trips - East Pennsboro Township
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trips - East Pennsboro Township
EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP “A Great Place to Live, Work and Raise a Family” JULY/SEPTEMBER 2016 17TH ANNUAL PENNSBORO PUMPKIN FEST October 8 & 9 Adams-Ricci Community Park This event is great weekend of games, contests, family entertainment, arts & crafts vendors, pumpkin related events, antique & custom car show, inflatable games, food vendors, and musical performances. To obtain vendor information log online at www.pennsboropumpkinfest.com. Current entertainment schedule: (updates can be found on the website) GAZEBO STAGE - SATURDAY OCTOBER 8 9:30 am Studio 91 12:00 pm West Shore Academy of Martial Art 1:00 pm Laredo 3:00 pm Pumpkin Whoopee Pie Eating contest (Information/concession stand) 3:00 pm Michael Christopher Band Adams Ricci Farmers Market is Now Open The Adams Ricci Farmers Market has returned to Adams Ricci Park for a second season. The market brings together local producers and growers within 50 miles to provide the community with access to fresh, local, food choices. The market is at its largest this year with diverse group of vendors providing fruit and vegetables (Filey’s Pride, Rex Farms, Three Springs Fruit Farm, Swartz’s Pumpkin Patch), baked goods (Jo’s Bakery, Sunshine Bakery, Waterwheel Tea), wine and cider (Olivero’s Vineyard, Big Hill Ciderworks), herbal teas and extracts (Waterwheel Tea), native plants and trees (Perennial Gardens Nursery), dairy and meat (Gettysburg Creamery, Smithfield Farms), lavender and fresh flowers (Ridge Farm Lavender), prepared foods (Mountain Laurel Catering), sauces (Torchbearers), and other seasonal vendors (The Flower Ladies, Celtic Knot Alpacas, Fudge-o-lutely, Kalpana’s Fine Soaps). The market is held every Thursday, May through October, from 3pm until 7pm. For more information check out our website, adamsriccifarmersmarket.org, follow us on Facebook, Pinterest and Twittter, or email adamsriccifarmersmarket@gmail.com. CABOOSE PLAZA STAGE - SATURDAY OCTOBER 8 11:00 am Magic Show 12:00 pm The Studio Dancers 1:00 pm Magic Show 2:00 pm She Serpants- Belly Dance Performance 3:00 pm PA Regional Ballet- Dance Performance GAZEBO STAGE - SUNDAY OCTOBER 9 1:00 pm Pat Cusick 1:30 pm Pumpkin Pie Baking contest (Information/concession stand) 2:30 pm Paint a Pumpkin (Tent near Handicapped Parking) 3 pm The Coteries National Night Out – August 2nd The Township Police Department will hold the 3rd Annual National Night Out on Tuesday, August 2nd from 6pm-8pm at Adams Ricci Park.. The event will feature a police K9 demonstration, music by HOT 93.5, static displays of emergency service vehicles, games and raffle prizes for children and adults and free food and drinks, while supplies last. There will also be businesses and community groups present with giveaways. This event is free for the entire family and will be held rain or shine! For more information, contact Officer Lynn Reichwein at 732-3633 or by e-mail at lmr@eastpennsboropd.com. From The Treasurer OFFICE HOURS Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed Wednesday, Friday, weekends & holidays Phone: 901-9392 I hope everyone is enjoying the beautiful, summer days! EAST PENNSBORO AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY TAX BILLS These bills are slated to be mailed by a vendor contracted by the East Pennsboro School District. IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE YOUR TAX BILL BY MID JULY, PLEASE CALL THE TAX OFFICE. WE HAVE NO WAY OF KNOWING YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR BILL UNLESS YOU LET US KNOW. COUNTY/MUNICIPAL PROPERTY AND PER CAPITA TAXES If you haven’t already done so, please be sure to pay your County/Municipal Property and/or Per Capita Taxes. The final day to pay these bills this year is earlier than previous years. FINAL DAY TO PAY TAXES FOR 2016 The final day to pay taxes with a Personal Check for the 2016 year is December 14th. After December 14th, payment must be made in the form of a Bank check, money order or certified funds. Per Cumberland County instruction, no payments will be accepted after December 31. This means all payments must be in the tax office by December 31, 2016. The tax office will be closed December 16th through January 2nd. Payments made between December 16th and December 31st must be mailed prior to December 31st or placed in the drop box located outside the Township Municipal Building. All payments received after December 31st will be returned. By law, all unpaid property tax bills will be turned over to the Cumberland County Tax Claim Office for collection after December 31, 2016. ADDRESS CORRECTIONS Address corrections to property tax bills must be done in writing. Corrections may be made to your bill by completing the space provided on the back of the tax bill. BILL PAYER CHECKS It is imperative that the BILL NUMBER appear on the bill payer check when used to pay your property and/or per capita tax bill. The bill number changes each year. Please check your bill carefully and be sure that you have supplied the correct information. We receive many checks with wrong bill numbers and information. Providing us a wrong bill number could result in your payment being posted incorrectly. Debbie Lupold (717) 901-9392 Holiday Trash Collection Trash and recyclables will be collected a day late the week of July 4 and September 5 because of the July 4th & Labor Day holiday. Please consult the Penn Waste website www.pennwaste.com for more information on recycling. Sewer/Sanitation News In order to reduce errors and process payments in a timely manner, residents are reminded that if they pay their sewer and trash bill automatically through their financial institution to be sure to list the account number and the service address of the account they are paying. Checks can be made payable to East Pennsboro Township. For residents who prefer to bring payments to the Administration office, there is an after-hours drop box at the bottom of the stairs of the Township Building for your convenience. Following is the sewer payment due date schedule for 2016: • Aug. 5 • Nov. 4 2 T O W N S H I P C A L E N DA R JULY 6 Board of Commissioners, Regular Meeting held at NorthEast Fire & Rescue, 7 p.m. 11 Fire Protection Board, 7 p.m. 12 West Shore Area Authority, 6:30 p.m. 14 Planning Commission, 7 p.m. 19 Board of Health, 5:30 p.m. 21 Zoning Hearing Board, 5:30 p.m. 28 Environmental Advisory Council, 7 p.m. Note- Recreation Board does not meet AUGUST 3 Board of Commissioners, Regular Meeting held at Enola Fire Company #3, at 7 p.m. 8 Fire Protection Board, 7 p.m. 11 Planning Commission, 7 p.m. 18 Zoning Hearing Board, 5:30 p.m. Note- Recreation Board does not meet SEPTEMBER 6 7 8 12 15 21 Recreation Board, 7 p.m. Board of Commissioners, Business Meeting, 7 p.m. Planning Commission, 7 p.m. Fire Protection Board, 7 p.m. Zoning Hearing Board, 5:30 p.m. Board of Commissioners Workshop Meeting, 7 p.m. 3 5 10 11 13 18 19 20 27 Recreation Board, 7 p.m. Board of Commissioners, Business Meeting, 7 p.m. Fire Protection Board, 7 p.m. West Shore Area Authority, 6:30 p.m. Planning Commission, 7 p.m. Board of Health, 5:30 p.m. Board of Commissioners,Workshop Meeting, 7 p.m. Zoning Hearing Board, 5:30 p.m. Environmental Advisory Council, 7 p.m. OCTOBER Township Commissioners’ meetings are held in Room 107 at the Township Municipal Building, 98 S. Enola Dr. The meetings are open to the public. Meetings during the spring and summer are held once a month, changing locations to each of the fire departments. We request 48-hour notice for handicapped accommodation at any meeting. Contact the Township Manager’s office at 732-0711 if an accommodation is required. TOWNSHIP OFFICES CLOSED Independence Day – July 4 Labor Day – September 5 Columbus Day – October 10 www.eastpennsboro.net Storm Water Best Management Practices Series Conodoguinet Water Shed Association is supporting the MS4 Storm Water Best Management Practices that is hosted by GreenCause and the Camp Hill Environmental Club. A FREE fun educational series of STORM WATER Best Management Practice classes will be taught by regional experts. Class will be held at the Camp Hill Borough Building (2145 Walnut Street) on the 1st Tuesday of the month from 7:00-8:30 pm. Occasionally, “educational field trips” will be scheduled on noted Saturday mornings. Tuesday July 5 – BMP Hardward for Homeowners presented by Mike Stormwater, NDS Saturday July 16 – Tour of United Water Treatment Plant- 10 person limit to reserve a spot call 717-514-3546. Saturday, July 23 - Tour a Waste Water Treatment Plant , 9:30 – 11:30 (842 West Church Rd, Mechanicsburg.) Ron Adams ( Meet at C.H. Borough Hall at 9:00.) July 11-13 - “Rainin’ Cats and Dogs” Youth Day Camp 8:30 – 4:30, Maximum 20 campers, (entering grades 5,6,and 7.) Register in 2016 with Camp Hill Parks and Recreation at 737-3456 by July 8th. Tuesday, Aug. 2 - Roof Gardens and Greenroofs Seppi Garrett & Liz Letcavage Tuesday, Sept. 6 - Riparian Buffers , Swales, Retention Ponds, & Vernal Pools- Green-CAUSE Tuesday, Oct. 4 - “Saving Money Twice”- Wise Water Usage Practices – Green-CAUSE 2016 Creek Clean-Up dates: July 16, August 20 & September 17 Keep Grass Clippings Out of the Street When mowing your lawn, make certain that you do not blow grass clippings into the street and do not use a hose to wash them into the street or storm drains. Grass clippings that are blown into the street can block storm drains or flow down to the Susquehanna River. Grass clippings contain nitrogen and phosphorous, which cause unwanted and uncontrolled growth of algae and aquatic weeds in waterways. If you bag your grass clippings you’re not doing the environment or your back any favors. Leave the grass clippings on the ground for a greener, healthier yard, especially if your mower has a mulching blade. Grass clippings are a natural fertilizer. Don’t waste money on expensive lawn fertilizers. You can reduce yard work and yard waste while saving water (grass clippings are 85 percent water). It is best to mow frequently so that large amounts of leaf and grass residue don’t remain on the surface of the turf. Retirement Congratulations to Skip Magaro Raymond “Skip” Magaro retired as our Parks and Recreation Foreman after 38 years. Skip started working for the township as a mechanic, but eventually found his love of nature, fishing and recreation to be what he enjoyed most and began working in the parks department. Skip has been the go to for all our events at the park insuring the grounds are kept prestine, trees planted and events going smoothly! His knowledge and expertise will be hard to replace and we wish him luck on the river fishing early mornings and nights! Thanks for all your hard work! Imagination Station Playground Replacement Committee The Township Recreation Board is excited to be seeking 5-10 residents to join us for the next year to plan the replacement of the Imagination Station. The Imagination Station is 20 years old in May 2017 and due to the aging structure we are looking toward the future. The Township has submitted a grant application to Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and plan to work through the details of the project with a committee. If you are interested in helping us rejuvenate the Imagination Station, please call the Recreation Department at 732-0711 option 3. EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP 98 S. Enola Drive, Enola, PA 17025 • 717-732-0711 www.eastpennsboro.net Commissioners John Kuntzelman Charley Gelb Paul Hartman Kristy Magaro George Tyson Manager A. John Pietropaoli Treasurer/Tax Collector Debbie Lupold Police Chief Todd Bashore Solicitor Lisa Coyne BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS - Standing, from left, are George Tyson, Paul Hartman and John Kuntzelman. Seated are Charley Gelb and Kristy Magaro. www.eastpennsboro.net Published Quarterly 3 Recreation... THE RECREATION DEPARTMENT REQUIRES PRE-REGISTRATION Registration is on a first-come, first-paid basis. PRE-REGISTRATION is required for all programs except special events. Register early because if there are not enough participants the program or trip could be cancelled. WAYS TO REGISTER Mail – East Pennsboro Twp.Recreation Department, 98 S. Enola Dr., Room 101, Enola, PA 17025-2796 Come In – Township Building, 98 S. Enola Dr. Hours: 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday through Friday After Hours Drop Box – Back entrance to Township Building Address Envelope to Recreation Department Phone – 732-0711, option 3, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday Online or e-mail – www.eastpennsboro.net or recreation@eastpennsboro.net. Concerts in the Park Admission is FREE Summer Concerts sponsored by East Pennsboro Board of Recreation and are held at Adams Ricci Park Gazebo: Keystone Concert Band Sunday, July 24, 6:00 pm New Cumberland Town Band Sunday, August 21, 6:30 pm YOUTH PROGRAMS Panther Cubs Youth Field Hockey Fall League August 23 – October 30 Girls entering K - 7th grades East Pennsboro School Fields Cost: $125 per player Registration Deadline is July 14 League play will have one practice per week and games are on Sundays. Further questions about equipment and league details may be addressed to Coach LeTersky at mrsterk2@comcast.net Penguins LACROSSE CAMP Tuesdays July 19 – August 9 Adams Ricci Field Kindergarten - 5th graders -10 am-11 am Cost: $80 Residents and $85 Non-residents Participants should bring their own equipment or let us know you need to borrow ours. Piextin Lacrosse is a company devoted to providing more opportunities for kids of all ages in Central Pennsylvania to learn the game of lacrosse and develop lacrosse skills. We provide camps and clinics for Kindergarteners through High School seniors using instructors associated with Messiah Men’s Lacrosse. Our website is pxlacrossepa.com 4 ADULT PROGRAMS Volleyball- pick up games MONDAYS 6:30 – 8:30 pm Through August 31 Adams Ricci Park - Volleyball Courts Join our Facebook group for updates: http://on.fb.me/MTX59G Belly Dance Summer Session- July 7 - August 11 Fall Session- September 1 – October 6 • October 13 - November 17 Mixed level class 7:00-8:00 PM East Pennsboro Annex Building (440 Chestnut St.) $40 Resident Discount or $45 Instructor : Tina Berrier This is a mixed level belly dance for beginners and advanced. Share a fun upbeat class and learn techniques of Egyptian dance. Bring something to tie around your hips and a floor mat or towel for warm up and cool down. Country Line Dancing Tuesdays 7:00 – 8:00 pm September 13 – November 1 Township Annex Building (440 Chestnut St.) $40 Resident Discount OR $45 Join a class for fun line dancing. We’ll be doing a variety of music to current and great dances from the local scene. Great class for the 50+ dancer. Anyone can attend, young or older. Get ready to kick it up and have some fun in this 8 week class. Just get up and dance! TAI-CHI Mondays September 19 – December 12 (no class 10/10 & 11/21) 7:00 – 8:00 pm All levels & ages Township Annex Building (440 Chestnut St.) Instructor: Andrew Baker, Movement Arts Institute $70 Resident Discount or $75 What is Tai Chi? It’s a way of moving based on how the body is built. It’s relaxing, it’s rejuvenating, it’s an exercise, a martial art, and moving meditation. Taijiquan (formal name for Tai Chi) translates to Grand Ultimate Fist- Grand Ultimate because it’s all of those things. Doing Tai Chi helps you become stronger, healthier, better balanced. We practice slowly, increasing concentration while working on precision and detail. Yet it is still relaxing and rejuvenating. That’s why over 3 million people do Tai Chi. Stay with the program and you’ll learn several bare hand forms, sword, spear, fan, tai chi ball, and more. Oh, ... and it’s fun! Class size is limited to five new registrants per session, please register early. This is an ALL AGE class. People 25-55 and young seniors are will enjoy this class. Class is held at the West Fairview Annex building - 440 Chesnut Street, Enola PA 17025-3148. (Higher mileage seniors may prefer the seniors program - TC4HB – also held at this facility on Mondays at 10:00am and Wednesdays at 11:00am.) More information is available at www.TC4ALL.com www.eastpennsboro.net Zumba Gold Class Tuesdays 9:45-10:30 am Session I- July 12 – August 9 (5-week session) $30 Resident Discount or $35 Session II- August 23 – September 27 and/or October 4 – November 8 $35 Resident Discount or $40 Township Annex Building (440 Chestnut St.) Instructor: Lisa Lynch, licensed Zumba Gold instructor Zumba Gold is a Latin inspired dance fitness program designed for older adults, inactive adults and adults with some slight physical restrictions. This fun workout uses international music to energize you and put a smile on your face! Yoga at the Park Tuesday and Thursday July 12 – August 4 Adams Ricci Park Citizens Pavilion 7:30 – 8:30 pm $50 Resident discount or $55 Instructor: Ashley Edmondson If inclement weather, we will be in the pavilion using yoga blocks for strength training & support. Bring a mat and/or beach towel or blanket for comfort under your mat. KICKBOXING Monday & Wednesday – 6:00 to 7:00 pm August 22 – October 12 (14 classes) $56 Residents and $60 Non-Residents October 24 – December 20 (no class Nov. 7, 23 & 28) (14 classes) West Creek Elementary School Gym $56 Residents and $60 Non-Residents Join us for a great cardio workout and challenge yourself during this high impact class. Bring a set of free weights (up to five pounds) and an exercise mat or towel for body sculpting and toning. The class is for all fitness levels! Instructor: Tamara Dalton YOGA and PILATES Tuesday and Thursday - 7:00 to 8:00 pm August 23 – October 6 (14 classes) October 18 – December 8 (no class Nov. 8 & 24)(14 classes) West Creek Elementary School LGI $70 Residents and $75 Non-Residents Instructor: Ashley Edmondson This isn’t the normal class – it uses mat science pilates & yoga sequences! It is a truly mix of using yoga blocks and fitness dynabands to bring out variety and fun. Bring a yoga sticky mat (or fitness mat) along with bare or stocking feet. SWIMNASTICS Tuesday & Thursday 7:30 to 8:30 pm September 8 – October 22 October 27 – December 17 (no class Oct. 29 & Nov. 26) $54 Residents and $58 Non-Residents Middle School Pool An exercise in deep and shallow water to increase body flexibility, strength and circulatory endurance for men and women. Aqua belts are available for use during class along with additional exercise props to help take class to the next level! www.eastpennsboro.net SENIOR WELLNESS 55 YRS + Every Tuesday & Thursday August 30- December 22 (no class Nov. 24) 11:00 am to 12:00 pm Township Annex Building (440 Chestnut St) FREE to Township Residents Only RECREATIONAL SWIM Open to all ages and no pre-registration is needed. Ongoing program offered on Mondays starting September 11th from 7:00 to 8:30 pm at E. P. Middle School. Cost is $3.00 per adult and $2.00 per student. Lifeguards are on duty at all times. This program follows the school districts inclement weather policy. When East Pennsboro Schools are closed or when students are dismissed early, all recreation programs are cancelled. Delay or late openings do not affect our programs. Call the Recreation Department recording for closings only. PADI Snorkeling/Discover Scuba Class July 11 - 1:00 – 4:00 pm or October 3 - 7:00- 10:00 pm E.P. Middle School Pool $25 Resident discount or $30 This class teaches beginners how to use snorkeling equipment and what to expect when going snorkeling during vacation. This is a great preparation class for traveling in the tropics. PADI Open Water Scuba Diving Certification August 1 – 29 E.P. Middle School pool 1-2 pm Classroom instruction 3 – 4 pm Pool skills $130 Resident Discount and $140 Certification courses are taught by P.A.D.I. instructors from West Shore Scuba Center. Participant must be in good health, at least 12 years old, able to swim 200 yards. Students must supply your own mask, fins, snorkel and booties. This is considered personal gear and can be obtained at the scuba shop. All additional scuba equipment will be provided. Cost of textbooks are not included in the class cost and are $80 and also obtained at the scuba shop. All questions should be directed to West Shore Scuba Center at 836-7699. You may also email the scuba shop at westshoredivers@gmail.com for more information. American Heart Association HeartSaver First Aid October 1 or December 3 8 am - 11 am Township Municipal Building Instructor: Allen Urich $70 Resident Discount or $75 Pre-Registration is required. The HeartSaver First Aid course teaches how to manage illness and injuries in the first few minutes until professional help arrives. Course content includes: general principles, medical emergencies, environmental, and injury prevention. Learn How to Geo-Cache All ages, come in groups or individual Sunday, September 25 3 pm - 5 pm Adams-Ricci Park • Northeast Pavilion Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates and then attempt to find the geocache (container) hidden at that location. This program will teach all ages how to use the GPS Unit, find and log caches and how to discover where to find caches! This is a great family program that can be done all across the world! To discover more info on Geocaching check the web at geocaching.com. Call to pre-register as space is limited in this class! 5 TRIPS Rules and policies are available online at www.eastpennsboro.net Washington D. C. National Zoo & Smithsonian - July 12 An on your own trip to the nations capital with bus shuttle between the Smithsonian and the National Zoo. Cost per person: $50 Central Park Adventure - July 21 Upon arrival in NYC we will start with a Picnic Lunch from Perfect Picnic in the park. After lunch enjoy a stroll through Central Park with a guided tour learning about the architects Olmstead and Vaux and visiting all the bridges, tunnels and neat places to see in the 843- acre park. Before departing you will get to experience the Central Park Zoo! Cost per person: $155 Annapolis Dine Around - August 4 This dine around will not only provide you will a full belly, but also give you the great history of Annapolis. We start with a guided tour at Ram’s Head Tavern and Brewery and hear not only about their rich history, but that of the US Naval Academy and then on to tour the Maryland State House, once our Nation’s Captial. Lunch is in downtown Annapolis and then enjoy a 40-minute cruise. The last stop of the day is at historic London Town & Gardens which is one of Maryland’s earliest settlements on the South River. Here you will see a Colonial Hearth Cooking Demo and enjoy a piece of the 10 layer Smith Island Cake! Cost per person: $ 140 Ocean City Maryland Summer Escape - August 14 -18 This annual favorite is back to offer a great trip at affordable prices! We offer the bus transportation and hotel for you to spend your own time at the beach! Trip includes: Roundtrip transportation, 4 nights lodging at Days Inn Boardwalk (23rd St.), Luggage Handling, Luggage Tags and all taxes. Children under 16 with paid adults is at a reduced rate! Cost per person: Single $759, Double $449, Triple $375 and Quad $355. New York Yankees vs. Baltimore Orioles - September 4 We will leave early to enjoy on your own time down in Camden and then to see the Yankees and the Orioles play at 1:35 pm. Join us for a national past time! Cost per person: $105 Salute America in New York City – September 17 Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and The National September 11 Memorial are all included in this trip. You will receive a ferry pass that you will be able to go to Ellis Island and Liberty Island and see the national monuments in New York. Ending your trip will be the 9/11 Memorial and remembrance time. Cost per person: $115 Niagara Falls & Toronto - September 25-29 This trip is a great way to tour Canada, so don’t miss this chance! Sites that will be toured are Niagara River Parkway, the Falls, Floral Clock & Whirlpool, IMAX movie about the miracles, myths and magic of the falls, Toronto’s Parliament Buildings, Casa Loma Mansion, the Financial District and Chinatown. The last day you will have a long tour of Niagara visiting the Chocolate Factory, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Welland Shipping Canal, and a local Winery Tour. This trip includes: Transportation, 4 nights lodging, 4 full breakfasts, 4 dinners, guided Niagara Tour, guided Toronto Tour, IMAX, all admissions & tours, Wine Tasting, Baggage handling, taxes, meal and guide gratuities. Cost per person: Single $699 and Double $599 **A valid passport is required for travel. Foliage By Land and Sea - October 6 We will travel to Williamsport to experience this land by river excursion. There is a hot luncheon at Penn Wells Hotel, a guided wagon ride through the PA Grand Canyon, then complete the tour with a scenic cruise on the Hiawatha. Cost per person: $139 Fingerlakes - October 29-30 The grand tour of the Fingerlakes is experienced in this overnight weekend trip! Where will we go? Hazlitt Vineyard Winery, Eremita Cellars, Lucas Vineyards, Myer Farm Distillery, Knapp Winery, Swedish Hill, Three Brothers Winery, and a mystery winery! Trip includes: Transportation, Lodging, All tastings, 1 boxed lunch, 1 breakfast and all taxes. Cost per person: Single$359, Double $299, Triple $279 and Quad $269. New York City On Your Own - December 10 On Your Own in NYC during Christmas is the greatest time of year! Come experience the hustle and bustle of the holiday in the big apple! The tree will be up in Rockafeller center and shopping is plentiful! Not to mention Broadway shows too! Cost per person: $65 Yard Waste Guidelines Penn Waste, the Township’s trash/recyclables collector, will collect yard waste through October. An unlimited number of bags or bundles may be placed at the curb before 6 a.m. on the first Saturday monthly (Dates are July 2, August 6 September 3 and October 1). For more information, call Penn Waste at 1-866-575-8720, or online at www. pennwaste.com. Yard waste includes tree trimmings, shrubbery and any other organic landscape vegetation, except grass clippings and tree stumps. Fruits and vegetables, dirt, stones, all building material and rail road ties will NOT be collected. The yard waste should be placed in a biodegradable brown paper bag or be tied with twine in easy-to-handle bundles. Bundles may be no longer than four feet and not weigh more than 30 pounds each. Branches may not exceed six inches in diameter. The Township Yard Waste Facility on South Humer Street is open from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, and the third Saturday of the month from 7 -10 am, April through October for residential drop-off items. Residents must show a valid driver’s license for proof of Township residency. The facility is for yard waste that is not collected curbside. Please go to the County’s website, www.ccpa.net for disposal of household hazardous waste. 6 www.eastpennsboro.net CENTRAL PENN COLLEGE SUMMER OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, JULY 16 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. YOU WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO: • Meet representatives from academic programs, student clubs, athletics and activities. • Explore Central Penn’s campus and housing. • Talk to a financial aid counselor. • Make new friends. • Become better acquainted with all Central Penn has to offer. 88.6% of our recent graduates were either employed in their chosen field or continuing their education within one year of graduation.* *centralpenn.edu/success Call 1-800-759-2727 ext. 2454 or visit CentralPenn.edu/OpenHouse to register by July 8. www.eastpennsboro.net 7 Community News... Recognizing Eagle Scout Ryan Marshall received the Boy Scouts of America’s highest rank, the Eagle Scout Award, on April 11. For his Eagle project, Ryan identified more than 60 trees at AdamsRicci Community Park in Enola, Pennsylvania, and designed 40 signs with their tree name, Latin name, a QR code, and a few facts about the species. Users can scan the QR codes with their smartphone to go to the East Pennsboro Township Recreation website and learn additional information about the trees. They also can see an interactive ArcGIS map of the trees that Ryan identified. He finished installing the green identification signs at Adams-Ricci Park on April 24. Ryan will be recognized at his Eagle Scout Court of Honor later this summer and at the Boy Scouts of America New Birth of Freedom Council Eagle Scout Recognition Dinner in November. Congratulations to Ryan and the Marshall family! Healthy Kids Running Series Spring 2016 Winners Pre-K: Jackson Conville & Mila Ritchie Kindergarten/1st Grade: Rhys Freeman & Giselle Lindsey 2nd/3rd Grade: Haydn Lay & Marlowe Ritchie 4th/5th Grade: Arnav Chauhan & Ashlyn Albright Middle School: Aryan Chauhan & Cora Heilman The Healthy Kids Running Series is a five week running program in the spring and fall for kids from Pre-K to 8th grade. Each Race Series takes place once a week and offers age appropriate running events including the 50 yard dash, the 1/4 mile, the 1/2 mile and the one mile run. Kids compete each week of the Series for a chance to earn points and at the end of the Series the top boy and girl with the most points in their respective age division receive a trophy. It doesn’t matter how fast or slow you run because all participants receive a medal and gift bag for their achievements courtesy of our sponsors! Cost is $10/race or $35/series (includes T-shirt). East Pennsboro Elementary School, 840 Panther Parkway, Enola, PA 17025 September 18, 25, October 2, 9 and 16 5:30pm - 6:30pm healthykidsrunningseries.org For more information contact Kristen Skaugen at 717-433-8898 or kdjones583@hotmail.com or check out our Facebook page www.facebook. com/HKRSEnola 8 East Pennsboro Area School District News Stop by the East Pennsboro Education Foundation booth at National Night Out! We’d love to share how we support the students of our District by fundraising for innovative programs, promoting academic excellence, and educational quality. Would you like to help? We always welcome new, enthusiastic board members! Come see us to learn more. Mark your calendar! This year’s Dancing with the Stars event will be held on November 5th and we’re looking for dancers!!! No experience required. All you need is a sense of humor and a desire to help EP students. Please consider dancing for the kids! Enola / East Pennsboro Area Alumni Tailgate Friday September 9, 2016 at 5:30 p.m. Front entrance of EPHS Plenty of nearby parking Price $6 pp Alumni members, guests and friends are invited Must have RSVP – both names for name tag – a check by September 2, 2016 Send to EEPAA, P.O. Box 87 Enola, Pa 17025-0087 Membership in the alumni is only $10 – with non annual dues Your friends are members. Isn’t it time for you to join? East Pennsboro Athletic Booster Club Fall Sports Kick Off Bonfire September 1, 2016 at the High School Athletes, food, & family fun! Girl Basketball Camp Township GIRLS entering grades 4-5-6-7-8 this fall - interested in basketball? Please consider attending the Girls Basketball Youth Mini-Camp at East Pennsboro High School: July 25-26-27, 9:00-11:30AM each day. Cost is just $25 per player, or $40 for two or more players from the same family. Camp will be run by high school players and coaches. Registration forms can be found on the team website at: http://www.teampages.com/teams/40763-East-Pennsboro-Varsity-Girls-Basketball-basketball-team-website Historical Society of East Pennsboro Nail Mill Museum Tours are available by request to H.S.E.P. 732-5801 www.eastpennsboro.net Eagle Scouts in the EPAHS Class of 2016 EPPU SOCCER Pictured (L-R): Matthew Ehgartner, Ryan Marshall, Scott Mundis, Caleb Shiery, Collyn Dardick, Caleb Holley Eagle Scout Service Projects that have benefited our community Matthew Ehgartner, BSA Troop 51, earned his Eagle rank in September 2015. Matthew relocated the 1899 church bell and cornerstone and built a brick monument to display it at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Camp Hill, PA. Ryan Marshall, BSA Troop 51, earned his Eagle rank in April 2016. Ryan identified 60 trees, created a web page on the EP Township website, and installed 37 tree identification sign posts at Adams Ricci Park in Enola, PA. Scott Mundis, BSA Troop 51, earned his Eagle rank in January 2014. Scott revitalized the main entrance, installed a communication board with trail map, cleared the half-mile walking trail, and built a 34-foot walking bridge at the Pine Hill Arboretum in Enola, PA. Caleb Shiery, BSA Troop 89, earned his Eagle rank in February 2015. Caleb made outdoor improvements to Chapel Hill United Church of Christ in Camp Hill. He rebuilt a shed, repaired a brick flower bed and performed other necessary landscaping. Collyn Dardick, BSA Troop 51, earned his Eagle rank in October 2015. Collyn designed, built and installed a replacement of the 5’ x 5’ street sign and improved the surrounding landscaping for St. James Presbyterian Church in Mechanicsburg, PA. Caleb Holley, BSA Troop 89, earned his Eagle rank in December 2013. Caleb organized and built a Memorial to Fallen Firefighters/ EMS in Cumberland County in Carlisle, PA. Meals on Wheels Seeks Aid Meals on Wheels delivers meals once or twice a month, to volunteer to deliver the meals, call Terry Magaro at 350-6285. To order meals, call Karen Stine at 697-5011. Homemade hot and cold meals are delivered Monday, Wednesday and Friday between 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. The cost is $7. Bocce Ball Tournament Friends of Recreation at East Pennsboro Parks held the second annual bocce ball tournament on May 14 at the Adams Ricci Park bocce ball courts. Despite the rains that bracketed the event, the games were played. Thanks to all who participated and supported the fun event! www.eastpennsboro.net Summer Soccer Camp EPLW and EPPU are teaming up with the Central Penn College Coaches and Players to offer a summer soccer camp the week of July 11th (7/11 – 7/15) from 6pm - 8pm. The camp is open to all players ages 5-14 years of age. The cost of the week long camp is $65 per registered player. EPLW Soccer Association Mark your calendar for the Welcoming Celebration on Saturday August 20th! All players and families are invited to join as we “KICK” off a new EPLW season! More details to come. "TEAM UP FOR TURF" WITH THE EP EDUCATION FOUNDATION The Team Up For Turf committee is currently raising funds for a new Turf Field at the High School Stadium for the start of the Fall 2017 sports season! This field improvement (using NO Tax Payer Dollars) will help all outdoor sports, our award-winning marching band program, our physical education programs, as well as countless other organizations like EPYAL. The committee working to replace the grass field is stepping up its campaigning efforts by reaching out to the general EP community, our Alumni, and our families. Composed of three parents, community members, two board of directors, and district associates, the committee needs to raise $1.95 million for the total project, which would include a new field at the Stadium, a new Panther Club Box with spectator suites and space for media/ coaches, and an additional artificial-turf stadium at the current site of the field hockey field (Panther Parkway). We currently have several partnership opportunities including Naming Rights Sponsors and our Buy-A-Brick Program. The EP Education Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization and as such, your contribution is Tax Deductible. This is a real opportunity to build a legacy for East Pennsboro Township, put us on a level playing field with area schools, and create a source of PRIDE for children today and into the future. For more info or to download a Sponsorship Form, please visit: www.epasd. org (click Athletics). 9 • Children’s Summer Reading: Kids Interactive Theatre – Cinderella’s Fairy Godmother, July 26, 1:30 pm. Set in Storyland, Cinderella’s Fairy Godmother offers a fun twist on a classic fairy tale. With plenty of roles for both boys and girls, it engages and appeals to all children. • Friday Fun! Board Games - July 29, 11 am - 1 pm • Teen Meet-up & Board Games - Friday, July 29. 1 pm - 3 pm For teens participating in the Teen Summer Reading Program. Talk about what you’ve been reading and play some board games. Snacks will be provided. East Pennsboro Branch Library 98 S. Enola Drive, Enola • 732-4274 EVENTS & PROGRAMS JULY • Drop-In Weekly Story Times, Wednesdays, 11 am • Pop-In Weekly Afternoon Thursdays 1 pm. children can enjoy a G or PG movie for free. Call the library for movie listing. Children must be accompanied by an adult. • Friday Fun! Fourth of July Craft, July 1, 11 am - 1 pm • Children’s Summer Reading: The Great Holtzie, Tuesday, July 5, 1 pm. Holtzie is the only “standup” for kids! From the absurd to classic slapstick, The Great Holtzie’s jokes captivate everyone, from preschoolers to parents. • Friday Fun! Puzzles, July 8, 11 am - 1 pm • Chix with Stix – Monthly Knitting Group, July 11, 6 - 8 pm Join an informal monthly gathering of knitters/crocheters ages 12 and older & all levels of experience. Help provided with projects and learn new techniques. • Free Blood Pressure Screening hosted by Holy Spirit Hospital July 12 and 26, 10 am – 12 pm • Children’s Summer Reading: Grins & Grins Comedy Show, July 12, 1:30 pm. The Grins and Grins Comedy Show is a fast-paced variety show that incorporates magic, ventriloquism, whip-cracking, daring feats of balance, circus skills, and more to create a family-friendly show that is WAAAY more than just another juggling act! • Living the Write Life, July 12, 19, 26 & Aug. 9, 16, 23, 6:00 to 7:45 pm Registration required. Whether you’re keeping a gardening journal, writing sonnets to all your lost loves, jotting down your journeys, or just writing for fun, join us for six writing sessions this summer. The workshops are a group effort, as we provide feedback and suggestions to each other to further develop our writing skills. Plan to attend all six sessions. • Mobile Device Basics, July 12, 5:30 pm – Registration required. Learn how to download eBooks, receive help with your electronic devices, and more. • Life in Central PA - Thursday, July 14 at 6:30 pm Meet local author, Sharon Cree, who will delight us with tales of animal rescue and foster care, and will introduce us to her recently published book, Louise on the Lam. No registration required. • Friday Fun! Block Party - July 15, 11 am - 1 pm • Children’s Summer Reading: Give & Take Jugglers, July 19 at 1 pm The Give & Take Juggling Show is using bowling balls, eggs, feathers, and lots of audience participation, this show has been a hit with adults and children for 30 years. • Exercise Your Mind: Read! - July 21, 6:30 - 7:45 pm In conjunction with our adult summer reading program, tell us about what you have been reading. Bring along titles and recommendations, and come prepared to discuss your summer book list. • Friday Fun! All Ages Coloring, July 22, 11am - 1 pm 10 AUGUST • “On Your Mark, Get Set, Read” Summer Reading Finale - August 2, 12- 2:30 pm. Join us as we celebrate our summer reading program with a comedy and magic show from Magical Nick (starting at 1:30) as well as food and fun! • Drop-In Weekly Story Times, Wednesdays, 11 am • Chix with Stix – Monthly Knitting Group, August 8, 6 – 8 pm • Free Blood Pressure Screening hosted by Holy Spirit Hospital Tuesday, August 9 & 23 from 10 am – 12 pm • Living the Write Life - August 9, 16, 23, 6 - 7:45pm – Registration required. Whether you’re keeping a gardening journal, writing sonnets to all your lost loves, jotting down your journeys, or just writing for fun, join us for six writing sessions this summer. The workshops are a group effort, as we provide feedback and suggestions to each other to further develop our writing skills. • Exercise Your Mind: Read!, August 18, 6:30 - 7:45 pm. In conjunction with our adult summer reading program, tell us about what you have been reading. Bring along titles and recommendations, and come prepared to discuss your summer book list. No registration required. SEPTEMBER • Drop-In Weekly Story Times, Wednesdays, 11 am • Chix with Stix – Monthly Knitting Group, September 12 6 - 8 pm Friendly informal monthly gathering of knitters/crocheters at age 12 and older and all levels of experience. Help with projects or learn new techniques. Bring personal projects or participate on a group project. • Free Blood Pressure Screening, hosted by Holy Spirit Hospital Tuesdays, September 13 & 27, 10 am – 12 • Autumn Story Time with Mrs. B (September 13 through October 25) - Tuesdays, 10:00 am (pre-K) and 11:00 am (toddlers) Join Mrs. B for exciting story times at the library for children ages 3 ½ to K at 10:00 a.m. and children ages 2 ½ to 3 ½ (accompanied by a parent/caregiver) at 11 a.m. Registration required. • Adventures in Reading - September 15, 6:30 - 7:45 p.m. Join us to discuss the Library Reads recommended book, Britt-Marie Was Here by Fredrick Backman. From the publisher: “Zany and full-of-heart, Britt-Marie Was Here is a novel about love and second chances, and about the unexpected friendships we make that teach us who we really are and the things we are capable of doing.” Pre-register by calling 732-4274. Please either have read the book or listened to the audiobook. • Bedtime Story Time - September 30 & October 28, 6:15 - 7:00 p.m. From the classic writings of C.S. Lewis, The Chronicles of Narnia, children ages 5-10 are invited to read together, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. www.eastpennsboro.net SCHANER ADULT CENTER Located in East Pennsboro Municipal Building • Ground Floor Hours of Operation: 8 – 3 p.m. Monday – Friday Nutritious, Hot Meal served daily at 11:30 a.m. Phone Number: 732-3915 Residents 60 years old and over are invited to visit the center and see what we have to offer The Cumberland County Office of Aging & Community Services and the Cumberland County Senior Centers are distributing the Farmers Market Nutrition Program checks. Eligible seniors may pick up the checks at the Mary Schaner Adult Center on Friday mornings between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. When picking up the FMNP checks, recipients must show proof of residence and age. Proof of income is a “self-declaration.” If an eligible senior is unable to pick up their own checks, they may have an authorized person or proxy, pick up the checks for them, provided the senior completes and signs the official proxy form. Eligible seniors receive four $5.oo checks for a total benefit of $20.00 for a one time disbursement during the program year. The purpose of the FMNP, administered by the PA Department of Agriculture, is to provide seniors with resources in the form of fresh, nutritious, fruits and vegetables, grown in PA and sold at local farmers markets. The PA Department of Agriculture wants to promote healthy eating and expand the awareness and use of farmers markets. Household income guidelines for the FMNP are as follows: 1 person - $21,978 2 people - $29,637 3 people - $37,296 4 people - $44,955 DISCOUNT AMUSEMENT PARK TICKETS The Recreation Department sells discount Amusement Park Tickets to the following parks. Please call or look up pricing on the internet at www.eastpennsboro.net. Baltimore Aquarium Hershey ParkBusch Gardens/Water Country Pre-Season tickets are half the cost! Camden Aquarium Kennywood Cambelback King’s Dominion Cedar Point Knobel’s Philadelphia Zoo PA Renaissance Fair Sesame Place Dorney Park Six Flags America Dutch Wonderland Six Flags Great Adventure We sell the ACTUAL TICKET so you won’t have to wait in long lines. Tickets are good for the entire 2016 season. Check or cash payment accepted. All sales are final. Reserving a Pavilion has never been easier! For additional information, please contact the center at 732-3915. BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS! BIG SUMMER BOOK SALE EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL BUILDING $5.00 BAG SALE THURSDAY – JULY 14TH & FRIDAY – JULY 15TH 9AM – 3PM Stop by the Friends of the East Pennsboro Library book space, located on the ground floor of the Municipal Building and see Ed! FRIENDS OF THE EAST PENNSBORO LIBRARY All proceeds benefit East Pennsboro Branch Library www.eastpennsboro.net FOR AVABILITY GO ON LINE WWW.EASTPENNSBORO.NET Pavilion Locations *Adams-Ricci Park * Acri Meadow Park * Ridley Park * West Fairview Park *Summerdale Centennial Park All pavilions equipped with picnic tables & charcoal grills. NEW Please follow the Township Residential RECYCLING RULES at all PARKS! Rental fee: $35.00 Township Resident & $70.00 Non-Resident $125.00 Company/Organizations & $175.00 Non-Township Company/Organizations 11 FIRE DEPARTMENT NEWS VOLUNTEERS and FIRE POLICE All Fire Companies are in need of volunteers to assist in many functions including fundraising, fire fighting and water rescues. For more information or to get an application stop by any of the fire houses. Northeast Fire & Rescue Company Station 20 (202 3rd St., Summerdale • http://www.nefr20.com/) The Northeast Fire & Rescue Company will be hosting Chicken BBQs on Saturday, July 16, 2016 and Saturday, September 17, 2016 at Station 2 (formerly Goodwill Fire Company), 1400 3rd Street in West Fairview, beginning at 10 am. For more information, please visit our website at http://www.nefr20. com/. The Northeast Fire & Rescue Company is selling calendars for the 2016 Tri-County Fireman’s Sportsmans Raffle. The calendar is good for each day in 2016 and all numbers are retroactive – if you buy a calendar and your number has already been drawn, you are still a winner. Calendars are $25 each and numbers are based on the PA Lottery Pick 4 evening drawing. For more information, please visit our website at http://www. nefr20.com or phone (717) 512-6901. Coming soon – 2017 calendars for sale. The Northeast Fire & Rescue Company will be hosting a Chicken BBQ on Saturday, October 1, 2016 at Station 1 (formerly Summerdale Fire Company), 202 Third Street in Summerdale, beginning at 10 am. For more information, please visit our website at http://www.nefr20.com/ The Ladies Committee of Northeast Fire & Rescue Company will continue to meet at 7:00 pm on the 3rd Monday of the month (July 18th, August 15th, and September 19th) at Station 2 (formerly Goodwill Fire Company), 1400 3rd Street in West Fairview. Join us to learn how to support our local volunteer fire company. If you have any questions, please contact Bertie Stewart at 717-732-1263. For more information, please visit our website at http://www.nefr20.com. The Northeast Fire & Rescue Company will be hosting a Designer Purse Bingo on Sunday, August 21, 2016 at Station 2 (formerly Goodwill Fire Company), 1400 3rd St in West Fairview. The doors and kitchen will open at 12:00 noon; bingo begins at 2:00 pm. For more information, please visit our website at http://www.nefr20.com/. At the monthly Company meeting in March, 2016, the members of Northeast Fire & Rescue voted to discontinue holding weekly bingo on Friday evenings. The last weekly bingo was held on Friday, May 20th. We thank everyone for their support, and invite you to visit our website at www.nefr20.com to see what events we have planned in the future. Enola Fire Company - #3 (118 Chester Road, Enola) Join us every Monday at Station 1-17 for bingo. Doors open at 5pm the kitchen opens at 5:30pm and bingo begins at 6:30pm. Small games of chance are available for purchase. There will be no bingo July 4th or Sept. 5th. Enola Fire Co. #3 will be holding chicken BBQ’s at Adams-Ricci Park on July 9th and August 20th. We will be selling half chickens or whole meals consisting of a half chicken, baked potato, applesauce and a roll/butter. Chickens and meals will be available from 10am until sold out. Come out and enjoy some good food and support our Fire Company. Hall rentals are available at Station 1-17(118 Chester Rd.), which can hold up to 250 people and at Station 2-17(17 Manor Ave.) which can hold up to 100 people. The social halls can be reserved for weddings, meetings and parties by calling 732-1919. We have a Community Aid bin at Station 1-17 which benefits the Fire Company. Drop off your unwanted clothing. It is located at the southern front corner of the social hall. We the members of the Enola Fire Company #3 would like to thank the residents of the Township for their support of our Fire Company. For more information on Enola Fire Company#3, check out our website at www.efc17.com County Recognizes Emergency Operations Center County Commissioners recognition on June 1st at the BOC meeting East Pennsboro Township recognize the following individuals for their actions that occurred before, during and after Winter Storm Jonas. These three gentlemen for maintaining open streets during the worst of conditions: • Rick Brewbaker, Highway Foreman • Raymond “Skip” Magaro, Parks & Recreation Foreman • Mike Dobson, Waste Water Plant Superintendent These two gentlemen for having the foresight to preplan and ramp up the opening and continuous running the East Pennsboro Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and coordinating the use of Township snow removal assets to aid residents for medical assists calls: • Erik Owen, Township Fire Chief /Administrator, Assistant Emergency Management Coordinator • John Bruetsch, Twp PIO • Volunteer Firefighters from Northeast Fire & Rescue 20, Dale Crossland & his wife Sue for obtaining life sustaining medical prescriptions for a Township resident during the height of storm, despite being stuck several times during the process and having to be dug out by Township snow removal crews. Keep Ground Water From Entering Sewer Lines Township officials are reminding residents that Township regulations prohibit the discharge of any roof, ground or surface water into any sanitary sewer, directly or indirectly. The regulations also prohibit the connection of a pipe into a sewer line carrying excessively hot water, which may be detrimental to a sewer or to operation of the sewer system. When a basement floor drain is connected to the sanitary sewer system, there is a potential for a backup of raw sewage into the home if sewer lines become clogged. Any such connection of a drain to the sewer system violates regulations and must be disconnected. Water from sump pumps or rain gutters that goes into the sewer system causes increased flows to the wastewater treatment plant, especially during heavy storms. The water must be chemically treated, the same as raw sewage, resulting in an increase in the amount of chemicals used and ultimately an increase in cost. If you have questions, please call the Township engineer or the staff at the wastewater treatment plant, 732-3621 12 www.eastpennsboro.net American Legion Post 751 295 West Shady Lane, Enola Open to the Public FIRST RESPONDERS' WEEKEND September 9, 10, 11, 2016 Friday, Sept. 9th Events: Cookout & Live Band - 5 to 10 pm Saturday, Sept. 10th Events: Children Activities - FUN! Cookout & music/entertainment - 10 am to 10 pm Sunday, Sept. 11th Events: Cookout and music/entertainment 12 to 7 pm 9-11 Memorial - Ceremony at 6:45 pm Food prepared by the Sons of the American Legion All First Responders Eat FREE ALL PROCEEDS GO TO EAST PENNSBORO EMERGENCY RESPONSE DEPARTMENTS www.eastpennsboro.net 13 Cindi Ward REALTOR® cward@Homesale.com Homesale Realty Selling Houses & Creating Homes Office 717-761-7900 Cell 717-903-5068 3435 Market St., Camp Hill, PA 17011 www.homesale.com 123 N. 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Attorneysand andCounselors Counselors at Law Attorneys at Law 8:00 am Worship Service 9:00 am Sunday School Classes for all ages 10:15 am Adult and Youth Worship Services Kids’ Worship ages 3 - 6th grade I You’ Nursery Service is provided at 9:00 am and 10:15am Wednesday Services (Sept. - May) nvi re ted 7:00 pm Kids’ Klub for Children (ages 3 - 6th grade) Youth i.P.a.d. (interaction, Prayer, acceptance and devotion) Adult Bible Studies and Small Groups 3901 Market Street Hill, PA 17011 3901 MarketCamp Street, Camp Hill, PA 17011 (717) 737-0464 737-0464 (717) www.coyneandcoyne.com www.coyneandcoyne.com Henry F. Coyne, Esquire Henry F. Coyne, Esquire LisaEsquire Marie Coyne, Esquire Lisa Marie • Coyne, Serving the Residents, Fire Fighters, Ambulance Company, and Businesses of ServingEast thePennsboro Residents, Fire Fighters, since 1968. 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Board Certified Family Practice Physician 30 East Shady Lane Enola, PA 17025 717-732- 4911 www.fpcdoctors.com www.eastpennsboro.net 15 East Pennsboro Township PRESORTED STANDARD U.S. POSTAGE P A I D Permit No. 762 Harrisburg, PA 98 S. Enola Drive Enola, PA 17025-2796 717-732-0711 www.eastpennsboro.net Printed on Recycled Paper ECRWSS POSTAL CUSTOMER Trim Limbs, Branches Tree limbs and branches must be at least nine feet above a sidewalk and 12 feet above any Township roadway to ensure the safety of walkers, motorists, emergency vehicles and Township snow plow equipment. Property owners or occupants must also remove trees, shrubs and plant growth that interfere with safe pedestrian or vehicle passage on sidewalks and streets or obstruct any public street sign or traffic control device. The Township also prohibits all outdoor and open burning. Scavenger Hunt Winners Due to the timing of the township newsletters we were unable to enter the Scavenger Hunt winners from the Easter Holiday events on March 18th. We held our 2nd Annual Scavenger Hunt for the six years old and up kids and their families. We had 100 participants who ran all over Adams Ricci Park looking for clues and locations. We had 3 teams who were first to find all the clues and they are listed below. Congratulations to those winners and all the participants that joined us for a great day of activity in the PARK! Team #1- Presely Sharetz, Bryce Sharetz, Dayne Miller and Andy Clymans Team #2- Zach and Zoe Miller Team # 3- Ryann Doll, Megan Doll and Ellery Pretzsch www.eastpennsboro.net
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