Good Day

and Happy Birthday to Tom Berry, of Beech Creek!

Word of the Day

Bayou — noun — a sluggish, marshy stream linked to a river, lake or gulf.

Quote of the Day

“Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant.”

— Robert Louis Stevenson

Class of LHHS 1958

LHHS Class of 1958 will have their monthly get together on July 17 at 1 p.m., at the Gamble Inn in Jersey Shore. All classmates and their guests are invited. Call 570-660-0134 for more info.

Barbour School Reunion

A J Barbour School Reunion will be taking place at the old school. All former students and teachers are welcome. It will be on Saturday, Aug. 9, eating at 1 p.m. There will be chicken, hotdogs, drinks and tableware provided. Please bring a dish to share and your old school photos! Please share info with siblings. There will be door prizes and other prizes. For a food list and more info contact hulinda262@gmail.com

Herb Guild

meeting

The Clinton County Herb Guild will hold their monthly meeting on Monday, July 14, at 6 p.m. Judy Walker will give a presentation about succulents. Join us for a fun time! Our meetings are open to the public and held at Big Woods Bible Church, 241 S. Hanna St., Lock Haven. Please use the rear entrance.

Roads to Peace Services

24-hour hotline: 570-748-9509, emergency shelter, community training, empowerment counseling, support groups, legal advocacy, medical advocacy, youth advocacy, housing advocacy and LGBTQ+ advocacy.

You can help local kids

The Lock Haven Area Shoe Bank gives free new shoes to eligible kids and teens in Clinton County and the Liberty-Curtin School area. It’s a simple idea — good sneakers and shoes for kids who need them. The Shoe Bank relies on community support. If you would like to help, you are encouraged to donate one or more pairs of new shoes. You may drop them off at the store, A Little Bird, at 132 E. Main St., Lock Haven. If you would like to volunteer at the Shoe Bank, please email wstiver01@icloud.com or find us on Facebook.

KCSD Partnership

Keystone Central School District’s Career and Technology Center (CTC) is looking to partner with local employers to provide paid work experiences to 12th grade students. If your business currently has an employee shortage and you’re looking to hire, contact Daci Killinger, Cooperative Education Coordinator for Keystone Central CTC, at 570-893-4900 ext. 4511 or email dkillinger@kcsd.us. Daci will answer any questions and share more information about the work experience program to assist businesses with new hires.

Buggy country

We live in a region where it is not unusual to share the road with an Amish buggy. PennDOT encourages drivers to allow a margin of safety and remember that horses are not always predictable. If you come up behind a buggy, slow down, do not honk the horn and stay back. At a stop sign or light, leave 10 to 12 feet between your vehicle and the buggy.