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Selinsgrove Area Budget Cuts Teachers

The new budget for the Selinsgrove Area School District calls for the layoffs of 20 teachers.

The school board Monday night passed the proposed budget of nearly $36 million which means taxes will go up by about $35 for the average homeowner.

The budget in Selinsgrove also means cutting back on what is spent on various programs, athletics and extra-curricular activities.

 

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The Cutting Edge

A power mower is not a pleasant machine whether you ride it, push it or walk behind it as it ambles along over your home turf. The sound of it is annoying, it’s work a chore that needs repeating almost weekly not to mention maintenance; in short, not a very pleasant device at all. Still, I do seek the good among the bad and I have fortunately been able to determine two worthwhile qualities in support of it. They aren’t much but it’s all I have.


First, there is the walk. I do not have a riding mower though friends of mine do and their yards are a postage stamp by comparison; to each his own. My mower is self-propelled which means all I do is walk behind it. One day I got out my GPS and carried it with me as I went. I created a pattern that allowed for one continuous run with as few stops as possible. When I finished I found I had walked one point eight miles within the boundaries of my yard. Not too shabby.

Waitress Charged with Theft

A waitress in Snyder County faces forgery and theft charges.

Police said  worked at Red Robin near Selinsgrove and pocketed money from customers at the restaurant where she worked.

Investigators said Andrea Dietz of Danville forged the price and tip sections on more than 50 receipts at the Red Robin in Selinsgrove where she worked.

Dietz is accused of taking nearly $150.

H&B from Pottsville: Yuengling Tour / Classic Car Museum / B&B Recipe

This week on Home & Backyard, we’re road tripping to Pottsville! (5/19/12)

We’ll visit:

Yuengling Brewery and find out what it takes to brew America’s oldest beer
Jerry’s Classic Car Museum, which is a lot more than just old cars and trucks
The Maid’s Quarters Bed & Breakfast, and make a delicious recipe
• A look at the city from old to new, with Mike Stevens 

Don’t miss Home & Backyard all from Pottsville, Saturday Morning 5/19/12 at 9:00am!

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