| SamSon Productions |
Two New Shows with Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce and SamSon Productions.
 The Sam Lesante Show and host Sam Lesante welcomes
Schuylkill County District Attorney Christine Holman
and Schuylkill County Clerk of Courts Maria Casey.
 
Let the People Know with host Jeannine Lesante Mazurkiwecz welcomes Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Robert Carl, Jr., Executive Vice President Monica Walborn and Member Engagement Director Susan Williams.
Topic: Sch. Leadership
Shows will air Friday Feb 10th through Feb 24th on Comcast Channel 190 made possible
through SamSon Productions.
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Penn State Schuylkill
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Something Sweet Candies
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Chocolate Covered Strawberries and Pineapples are Coming to Something Sweet Candies!
PREORDERS ONLY!
DEADLINE FOR ORDERS IS FEBRUARY 3RD
PICKUP DAYS ARE FEBRUARY 10TH AND 14TH
LOCAL DELIVERY AVAILABLE
Strawberry Costs are a 4 count for $8.99 and a 9 count for $15.99
Pineapples are 9 count only for $8.99
CONTACT US FOR PRE ORDERS AT 570-728-2960 OR EMAIL
chris@sscandies.com or MESSAGE US ON FACEBOOK
GET YOUR ORDERS IN EARLY.
Something Sweet Candies
300 N Centre St
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The Lodge at Sharp Mountain
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Mahantongo Fire Company
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 All You Can Eat Breakfast 
February 5, 2017
6-11AM
$9 Adults
$5 6-12 years old
Mahantongo Fire Company
102 Main Road
Pitman, PA
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Murphy Jewelers
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| Galen Glen Winery |
On Saturday and Sunday, February 11 and 12, from 12 to 2pm each day, local author, Autumn Jordan, will be signing copies of her newest Valentine novel, Perfect Hearts at Galen Glen Winery. She will also be signing Perfect, Seized By Darkness and her newest suspense, Obsessed By Darkness. Books are $10 each (cash only). She writes sweet. She writes steamy. Her contemporary romantic comedy and romantic suspense novels are heart-warming and make the perfect valentine gift or accompaniment to a cozy chair and a glass of wine. Kathy Matson, tasting room manager invites guests to come and meet the author, learn the inspiration for her stories, and enjoy the winery’s chocolate and wine pairings in their warm and inviting pavilion. She suggests before leaving one should purchase a novel, a box of chocolates and a bottle of wine and create your own winter retreat at home. Whether you’re looking to impress a date, plan a girls-day-out or just indulge in a treat for yourself, Galen Glen has something for everyone during this special weekend.
Autumn Jordan has been recognized by the Romance Writers of America as a National Golden Heart® finalist and is a Golden Leaf Winner. Recently, she received a “Best Indie Romance Author” nomination from Amazon’s Kindle Book Reviewers for Seized By Darkness. She takes real-life headlines and twists them into tales that will make you laugh out loud or think, “that could be me.”
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Alvernia University – Schuylkill Center
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Mud & Maker
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The Arts Barn
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Lehigh Valley Health Network – Schuylkill
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Schuylkill Transportation System
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| Berks * Fire * Water Restorations, Inc. |
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Downtown Shenandoah, Inc.
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The revitalization group Downtown Shenandoah Inc., 116 N. Main St., will have a soup-and-sausage hoagie-sale fundraiser beginning at 10 a.m. Feb. 9.
The cost for soup is $5 per quart and $2.50 per pint and for sausage hoagies, $3.50 each.
Soup varieties will include New England clam chowder, chili. pasta fagiole, chicken noodle, kielbasi, beef vegetable, split pea and ham, bean and barley.
To order or for more information, call 570-462-2060.
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Stone Mountain Wine Cellars
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Frackville Free Public Library
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| February 14, 2017
 On the second Tuesday of each month, the Storytime program for children ages 4-7 is held at the library at 6PM. The program features stories, a craft project, and other activities designed to prepare children for kindergarten or reinforce basic skills already being learned in school.
Within the next few weeks, we will be receiving a large assortment of materials to support our new PlayK initiative. These interesting collections of themed books and toys which assist in preparing children to enter the school environment can be used by staff in formal programming situations, or by parents of children who do not have the opportunity to attend a pre-school or daycare. Interested families should stop by the library for more information or call 570-874-3382.
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| Simon Kramer Cancer institute |
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| St. Luke’s Miners Campus |
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February 17, 2017
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| Schuylkill Conservation District |
Tree-Mendous Winter Tree ID Trek
Sharpen your natural detective skills by trekking the trails of Sweet Arrow Lake County Park on Sunday, February 19, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. to search for the true personalities of a variety of deciduous trees. Meet at the large pavilion near the clubhouse and be sure to dress for the weather. Retired forester and arborist Frank Snyder will lead you on a field walk to learn how to identify deciduous trees using twigs, buds, bud scars, bark, tree form and other features. All participants will receive a complimentary copy of the “Common Trees of Pennsylvania” field guide. Grab your hat and mittens and get out there to enjoy the winter with us! This program is free and open to the public.
Zumba® Fitness
The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program that will blow you away. Our goal is simple: We want you to want to work out, to love working out, to get hooked. Zumba® fanatics achieve long-term benefits while experiencing an absolute blast in one exciting hour of calorie-burning, body-energizing, awe-inspiring movements meant to engage and captivate for life! The routines feature interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythms and resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat. Add some Latin flavor and international zest into the mix and you’ve got a Zumba® class! Sessions will be held Monday evenings from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at Sweet Arrow Lake County Park clubhouse. The fee is $6.00 per session and you can start any time. Registration is requested but not required. Call Denise at 717-269-3214 or deniseswonger@gmail.com for more information.
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Pottsville Free Public Library
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 Winter/ Spring 2016 YOUTH PROGRAMS @
THE POTTSVILLE FREE PUBLIC LIBRARYEarly Childhood Programs
These programs provide a good opportunity for young children to be exposed to PA Early Learning Standards and are a good opportunity for parents and grandparents to interact.
Laptime
Recommended for: ages 17 months-3 years; Wednesdays @ 10:30am 1/25-3/29
We have free play, read, sing, and do a simple craft. This is a fun, positive way to introduce young children to a group environment. Siblings are welcome. Please register.  Storytime
Recommended for: ages 3-5; Mondays @ 10:30am 1/23-3/27
Preschool-age kids are in for some fun with stories, songs, and a craft. Siblings are welcome. Please register.
School Age Programs
Builders’ Bonanza
Ages 5-12; Mondays and Thursdays @ 4:00-5:30pm. Ongoing.
Come make all sorts of creations with Legos, Goldieblox, and other fun and educational toys. Lego donations are welcome. Please register.
Teen Advisory Board
Ages 13-17; 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month @ 6:00pm. Ongoing.
Join us and have a say in what books, CDs, movies we provide at the library as well as special teen programs. Snacks will be provided. Registration is limited, please call before attending. Facebook: pottsvilletabTeen Writers Group
Ages 13-17; 2nd & 4th Tuesday @ 6:00pm. Ongoing.
We meet twice a month to share stories members have written based on a theme. Fan fiction/any genre is allowed and special activities will be planned too. Please register.
Teen Illustrators Group
Ages 13-17; 2nd & 4th Tuesday @ 7:00pm. Ongoing.
This group meets twice a month to create drawings and sketches based on their favorite books or a special theme. Please register.
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YEA! Schuylkill
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| Providence Place Senior Living |
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Alpine Building Supply – Ark Rentals
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Blue Mountain Recreation Commission
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Pearl Theatre Stadium 8
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AIS Consulting
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Some useful information courtesy of AIS Consulting
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Lebanon Family Health Services
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Schuylkill Area Community Foundation
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 Join SACF in Celebrating 50 Years of Charitable Giving
January marks the start of Schuylkill Area Community Foundation’s (SACF) 50th Anniversary Celebration. We are truly grateful for the opportunity to support the charitable work of our wonderful donors who serve so many people throughout Schuylkill County. Since 1967, it is you – our fund holders, donors, professional advisors, and community partners – who are the greatest measure of our success!
In honor of this significant milestone in the history of the Community Foundation, we are launching a program to raise $50,000 to increase our grantmaking capacity to support the nonprofit organizations in Schuylkill County. You are invited to join the Circles of Giving by making a contribution to the Golden Circle or Community Circle! Every dollar will directly impact programs or projects submitted through the Foundation’s grant cycle which opens on January 1 and concludes March 15. The grant process, eligibility, and application are available at www.sacfoundation.com.
“The program has two levels – the Golden Circle is a giving level of $1,000 and above; the Community Circle is a giving level of $5 up to $999. Every dollar makes an impact within this program,” said Eileen Kuperavage, Executive Director. “At this time, $27,000 has been pledged to kick off the Circle of Giving, and with your donation we will reach our goal to provide greater funding opportunities for the nonprofit community this year as we celebrate 50 years of charitable giving.” The Golden Circle donors are listed in the order the pledge has been received, and will be updated as additional donors contact the office: Sonric Associates, Herman Yudacufski Charitable Foundation, Dunkin Donuts, Mrs. T’s, PPL Foundation, Branch Banking & Trust Company (BB&T), M & T Charitable Foundation, and Mr. & Mrs. Richard Purcell.
In the last fifty years, the endowment funds awarded $7,563,987 in grants and scholarships to nonprofit organizations and students. We encourage you to be a part of this celebration! Checks are made payable to SACF, mailing address is 216 S. Centre Street, Pottsville, PA 17901 or contact Eileen at the SACF office at 570-624-7223 or ekuperavage@verizon.net for more information.
It’s that time of year when we gather to celebrate the Greater Pottsville Winter Carnival. This year’s theme is 50 years of Community Spirit and the recipient of the Billie Payne Scholarship is Rachel Cataldo. She was crowned the 2016 Snowflake Princess and the scholarship of $1,000 is for her college education at Susquehanna University. Rachel will be pursuing a major in communications with an emphasis in broadcasting and sports media.
For 50 years, Winter Carnival has a strong tradition in leadership and Mrs. Payne exemplified this trait. Your challenge is to lead by Mrs. Payne’s example of integrity, dedication, humility, fairness and sense of humor. A challenge to inspire others to make this county a better place.
Billie Payne is certainly in our hearts as we look forward to crowning the 2017 Snowflake Princess and her court.
On behalf of the Billie Payne Scholarship Committee and the charitable endowment services of Schuylkill Area Community Foundation, it is our privilege to support the educational goals of Winter Carnival’s Snowflake Princesses since 2009.
MEMORIAL GIVING
Let your lasting legacy live on by making a memorial gift to Lasting Legacy in memory of your loved one. Your contributions for Pottsville may be given at any time and in any amount.
It is common for family members to request memorial donations in an obituary by using wording such as: Family requests memorial donations to Lasting Legacy of Pottsville.
Schuylkill Area Community Foundation
c/o Lasting Legacy
216 S. Centre Street
Pottsville, PA 17901
Donations are accepted by check. Payable to SACF and in the memo line print Lasting Legacy Memorial. Donations are also accepted through PayPal. Follow the instructions at www.sacfoundation.com and click on Donate Now at the top of the page. Please contact the Schuylkill Area Community Foundation office at (570) 624-7223 if you have any questions about memorial giving or how to establish your own charitable endowment fund.
Let the memory of your loved one live on by investing in your community.
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Robert M. Kimmel, MD, FACS
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| Schuylkill Choral Society |
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| Orwigsburg Veterans Community Memorial Hall |
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| Schuylkill River National & State Heritage Area |
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| Orwigsburg Business & Professional Association |
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| Care Net Pregnancy Center |
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| Ramus Realty Group |
All of our company featured properties are here:
All properties for sale/lease in Schuylkill County can be found here:
We have a commercial newsletter you may be interested in as well:
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| Blue Mountain Family Chiropractic |
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| NEPA Alliance |
Your Regional Partner for Below Market
Fixed Rate Business Financing
The interest rates are fixed ranging from 1% to 4%. Small businesses can receive subordinate financing, 50% funding or $200,000 whichever is less.
NEPA Alliance has several federal and state loan programs available for small businesses in Carbon, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Monroe, Pike, Schuylkill and Wayne Counties.
These low cost loans offer lower down payments and standard loan term maturities for machinery and equipment, land and building acquisition, construction and renovation.
Eligible businesses include: Manufacturers, Industrial, Agriculture/Agribusiness, Hospitality & Tourism, Related Enterprises, Recyclers, Day Care, Computer Related Services, Advanced Technology, Retail and Service Related Businesses. Many other business sectors may also qualify.
The NEPA Alliance, a regional community and economic development agency, serves the seven counties of Northeastern Pennsylvania including Carbon, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Monroe, Pike, Schuylkill and Wayne. NEPA Alliance services include Business Financing, Government Contracting Assistance, International Trade Assistance, Non Profit Assistance, Transportation Planning, Research and Information, and Local Government Services. For more information about NEPA Alliance visit www.nepa-alliance.org or call 866-758-1929. “This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.”
To learn more about NEPA and its loan programs, contact Dave Nat or Paul Macknosky at 570-655-5581 or 866-758-1929.
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| Schuylkill Women in Crisis |
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| Community Volunteers in Action |
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| Child Development |
Below is the link to our monthly newsletter – we hope you enjoy it and find the information helpful:
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Residential Energy Program
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self-paced, on demand, many with certificates, and are distributed online to each employee’s computer via a free Learning Management System where you can track and view reporting.
TamaquaArea.com 