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Rotary Club

Honors Students

TheHershey Rotary Club has named its Students of the Month for January. The honorees are Reginald Chen from Hershey High School, Damien Lambert from the Milton Hershey School, Rachel Lyn-Sue from Hershey High School, Marco OrtizSanchez from Middletown Area High School, Molly Strite from Middletown Area High School, and Emily Witmer from the Milton Hershey School. They are all seniors.

Reginald is the son of Yanfang Guan and Guoli Chen of Hummelstown. Reginald has been active with Science Olympiad, Youth, and Government and Link Crew. He was recently named an AP Scholar with Distinction and finished in second place in the Bucknell Invitational Math Competition. He has taken Advanced Placement courses in chemistry, biology, and calculus and is a member of the National and Math honor societies. Reginald plans to pursue a degree in mechanical/biomedical engineering.

Damien is originally from Allentown and has been at the Milton Hershey School since fifth grade. He is a member of the swim team, has interned with the school’s IT department, and is a student ambassador with the admissions office. Damien has been an active volunteer in the school’s morning announcement program. Most notably, he has become the face of Milt Morning Updates, morning announcements he produces each school day to provide

See Rotary Club pg 4

Layman Joins Hershey Real Estate Group

Hummelstown resident Leah Layman recently joined Hershey Real Estate Group, located at 226 W. Chocolate Ave., Hershey.

Layman has a love of houses, history and art. She enjoys painting birdhouses as a hobby and presents them as a welcome gift to new buyers. Her hobby complements her real estate business as she hand paints birdhouses to replicate buyers’ new homes. This practice has led her to be a vendor at the Market-onChocolate, the Garden Faire, Fort Hunter Day and various other outdoor markets in the spring and summer.

She also decorates the tree on West Main Street, most recently with heartshaped Valentine’s Day decorations and miniature birdhouses. The project lasts all year, and the tree will change for St. Patrick’s Day and Easter.

For more details, visit www.HersheyREG.com.

School Posts Honor Rolls

St. Joan of Arc School recently announced its honor rolls. Students in grades six through eight were recognized for their academic excellence.

Distinguished honors were earned by Ethan Angelo, Niyanta Patel, and Savannah Wheeler, grade eight; Clare Corona, Beatrice Harbaugh, Chase Katchmore, Sofia Quianzon, Elijah Reider, Frances Safford, and Maire Sheehan, grade seven; and Hayden Carnecchia, Christopher Corona, Jake Costello, Nicholas Moore, Drew Perkins, Lucille Sitch, Rhett Smoker, Adam Swallow, and Gabriel Zambarano, grade six.

First honors were earned by Judah Brooks, Sophie Chardo, Ian Coates, Cassidy Dunn, Kiara DyReyes Wuite, Emma Krom, Luke Templeton, and Sebastian Williams, grade eight; Shan Barnes, Jacob Clark, Jack Costello, Ethan Jones, Jackson Judd, Ella Katchmore, Alexis Kosters, Lauren Libhart, Jovan Milanovich, Genevieve Pena, Jagger Pennypacker, Barbara Sedun, and Harper Wolfe, grade seven; and Xander Boyer, Emily Christman, Benjamin Denisco, Connor Dunn, Noah Felty, Karina Gidusko, Mila Gnall, Lacey Goff, Emma Goklaney, Elizabeth Halstead, Nicolette Harrison, Lauren Heinz, Camille Leshko, Shannon Morrow, Luke Samson, and Giulia Stella, grade six.

Students who earned second honors are Claire Gidusko, Ella Gingrich, Ben Nweze, and Angelika Virabyan, grade eight; Robert Ferris, Brooks Kennedy, Andrew Moore, Sophia Nunez-Garcia, grade seven; and Isabel Baab, Camden Nguyen, and Kiley Shroy, grade six.

Real estate agent Leah Layman paints birdhouses as a hobby and presents them as a welcome gift to new buyers.

Distinguished

Honor Roll Posted

Lower Dauphin High School announced the distinguished honor roll for the second marking period. To earn a place on the distinguished honor roll, a student must have all “A’s” on his or her report card.

The grade nine honorees are MaKenna Anderson, Grace Anspach, Jake Bloomer, Luke Brown, Anthony Bruno, Teagan Crozier, Cole Duffy, Elise Farling, Madison Farling, Gideon Fisher, Kristen Flanagan, Leland Fox, Abigail Francis, Makayla Fullerton, Olivia Fureman, Sadie Giampetro, Srishti Gleeson, Caleb Gliot, Nolan Gordon, William Gray, Makenna

Haldeman, Sebastian Heagy, Brady Heffleger, Sophia

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Howes, Emma Hudson, Sarah Jones, Noah Klopp, Tracy Lin, Grace Lindsay, Rachel Linnell, Olivia Mahler, Lila Markowitz, Carlie Martin, Nathan McKelvie, Milana Miller, Avery Moran, Herth Patel, Mia Pegher, Rishi Reddy, Ashley Rehm, Hannah Richmond, Torree Robertson, Isabella Roeting, Hannah Sanson, Ashley Sather, Eva Sherman, Hunter Strohm, Jeremiah Tylwalk, Ananda Viknesh, Chloe Waardenburg, Keaton Wagner, Carissa Wenner, Haylee Wiestling, and Emily Zserai.

The 10th-grade honorees are Aryam Agili-Shaban, Tavian Boone, Jordan Braman, Collin Brinser, Lucius Cabeza,

See Honor Roll pg 10

Audubon Society Plans Activities

Quittapahilla Audubon Society (QAS) will host its first program of the year on Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 7 p.m. at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 723 Lehman St., Lebanon. The event was rescheduled from January. Kayli Thomas, a wildlife biologist at Fort Indiantown Gap, will speak on the history, habitat, and unique ecology of the regal fritillary butterfly. Thomas will also describe the efforts of the Bureau of Environmental Management at Fort Indiantown Gap to monitor this species population and maintain its habitat. Parking is available behind the church off Spruce Street.

Visitors should enter the church from the parking lot entrance.

QAS will host an activity at Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area (MCWMA) on Monday, Feb. 27. Attendees will observe snow geese and other migrating birds from Willow Point. Participants should meet at 10 a.m. at the visitor center parking lot. For more information, contact leader Jim Fiorentino at 717269-0675.

QAS’ programs and field trips are suitable for people of all ages and are open to the public with no fee and no registration required. For more information and updates, visit www.qasaudubon.org.

Women’s Group Plans Event

Hershey Area Women’s Connection will meet on Wednesday, March 8, from noon to 2 p.m. for a luncheon featuring the theme “Give Your Life That Added Touch.” The event will be held at Hershey Italian Lodge, 128 Hillcrest Road, Hershey.

Glenda Payne, an artist from Harrisburg, will give a painting demonstration, and Heidi Brubaker and fellow

Registration is open for the 2023 Pick Up Pennsylvania, a community improvement initiative sponsored by Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful. Pick Up Pennsylvania is a yearlong initiative; however, events scheduled from Wednesday, March 1, through Wednesday, May 31, will be eligible to receive free trash bags, gloves, and safety vests provided by support from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, PennDOT, and Keep America Beautiful, while supplies last.

Events can include litter cleanups, illegal dump cleanups, community greening and beautification, special collections and education events. Events must be registered at www.keep pabeautiful.org to receive free cleanup supplies.

As part of this event, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and the Pennsylvania Waste Industries Association are sponsoring trash disposal free of charge or at a reduced rate for registered program participants at participating landfills from Saturday, April 1, through Sunday, April 30,

with prior approval.

Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful will host a community cleanup training webinar on March 1 from 7 to 8 p.m. The training will include technical support for choosing an event location, organizing and mobilizing volunteers, coordinating trash disposal, accessing supplies and resources, and more. A link will be available closer to the date of the webinar.

Individuals, friends, family, and groups both large and small can help clean up vacant lots, streets, and

vocalist Lisa Shaver will provide “A Touch of Music.”

Cynthia Allen from Howell, N.J., will speak on the topic “A Single Mom’s Journey to Security.”

The luncheon is open to women, and the cost is allinclusive. For reservations, contact Fae at 814-571-0054 or faefunston@gmail.com or Verna at 717-838-0707. The deadline for reservations is Thursday, March 2.

Forest Farming Program Planned

Penn State Extension will livestream a program in the Forest Farming Series on Thursday, March 30, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. via Zoom. Forest farming is the production of non-timber forest products in forests to produce edible and medicinal crops for personal use and income.

Titled “Ramps/Wild Leeks,” the upcoming program will provide information on the identification, biology, ecology, uses, and importance of the edible plant Allium tricoccum, also known as the ramp or wild leek. Viewers will also learn about wild population stewardship and forest farming

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riverbanks; plant gardens and trees; or mulch a local playground. To host an event, join an event nearby, inquire about free supplies and trash disposal, or access the webinar, visit the aforementioned website, choose Programs, then

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approaches, as well as research updates and educational opportunities. The webinar is designed for forest landowners, recreational and commercial foragers, foraged plant consumers, natural resource agency personnel, foresters, land managers, and gardeners.

There is no cost to attend, but registration is required to receive the webinar link. For details and registration, visit www.extension.psu.edu and search for “Forest Farming Series: Ramps/Wild Leeks.” Registrants will also receive access to the webinar recording.

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updates on school functions and activities. His work in this area has led to his receipt of the Chairman’s Medallion Award, given to students and staff members who demonstrate excellence and outstanding alignment with the school’s sacred values. Damien plans to attend Penn State Lehigh Valley to major in information technology with the goal of working in the field of enterprise technology integration.

Rachel is the daughter of Esther and Jerome Lyn-Sue from Hummelstown. Her lead-

ership positions have included president of Math Honor Society, vice president of the Care Club and Student Council representative. She won second place in the Regional Brain Bee in 2020 and 2021; received Honors Achievement Awards in Chemistry, Advanced Computer Science, Advanced Calculus, and Language and Composition; was a National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist; and received the Hugh O’Brian Leadership Award. She is a captain of the cross-country team and participates in track and

field. Rachel has participated in the Hershey Medical Center Elder Life Program and is a Link Crew leader. She plans to attend the University of Pennsylvania to study chemistry.

Marco is the son of Graciela Sanchez and Jose Ortiz of Middletown. Marco has completed numerous Advanced Placement courses, including classes in human geography, biology, history, environmental science, government, and literature. He is a member of the National Honor Society and has participated in the Science Olympiad.

Marco is a member of the Middletown cross-country and track and field teams and is involved with the student-run radio station, 91.1 WMSS.

Marco recently received a National Hispanic Recognition Award from the College Board. He would like to obtain a degree in political science and eventually attend law school.

Molly is the daughter of Amy and Matt Strite of Middletown.

Molly has been on the honor roll each quarter since her freshman year and is a member of the National Honor Society. She has participated in Science Olympiad and is a member of the Mini-THON Committee

and Link Crew. Molly is a twoyear captain of the field hockey team and a member of the ski club. She volunteers with Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church, Special Olympics, Ski Roundtop, and the Farm Show. Molly would like to attend Gannon University to obtain an associate degree in the radiologic sciences.

Emily is from Lemoyne and arrived at Milton Hershey School over nine years ago as a fourth-grader. Emily has been a volunteer and intern for the Beginning Horsemanship Program and a participant in the Milt to Milt program, in which high school students are assigned to an elementary student home to support younger Milton Hershey School students. Emily is a member of the National Honor Society. This past semester, she completed an internship in the elementary building with a second-grade class. During the current semester, Emily is taking a full load of classes at Elizabethtown College prior to her high school graduation in June. Emily plans to attend West Chester University to study secondary education with a major in English.

Reginald Chen

Damien Lambert

Rachel Lyn-Sue

Emily Witmer

Molly Strite

Marco Ortiz-Sanchez

2023 Campground Directory Issued

The Pennsylvania Campground Owners Association (PCOA) released the 2023 edition of the “Pennsylvania Campground Directory” in January. This free, fourcolor glossy magazine lists 215 campgrounds and RV resorts in Pennsylvania. In addition to RV and tent sites, over half the Pennsylvania campgrounds also have cabin, cottage, or trailer rentals.

The annual PCOA Directory divides the state into eight geographic regions with maps, color-coding, and detailed facility listings for PCOA member campgrounds within each region. Each member of the association is listed, with the name, mailing address, phone numbers, website address, access directions, and number of sites, as well as a listing of facilities

Open Stage to Offer ASL Interpretation

available. Eight detailed maps are included.

The directory can be found at campgrounds, RV dealerships, chambers of commerce, visitors’ bureaus, and Pennsylvania information centers. A large number are distributed at 35 RV shows across the northeastern United States. RV and camping enthusiasts can order the 68-page booklet directly by visiting www.pacamping.com or call the association office at 610-767-5026.

PCOA is an association of private campground owners dedicated to the advancement of family camping. The group is an affiliate of the National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds, which represents 3,000 commercial parks throughout the United States.

PA Farm Bill Grants Awarded

At the PA Farms to Families Immersion Lab at the Pennsylvania Farm Show on Jan. 9, Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding announced $1.5 million in awards to schools and agriculture education programs through the Pennsylvania Farm Bill 2022-23 Farm to School and Agriculture and Youth Grant Programs.

Nearly $1 million in agriculture and youth grants was awarded to youth organizations to promote devel-

Open Stage, 25 N. Court St., Harrisburg, will provide American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation for several performances this winter and spring through a grantfunded accessibility program.

Open Stage’s accessibility program enables the theater to add ASL interpreters to select performances of its shows. The goal of the program is to make the theater’s productions and programs available for anyone who wants to experience them. Open Stage’s first ASL-interpreted performances occurred in 2022 for its production of “Treasure Island” and holiday performances “A Christmas Carol” and “Who’s Holiday.”

ASL interpretation will be provided at five shows, all of which will begin at 7:30 p.m.

“Into the Woods” will be presented on Thursday, March 2, on the Capital Blue Cross Main Stage. “Into the Woods” is a story about family, redemption, growth, loss and what happens after “happily ever after.”

“Tiny Beautiful Things” will be performed in the Studio Theater on Friday, April 28, Based on the book by Cheryl Strayed, “Tiny Beautiful Things” follows the relationships between an anonymous advice columnist named Sugar and the many real-life readers who pour out their hearts to her.

“Poirot Investigates!” is

planned for Thursday, June 1, on the Capital Blue Cross Main Stage. In this farcical adaptation, Agatha Christie’s famous sleuth Hercule Poirot brings all of his wits to bear to solve the mystery of the Western Star, a rare gem with dark and dangerous origins, and to protect its unsuspecting movie-star owner along the way.

Individuals who would like to attend the ASL-interpretated performances, and who need the ASL service, are asked to contact Open Stage’s box office at boxoffice@ openstagehbg.com for the best seating.

For tickets to Open Stage performances or for more information, visit www.openstagehbg.com.

opment in the areas of agriculture, community leadership, vocational training, and peer fellowship. Nearly $536,000 in Farm to School grants was awarded to improve access to healthy, local foods and increase agriculture education opportunities for children from prekindergarten through fifth grade.

To learn more, visit www.agriculture.pa.gov and click on Grants & Funding and then PA Farm Bill.

“The Diary of Anne Frank” will be presented on Wednesday, March 15, at the Scottish Rite, 2701 N. Third St., Harrisburg. The production draws on the memoirs of a young Jewish girl who is forced to hide for nearly two years to escape Nazi persecution.

On Wednesday, March 22, Open Stage will offer “Anne & Emmet” on the Capital Blue Cross Main Stage. This one-act play opens with teenagers Anne Frank and Emmett Till meeting in Memory, a place that isolates them from the cruelty they experienced during their lives.

Penn State Posts Live Webinar

Penn State Extension will offer a live webinar titled “Finding Solutions to TreeSidewalk Conflicts” on Tuesday, Feb. 28. The webinar will take place from noon to 1:30 p.m. via Zoom.

Removing large, healthy trees when sidewalks are lifted is not always the solution that provides the community with the most benefits. Tree and stump removals are expensive, as is sidewalk repair. During the webinar, participants will learn techniques to safely repair and retrofit

sidewalks without removing trees, which provide communities with shade, stormwater reduction, energy conservation, and other benefits.

The webinar is designed for public tree, landscape, and environmental board members; municipal managers, foresters, and arborists; and others interested in urban and community forestry. Participants will see the impacts that many sidewalk repair measures have on trees, learn to weigh the benefits and costs that trees bring to hard-

scapes, and find ways to resolve tree/hardscape conflicts with materials and space management.

Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. There is no fee for general attendance. There is a cost for a certificate of attendance and for Society of American Foresters CFE credits.

For details and registration, visit www.extension.psu.edu and search for “Finding Solutions to Tree-Sidewalk Conflicts.” Registrants will also receive access to the webinar recording.

American Sign Language interpretation was provided during a performance of “Who’s Holiday.”

Honor Roll

Chloe Chang, Mason Dissinger, Kylie Eismann, Aaron Espenshade, Kenneth Frost, Samantha Gallick, Owen Giampetro, Ella Giannascoli, Christian Grow, Lauren Gula, Logan Hannon, Adalaide Hickey, Virginia Huntzinger, Victoria Irwin, Ashlyn LaGray, Morgan Leitzel, Henry Lewis, Hunter Meyers, Chloe Miller, Elias Miller, Addison Misiolek, Cassidy O’Donnell, Owen O’Hara, Lauryn Parcon, Damya Patel, Reini Patel, Livia Poticna, Jasmine Prieto, Noah Rodriguez, Maddox Rooney, Sumer Royer, Henry Smullen, Aubrey Subbio, Brayden Waiter, Kate Weaver, Addison Whitmyer, Beatrice Yingst, and Lillian Zabolotny.

In 11th grade, the school recognized Taylor Atkinson, Ainsley Black, Eliyah Bulgrien, Ella Clark, Brady Coonelly, Jordan Dormer, Benjamin Dotts, Ethan Duff, Nicole Estes, Abigail Foran, Connor Hanula, Amber Hoffman, Jaxon Jones, Braylee Klinger, Isabella Koulik, Ethan Kurtz, Sydney Laubach, Lillian Linnell, Chloee Lynch, Cameron Lyons, Ava Masorti, Kathleen Mauger, Cali Mease, Adrian Olweiler, Grace Peterson, Giulia Piermattei, Claire Rafferty, Alivia Reed, Sara Reichelderfer, Arminda Rhodes, Drake Risser, Mya Rost, Liam Seitz, and Emily Weaver.

The 12th-grade honor roll consists of Paige Adelman, Shannon Angerer, Abbigail Auringer, Cameron Barber, Kelly Bastian, Lauren Berstler, Ella Blazi, Jacob Collins, Bryan Desmond, Lily Ditty, Katelyn Economopoulos, Kristen Economopoulos, William Foley, Joseph Goduto, Alysa Harbilas, Leyna Harner, Ean High, Emily Kline, Felicity Martin, Kevin McClure, Emerson McCulley, Jacob McIntire, Isaac Mende, Audrey Meyers, Cory Miduri, Abigail Nissley, Abrianna Nissley, Sara Olweiler, Ethan Parker, Alexandra Raser, Kaiden Redcay, Jolie Revenis, Bawan Rezhan, Joy Rono, Brynn Shaffer, Makayla Shutt, Morgan Sparks, Tyler Tharp, Miranda Ulrey, Lauren Wahlers, Tobias Waters, Madelyn Weaver, James Winninger, and Roman Wintergrass.

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ITEMS WANTED

ALWAYS BUYING

Classic, Muscle & Sports Cars

Jeff Gast, 717-575-4561

BRITISH MOTORCYCLES WANTED Triumph, Norton, BSA, etc., running or not. I pay more. 484-252-1708, anytime.

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CORVETTES WANTED

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REAL ESTATE

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

All real estate advertised in this publication is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act which makes it illegal to advertise a preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, ancestry, sex, national origin, handicap (physical or mental) or familial status (people with children) or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination. This publication will not knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hearby informed that all dwellings advertised in this publication are required to be available on an equal opportunity basis.

*NOTE TO OUR CUSTOMERS* When placing your real estate ad please describe the property only, not who you wish to occupy it.

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AUTOMOTIVE

AUTOS FOR SALE

AUTO PARTS &

$0-$1,000

Cash paid for unwanted cars, trucks. Any condition. Call Tim 717-318-0372

CYCLES

BRITISH MOTORCYCLES WANTED Triumph, Norton, BSA, etc., running or not. I pay more. 484-252-1708, anytime.

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Autos, Trailers, Tools, Construction Material, Coins Auction Pick Up Location: 1755 Rosedale Ave., Middletown, PA 17057

Important Dates: Auction Preview: Weds, March 1st 4:30pm-6pm Auction CLOSE: Thurs, March 2nd @ 6pm Auction Removal Times: Monday, March 6th 10am-5:30pm (NO EXCEPTIONS)

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Time Management Tips For Students

Many people have great demands on their time, so it is a good idea to develop strategies for managing time effectively. It can be especially important for students to improve their time management skills early in their academic careers. They may consider using the following strategies.

It is important to establish a daily schedule. Staying the course may require guidelines detailing how one will spend his or her time. A large portion of the day may be taken up by classes and assignments, but students should

also plan the other parts of the day. Specific times should be blocked off for exercise, meals, school, study, and any other responsibilities. Students may consider using time blocking, a technique in which one organizes his or her activities by the hour or another set amount of time.

Another strategy is to figure out where time is being lost. People need to know how they are currently spending their time before they can improve their time management skills. Making a time log over the course of a few days

may help to determine if a person is working efficiently.

Time for breaks should be included in order to avoid burnout. Breaks allow students to socialize, rest or engage in other activities unrelated to school. According to sleep researcher

Nathaniel Kleitman, people’s minds naturally crave breaks after 90 minutes of intense work. Each individual may need breaks at different intervals. People should learn to read their body’s cues.

Many students avoid projects that seem like huge tasks. Breaking down a larger job into smaller ones can help students stay focused and measure their progress. For example, if a student needs to

write a 50-page research paper, he or she might first find and read source material, then select facts and quotes to incorporate into the paper, and then resolve to write a set number of pages per day.

Scheduling classes wisely is another strategy. Some people are night owls while others thrive in the morning, so students should try to schedule their classes at a time when are usually very productive. This strategy may not be possible for high school students, but college students may have more flexibility in scheduling.

Time management is an important skill for students to develop. It can help in the classroom and later when entering the workforce.

Miller Moves Office

Rep. Brett Miller announced that his legislative office has moved to a new location. The new office is now open at 132 Locust St., Unit 102, Columbia. The move was necessitated by redistricting, as Miller’s previous office is no longer in the 41st Legislative District.

The office is located on the first floor and is handicapped-accessible. The phone number for the office remains 717-295-5050. The office is open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

To learn about the services available, visit www.repmiller.com.