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MAY 27 , 2020
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SERVING THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES SINCE 1954
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Trust Opens New Hiking Trail By Francine Fulton
With social distancing rules in place, many local individuals and families are searching for outdoor recreation. To help meet this need, the French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust has just opened a new hiking trail at 365 Templin Road, Elverson. The trail, which meanders through the woods, is located off of Route 401 at the Great Marsh Uplands Preserve. The 550-acre preserve’s 3-mile loop is of moderate difficulty and showcases some of scenic big woods in the area, as well as local wildlife. “It has some easy strolling and some hills,� said Will Caverly, the trust’s director of communications and development, when describing the new trail. “There are a couple of wet spots where little streams cross the trail, so people should definitely wear boots.� He noted that dogs on leashes are permitted on the
trail and that dog owners should clean up after their pets. No bicycles are permitted on the trail. The trust acquired the land where the trail is located as part of its mission to preserve land and keep it from development. In addition, the trail opened ahead of schedule to accommodate the needs of the community. “ We had originally planned to take this year to plan it out and open it next spring. We really sped it up and had to put in a lot of work to get it done fast,� Caverly said. “We believe this is the best time for us to get people onto the trail.� Those who walk the trail can expect to see wood thrushes and frogs and other amphibians. “There are some deer running through and turkeys as well,� said Caverly. When traveling to the trail, drivers should keep an eye out for orange cones across from the
By Francine Fulton
Even with the stay-at-home and physical distancing orders, the Volunteer English Program (VEP) in Chester County is still providing one-to-one English language classes to adult learners, while continuing to offer services and support to its students and tutors. Many student/tutor pairs are continuing to meet for one-to-one English language learning lessons via telephone, smartphone and computer video conferencing, along with worksheets sent through the mail. In addition, technical training for tutors is available virtually. See English Program pg 2
See Hiking Trail pg 2
The French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust recently opened a 3-mile hiking trail at the Great Marsh Uplands Preserve in Elverson.
It Takes A Village Continues To Serve The Community
Time To Plant “Victory Over Virus� Gardens By Francine Fulton
Like other local nonprofit organizations, It Takes a Village has begun offering new services in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Those who place nonperishable food items in the organization’s Community Food Boxes are now donating additional products, including masks and protective face coverings. “People are putting in masks, diapers and other household products more than ever before,� said Ruby George, a member of the board of directors. “We know that people are using the boxes, and we’ve seen a lot more people making an effort to fill them.� It Takes a Village currently maintains four Community Food Boxes along the Business Route 30 corridor. The Downingtown Train Station box is located on the westbound or Lancaster Avenue/Route 30 side of the station, which is accessible from the parking lot. Another box is located in Dawkins Park in Caln Township, located
During World Wars I and II, Americans were urged to plant “victory gardens� as the nation faced potential food shortages. At the time, fresh vegetables were grown in people’s yards and at public parks, churches and schools. Today, a new movement to create “coronavirus victory gardens� has begun locally and nationwide. Since nurseries and garden centers have been designated as essential businesses in most places, gardeners are able to purchase necessary supplies, including soil and starter plants. Locally, the Penn State Chester County Master Gardeners are promoting “victory over virus� gardens, a term used by Master Gardener Tony Buck. Local residents are encouraged to plant vegetables for themselves and to share the harvest with neighbors. “Victory gardens were promoted by the government during World Wars I and II to increase people’s self-reliance in growing food at home,� said Meagan Hopkins-Doerr, Master Gardener coordinator. “Harkening back to that, it is about self-reliance, particularly as we go to the store and see empty shelves.�
See It Takes A Village pg 2
See Victory Gardens pg 3
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Community Food Boxes put in place by It Takes a Village offer free food and toiletries to residents in need. Community members are invited to place donations of nonperishable goods in the boxes.
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“Victory over virus� vegetable gardens, like these created by Meagan Hopkins-Doerr, Chester County Master Gardener coordinator, can be grown in containers.
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According to Terri Potrako, VEP executive director, the organization already had plans in place that could enable staff members to work remotely. “We had a continuity plan, which is more on the lines of what a business would anticipate. It could be anything from power outages to a natural disaster,” she stated. “No one expected a pandemic, but we had a structure in place, and we were building up the ability for our staff to work remotely. We had our own laptops and phone system and database secured via a web platform.” Even before the pandemic, VEP was offering remote services for its students as well. “Traditionally, over 34 years, VEP mostly had adult immigrants come to the office, be interviewed, take tests and meet their tutors in a physical location,” Potrako explained. “Over the last several years, we needed to be
mobile because the adult learners don’t always have cars and they are trying to fit in learning English in between life’s demands. Instead of people coming to West Chester, we were going out to Coatesville and Phoenixville - anywhere there was need. We called it ‘ VEP Without Walls.’” She said that the VEP staff members and tutors immediately stepped into action when the office doors closed. “We adapted overnight. We physically stopped meeting on March 14, and on March 15 we were still tutoring,” Potrako pointed out. “We had tutors at first meet outside with distancing. Then, when the restrictions really came into play, they (tutored) by telephone and sent their students things by mail.” Currently, student/tutor pairs meet via Zoom. Training was provided to the tutors. “We are on
our third workshop that we’ve done in the past five weeks to help tutors become adept at virtual teaching,” Potrako noted. “It was a concentrated effort to get used to Zoom. We felt it was our responsibility to present to our tutors new ways of creating lessons and English language learning though all this technology.” The March training for tutors was done via Zoom, and in April, the organization moved its “Peer to Peer” workshops online. The workshops, normally held in person several times a year, focus on current trends or topics of interest to tutors. More than 40 people attended the virtual workshops. Potrako noted that the student/tutor pairs have adapted quickly to Zoom and frequently use the screen sharing feature. Students and tutors receive companion textbooks, so those can also be referenced during a Zoom call.
“The other beauty of Zoom is the face-to-face contact,” she said. “You are not losing that relationship connection. You are getting a better sense of listening and the visual you need to correct someone’s language, which is different from a phone (session).” Potrako added that students seem even more determined to learn English during this time. “It’s brought out a creative spirit,” she said, noting that staff members also meet via Zoom. “We are impressed by all the things that our students are doing and still making time for their tutors even if they are managing two or three children at home and are still working. It’s remarkable.” For more information about VEP, including how to become a volunteer tutor, readers may email volunteer.english@volunteerenglish.org or visit www.volunteerenglish.org.
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It Takes A Village from pg 1
entrance as well as orange triangles placed on nearby trees. “Go slow down Templin,” Caverly advised. “There are marked parking spots, and one parking spot reserved for essential workers.” The trail is marked with white blazes painted on trees, and there is a map posted at the entrance. Hikers can take a photo of the map with their phones to carry with them. A brief video tour of the trail can be found at www.facebook.com/FPCCT. The trust has been preserving land in northern Chester County for more than 50 years. Originating with the efforts of Eleanor and Samuel Morris, French & Pickering has used conservation easements to safeguard more than 12,000 acres of private land. Only recently did the nonprofit organization move into public access as a strategy for connecting people to the land in the northern Chester County region. Last September, the trust opened the Thomas P. Bentley Nature Preserve at the intersection of Warwick Furnace and Valley Way roads, located off Route 23 in Warwick Township. With 108 acres of meadows and wetlands, the
next to the Coatesville Area High School campus, on Pennsylvania Avenue between North Caln Road and Veterans Drive near the park pavilion. The Abdala Park box is located between Ninth and 10th avenues in Coatesville on the south side of Business Route 30 next to Walgreens. The Ash Park box is located between Third and Fourth avenues between Kersey and Walnut streets in Coatesville. Three additional box locations are in the works for Parkesburg, Gap and Phoenixville. “Our mission statement (on each box) is ‘Take what you need; leave what you can,’” George noted. The community is invited to place donations of food and toiletries in the boxes. Acceptable donations include canned goods, jerky, tuna and chicken salad kits, hand lotion, tissues, diapers and pet food. It is recommended that people donate cans with tab tops that are easy to open for those without access to a can opener. Razors, clothing and frozen food should not be placed in the boxes. It Takes a Village has also recently started a campaign to help people in need directly by asking for donations on its Facebook page. “If someone is really impacted by the coronavirus, they can fill out a form and volunteers will coordinate donations to those people,” George explained. “They will say exactly what they need, (such as) what type of food and what type of cleaning products they need. We will have a coordinator pick up donations. It’s a tangible way of helping.”
nature preserve also showcases the Warwick Furnace, a historic site on the National Register of Historic Places. The preserve is named after the father of local resident and donor Ray Bentley. Visitors will find trails and educational signage on-site. The trust also intends to do historical study to understand the value of the historic site. “ We usually work in preserving farms and homesteads on private property. We make sure those places never get developed,” Caverly explained. “This (newest trail) was saved from development, but we decided to hold on to it and make it an open space people can enjoy, which is new for us - maintaining publicly accessible spaces. It was a lot of work, but on the other hand, what better thing to do right now? As far as entertainment goes, getting outdoors is one of the best ways to have socially distanced fun.” French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust relies on community support to accomplish its conservation mission. For more information, readers may visit www.frenchand pickering.org or email office@frenchandpickering.org.
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She said that the organization will also refer those in need to social service agencies if it cannot meet a family’s or an individual’s request. “We only help a family or individual once every two years,” said George. “We’re not in the position to offer longterm solutions. We are a bridge to get people past this point of extreme need.” It Takes a Village has also been awarding grants to people who have been affected by coronavirus. “They tell us what their need is, and we can provide a one-time financial grant between $50 and $300 per person,” George explained. “ We have donated about $10,000 in the past two months.” George encourages people to join the organization’s Facebook group at www.facebook.com /groups/ittakesavillagecc to keep informed of ways to help and donate. “(People can) join the Facebook group and participate by liking and sharing and commenting on things,” she stated. “The more people we have (join the effort), the more people we can help.” The organization is also in need of financial support to help construct the new food boxes. “Part of our funding goals for 2020 was to get more boxes up and find locations,” said George. “We need money to put them together and maintain them.” For more information about the boxes and the organization, readers may visit www.ittakesavillagecc.org/food-boxes or email admin@ittakesavillagecc.org.
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She explained that even those without large backyards can create gardens in containers. “Many plants lend themselves nicely to growing in containers, including lettuces, eggplants and tomatoes,� Hopkins-Doerr said. “It is crucial that any container have good drainage, so you need to make sure there are drainage holes. There are also some plants that are specifically marketed as container varieties as they stay smaller and have other features that lend themselves to tighter spaces. An example is the compact eggplant.� She said that people can use locally purchased vegetables to plant, while some gardeners prefer planting from seed. “The cheaper option is to start from seeds,� she stated. “But before buying seeds, make sure you have enough time to germinate, transplant if starting indoors and harvest during their optimal growing environment.� Hopkins-Doerr notes that planting a garden in the ground
rather than in a container requires some preparation. “The land will need to be prepared first. That means removing any existing plants, likely tilling the soil to break it up and adding compost to enhance the soil structure and fertility,� she advised. “It is best to do a soil test so you know your soil’s pH and if you should add any fertilizers. You can also build or purchase raised beds and add purchased soil.� Plants should be watered regularly when the soil is dry. “It is preferable to have some type of mulch overtop, which helps (prevent) evaporation. If your plants are dry to the touch, your plants need water,� said Hopkins-Doerr. Gardening, Hopkins-Doerr added, is an activity people can enjoy during the stay-at-home order. “It’s a great family activity, especially if you have kids,� she said. “One of the easiest plants to grow are peas. I don’t know if kids would like them, but they are exceptionally easy to grow.�
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She said it is not necessary to have a green thumb to grow a productive garden. “It’s not hard, and there are a lot of resources online,� she stated. Currently, Penn State Extension is offering a webinar series about how to grow and care for coronavirus victory gardens. The webinar series can be accessed at https://extension.psu.edu/victory -garden-reinvented-webinar-series. The series will run on Tuesdays through June 16. Those who are not able to watch the session live may view recorded sessions. Details are available at the aforementioned website. Although Penn State Extension offices across the state are closed, Chester County Master Gardeners are still operating the garden hotline remotely and are available to answer questions. To access the hotline, readers may email chestermg@psu.edu or call 610-696-3500. For more information, including gardening tips, readers may visit www.facebook.com/ChesterCounty MasterGardeners.
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notice. For more information, visit www.natlands.org/crows -nest-preserve. Park Open Warwick County Park, 382 County Park Road, Pottstown, reopened on May 12 for fishing and trail walking. However, the office remains closed, bathrooms are locked, and pavilions and the playground are still closed. Those who visit the park should keep a six-foot distance from others. If the parking lots are full, visitors should come back another time. For more information, search for “Friends of Warwick County Park” on Facebook. 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.churchofsaintbenedict.com/ mass; Hopewell Church in Elverson, www.hopewellchurch.org; Brick Lane Community Church in Elverson, www.brick52.org/news -and-resources; Honey Brook Pres-
byterian Church, www.honey brookpres.org; Honey Brook United Methodist Church, www.face book.com/honeybrookumc; Conestoga Mennonite Church in Morgantown, www.youtube.com /user/ConestogaMennonite; Morgantown Community Church, www.morgantowncommunity church.org/COVID-19; Saint Peter United Church of Christ in Knauertown, www.stpeterucc.org; and St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Birdsboro, www.stmarkbirdsboro.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 610-286-9124 or email admin@conestogamc.com.
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depression and broken relationships. For more information or to schedule an appointment, readers may contact SWM at 610-286-9555 or visit www.still -waters-ministries.org. 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 (800-7332767). 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/bcpl storyriders. 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 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
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For 2019-20, the American Association of University Women (AAUW) West Chester - Chester County has supported four Chester County shelters through the county’s Decade to Doorways (D2D) program. Each year, the local AAUW branch selects a recipient for its annual Gateway to Equity Award, which honors an individual, group or organization that has shown by action and philosophy the promotion of the AAUW mission to advance equity for women and girls
though advocacy, education and research. D2D was the recipient this year. Through its selection of the D2D program, which aims to prevent and end homelessness in Chester County, AAUW supported county shelters that house women: Community, Youth and Women’s Alliance (CYWA); Friends Association for the Care and Protection of Children;
Domestic Violence Center of Chester County (DVCCC); and Safe Harbor. At each monthly meeting of AAUW, members contributed household and personal items, monetary donations, gift cards and/or volunteer support to a different shelter throughout AAUW’s program year, September through May. Jane Schultz and Fran Pierce, liaisons to
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American Association of University Women of West Chester - Chester County member Mimi Jones (left) hands an envelope of checks totaling $1,025 to Tamara Lyons, shelter coordinator for the Community, Youth and Women’s Alliance (CYWA) in Coatesville. The funds represent the final donation to CYWA from the AAUW for 2019-20. Jones is the co-chair of the AAUW Community Outreach Committee and liaison to Chester County’s Decade to Doorways program.
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Many local homeowners are stuck inside,and some may have begun to fixate on their homes’ flaws. Window World has come up with a list of home improvement projects homeowners can tackle now. Projects include replacing windows, installing vinyl siding, installing a new garage door, giving the yard some attention, replacing the shutters, and painting the front door. Installing new windows usually increases a home’s value. Energy-efficient replacement windows will help lower electric bills ahead of the summer months. Homeowners may be able to schedule a virtual meeting with a designer to determine the cost and solutions. Vinyl siding replacement is a cost-effective project that requires little to no interaction. Energy-efficient, insulated siding cuts down on bills in the long run and boosts curb appeal for potential buyers. The right siding has the power to deter termites, stand up to wind, and resist cracks. As a bonus, no one needs to step foot inside the home to tackle this project. The time to update the garage door is while stuck at home and not driving. People can leave their car in the driveway for now and upgrade their home’s curb appeal with this project. A new garage door refreshes the look of a house, and it is another project that does not require welcoming workers inside the home. This is the season to get outside. Homeowners can make sure bushes are symmetrical, cover bare spots in the lawn with seeds, and sprinkle some colorful annuals along the edges. Replacing a home’s shutters is a simple way to make a big change. New shutters have the power to dress up the exterior of the house and increase its charm or sophistication. Homeowners can paint their front door a bold color that enhances their home. Homeowners could take it an extra step and get a replacement fiberglass door. In addition, there are several projects that can wait for a later time. They include a kitchen remodel, a bathroom remodel, and custom closet organization. Home repair businesses are considered essential in many regions, and design crews are discovering new ways to operate. Homeowners can have virtual consultations with designers during which homeowners display the projects that need repair and designers display new options. Consultants can visit a client’s home and examine the exterior while talking with the homeowner over the phone. Installations should be limited to one or two crew members at a time. For window installations, homeowners are asked to stay in another room. Crews do not need to enter a home for exterior projects.
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In the time of COVID-19, The Heritage of Green Hills, a healthy life plan community in Shillington, is facing a unique challenge: protecting the physical health and safety of its population, while keeping everyone emotionally healthy and happy during a difficult time. According to Cheryl Anderson, the community’s Well By Design director, staff members have come up with creative ways for the residents to remain as socially, intellectually and emotionally healthy as possible while still adhering to CDC regulations and following the guidance of local health experts to minimize risk of exposure to COVID-19. In the past few weeks, Anderson and her colleagues at The Heritage of Green Hills have presented several unique events and spirit-raising initiatives for the independent living residents. On a particularly windy day, residents were invited to a “Bubble Parade,” where they filled the air with soap bubbles. In order to ensure that residents remained more than the recommended 6 feet apart, the spots where they stood were marked with pinwheels. The Heritage Hotties silver poms cheerleader squad practiced new moves outside. Set to the “Rocky” theme, the routine was specially choreographed to keep the cheerleaders together in spirit, but safely apart physically. An Earth Day Nature and Gratitude scavenger hunt challenged
Bob Rasbridge, a resident of The Heritage of Green Hills, enjoys talking to several family members via Zoom. residents to venture out on solo walks to enjoy fresh air and the campus’ springtime greenery while looking for list items, which they were encouraged to touch (smooth rocks and tree bark), look for (birds and animal footprints) or smell (flowers and old leaves). A short story writing contest with a $1,000 prize for the best entry encouraged experienced writers and newer scribes to create new works to be shared. The “Maraca Mania” activity invited everyone to pick up maracas, feathers, googly eyes and other craft supplies in order to create funny characters. Members of The Heritage of Green Hills Sewing Club have been using their skills and talents to make more than 700 masks for their neighbors and others in the area who need them. The community has added more benches outside - spaced far apart to encourage residents to enjoy the spring weather and the views. In order to ensure that residents stay connected to their families and friends who live off-campus, The Heritage of Green Hills has purchased extra electronic tablets and TV monitors, and set up several stations where the residents can video chat privately with their loved ones. With the community’s restaurants closed to sit-down meals, the food and beverage team has individually hand-decorated the bags in which certain “room service” meals are delivered. Messages written on the bags include everything from heartfelt wishes of health and happiness to silly puns, like “You’re Shrimply the Best,” complete with a cute doodle of a crustacean. The Heritage of Green Hills’ residents have been showing their appreciation for the staff’s hard work and dedication in creative ways, too. “Operation Friendly Flyer” saw residents writing thank-you notes to the staff and then turning them into paper airplanes and sending them flying off their porches and balconies. The planes were collected and hung up in staff areas for the team to enjoy. A staff appreciation event had residents serenading staff members with kazoo music, while their names were chalked out and decorated on the
community’s driveway. Staff members in the personal and memory care neighborhood at The Heritage of Green Hills have also been keeping everyone as active and engaged as possible through video chats and visits with loved ones through the glass front doors. Residents have also been given access to activities and tasks that can be enjoyed individually, such as gardening in raised beds, crafting and drawing and caring for bird feeders. The Heritage of Green Hills provides independent living apartments and villas as well as personal care and secure memory care suites for seniors. For more information, readers may visit www.HeritageOfGreenHills.com.
BANGOR EPISCOPAL-FOUNDED 1722. 4 mi. W of Morgantown on Rt. 23 in Churchtown. Sunday Holy Eucharist at 10am. All are welcome. Handicap accessible. Parking lot adjacent to the church off Water Street. For additional info., www.bangorepiscopal.org
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.
JBT Funds Paycheck Protection Program Jonestown Bank & Trust Co. (JBT) announced that the bank has issued $13.7 million in Small Business Association (SBA)-guaranteed loans to 269 businesses and nonprofit organizations based in Berks, Lancaster and Lebanon counties. The bank’s participation in the SBA Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) has been able to guarantee a paycheck to more than 2,300 local families during the COVID-19 pandemic. While JBT had not been an SBA-approved lender prior to the COVID-19 crisis, the bank quickly pursued necessary approvals in order to be able to support its many business clients and their employees. During the first round of PPP funding in early April, JBT secured 59 loans valued at $4.2 million. When the second round of funding was available, the totals grew to 269 loans valued at $13.7 million, as of April 30. Founded in 1873, JBT currently has assets of $655 million and 14 banking locations, including its newest branch, which opened recently in Robesonia. For more information about JBT, readers may visit www.jbt.bank.
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Attractive 2-story stone, stucco, & vinyl framed dwelling with approx. 2700 sq. ft. finished living space, attached 2-car garage, finished basement, 4 bedrooms & 2½ baths. 1st floor consists of pine kitchen cabinets & island with granite countertops, walk-in pantry & breakfast nook, dining room has hardwood floor, spacious living room with carpet flooring, laundry with utility tub, bath with shower, extra room for office/study. 2nd floor consists of master bedroom with walk-in closet & full bath, 3 additional bedrooms w/closets (1 with double closets), Berber carpet thru-out, full bath off hallway & storage closet. Full basement with large finished sitting/ family room area with brick hearth & woodstove, Bilco outside entry doors. Weil-McLain hot water heat. Tilt-in windows. Large rear deck. Brick walk to covered front porch. Outbuildings: 40’ by 44’ board & batten shop with 2 bays (1 wash down bay with floor drain), heated floor, 7 indoor/outdoor dog runs at rear of shop. 20’ by 30’ board & batten barn with 8’ forebay, 2 stalls with approx. ¾ acre fenced pasture area. 10’x12’ utility shed. Paved driveway with gated wooden arch & lights along drive. On-site well & septic. Zoned Ag. Elanco School District. Real Estate Terms:10% down & balance due on or before August 31st, 2020.
Open house on Saturday, May 23rd & June 6th from 1:00-4:00 PM or for personal inspection call Ken at (717) 587-5052 to schedule an appointment. Note: Great home with only minutes’ drive to turnpike & conveniences along Rt. 23 & Rt. 10. Quiet & peaceful woodland setting with wildlife & farmland view. If you are looking for a new home make sure to come check out this one of a kind property. Owner purchased a farm & is serious to sell. Misc. Personal Property & Hunting Related Items 4310 John Deere tractor w/loader, turf tires, 4WD, 708 hours; 3-point Razorback BH5 Bush Hog; Land Pride 3-point 72” finishing mower; Simpson pressure washer w/Honda GX 200 engine; Troybilt tiller; The Wehrle Co. antique cast-iron stove; vinyl swing set with playhouse, slide & 3 swings; 10 Point crossbow with red dot scope & hard case; Horton crossbow; misc. broadheads (Rage, Muzzy, Axe); 2 – climber tree stands (1 TimberTall); 3 pc. sofa, love seat & recliner set; 2 pc. sofa & loveseat set; window air conditioner units; plus more misc. items. Terms by: Kenneth & Linda Zimmerman Attorney: Linda Kling (717)354-7700
See Auction Zip ID#29003 for more pictures
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PUBLIC AUCTION 2½ STY. 1800s DWL. - 2-CAR GAR.
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w/DETACHED 2-CAR GARAGE ON 1.48 ACRES
Merle Eberly • Alvin Horning C. Ivan Stoltzfus CAI Horning Farm Agency, Inc. AY002091
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CHURCHTOWN AREA REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY CUSTOM 1-STY. 4 BDRM. RANCHER 2-CAR GARAGE - 32x50 SHOP/GARAGE 22½ ACRES w/STREAM
30x40 POLE BARN w/5 HORSE STALLS 5.6 ACRES w/PASTURE - STREAM & POND
HONEYBROOK - GLENMOORE - DOWNINGTOWN AREA
MORGANTOWN - ELVERSON AREA
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163 Culbertson Run Rd., Coatesville. Rt. 322 E. from Honeybrook. Right Rt. 82 south. Approx. 1 mile left Culbertson Run Rd. Property on right.
731 Furnace Rd., Morgantown, PA 19543. Rt. 10 N. from Morgantown. Right Furnace Rd. OR from Alleghenyville/Maple Grove area take Alleghenyville Rd. east. Right Rt. 10 (Morgantown Rd.). Left Furnace Rd.
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)
2½ sty. Sandstone dwl. w/1,608 SF, country kitchen w/appliances & beam ceiling, formal dining rm., living rm.w/gas fireplace, 2 bdrms. (potential 3rd), oil HW heat, wood floors, deep window sills, new Generac whole house generator sys., wraparound porch, insulated windows, 2-car garage 22x28, pole-type barn 30x40 w/5 matted horse stalls, water, elec., tack rm., 15x40 equip. storage lean-to, 5.6 ACRES w/fenced pasture, stream ½ acre spring fed pond. Owners relocating & serious to sell. Ideal farmette. Quiet, peaceful location. Minutes to Morgantown, Elverson, Alleghenyville & East Bowmansville. Personal inspection by appointment or open house Sat., June 6, 13 & 20 from 1 to 4PM. For brochure or land plotting visit www.klinekreidergood.com. Financing, deposit or bridge loan available to qualified buyer. Call Randal V. Kline 717-7331006 (Lender NMLS ID #834368) Randal V. Kline, Jeffrey L. & Roy E. Good, Jr. Christina M. Sullivan Aaron Z. Nolt 610-286-0587 Curvin M. Horning or 610-858-8655 717-733-1006 www.klinekreidergood.com Lic. #499, 2116, 5064, 3956
Randal V. Kline, Roy E. Good, Jr. Aaron Z. Nolt Curvin M. Horning 717-733-1006 Lic. #499, 2116, 5064, 3956
www.klinekreidergood.com
Allen S. Hoover Richard L. Hoover, POA 610-656-7328
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Collectibles
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Pets
22 FT WELLCRAFT, center console with Ttop, many extras, exc cond, $12,000. 717-757-1062
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN CARS $$ PAYING CASH $$ for Classic & Collector Cars. 717-577-8206 BRITISH MOTORCYCLES WANTED Triumph, Norton, BSA, etc., running or not. I pay more. 484-252-1708, anytime.
ITEMS WANTED Manufactured Housing BUYING UNWANTED HEATING OIL 30¢/gallon- will pick up. Also removing old heating oil tanks. 717-587-7315. I BUY LIONEL, American Flyer, Marx Trains, Match Box, Slot Cars, Hot Wheels, Tonka, Smith Miller, Model Toys, Lead Figures. Call 610-804-6783.
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12 - COMMUNITYCOURIER - Morgantown/Honey Brook Edition - May 27, 2020
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