2024.01 Newsletter - Feb/Mar/Apr

Marysville Borough

SNOW HAPPENS

Hopefully we will soon see the flowers of Spring, but until then we need to remember a few things about the Winter weather.

TRASH TIPS

• Garbage and Recyclables can not be put out before 5PM on the day before pickup.

• Make sure there is no trash in the green Recycle Can. If there is garbage in the can, it will not be picked up.

• If you need another green recycle can, they are available at the Borough Office for $18.

• Residents are allowed 4 bags/cans of trash each week. If you have more, you can purchase Bag Tags at the Borough Office for $8.

• A single large item can be placed with your trash each week. Items containing FREON must have the chemicals professionally removed before disposal.

• Large Upholstered Furniture including mattresses and box springs must be bagged. Extra Large bags can be purchased at the Borough Office for $6.

• Please secure off-street parking in anticipation of the snow. This will allow the plows to push the snow to the curb.

• Do not place snow from sidewalks or private property onto the street.

• Snow which is removed from the street to provide space for parked cars must be deposited adjacent to curbing and not placed in travel lanes.

• Snow and ice must be removed from all sidewalks within 24 hours after a snowstorm has ended.

• The Mayor, at his discretion, may declare a snow and ice emergency. We will announce the snow emergency through TV, radio and social media.

• Snow Emergency Routes

- Borough Square

- Cameron Street

- Doe Run (both sides)

- Greenbrier (west side)

- Ridgeview Drive (south side)

- Verbeke Street (both sides)

- Williams Street (south side)

• After any snow emergency due to accumulation of ice or two or more inches of snow, please do not: - park a motor vehicle on an snow emergency route, or

- drive any motor vehicle on said route, unless the vehicle is equipped with snow/all season tires or chains.

Kindness. Compassion. Respect. Dignity. You’ll find that and so much more at Michael J. Shalonis Funeral Home & Crema�on Services, Inc.

Shalonis Funeral Home has served the Marysville community for more than 45 years. We are family owned and operated and are grateful for the trust and confidence families place in us.

We understand the sorrow, stress, and anxiety that families experience when a loved one passes from this life. We will walk closely alongside you to provide the end-of-life services your loved one deserves.

Shalonis Funeral Home — the compassionate resource you deserve and expect.

BOROUGH OF MARYSVILLE CONTACT DIRECTORY

Borough Council

Lance Barthel • Council President

Brian Webster • Council Vice President

Scott Artley • Council Member

Patricia Copp • Council Member

John Edkin • Council Member

William Gumbinger • Council Member

Carl Schmon • Council Member

Steven Palmer • Mayor

Council Work Session & Meeting

2nd Monday of each month • 6PM & 7PM 200 Overcrest Road | Marysville, PA 17053

Borough Office & Staff info@marysvilleboro.com | marysvilleboro.com

Mon-Fri 7AM - 4PM

717.957.3110 • Fax | 717.957.4793

Kim Charles • Borough Manager kcharles@marysvilleboro.com | x101

Shelly Roberts • Financial Secretary sroberts@marysvilleboro.com | x102

Tonya Kirchner • PT Admin Assistant tkirchner@marysvilleboro.com | x105

Al Peterlin • PT Admin Assistant info@marysvilleboro.com | x103

Tom Speck • Ordinance Officer codes@marysvilleboro.com | 717.636.2835

Maintenance Department | 717.957.2903

Rob Laman

Ken Miller

Wastewater Department | 717.957.2903

Pete Boele • WWTP Operator

Lonnie Sarver • WWTP Operator

Marysville

Dispatch | 888.372.8947 •

Aaron

Jared

Andrew

| 911

Approved Actions of Council

September 2023

• 2024 Minimum Municipal Obligation Worksheets.

• Purchase of the Liquid Acid Pumps for the pool in the amount of $4,965.68 The borough received a check from the MPPR Foundation to pay for the pumps.

• Waive the burn permit fee of $25.00 for the Marysville Lions Club Community Bon Fire on October 14, 2023.

• Hire a Full-Time Administrative Assistant at the rate of $21.00 per hour.

October 2023

• Close the roads pertaining to the Halloween Parade Route on Monday, October 16, 2023, with a rain date of October 23, 2023.

• Three additional cameras at the Treatment Plant in the amount of $2,230.00.

• Health Insurance renewal with an increase.

• Advertise Ordinance Number 645 amending the Marysville Borough Police Pension plan to reflect a 0%-member contribution rate.

• Property vacant rate - the property must be vacant for three months in the same billing quarter - Pending Solicitor review.

• Change all sewer and trash billing to quarterly - Pending Solicitor review.

• Landlords to pay the sewer and trash bill if their tenant is behind three months and the bill must then be put in the landlord’s name - Pending Solicitor review.

November 2023

• Appoint Albert Peterlin as Borough Assistant Secretary and Michele Roberts as Borough Financial Secretary.

• Erman Anthony Associates as the consultant in the amount of $253,907.18 for the South Main Street Bridge Improvement Project Agreement L00589.

• CivicPlus annual agreement at a cost of $4,878.13.

• 2024 Agreement for Local Planning Assistance with the Perry County Planning Commission, level 3 for 12 hours at a cost of $600.00.

• Purchase of 2022 John Deere Ztrak mower at the amount of $14,741.93.

• Resolution Numbers 359-361 for the Local Share Account Statewide Grant.

• Amend section 1-303 of the ordinance changing the number of planning commission members from seven to five.

• Adopt Ordinance Number 645 amending the Marysville Borough Police Pension plan to reflect a 0% member contribution rate.

• Advertise Ordinance Number 646 amending Chapter 18 part 3, sewage and sewage disposal and Chapter 20 part 1, solid waste.

• Transferring $300,000 from MidPenn General Fund to PLGIT General Fund.

• Transferring $250,000 from MidPenn Sewer Fund to PLGIT Sewer Fund.

• Advertise the 2024 proposed budget.

• Axon Enterprise, Inc. contract for police body cameras.

• Rescind the previous motion from Alwine Security in the amount of $2,230.00 and approve the revised amount of $3,270.00.

December 2023

• Change number of planning commission members from 7 to 5

• Adopt Ordinance 646 amending Chapter 18, part 3, sewage and waste disposal.

• Approve 2024 budgets.

• Approve Alpine Tree Service to remove trees at 131 Ridgeview Drive.

• Approve W.C. Eshenaur & Sons to install exhaust fans at treatment plant.

• Approve purchase of a Confined Space Entry Kit.

• Accept 2024 Rate schedule from Pennoni.

• Approve Resolution Number 360 for 2024 Tax Rates.

• Approve January 2, 2024 reorganization meeting and Jan 8 council meeting.

• Approval to close roads around the square for Dec 31 New Year’s Eve Bridge drop.

• Approve Civil Service Rules and Regulations

• Approval to purchase three (3) bulletproof vests

• Advertise and test to establish a civil service list.

• Approve Rogele Inc. to repair State Road SR0011 Repairs.

TAX COLLECTOR INFORMATION

Make check payable & mail to:

Mary Jane Vaitl, Tax Collector 200 Antler Drive | Marysville, PA 17053 717.443.3891 | mvaitl@marysvilleboro.com

For a receipt, please include a self-addressed stamped envelope. Marysville residents are responsible to pay the following taxes to Mary Jane Vaitl, Tax Collector for Marysville Borough and Susquenita School District:

• County/Borough Real Estate Taxes (for property owners/not renters) and

• Per Capita/Occupational Taxes (for all residents residing in Marysville).

Discount Period of 2% if paid between 2/1/24 to 3/31/24.

Face Period if paid between 4/1/24 to 5/31/24.

Acceptable forms of payment:

Check, Money Order or Cash (ONLY if under $100).

Register for Alerts!

Sign up for the CodeRED notification system to receive emergency alerts, updates and events in the borough.

All citizen and businesses are encouraged to register.

Online - www.marysvilleboro.com/home/pages/code-red

Text - MarysvillePA to 99411

Citizens without Internet Access - Please Call the Borough Office at 717.957.3110.

MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR

Hello! It is an honor for me to be your mayor. I have been a Marysville resident for the past 20 years, and have been on the election board working elections for the past 10 years. I want to thank former Mayor McCreary for his leadership to Marysville. I look forward to working with Borough Council during this term. I also want to thank my friends on the election board for their help during the years I worked with them. I want to use this opportunity to give a short message – Support our businesses, Support our nonprofits, and look out for each other.

We are fortunate to have several small businesses in Marysville. They provide important services to the community. We are fortunate to have these businesses, thereby not requiring us to travel elsewhere for similar services. They thrive off of our patronage, so please support them.

Support our nonprofits. Whether it is the fire department, local churches, or the VFW, please support them when we can. They often do fundraisers, which are important for meeting their financial needs. They support our local community, so we should support them at any opportunity. And its an added bonus when we can get a good meal as part of supporting them.

Finally, particularly during the winter season, please keep an eye out for your neighbors, especially those who may be older and more inclined to staying inside when the weather is bad. Visits or phone calls are always appreciated and a simple deed like helping to shovel their sidewalk or bring their trash can in is also very appreciated.

Steven Palmer

Mayor of Marysville Borough

Thank you to the businesses!

We extend a special thanks to the business members of our community whose support through advertising have helped make the publication of this newsletter possible. Please support the local businesses that support the Borough of Marysville.

If you are a non-profit organization or business and would like to advertise in our community newsletter, please contact the Borough Office at 717.957.3110.

Deadline for the Summer Newsletter is March 1, 2024.

2024 Marysville Pool Membership Application

Member, Parent/Guardian or Responsible Adult’s Information

Last__________________________________ First

Address______________________________________________

Email

or

you live in

I certify that the above is true and correct and that I will be responsible for any damages and/or actions incurred by dependents. I/we have read the Information Sheet, Rules, and Regulations and agree to comply with all rules and regulations.

2024 pool season.

consisting of a Hot Dog, Chips and a Popsicle.

10AM - Noon on Saturday or Sunday

If you have any questions prior to the season opening of the pool, please call the Borough Office.

After the pool opens, please call them directly at 717.957.3829.

Worship with us

Sundays at

Worship with us

Sundays at 9:00 am

717-957-4481

www.wesleyum.org

First Wednesday of Every Month!

Mom2Mom is a time of fellowship and community for mothers of children of any age, but all women are invited to join us for food, fun, and discussions on relevant topics facing today’s family. We are always looking for speakers to share on a variety of topics. Sometimes we even throw in a craft or service project.

First Wednesday of Every Month!

Mom2Mom is a time of fellowship and community for mothers of children of any age, but all women are invited to join us for food, fun, and discussions on relevant topics facing today’s family. We are always looking for speakers to share on a variety of topics. Sometimes we even throw in a craft or service project.

Every meeting includes a free meal and childcare. All volunteers have criminal background checks and child abuse clearances. There is a program just for your kids, too. We provide Kidz Zone at the same time following the meal, where they have their own fun time.

Every meeting includes a free meal and childcare. All childcare volunteers have criminal background checks and child abuse clearances. There is a program just for your kids, too. We provide Kidz Zone at the same time following the meal, where they have their own fun time.

This is a free ministry to the women of our community. Pre -registration to join us is desired, but not required, for our meal planning purposes.

This is a free ministry to the women of our community. Pre -registration to join us is desired, but not required, for our meal planning purposes.

If you are a mom who would like to join us, or if you want to mentor mothers or arrange a time to speak at one of our meetings, please call or email the church office at wesleyum.office@gmail.com or 717-957-4481.

If you are a mom who would like to join us, or if you want to mentor mothers or arrange a time to speak at one of our meetings, please call or email the church office at wesleyum.office@gmail.com or 717-957-4481.

We meet the first Wednesday of every month 6:30 – 8:00. We hope to see you there!

We meet the first Wednesday of every month 6:30 – 8:00. We hope to see you there!

We offer children’s church every Sunday morning at our 9:00 AM service. We have a lesson, a snack and play a game or make a craft every Sunday morning!

We offer children’s church every Sunday morning at our 9:00 AM service. We have a lesson, a snack and play a game or make a craft every Sunday morning!

Wesley offers a Children’s Fellowship group for kids in grades K6. We complete service projects, play games, eat some good snacks, and explore God’s world the 2nd Sunday of each month from 1:003:00pm. All kids in grades K-6 are welcome! Parents are welcome to stay or drop-off. Call Amy at 717 -254-0368 with questions. Pre-registration is appreciated but not required.

Wesley offers a Children’s Fellowship group for kids in grades K6. We complete service projects, play games, eat some good snacks, and explore God’s world the 2nd Sunday of each month from 1:003:00pm. All kids in grades K-6 are welcome! Parents are welcome to stay or drop-off. Call Amy at 717-254-0368 with questions. Pre-registration is appreciated but not required.

Pastor: Rev. Bob Ryder

Men’s Breakfast

The last Tuesday of the month

9:00 AM

All men are invited to join us on the last Tuesday of every month for a home -cooked breakfast and great fellowship. This is a time to spend time with each other. Donations are accepted but not required.

Wesley United Methodist Church

450 Sylvan Street, Marysville PA

You’re Invited…

Soup Cook-Off

February 4, 2024

10:30pm – 12:30pm

Admission is $5.00 per person to sample home -made soups and vote for your favorites. Everyone is welcome. Children under 12 eat free.

All proceeds benefit Wesley Outreach Ministries.

Ash Wednesday Worship

Wednesday, February 14, 2024

7:00 pm

Join us at Wesley UMC for a meaningful service to start the Lenten Season. We will share in the imposition of ashes.

Seeking Musicians for Lenten Open-Mic event

Wesley UMC is Hosting the Marysville-Rye Council of Churches

Saturday, March 16

Marysville-Rye Council of Churches is hosting a hymn sing and open mic -style event and is seeking musicians who are willing to sh are their talents with us on March 16.

Community Easter Egg Hunt

Saturday, March 23, 2024

10:00 am

All kids are welcome to Wesley for a spectacular egg hunt! The Puppets from Sonlight Productions will perform and there will be games, crafts, story, and prizes! Come out for Easter fun!

PERRY COUNTY YOUTH FIELD DAY

The 23rd Annual Perry County Youth Field Day will be held Saturday, June 8, 2024 at the Ickesburg Sportsmen’s Association from 9AM - 4PM. This is a FREE event (rain or shine).

Ages 9 - 16 for both boys and girls. Limit of 200 kids who are registered on a first-come-first-serve basis. To register or for questions, call one(1) of the following phone numbers starting May 4 at 8AM

717.582.7368

717.919.0525

717.444.2211

No calls before 8AM. No Messages will be taken or returned. You must speak to a person to register.

MARYSVILLE - RYE LIBRARY

Story Hour every

Thursday @ 10:30AM

For ages 5 & under. Join us for a story, craft & a snack.

It is requested, not required, each child bring one(1) nonperishable food item for donation to the Neighbors Helping Neighbors Food Bank.

All participants must wear the T-shirt they are given at all times and the hearing/eye protection provided as required.

Activities include: 22 Rifle Shooting, 20 Gauge Shotgun Shooting, Cowboy Action Shooting, Black Powder Shooting, Archery, Tree Stand Safety, Fishing, National Wild Turkey Federation & Trapping.

Check-In begins at 8AM and activities begin at 9AM.

STEAM Night | 6:30 - 8PM

Science/Technology/Engineering/Art/Math FUN

For ages 8 & up

February - 8 - 15 - 22

March - 14 - 21 -28

Block Party Fun with Legos | 6-7PM

All Ages!

February 26

March 25

Sip & Paint Night

First Thursday of the Month. For ages 21 & up. BYOB. We supply snacks and paint materials. @20/person. Follow us on Facebook to see what we will be painting Call 717.957.2851 to reserve your spot!

Passport Processing

Marysville-Rye Library is a recognized passport facility. Need a passport for your upcoming trip? Call us at 717.957.2851 to book your passport appointment or for any passport information.

MARYSVILLE FIRE COMPANY

Volunteers Always Needed

Being a volunteer emergency responder is about one thing, it’s not what you look like, what degree you have, or where you come from, it’s about having a heart. If you have the heart to serve this community in a way that few can, you’ve got everything you need to be a member of the Marysville Fire Company! If you would like an application, contact one of our current members or stop by the Fire House on the 3rd Monday of every month any time after 6PM.

Safety Note for Winter

Please make it a point to clean your fire hydrants out when it snows. Seconds count when the department arrives on the scene for a fire.

Open Positions

We are currently looking for help with Jr. Fire Fighters, Fire Fighters, Fire Police, Handymen/women to help with fixing things around the Fire House. We are also looking for community members will to assist with fundraisers.

Raffles

We want to thank everybody who continues to support us on Facebook @Marysville Fire Company as we host multiple raffles. Please check us out on Facebook and follow us, so you don’t miss out on our next Online raffle announcement.

For more information, please send us an email at marysvillepresident@gmail.com.

SATURDAY March 16th 11:30AM

Lunch will be served at 11:30AM

The hunt begins at 12:30PM

Perry Masonic Lodge 101 Sylvan Street | Marysville

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THE FOLLOWING EVENTS: Nut Sale - On Sale Now!

Roasted Peanuts - 1/2 Pound Bag $3 | 1 Pound Bag $6

Cashews - 1/2 Pound Bad $6 | 1 Pound Bad $12

Please contact Traci at 717.343.3969 to purchase or visit the following locations:

• Riverside Pub

• Nail Care 1

• Marysville/Rye Senior Center

• Marysville Diner

• Zeiderelli’s Pizza

Chicken BBQ Season

Opens at 10AM until SOLD OUT!

Mark the following dates on your Calendar

Saturday, April 13, 2024

Saturday, May 11, 2024

All Chicken BBQ’s will be held at the Lower Lot of Rockville Square Center and will be Drive Thru Service.

All meals will include a 1/2 Chicken, Baked Potato, Apple Sauce & Roll.

400 Lansvale Street, Marysville, PA 17053 Church Office: 717 - 957-2030

Email: bethanyumc@comcast.net Website: www.marysvillebethanyumc.org

YouTube Channel: “Marysville Bethany UMC”

2024 JANUARY THRU APRIL – BETHANY EVENTS

7-7- 7 MINISTRY – 7 MINUTE DEVOTIONAL ON FACEBOOK AT 7PM, 7 DAYS A WEEK

Facebook page: “Bethany United Methodist Church” or “@MarysvilleBethany”

WORSHIP AT MARYSVILLE BETHANY - SUNDAYS 10:30AM- 11:30AM

BREAKFAST BUNCH – MONDAYS, 8:30AM AT THE MARYSVILLE DINER

All are welcome to join Pastor TC for breakfast and conversation. The conversation/topic may stem from Sunday’s sermon or things from current events or world happenings.

PRAYER GROUP MONDAYS , 10AM IN THE SANCTUARY

POT-LUCK DINNER CLUB – 1ST TUESDAY OF THE MONTH, 6PM -7:30PM

(USE RAMP ENTRANCE ON CHURCH STREET SIDE OF BUILDING, LOWER LEVEL)

We meet the 1st Tuesday of the month at 6pm at Marysville Bethany UMC (Lower Level) for a time to break bread and share in prayer and Scripture. Read the “book of the month” and come out the 1st Tuesday of the month for open discussion on what we read. The main dish is provided. Bring a side dish or dessert to share. Sign -up sheet is in the rear of the sanctuary or call 717-957-2030 to register. The books of the month: January 2024: Acts chapters 1 thru 12; February 2024: Acts chapters 13 thru 21; March 2024: Acts chapters 22-28; April 2024: 1st Tim othy; May 2024: Titus; June 2024: 2nd Timothy

*Free Bibles are available at Marysville Bethany UMC. Call 717 -957-2030 to schedule a time to pick up a Bible. You may also read the Bible online through a variety of websites, including www.biblegateway.com (For those unfamiliar with Bible translations, might we recommend a Bible translation such as NRSV, ESV, NIV or CEB).

MARYSVILLE FARMERS MARKET – 2ND WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH, 2PM -5PM

(USE RAMP ENTRANCE ON CHURCH STREET SIDE OF BUILDING, LOWER LEVEL)

Homemade soup and other food items for sale to eat in or take home at the Bethany Kitchen. Menus are posted on the Marysville Farmers Market Facebook page. (Find us on Facebook: @marysvillefarmersmarketpa). Vendors you may find include fresh produce (in season), local honey, unusual gifts, painted rocks, handmade jewelry, bakery treats, hand crocheted items, specialty coffees and more. New Vendors welcome!

Off Season Market Schedule: Beginning October, Market will be open the 2 nd Wednesday of the month 2pm -5pm

FAMILY FAITH BUILDERS/BINGO - LAST WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH, 5:30PM -7PM

(USE RAMP ENTRANCE ON CHURCH STREET SIDE OF BUILDING, LOWER LEVEL)

Family Faith Builders/Bingo is a time for families (all ages & sizes) to “build” relationships through fun, family centered activities in a faith-based environment. The young and the young -at-heart come together to play a game of family bingo. Family bingo is free to play, and the prizes are kid-friendly. The Bethany Kitchen will be open with light meal options for you to purchase. (Menu will vary, but may include items like hot dogs, BBQ, drinks, chips, etc).

Mark your calendars: 2024 – Jan 31, Feb 28, March 27

ASH WEDNESDAY-IMPOSITION OF ASHES – WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2024, 12PM

Ash Wednesday service/Imposition of ashes service of scripture and prayer will begin at Noon on February 14, 2024.

GREEN EGGS & HAM CELEBRATION – SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2024, 8:30AM

Celebrating Dr. Seuss’ birthday in style with a GREEN EGGS AND HAM BREAKFAST, STORY TIME, AND CRAFTS for kids! Breakfast (green scrambled eggs of course) will be served at 8:30am at Bethany UMC, Marysville. Then the kids can enjoy Dr. Seuss story time and crafts from 9am -10am! The event is free, but tickets are required. For more information contact Bethany UMC at 717-957-2030 or register through our Facebook Page Messenger.

GOOD FRIDAY PRAYER STATIONS – FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 2024, 10A-2PM

Take a reflective walk on your journey towards the empty tomb. Self-guided prayer stations will be set up throughout the sanctuary for your soul-care journey towards the Lord. The sanctuary will be open Friday, March 29 from 10am till 2pm. Please be respectful of the silence and walk with the Lord with this contemplative stations of the Lord.

EASTER CRAFT TIME AND EGG HUNT – SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 2024, 11AM -12:30PM

Kids can enjoy Easter craft stations from 11am till noon; Easter Egg Hunt begins at Noon.

EASTER/RESURRECTION SUNDAY – SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 2024, 10:30AM WORSHIP

SISTERS OF BETHANY BRUNCH – SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2024, 11AM - 1PM

The Sisters of Bethany (all ages) are in vited to attend a tea party/brunch! Reservations required. Details to be posted closer to event.

BLESSING BOX AT BETHANY

If you or someone you know needs food, the Blessing Box at Bethany is stocked with non -perishable items. Please take what you need. (You may also feel called to contribute to the Blessing Box. All non-perishable, non-expired food items may be placed in the box for our community in need.)

HOW GOES IT WITH YOUR SOUL ?

This is a different question than "How are you today?" Just as we might feel sick physically, we can feel out-of-sorts with our spiritual health. We may even feel disconnected from the Lord. It is times like these that it is important to have a spiritual companion to walk with you. Pastor TC is available, by appointment, to walk with you as you work through your spiritual development and relationship with the Lord. For more information contact Past or TC

Medication Disposal

The Marysville Police Department has a drug collection unit available in the meeting room at the Borough Office which provides residents with a safe and environmentally responsible way to dispose of unwanted, unused or expired medication. Items can be dropped off during regular office hours.

Accepted Items: •

CLUB /COMMUNITY EVENTS

VFW

February

9 ....... Tommy B Acoustic | 7-10PM

18 ....... Public Breakfast | 8-11AM

24 Donnie V Karaoke

March

15 Rich & Bubbly Acoustic | 7-10PM

17 Public Breakfast | 8-11AM

29 ....... Keara Rose & Tequila Mule | 7-10PM

April

19 The North Mountain Ramblers | 7-10PM

21 Public Breakfast | 8-11AM

Come on out & support your local Vets!

MARYSVILLE MOOSE LODGE

February

3 ....... Seafood Nite

....... Crab Cakes/Salmon Cakes/Shrimp & Scallops)

9 Burger Mania & Game Night | 5:30PM

11 Super Bowl Party/Pot Luck | 1 Hour Before Game Game Squares will be available.

23 Papa Oso & the Funky Monkeys | 7-10PM

....... $8 cover includes Dinner Buffet | Doors Open at 6PM

March

8 Burger Mania | 5:30PM

10 Breakfast | 9AM - Noon

16 St. Patrick’s Party w/ DJ Donnie Vee

22 PMA Mid Year Conference in Harrisburg

23 ....... PMA Mid Year Conference in Harrisburg

MARYSVILLE SPORTSMEN’S ASSOCIATION

Marysville Sportsmen’s 2023 Trout Nursery Benefit Raffle: The Association thanks everyone who sold and/or purchased raffle tickets to support the trout nursery program. The funds raised will help pay for the cost of seed, supplies and maintenance of our trout nursery.

Hunter/Trapper Education Course: This year’s course is scheduled to be held on Saturday, March 23, 2024 from 8:00AM to 4:00PM. All “first time” hunters are required to attend and pass a hunter/trapper education course. The course may be limited to fewer than fifty (50) students registered on a firstcome first-served basis. Therefore, interested students should pr-register for the course as quickly as possible., by registering online at the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s website www. pgc.pa.gov Go to Education, select Hunter/trapper Education, select in-person classes, register for an in-person call, enter your zip code, select within (10) miles. Those who do not have Internet service can call and register by contacting Raymond Steele at 717-756-6641 or Ed Briner at 717-957-3322.

30 ....... Kid’s Easter Party

31 ....... Closed Easter Sunday

April

7 District Meeting

10 Lodge Officers Election @ General Meeting

20 ....... Music by Vanishing Point

26 ....... Burger Mania & Game Night

27 ....... Marysville Community Day @ Lions Park

Students MUST be at lest eleven (11) years old to take the course. The course is open to the public and is “free of charge.” The course will be held at the Association’s club house off Kings Highway , rain or shine. Because of corona virus concerns, food/snacks will not be provided. It is recommended that each student bring their own food/snacks.

Association Trout Stockings in Fishing Creek: The Association will stock at various locations in Fishing Creek, prior to the opening day of trout season, which is Saturday, April 6, 2024. Anyone who is interested in helping to stock trout should contact Jim Broughton at 957-285-4923.

Trout will be “float stocked” in Fishing Creek from Route 15 to beyond Lambs Gap Road on May 11, 2024. Anyone who is interested in helping to stock trout that day should be at the nursery by 8:00AM. Bring your hip boots or waders along, if you plan to help “float stock.” Contact Jim Broughton for additional information 957-285-4923.

Marysville

Stormwater Authority Public Meeting

February 29, 2024 - 6:30 pm

Marysville Lions Club Building

· A public informational session will be held to discuss the implementation of a stormwater fee to fund stormwater projects required by the PA Department of Environmental Protection.

· The required projects are part of an unfunded federal mandate intended to improve stormwater quality.

· Various engineering studies have been completed over the last several years to identify the required stormwater projects, as well as provide suggested fees fund these projects.

· Borough Council formed a Stormwater Authority in 2021 to address funding of these required stormwater projects, which has worked to establish Rules and Regulations for the administration of the fee.

· Several stormwater projects have been completed to date utilizing other Borough funding sources.

· The fee will be billed starting April 1, 2024.

· The established rate for a residential property in the Borough is $38 per quarter.

· Commercial properties will be proportionally billed based on the amount of lot coverage.

BE STORMWATER SMART

Known as stormwater, once rain or snow hits the ground, it can pick up dirt, chemicals, and other pollutants and carry them downstream from your sidewalks, streets, and alleys to bodies of water in your community. Here are just a few steps you can take to be stormwater smart, starting in your own neighborhood:

On the Curb

• Street sweeping is an important part of stormwater management; during posted sweeping hours, don’t park your car on the street.

• Keep garbage cans covered to keep trash from blowing and avoid rainwater getting contaminated by your trash. Never dump garbage in alleys or gutters.

• Read the label to dispose of household chemicals and paints properly, and never dump them on the sidewalk, or in the street.

On the Sidewalk

• Keep raked leaves or yard clippings out of the storm drain to avoid clogs and debris that can reach waterways.

• Don’t hose down sidewalks; that will flush dirt down through the storm drain system!

• During colder weather, avoid over-salting the sidewalk or use “green” deicer—a little goes a long way!

In the Community

• Always pick up after your dog by putting waste in a bag and disposing it in an appropriate waste container, rather than dropping it in the storm drain.

• Never drop cigarette butts on the ground; put out cigarettes and drop the butts in a proper receptacle or trash can.

• Always put trash in its place and keep it away from storm drains.

Whether you’re enjoying a park or at the waterfront, do your part! Put litter in trash cans, and never dump liquids down storm drains. We can all be stormwater smart!

Plow trucks will make every effort to maintain travel lanes by pushing snow back to the curb line. It would help the plow trucks a great deal if you find off street parking when a weather advisory is in effect.

Although we make every effort for this not to happen, but at times mailboxes are hit while plowing, especially during large snowstorms. If this does occur borough will repair your mailbox if it’s hit by one of the borough’s plow truck, but the borough will not pay for repairs in your mailbox is hit with snow or ice.

For more details about the snow emergencies, please see visit the ordinances on marysvilleboro.com. Thank you for your help in keeping Marysville Borough a safe community even when it snows.

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Marysville, PA 17053

www.marysvilleboro.com

@MarysvilleBoro

210 North State Street, Marysville

957-2894

957-3827

Sunday-Thursday 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m.

Friday & Saturday 11 a.m.-11:30 p.m.

Order up to 45 minutes prior to dosing for pic�-up and I hour prior to dosing for delivery

$I.SO charge for all deliveries

Menu items do not incude 6% sales tax.

Delivery area includes:

Marysville, Rye Township to Miller's Gap, Perdix, Cove ( 11 & 15),

Schoolhouse Road, and Susquenita Hill Road area.