: Worship, Bible Study & children’s church at 7:30 pm. Wednesday: Women’s Bible Study at 10 am. Monthly Saturday: Men’s Prayer Breakfast offsite at 7 am. www.cchoneybrook.org.
FAIRVIEW EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH- 800 Fairview Road, Glenmoore, PA (intersection of Fairview & Little Conestoga Rds.) Welcome Tim Latham- our new Shepherd of Fairview. Join us for the most important hour of your week! Sunday School for all ages at 9:15am; Worship Service at 10:30am. Nursery provided. Christian Education, Bible Studies, Music Ministry, Women’s Ministry, Small groups... and much more! As growing disciples, we continue to Worship, Connect, Know and Serve God. For more info, find us online at www.FairviewEPC.org or call the office at 610-942-2640 HEALING SHEPHERD, ECC Progressive, Inclusive, Democratic, Catholic! Sunday Mass: 10am 2109 Art School Road, Chester Springs, PA 19425 610-969-5932 www.healingshepherd.com
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PUBLIC AUCTION 2-Story, 3 BR, 3½ Bath, Cape Cod Home on 4.0 +/- Acres NEW DATE!
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Property Description: Imagine your family on this 4+ acres of quiet country bliss! This 3 bed, 3½ bath Cape Cod home has 2,634 sq. ft. of quality workmanship from top to bottom including: geothermal heat system, 2’x6’ construction, Pella windows/doors, solid oak doors/trim, 220 volt + 440 volt electric, heated 3-car garage & more. 1st floor features living room, formal dining room, laundry room, powder room, cherry kitchen cabinets, island & granite counter tops. 2nd floor master bedroom comes w/master bath, walkin closet and it’s very own balcony overlooking a custom-built patio & pavilion. There is a full bath with whirlpool tub, two bedrooms plus an unfinished area above the 3-car finished garage, which can be used as 560 sq. ft. of extra living space to complete the second floor. Full basement is partially finished & includes full bath & two entrances, one from the house & one from the heated garage. Imagine hosting your friends on this 76x44 deck/pavilion! Terms: Down payment of $35,000.00 required day of auction. Settlement on or before July 7, 2020. Transfer taxes to be paid by buyer. Real Estate taxes shall be prorated. Annual taxes: $7,774.00. (Caenarvon Twp., Twin Valley Schools). Attention Realtors: 1% Broker Participation being offered to Realtors who preregister with their buyers and who become the successful bidder on day of auction. Auctioneers’ Notes: Bring your dogs, horses, etc. & enjoy the 30’x32’ horse barn along w/½ acre fenced pasture. Stable includes (3) free standing stall front stalls (1-10x16, 2-10x11), spacious middle aisle/work area, 6’x36’ outside forebay, attic trusses & running water. Great opportunity to own a move-in ready property in scenic Caenarvon Township.
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LOCATION: 1519 Main St., East Earl, PA 17519. On Rt. 23, 1 mile east of Shady Maple Farm Market. REAL ESTATE: 3 BR brick ranch house cont. 1,532 SF w/full bsmt. and detached 2-car garage/workshop on 1.48 acres. House features a side entry/laundry room; lg., bright eatin kit. w/lots of cabinets & pantry open to a sitting rm.; liv. rm. w/ hardwood floor; 3 BRs and a full bath. Bsmt. w/outside exit; propane hot water baseboard heat; on site well & septic. 28’ x 36’ 2-Car Garage/Shop (formerly used as a horse barn) w/elec. door openers; heated shop area, 2nd floor storage, water hydrant; outside horse tie and sm. fenced pasture. Property also has a 12’x18’ storage shed w/elec., 1,000-gal. propane tank, lg. garden, child’s play area, paved driveway and extra parking area. NOTE: This pristine, well maintained and updated property has a beautiful setting with spectacular views of scenic farmland all around and a great location on Rt. 23! Conveniently located within minutes of PA Turnpike, Rts. 322, 897 & 222! OPEN HOUSE: Saturday, May 16, 23, & 30 (1-3 pm.) or by apt. call 610-286-5183. TERMS: 10% down day of sale; settlement within 45 days of sale. Terms by: Anthony & Janelle Ringler (717-940-2576). Kling & Deibler Attorneys.
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Rancher w/4,115 SF, eat-in kitchen, dining rm., living rm., laundry/ sewing rm., 1st floor family rm., rec rm., 3½ baths, daylight bsmt., heat pump, central AC, central vac, deck, shop/garage bldg. 32x50 w/10x10 doors plus 14x14 overhead door, 22½ ACRES m/l land w/stream, mostly wooded & 3 acres tillable. After 39 years, owner downsizing to retirement facility & serious to sell. Open houses have been cancelled. Call Richard at 610-656-7328 for more information. NOTE: Auction will go on as planned but to be sold by online bidding or bid by phone 717-733-1006. Financing, deposit or bridge loan available to qualified buyer. Call Randal V. Kline 717-733-1006. (Lender NMLS ID #834368)
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reading a book, knitting, doing crafts, or baking. It is important to take breaks, disconnect, and simply relax. In the midst of all the chaos, many people have stocked up on nonperishable items like canned goods. Before turning to these goods, people should make sure they incorporate fresh foods like fruits, vegetables, and proteinrich foods into their meals. Preparing fresh meals and freezing them is a great way to ensure one’s health does not get compromised. It can also add some diversity to meals, which people may need if they are at home for an extended period of time. While individuals may not be able to stick to their normal routine - like commuting to work, going to the gym, and meeting friends for coffee - they can create a new routine at home which includes alternatives to the norm. As tempting as it is to stay in bed and work in pajamas, it may not be a good idea. It is important to get up and go on about the day as usual. Get up, get dressed, establish meal times, and remember to take breaks to walk around the home. When work is done for the day, people are encouraged to schedule a virtual coffee date with their friends. Alongside staying physically active, keeping mentally active is important, too. Individuals should consider keeping their mind switched on by watching quiz-based programs or doing puzzles. People should challenge themselves to keep their mind distracted, which is important for those who may be home alone or are struggling to keep busy.
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www.klinekreidergood.com
Allen S. Hoover Richard L. Hoover, POA 610-656-7328
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Auctioneers: Elvin Stoltzfus (610) 333-5447 AA #019514 Christ Taylor (717) 371-1915 AU# 005421 Sellers: Levi & Susan Glick (717) 517-6868 Atty: Kling & Diebler (717) 354-7700
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PPL Electric Utilities extended the deadline for applications for its Future Environmental Leaders Scholarship Program because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on schools. The new deadline is Saturday, May 30. The contest is open to high school seniors planning to attend either two-year or four-year colleges to pursue an environmentally related career. Seven winners will be selected, one from each geographic region served by PPL. Each winner will receive $2,000 toward college expenses. School closings have had a big effect on students, including high school seniors finalizing college plans. Moving the application deadline back a month will give prospective applicants more time
With the implementing of social distancing policies and Gov. Wolf’s stay-at-home order, many people are spending much of their time at home. While staying at home is necessary, bodies and minds still need exercise, and people should continue practicing self-care within the framework of their home. Five ways to keep busy and active while at home are offered by TopCashBack.com. They include exercising, doing something relaxing, preparing healthy and fresh meals before turning to nonperishable items, maintaining a healthy routine, and keeping one’s mind active. Gym closures do not mean people have to sacrifice their gains. There are plenty of exercises that can be done from the comfort of one’s home and that require minimal equipment or none at all. Gym members should see if their gym is offering free virtual classes. Individuals can check out YouTube for videos on everything from Pilates and yoga to strength training. Not only can individuals find workout routines from professional trainers to keep them moving and motivated, but these online routines may also be free. For individuals who can still go outside, nothing beats a walk as long as one can avoid crowds. Whether someone wants to binge-watch their favorite show or is constantly checking the news, everyone should try to balance their screen time with other activities. While staying informed is important, people should remember not to overdo it. People should focus on things that help them relax, like
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A new system is available to provide unemployment assistance to individuals who are self-employed, contractors, gig workers and others who do not traditionally qualify for enemployment compensation, according to state Sen. David J. Arnold. The Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program provides benefits ranging from $195 to $572 for up to 39 weeks to qualifying individuals who are unable to work due to the COVID19 outbreak. Payments will be backdated to Jan. 27 or the first week that the individual was unable to work due to COVID-19. To file a claim, readers may visit https://pua.benefits.uc.pa.gov /vosnet/Default.aspx. Individuals collecting PUA
Health Tips For Quarantine Posted
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Ideas For At-Home Activities Posted With schools shifting to online classes, restaurants closing to patrons, and many people working from home, Americans are spending more time at home than usual. Six stay-at-home activities to consider are offered by TopCashBack.com. People can dedicate their newfound time and attention to sorting and organizing their home. Whether it is a hall closet, bookshelf, or makeup drawer, individuals can go through these cluttered areas and organize them. People should use their judgment and toss anything that is worn out, falling apart, or unusable. For makeup, products that are old and expired should be tossed. Now is the time for people to let their creative juices flow and let their voice be heard by starting a blog. Whether it is fashion, beauty, travel, fitness, cooking, or something else, a blog may be a great creative outlet for someone to show off their passions and skills. This time can also be an opportunity to refresh skills or learn something new like another language or
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how to sew. People can make the most of their time at home and check out free resources online. YouTube is a great place to discover free tutorials and lessons. People can stay inside and shop online. Whether they need storage bins, activities for children, or other supplies, they can keep their social distance by shopping directly from the comforts of their own home. People are also encouraged to take advantage of clear skies by planning a stargazing night. People can grab a blanket and a telescope or binoculars to explore the night sky. It is an educational and inexpensive activity people can do from their own backyard or bedroom window. This can also be a time to try new recipes. Whether someone uses cookbooks, finds online recipes, or follows chefs on social media, people are encouraged to test out a recipe they have recently been eyeing. Now is the time to perfect it, and, when life returns to normal, people can invite friends and family over to show off the dishes they have mastered.
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