Bridgeville, PA
Friday, April 30, 2010
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Shoes for Haiti
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Perrysville Elementary School in Ross, PA Closes
Online article for the McNight Journal
Ed Clark, sixth-grade teacher at Perrysville Elementary School holds up the time capsule from 1990 while joking with former student Matt Plazek, 12, of Ross. Students and alumni gathered around the capsule in anticipation.
Ed Clark, sixth-grade teacher at Perrysville Elementary School pulls up a time capsule from 1990 after digging for over 10 minutes. Students and alumni gathered around the capsule in anticipation.
Beth Ann Kaminski, (left) a Perrysville Elementary School class of 1992 graduate, of McCandless shows her mother Kathy Kaminski, of Ross a hand written statement she put in the time capsule from 1990. In 4th grade she liked meal worms, going to Heinz Hall, planning a trip to Harrisburg, and playing the flute.
Butch Adams class of 1966 drives from New York after his flight was cancelled, talks with Joan O'Brien of the School Board who helped save Perrysville Elementary School in 1982.
Teresa Fusca, 78, of Squirrel Hill, takes a picture of her best friend Jean (Sheppard) Schueler, 78, of West View who she met at Perrysville Elementary School. Schueler says, "We are Friends For Life." The pair attended the school from 1937-1942.
Ed Clark, sixth-grade teacher at Perrysville Elementary School holds up the time capsule from 1990 while joking with former student Matt Plazek, 12, of Ross. Students and alumni gathered around the capsule in anticipation.
Ed Clark, sixth-grade teacher at Perrysville Elementary School pulls up a time capsule from 1990 after digging for over 10 minutes. Students and alumni gathered around the capsule in anticipation.
Beth Ann Kaminski, (left) a Perrysville Elementary School class of 1992 graduate, of McCandless shows her mother Kathy Kaminski, of Ross a hand written statement she put in the time capsule from 1990. In 4th grade she liked meal worms, going to Heinz Hall, planning a trip to Harrisburg, and playing the flute.
Butch Adams class of 1966 drives from New York after his flight was cancelled, talks with Joan O'Brien of the School Board who helped save Perrysville Elementary School in 1982.
Teresa Fusca, 78, of Squirrel Hill, takes a picture of her best friend Jean (Sheppard) Schueler, 78, of West View who she met at Perrysville Elementary School. Schueler says, "We are Friends For Life." The pair attended the school from 1937-1942.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Collier, PA
Monday, April 12, 2010
Kundalini Yoga
Sunday, April 4, 2010
5,000 Can Milestone
Read the story here
Dakota Chirdon, 14, of Ross Township has been collecting cans with the Boy Scouts of American for 8 years, every year collecting more than the last. Chirdon carries some donated canned goods from a residence on Balmoral Drive in McCandless as he approaches his 5,000th can.
Dakota Chirdon, 14, of Ross Township has been collecting cans with the Boy Scouts of American for 8 years, every year collecting more than the last. Chirdon gives a homemade thank you craft to Apparecida Didiano a resident of Balmoral Drive in McCandless after giving him a bag of canned goods.
Dakota Chirdon, 14, of Ross Township places a homemade boy scout backpack thank you token on a door, after collecting a bag of canned goods from a residence on Balmoral Drive in McCandless. Chirdon has been collecting cans for 8 years with the Boy Scouts of America and is approaching his 5,000th can milestone.
Dakota Chirdon, 14, of Ross Township describes the size of a generous donation made by a resident of McCandless to his mother Cathleen Chirdon. The two put in countless hours of labor in order to give to the local food banks. Chirdon has been donating his time for the past 8 years and will be collecting his 5,000th can.
Dakota Chirdon, 14, of Ross Township has been collecting cans with the Boy Scouts of American for 8 years, every year collecting more than the last. Chirdon carries some donated canned goods from a residence on Balmoral Drive in McCandless as he approaches his 5,000th can.
Dakota Chirdon, 14, of Ross Township has been collecting cans with the Boy Scouts of American for 8 years, every year collecting more than the last. Chirdon gives a homemade thank you craft to Apparecida Didiano a resident of Balmoral Drive in McCandless after giving him a bag of canned goods.
Dakota Chirdon, 14, of Ross Township places a homemade boy scout backpack thank you token on a door, after collecting a bag of canned goods from a residence on Balmoral Drive in McCandless. Chirdon has been collecting cans for 8 years with the Boy Scouts of America and is approaching his 5,000th can milestone.
Dakota Chirdon, 14, of Ross Township describes the size of a generous donation made by a resident of McCandless to his mother Cathleen Chirdon. The two put in countless hours of labor in order to give to the local food banks. Chirdon has been donating his time for the past 8 years and will be collecting his 5,000th can.
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