Good Day

to Elaine McCloskey, of Marsh Creek!

Word of the Day

Vicissitudes — noun — ups and downs; changing conditions.

Quote of the Day

“What I like best is just doing nothing.”

— Christopher Robin

Breakfast

cancelled

The Farmer’s Breakfast at the Porter Township community building in Lamar is being cancelled on April 4 since it’s the Easter holiday weekend.

Class of LHHS/ICHS 1958

LHHS and ICHS Class of 1958 will have their monthly get together on April 16 at 1 p.m. at Fox’s Restaurant in Lock Haven. All classmates and their guests are invited. Call 570-660-0134 if you have any questions.

Friendship

Community

Library

The FCL in Beech Creek is open on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 3-7 p.m. The Library is a division of the Annie Halenbake Ross Library and has an updated collection of books for loan, a variety of programs and tech support. Be sure to visit their Facebook page to see what exciting things are happening at the library. Courtney, the library manager, can be reached at 570-962-2048 or by email at friendship@rosslibrary.org.

Food for thought

Would you like to become a Shoe Bank volunteer? The Lock Haven Area Shoe Bank is usually open one Saturday a month, when we have the fun of giving free new shoes to eligible kids and teens. We are looking for more volunteers, including people we can call when we are shorthanded. If you’d like to volunteer or just ask questions about it, please text or call Wendy at 570-295-3443.

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.

Seeking sobriety

Seeking Sobriety, a local AA meeting, meets Mondays from 7 to 8 p.m. at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 112 E. Main St., Lock Haven. Enter through the door at the end of a walkway on the right of the church. The open meeting features rotating topics with a focus on tools and a mindset for getting and staying sober.

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.