SELINSGROVE — AmeriCorps in partnership with the Community Action Agency is offering the VITA-volunteer income tax assistance program. Volunteers are needed to help assist working families with preparing their tax returns and rent rebates. Many families can, but currently do not, benefit from tax credits. VITA is a program to help taxpayers complete, without cost, their income tax forms and get the credits they are eligible for. Volunteers will participate in a group training session that covers the basics of the program and the online tax preparation process. Volunteers will be scheduled for tax help sessions starting in mid January until the beginning of April. If you are interested in volunteering you can join the program at any time. Contact Laura La Grave, AmeriCorps member, at the Community Action Agency, 374-0181 ext.147 for more information.
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Health 114 community service
Health 114 community service
NEW BERLIN -- The Health 114 class held a blanket drive to collect new and used blankets for Turkey Run Rescue local animal shelter located in Mifflinburg.
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SU SERVE 2013 exceeds expectations
SELINSGROVE — The Susquehanna University community exceeded all expectations again last month and surpassed its goal for SU SERVE 2013.
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Dad's tree house project garners community support in Selinsgrove
Samantha Carlson, 11 of Selinsgrove, sits in a partially built treehouse outside her home that the Borough of Selinsgrove is stopping the construction of due to code on Tuesday afternoon.
SELINSGROVE — There’s overwhelming support for a Selinsgrove father who must tear down his daughter’s partially built tree house because it violates the borough zoning code.
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Girls on the Run 5K spring race
More than 300 people participated in the Girls on the Run 5K spring race held recently at the MACC.
BEAVER SPRINGS — More than 300 people participated in the Girls on the Run 5K spring race recently at the Middlecreek Area Community Center in Beaver Springs.
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Tree house must be razed in Selinsgrove
Samantha Carlson, 11 of Selinsgrove, sits in a partially built treehouse outside her home that the Borough of Selinsgrove is stopping the construction of due to code on Tuesday afternoon.
SELINSGROVE - John “J.C.” Carlson was preparing to finish building a tree house for his daughter, Samantha, last Saturday when he received a notice from the borough zoning office informing him the structure is illegal.
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Selinsgrove boat launch reconstruction approved
SELINSGROVE — Reconstruction of the South Front Street boat launch has finally gotten a green light from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
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Ag/Dairy Days to be held May 17-19 in Selinsgrove
SELINSGROVE — The SUN Area Dairy Promotion Committee will host the annual Ag/Dairy Days, May 17-19, at the Middlecreek Valley Antique Association grounds on Old Colony Road, Selinsgrove, as part of the MVAA 17th Annual Spring Show.
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Selinsgrove School District budget includes tax hike
SELINSGROVE — Taxes will rise an average $35 a year under Selinsgrove Area School District’s proposed $37.47 million budget for 2013-14.
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Online video could give Selinsgrove singer the 'X Factor'
Jaron Hamil, a 10th grader at Selinsgrove High School, will be auditioning for X-Factor this weekend.
SELINSGROVE — Jaron Hamil is a singing sensation at Selinsgrove Area High School, and thanks to YouTube he’s caught the ear of producers of the Fox Television talent competition, The X Factor.
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Susquehanna University graduates confident about job prospects
Kara Eichelberger hugs her aunt, Wendy Madouse, before Susquehanna University's Commencement on Sunday afternoon.
SELINSGROVE - While the job market may still be in recovery, Susquehanna University’s newest graduates feel ready to take on the world.
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BREAKING: Lightning strike causes fire at ShamDam apt building
SHAMOKIN DAM -- There are no reported injuries and at least five fire companies on the scene of an apparent attic fire at an apartment complex at 28 Helen St. in Shamokin Dam.
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Speed likely key in lone-car crash; driver flown to Geisinger
RICHFIELD — State police have not released the name of a man flown by LifeFlight helicopter for medical treatment after a Saturday accident in which he lost control of his car on a winding Snyder County back road and was ejected from it.
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