Good Day

and Happy Birthday to Beth Green, of Massachusetts!

Word of the Day

Glom — verb — to catch or grab; to steal.

Quote of the Day

“Let us dance in the sun, wearing wildflowers in our hair…”

— Susan Polis Schutz

Bald Eagle

Nature

Journaling Club

The July meeting of the Bald Eagle Nature Journaling Club will be on Saturday, July 19, from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., at Pavilion #9. This pavilion is at the Bald Eagle Launch in Howard, at the end of Mill Street.

Beech Creek Hotel

The Beech Creek Hotel is no longer having technical complications and has their phone system back online. If you would like to call and place an order, please reach out to the restaurant staff at 570-962-2424.

Merrill Reunion

Arthur and Henrietta Merrill Reunion will be held on Aug. 16 at Woolrich Park, Pavilion #3. Lunch will begin at noon. Please bring a covered dish to share and, if possible, an item wrapped to be in the family auction. We hope to see everyone there!

Use headlights in foggy

conditions

PennDOT reminds motorists of Pennsylvania’s law requiring moving vehicles to have headlights turned on when visibility is low due to unfavorable conditions, including fog. When driving in fog, low beam headlights should be used since the high beam setting creates glare and further reduces visibility.

Gardening Questions?

Call the Penn State Master Gardener Hotline in Clinton County at 570-858-0198 or send an email to ClintonMG@psu.edu to ask a Master Gardener your questions.

Children’s books needed

The Downtown Lock Haven Rotary is looking for children’s books to put into the Little Red Libraries that are located in six parks in the city. If you have children’s books to donate, please call Diahann G. Claghorn at 814-571-5324 to arrange pickups or drop offs of the books. We thank everyone for supporting our Little Red Libraries on a regular basis!

Shoes for Shore

Shoes for Shore has reopened to serve underprivileged Jersey Shore area children. For safety purposes, families are asked to wait in the hallway until staff invite them in to be served. The service is open from 10 a.m. to noon on the third Saturday of each month.

Cleaning up!

Since 2000, Clinton County CleanScapes, a 501(c)3 nonprofit, has organized more than 125 cleanup events, rallying together 4,569 volunteers and cleaning up over 2,432,460 pounds of debris and 13,131 tires from our waterways and landscapes. You can help impact the local community by joining the effort. Become a member, gift a membership to a loved one, volunteer at a cleanup, or donate to the cause. Donations help provide volunteers with cleanup supplies, lunch and refreshments. Learn more at Facebook.com/CleanScapesNCPA.