Good Day

to Collin Alterio, of Howard!

Word of the Day

Quotidian — adj. — every day; recurring daily.

Quote of the Day

“Make it a rule of life never to regret and never to look back.”

— Katherine

Mansfield

Civil War Roundtable

The next Civil War Roundtable will be held at Avenue 209 on Monday, Jan. 19, from 5-7 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Call Mike Hubbard with questions at 508-823-1585.

Free for kids

The Shoe Bank will give free new boots as well as free new shoes to eligible kids and teens Saturday, Jan. 17. Eligible families must live in Clinton County or the Liberty-Curtin School area and have Compass or a referral. Appointments are required and available from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. To get your appointment, contact Diahann at 814-571-5324, any weeknight from 7-9 p.m.

Stop ICE protest

A peaceful protest against ICE’s actions in Minneapolis and elsewhere will be held by Triangle Park on Saturday, Jan. 17, from 2:30-3:30 p.m.

Cookbook Sale

Laurel Run Church, 2899 Laurel Run Road, Beech Creek, has created a beautiful family cookbook with many shared and loved recipes. Please contact Tammy Evelhair at gracesrosey@gmail.com or Paula Smith at 814-574-0199 to purchase. They are selling each copy for $12 and all proceeds will benefit the Laurel Run Church.

Career Closet

The address for Success Career Closet at Lock Haven University takes donations of new, or clean and gently-worn, business clothing for students to use. Accessories, briefcases, padfolios and monetary gifts (made payable to “LHUF — Career Services”) are also appreciated. To donate, drop off your items at the LHU Career Services office in Ulmer Hall weekdays during business hours, or contact that office at careerservices@lhup.edu or 570-484-2181.

Know of a littered site?

There are hundreds of riverside locations littered with recently deposited tires and trash. To identify these sites, CleanScapes need your help! This nonprofit organizes community cleanups to restore natureás beauty. Report a site at www.CleanScapes-NCPA.com.

Love the library

The Adopt-A-Magazine Campaign helps Ross Library buy one of the 110 magazines required to meet state standards. Also, the Book-A-Month Campaign helps buy new books for residents of all ages. A donation of any amount is appreciated. For more information, call the library at 570-748-3321.