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Trending Vacation Habits in 2021 (Family Features) For many travelers itching to go on vacation, 2021 offers plenty of opportunities to get out and go. Whether it’s heading to an outdoor escape or simply cozying up with loved ones while enjoying beautiful surroundings, vacation is on the minds of many. When planning your next vacation, keep these trends in mind: Finding Fresh Air Heading to the great outdoors for adventure has long been a popular form of travel, and that desire will likely reach new heights in 2021. After a year of isolation and uncertainty, many families are seeking the serenity and escape of the wilderness. According to the survey, four of the top five emerging destinations for 2021 are near lakes, rivers or streams where families can camp, hike and fish. Cozy is King The search for coziness and comfort is nothing new for travelers, and the pandemic has only heightened the need for a place to relax and unwind. Many travelers looking for an escape are opting for cabins and chalets, which provide inviting spaces
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to make family memories while also recharging the proverbial batteries. Typically nestled near mountainsides, forests and lakes, cabins and chalets offer open spaces so families can leave behind the hustle and bustle of everyday life while being surrounded by natural beauty, which has led to an increase in demand for Vrbo cabins by nearly 25% and chalets by almost 20% year-overyear. A Vacation Do-Over It’s common for families to miss their loved ones and seek to make up for lost time. In fact, according to the survey, families who were forced to cancel a 2020 vacation are ready for a redo. Rather than scrapping their trips entirely: • 44% of travelers who had a trip canceled due to COVID-19 plan on rescheduling the same vacation. • 54% of respondents who want a redo said they were looking forward to going to that destination. • 31% of travelers said the main reason they want to go on their next trip is to spend quality time with family. Find more 2021 travel inspiration along with the full Trend Report at vrbo.com.
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A celebration of coal region heritage and culture. The 14th Annual Coal Miner’s Heritage Festival is set for Sunday, July 11, 2021 from 10 AM to 5 PM on the grounds of the No. 9 Coal Mine and Museum in Lansford, PA. This unique, educational, and fun event celebrates Northeastern Pennsylvania’s Anthracite coal region history, culture, crafts, food, and music. The event is presented by the Panther Creek Valley Foundation, the parent nonprofit organization of the No. 9 Coal Mine and Museum. Admission to the festival grounds, museum, and parking are free. Underground tours of the No. 9 Coal Mine will be available throughout the day for a nominal charge. The No. 9 Coal Mine is the world’s oldest continuously operated deep Anthracite coal mine having first been opened by the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company in 1855 and operated until June of 1972. The guided mine tours are approximately one hour in length including the train ride into and out of the mine. The “Wash Shanty” Museum on the grounds houses one of the region’s largest collections of Anthracite coal mining artifacts, tools, photographs, and memorabilia. Many unique attractions and exhibits are offered as part of this year’s Heritage Festival. In keeping with tradition, the Coal Miner’s Shoveling Competition is always a favorite event. Anyone over the age of 16 is invited to participate in this competition where the goal is to shovel a half ton of coal in the shortest time. In past years this event has been very competitive drawing
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participants from throughout the coal region. This event begins at 2 PM with trophies being awarded to the winners. Interesting and fun exhibits will highlight coal region heritage and culture such as an old time “Wash Day” exhibit, antique vehicles, coal advertising signs, coal region beer trays, a display of old fashioned moonshine making equipment, and mine safety and rescue displays. A variety of great coal region music will be featured throughout the Heritage Festival. Entertainment will be provided by WMGH Polka Program, live with “Polka Joe” Manjack, DJ Shawn Frederickson with classic coal region music, folk music by Van Wagner, Jay Smar, and Dave Matsinko as they stroll the grounds. Throughout the day re-enactors will walk the grounds in authentic “patch town” outfits performing skits and telling stories of the mines. A wide variety of vendors, ethnic foods, and festival favorites will also be available. The Coal Miner’s Heritage Festival is put on every year by the Panther Creek Valley Foundation, a registered 501C3 non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of the region’s Anthracite coal mining heritage. To register as a participant or a vendor please contact Dale Freudenberger at dalefreud@gmail.com or 610-597-6722. Tour information can be found at https:// no9minemuseum.wixsite.com/museum or by calling 570-645-7074. See No. 9 Coal Mine and Museum on Facebook for the latest information.
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Quiet Valley’s 2021 Summer Garden Party and Summer Tour Opening On Saturday June 19, 2021 Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm will open for their 58th Summer Tour Season starting with their thirteenth annual Summer Garden Party. Visitors coming to the farm for the historic tour will experience guides portraying family members going about a typical day on a homestead in the 1800s. In addition to the tour, folks will have a chance to involve themselves in a variety of garden-related activities. Tour a typical Pennsylvania German kitchen garden, get help with garden basics, sample yummy things made with fresh herbs and vegetables and take home some recipes.
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At the outdoor brick oven herb breads will be baked and samples shared. This year there will many samples of lawn art made from found items. Craft flowers, bees, lady bugs and more can be created with recycled materials. This is a day full of gardening inspiration and fun in the outdoors. All activities on June 15 are rain or shine and are subject to change. General admission for the Historic Tour is Adults $12.00 and Ages 3-12 $6.00 and includes both the historic farm tour and Summer Garden Party. The farm is open for summer tours Tues. - Sat. 10:00am 5:00pm and Sun. noon - 5:00pm. Allow about 2½ hours for the complete farm tour. Visit our website at www.quietvalley. org for more information on Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm or call 570-9926161. Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm is a non-profit, educational corporation dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of Pennsylvania’s agricultural heritage. For more information call 570-992-6161 or visit us online at www.quietvalley.org.
Time to Hit The Open Road? Rent An RV! (NAPSI)—Consumer preferences have changed drastically since the start of the pandemic, with travel being no exception. Thousands of Americans have opted out of airline tickets and hotel reservations in favor of RV rentals, a safer method of travel that allows for self-contained excursions with a bedroom, bathroom and kitchen all on-board. As more Americans become increasingly comfortable with the idea of getting back on the road, RV travel appears to be making its way into the mainstream. RVshare, the first and largest peer-to-peer RV rental marketplace, has seen RV bookings quadruple since last summer. A Travel Sentiment survey conducted by RVshare found that nearly 70% of respondents plan to travel in the next three months, with the majority reporting
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Family Friendly Ideas for Summer Fun Out and At Home (Family Features) Warm, sunny days are the perfect setting for making family memories, but they’re also ideal opportunities to encourage kids to get creative and let their imaginations soar. These ideas for summertime activities encourage family interaction, and the more kids get to help plan and organize the details, the more engaged you can expect them to be. Visit Your Local Park Pack all the kids’ favorite snacks and beverages to keep cool and hydrated. Choose your spot under a big shady tree and spread out for an impromptu picnic. Be sure to bring along outdoor toys for a game of catch or lighten the load and create a nature scavenger hunt with different types of leaves, rocks and flowers for kids to discover. Find the Animals Visit your local Association of Zoos and Aquariums accredited zoo or aquarium and have your kids find as many animals as they can from the AZA SAFE: Saving Animals From Extinction species list. It’s a good opportunity to talk about the concept of extinction and why these animals are on the list.
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Water Sponge Challenge Cool off with a fun and refreshing water fight with a few creative twists. First grab sponges, or water sponge balls, and a full bucket of water. The sponges are reusable so you can use them all summer long. Make it extra fun by organizing teams with kids against adults or everyone fending for themselves. Encourage kids to devise their own blockades and targets or adapt a game like baseball or dodgeball using water sponges in place of the usual balls.
Make Oven S’mores On a rainy night (or any night) make a s’more by putting it in the oven. They turn out just as melty and gooey as the campfire version but with easier prep and cleanup. This is a tasty way to get those creative juices flowing. Experiment with different candies, such as peanut butter cups in place of chocolate bars. Or add different ingredients and have other family members guess the flavors.
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Summerfest Father's Day • Sunday, June 20th Join us for a fun filled day for all ages including: Food Vendors • Crafts • Music • Car Show • Train Rides • Operating Model Train Layouts Horse Drawn Trolley • Historical Tours • Children's Amusements and Much More! The Annual Tamaqua Summerfest 2021 is returning Father's Day from 10am to 5pm in downtown Tamaqua, Pennsylvania and is presented by the Tamaqua Historical Society. Featuring three steam train rides from the railroad station, antique, classic and street rod car show, large street fair, handmade crafts, many great food vendors, indoor dining for Father's Day dinners in downtown restaurants, craft breweries nearby, a variety of great music, children's amusements and games, Tamaqua Historical Museum, Annex and Gallery open house, a working Blacksmith in the 1848 Hegarty Blacksmith Shop, horse-drawn trolley car rides, two operating model
train displays, antique shops, many local organizations participating, bake sales, and more! This event is rain or shine and fun for the entire family. Please note that there will be some adjustments made due to COVID. We are promoting a fun but safe environment for everyone and are encouraging people to wear masks, asking that you social distance where possible and keep your hands well sanitized. To register as a vendor, email dalefreud@gmail.com. For festival updates, LIKE our page on Facebook at Tamaqua Historical Society or call us at 610-597-6722 for more information.
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Do You Remember You? by Missy Nenstiel, Brandon's Forever Home The you before you were you-do you remember that person? Maybe you were outgoing or shy, class clown or president of the AV Club. Maybe you were all these things! There is one thing for sure, there was likely someone (or multiple people) in your life cheering you on, offering advice, or championing your efforts. Imagine now if those special people who were possibly a parent, grandparent, coach, or teacher were never in your life. Think about how different things would have been for you then and now. According to mentoring.org there are 9 million children in the US who would benefit from having a mentor. The Brandon’s Forever Home Teen Mentoring Program aims to be a part of the movement providing a committed, nurturing adult to be matched with one of our local teens currently on a wait list. The teens we have grown to know through the mentoring program are ages 14-21, they are bright, talented, and sadly very at risk. These children have grown
up facing neglect and abuse and have likely never had a single adult to rely on in their entire lives. Without our mentoring program, at risk teens are more likely to become incarcerated, addicted, homeless, pregnant, or deceased after they graduate high school – a future no child deserves or should have to face! The teen mentoring program currently meets once a month virtually for a free event and dinner. We encourage matches to stay in touch at least 2 hours of time in between our events and report back to us with what they have accomplished. If you are looking for a way to make a huge impact on lives in the community THIS IS IT, and it could not be easier! If you are unsure if you have the right personality to be matched with a teen, I can tell you- you do! You are just as unique as our teens and your skills and talents are beyond valuable for someone waiting to meet you. If you are interested in becoming a mentor, please email missybfh@ptd.net. We are helping children in need together!
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How Identity Theft Affects Your Income Taxes By Alice Horton-Barr, CEO, Honest Abe's Taxes, Inc. Your Social Security Number is stolen. It can be used to get fake ID. Then the person that has it can use it to get a job or file unemployment. They can apply for credit cards, etc. When you file your taxes and they get rejected because a “return has already been filed for this social security number” you know that you have identity theft at the IRS. At that point we have to help track it, fix it and then in the future you will have an Identity Theft Pin Number issued to you each year that you must use to file your tax return so that the IRS knows it is “YOU”. False unemployment claims have been filed using people’s social security numbers illegally. Tax refunds have been reduced for back payments of unemployment, which the taxpayer did not owe, thus another sign of identity theft. Previously the IRS required you to prove identity theft before they would start to issue a number to a taxpayer each year. Now, they started a Voluntary Program to get an Identity Theft Pin Number to protect yourself. CRITICAL is that you understand once you are in this program this PIN number letter that you receive each year is GOLD. DO NOT LOSE IT. IT is nearly impossible to get it replaced and then you have to
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Hall of Fame Member, Bobby Mathews pitched for 18 years with over 4900 IP and 297 wins, and Ezra Sutton enjoyed an 18-year career. Unfortunately, Deacon’s cousin, Elmer White, who also played in the first game, became the first active MLB to die, when he passed away in March of 1872 of tuberculosis.
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On May 21st, Jose Godoy of the Seattle Mariners became the 20,000th player in MLB history. He entered the game in the 6th inning as defensive replacement and became part of a very exclusive club dating back to 1871. On July 2, 2011, Godoy signed with the St. Louis Cardinals as an international free agent from Venezuela, for $200,000 at age 16. He made his professional debut with the Dominican Summer League Cardinals in 2012. During the next nine years he spent time in Johnson City, TN, Palm Beach ,FL, State College, PA, Peoria, IA, and Springfield, MO, before finally making it to AAA Memphis in 2019. He was invited to Spring Training for the 2020 season. Godoy did not play in a game in 2020 due to the cancellation of the minor league season because of the COVID-19 pandemic. He was added to the Cardinals 60-man player pool for the 2020 season but did not make an appearance for the club. On November 2, 2020, Godoy elected free agency. On November 20, 2020, Godoy signed a minor league contract with the Seattle Mariners organization. He was assigned to AAA Tacoma Rainiers to begin the 2021 season. On May 20, 2021, Godoy was selected to the 40-man roster and promoted to the major leagues for the first time. Godoy made his MLB debut that night against the San Diego Padres as a replacement for fellow backstop Tom Murphy.
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Dave Pierson became the first local player in the majors. Born August 20, 1855 he played one season in 1876 for the Reds appearing in 57 games hitting .236. His brother Dick became player #1057 in 1885, appearing in 3 games for the New York Metropolitans. Although he was the first MLB player from NEPA, he was not the first professional player; that distinction went to Dick Hurley of Honesdale, who played for the famous 1869 Cincinnati Redstockings. (Chris Fulmer #951 Tamaqua was the first from Schuylkill County. John Burke #2413 was the first from Hazleton.)
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Roy Halladay and Gabe Kapler made their debuts on September 20, 1998. The two of them are well known to baseball fans today. Halladay had a Hall of Fame career with the Blue Jays and the Phillies. His 16-year career was highlighted by 2 Cy Young Awards, 5 All Star Games, a perfect game, and a post season no-hitter. Halladay passed
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(BPT) - Summer is almost here! But with the sunny days and warm weather comes another concern for parents in an already challenging year: How their school-age children will be spending their summer days. But time away from the classroom, virtual or otherwise, doesn't mean the holidays can't still be a time of learning, even with a hobby children already enjoy. For many, that hobby is video games. And while games have been studied for their benefits in critical thinking, problemsolving and reaction times, one advantage is often overlooked - games' ability to spark an interest in history. "When game creators have the right intentions in mind, they can create something that is both engaging and educational for kids," said James Hornfischer, naval historian and author. "Even if it doesn't give them a full history lesson, getting them engaged in the action can open up their curiosity and get them to ask questions, which is important for a successful education." Here are some to consider: World of Warships World of Warships is an online naval combat game set in the first half of the 20th century that lets you battle with - you
guessed it - historically accurate warships Players can choose and customize their vessels in a port and strategize to win against the opposing team. Since its official launch in September 2015, World of Warships has added over 400 historical vessels, including the iconic warships that wrote history during World War II. Besides the ships, the game features notable historical harbors and port cities meticulously recreated to the smallest details. The game also awards players for their achievements through historical Collections, bringing the story about different time periods, technological achievements and famous commanders closer to players. The game's creators are dedicated to fans' love of naval history, and regularly release educational resources including the "Naval Legends" YouTube series, which visits and explores the history of the real-world retired warships. This enables players to develop deep appreciation for the naval heritage. On May 18, World of Warships streamed its own "Night at the Museum," which provided tours of 15 naval museums around the globe. The full 17-hour stream that was followed live by 1.4 million history enthusiasts is now available to watch on World of Warships' Twitch and YouTube channels.World of Warships is free to play on PC and World of Warships: Legends is available on Xbox, Xbox Series X, PS4 and PS5.
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Panorama Community Magazine Valiant Hearts: The Great War Released in 2014, Valiant Hearts: The Great War is one of the few games to tackle World War I and does so with nuance and an emotional depth uncommon to the genre. While not shying away from the horrors of war, the game focuses on the stories of those caught up in it, and what it was like trying to survive day to day. The game leans more on puzzle sequences than violent gameplay and has been likened to an interactive cartoon. Valiant Hearts: The Great War is available for download on iOS, Android, PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch. Assassin's Creed Assassin's Creed is one of the most popular gaming franchises and has released 12 main games and several more spinoffs that take place during different eras of history.
There's no getting around the fact that violence plays a major role in the gameplay, but the series is also known for having an engaging storyline and being dedicated to historical accuracy both in its characters and settings. The series' games take place during the Crusades, the Industrial Revolution, the American Revolution and in ancient Egypt and Greece. The franchise's developer even made Assassin's Creed: Unity, set during the French Revolution available for free after the near-destruction of Paris' famous Notre-Dame cathedral, as a way to raise money for restoration and also let players explore the in-game recreation of the landmark. The series of games is available to play on consoles and PC. As the weather turns warm and kids enjoy summer break, encourage them to explore video games that are not only fun to play, but provide a bit of a real history lesson!
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It’s Time To Pick The Strawberries at Pumpkin Hill Weather Has Been Great, Early Picking Expected “New fields and good weather promise a bumper crop of Strawberries.” “The biggest berries in years..” Says Harry Roinick, of Pumpkin Hill Farms in Nescopeck. “We have increased our acreage for the 9th straight season.” “This has been a good season for growing strawberries,” said Roinick. “There has been no frost damage and berries look great.” “With a little sunshine, the berries will be bursting by early
June. In 2012, we introduced Strawberry Plasticulture production system to Northeast Pennsylvania. The berries have been much larger and easier to pick with the system,” said Roinck. “The planting is a little more difficult and but the plant could produce as many as 40 berries per plant." The rolling hills just south of Nescopeck, have been long noted for producing flavorful fruit and vegetables. The hills will be alive with pick you own (P.Y.O) activity this summer. In late June Blueberries will be ready at Stemmrich Farms. As the summer rolls along head back to Pumpkin
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Art & Antiques By Dr. Lori The Wedding Collectibles of HRH Queen Elizabeth II By Dr. Lori Verderame
Panorama Community Magazine At the time, the designer Sir Norman Hartnell cited Allesandro Botticelli's famous painting Primavera, from the Uffizi collection in Florence, Italy, which symbolizes the coming of spring, as his inspiration for the dress design. The dressmakers using duchesse satin from Scotland had only three months to construct the dress before the November nuptials. The wedding dress had a fitted bodice, heart-shaped neckline, and a low v- point waist. The gown featured a skirt of floor length panels. The dress had a 15 foot long silk tulle train which trailed behind her with enough fabric to keep her eight bridesmaids busy. The dress featured satin applique produced at Lullingstone Castle in Kent, ten thousand seed pearls imported from the United States of America, and hand sewn crystals. Her shoes were high heeled sandals of ivory duchesse satin trimmed with silver and seed pearl buckles made by Edward Rayne. After the wedding, as royal tradition dictates, the Royal couple waved to adoring crowds from the balcony of Buckingham Palace. Several decades after that glorious day in November of 1947, the Royal couple enjoyed 73 years of marriage and the adoration of many the world over. Dr. Lori Verderame is the award-winning Ph.D. antiques appraiser on History channel’s #1 show, The Curse of Oak Island. Visit www. DrLoriV.com and www.YouTube.com/DrLoriV or call (888) 431-1010.
the flowers, the symbolism of the jewelry, so here’s how it was on Queen Elizabeth II’s Over the years, I have appraised more than wedding day: my fair share of collectibles, art, and The Wedding Rings - The platinum and antiques that have a close relationship diamond engagement ring was to HRH Queen Elizabeth II of Great made by the Philip Britain. In 2015, she surpassed Queen Antrobus jewelers Victoria and became the longestand the jewelry design reigning monarch in British history. employed diamonds And recently, the death of HRH from a tiara that belonged Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh to Prince Philip's and his funeral made me consider mother, Princess Alice of the collectibles that relate to their Battenberg. The wedding long union, one that started in the ring was made from a 1930s and has continued through nugget of Welsh gold. The several decades. As the Queen gold nugget came from the celebrated her 95th birthday in Clogau St. David's mine, April of 2021, some interesting near Dolgellau in north-west facts about the Queen and her Wales. Dolgellau is a town Prince seemed quite timely for in Gwynedd, north-west this year’s wedding season Wales, lying on the River which takes place annually in Wnion, a tributary of the River June. Mawddach. While Princess Elizabeth and Prince The Wedding Dress Philip first met in 1934 at the wedding of Princess Elizabeth II's wedding Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark dress was designed by the Sir Norman to Prince George, Duke of Kent, the couple Hartnell, who won the design competition. announced their engagement on July 9, 1947 and were married at 10.30 am on November ELEGANT 20, 1947 at Westminster Abbey in London, England. The brochure shown here was ACCOMODATIONS widely distributed and included photos of AT THE MOST the Royal couple. The ceremony had 2,000 AFFORDABLE invited guests. Princess Elizabeth arrived at RATES! Westminster Abbey in the Irish State Coach alongside her father, King George VI and she PREMIER PERSONAL CARE HOME was attended by eight bridesmaids. When it comes to any wedding, people “Where Our Family of Residents Come First” like to know the facts about the bridal gown,
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Dive Into These Delicious Summer Recipes Dip Up A Good Time with Apple Guacamole Prep time: 10 minutes Servings: 8-10 3 ripe avocados, halved and pitted 1/2 cup finely chopped Vidalia onion 1/2 cup snipped fresh cilantro 1 lime, juice only Bottled hot pepper sauce, to taste 1 Granny Smith apple, peeled, cored and finely chopped Kosher salt, to taste Tortilla chips
Watermelon Berry Frozen Pops
Servings: 8 In bowl, use fork to mash avocados, onion, cilantro, lime juice and hot pepper 6 cups watermelon sauce to desired consistency. Stir in apple 1 cup blueberries, divided and season with salt, to taste. Serve with 1 cup raspberries, divided torilla chips. 3 tablespoons honey
In blender, blend watermelon, 1/2 cup blueberries, 1/2 cup raspberries and honey until smooth. Press through fine mesh strainer to remove pulp and seeds. Fill ice pop molds 3/4 full with liquid. Add remaining whole blueberries and raspberries to molds. Insert sticks and freeze at least 4 hours, or until completely frozen.
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Savory Steak Banh Mi
plate or storage container. In small bowl, combine hoisin sauce, soy sauce, honey, fish sauce, garlic, 1 teaspoon rice vinegar and five-spice powder; pour over steak. Cover and marinate in fridge at least 2 hours, or overnight. In small pot over medium heat, heat remaining rice vinegar, sugar and salt. Cook and stir until sugar and salt dissolve. Remove from heat and let cool. Place carrots in deep plate or storage container. Pour cooled pickling liquid over carrots. Set aside to marinate. Remove steak from marinade and pat dry. Reserve marinade. Heat oven to 325 F. Heat heavy-bottomed pan over high heat and add oil. Once oil begins to smoke, add steak. Sear both sides, about 1 minute per side. Lower heat to medium. Add reserved marinade and water to pan. Cook, covered, 3 minutes, removing Remove steak from packaging and set lid to flip meat occasionally. Remove lid aside 10 minutes. Once steak reaches and let sauce reduce 1 minute, or until room temperature, place steak in deep slightly thickened. Prep time: 2 hours Cook time: 15 minutes Servings: 2 10 ounces Silver Fern Farms New Zealand grass-fed beef flat iron steak 2 teaspoons hoisin sauce 2 teaspoons soy sauce 2 teaspoons honey 1 teaspoon fish sauce 1 clove garlic, minced 1 teaspoon, plus 1/2 cup, rice vinegar, divided 1/8 teaspoon five-spice powder 2 tablespoons sugar 1 pinch salt 1 small carrot, cut into matchsticks 1 tablespoon vegetable oil 1/4 cup water 2 Vietnamese baguettes or dinner rolls 1/4 cup mayonnaise 4 Batavia lettuce leaves 1/4 cup cilantro, chopped 1 Persian cucumber, sliced
Transfer steak and sauce to large plate and let rest 10 minutes before slicing. Toast baguettes in oven 5 minutes. Let cool 5-10 minutes. Slice baguettes along middle without cutting through. Slice steak into thin pieces. Spread mayonnaise on baguettes and add 1-2 lettuce leaves to each. Layer steak on lettuce leaves followed by cilantro, cucumbers and pickled carrots. Slice baguette into two sandwiches.
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Bradley Caldwell, Inc. located in Valmont Industrial Park, Hazleton, PA is a family owned and operated wholesale distributor since 1930.
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Maintenance Clean Up This 3rd shift, full time position is Sunday to Thursday, 10pm to 6:30am. Responsibilities will be general janitorial / clean up duties throughout facilities (we have three buildings). Must have a valid PA drivers license, drive a walkie and be able to lift 50lbs.
Truck Drivers CDL Class A Licensed Deliveries are made by BCis private fleet and covers 19 states. BCis average fleet is less than 3 years. Our professional Truck Driving Team is dedicated to providing our customers with quality customer service. Our professional team logs over 60,000 deliveries. Our drivers are also eligible for a by-yearly Safety incentive.
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Growing Hazle Twp. packaging systems manufacturer is hiring entry level line tenders/ packers for its extruded strapping operation. Positions are 12 hour night shift, 7pm to 7am 36/48 hr/wk, every other weekend required. Requires lifting up to 60lbs and packing finished product. Rate after 60 days up to $17.75/hr. Built in overtime and holiday premiums increase effective pay by more than $1.25 per hour. $40,000+ earnings potential first year plus the opportunity for off-shift overtime. Medical, dental and vision benefits with generous retirement plan. Drug screen, background check and E-Verify required. Must be able read and understand English. Interested applicants can apply on-line at Indeed.com or email a resume to recruiting@eammosca.com. Contact EAM Mosca HR with questions at 570-459-3426. APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED ON-SITE. EOE/M/F/VET/DISABLED
Pennsylvania Unemployment Will Resume Work Search Requirement The PA Department of Labor and Industry has announced that the work search requirement for people receiving unemployment benefits will resume the week of July 11. Individuals must begin certifying on July 18 that they have looked for work during the previous week. The work search requirement affects all unemployment programs, including Unemployment Compensation, Pandemic
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Emergency Unemployment Compensation and Pandemic Unemployment Assistance. The requirement means people receiving unemployment compensation must apply for two jobs and participate in one work search activity each week. Individuals must keep a record of their work search activities, which is subject to audit. A form to log these activities is available at L&I's website. Unemployment recipients are also required to accept an offer of suitable work. Visit www.uc.pa.gov for more details.
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Cargill Employee Experience Centers on Career and Community When Luis Paulino Jimenez moved from New Jersey to be closer to his family in Pennsylvania, he took a job with Cargill having never heard of the company’s name. Little did Jimenez know that because of his drive and grit, within a year of working at the Cargill protein plant in Hazleton, he’d move up in position, from line lead all the way to supervisor of a team who works to process and deliver a variety of meat products to retail grocery stores across the state and beyond. From the start, Jimenez’s leaders saw his potential and continuously provided him with opportunities to grow. “They supported me by providing me with the tools and opportunities to excel,” said Jimenez. “Now, as a supervisor it’s important that I pay it forward and show my team the same level of support and opportunities to continue improving and growing.” Like Jimenez, Omar Tineo is a plant supervisor at Hazleton but began his Cargill journey working as a janitor on the plant floor. His ambition and hard work could not be ignored. He went on to work as an operator in the shipping department and within only a short time, he advanced to department leader, then to a plant supervisor. “This is just the beginning for me. I see myself working at Cargill into the future and I’m excited for what is in store,” said Tineo. Felix Diaz Lara, plant supervisor at
Hazleton, began his career on the production floor where he held a variety of roles and advanced quickly. Within three years, he was named supervisor. While working on the production line, Lara witnessed firsthand the company’s focus on safety. “Cargill and my teammates really care about our safety. From promoting people safety to food safety, I feel valued and prepared to do my job well,” said Lara. Lara plans to keep working his way up the company ladder. He also wants to continue being an example for his children by showing them what it means to work hard. Marlenne Ramirez, an employee experience senior specialist at the Pictured left to right: Lu is Paulino plant is passionate about creating Jimenez, Felix Diaz and Om a positive impact in her community. ar Tineo. Since joining Cargill in 2016, Ramirez has advanced across several roles in human resources, including work as a “I always find myself being able to talk recruiter during which she hired Lara. As about my diversity, equity and inclusion. she has progressed in her career at Cargill My job allows me to work in my community so too have the people she’s brought into while serving and empowering them the company. throughout their journey. In my role, I The Hazleton plant has an active create meaningful impact in ways that are Hispanic Latino Council of which Ramirez important to me,” said Ramirez. serves as chair and Lara as a member. Join the Cargill Hazleton team! Visit The council is committed to creating an careers.cargill.com/hazleton-pa for more inclusive workplace to help them thrive at information. See our ad on page 3 for Cargill. current openings
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Saving Gas - The top six tips to help deal with rising gas prices. by Thomas R. Buff
Here we go again. After a few years of steady fuel costs, we are now seeing a spike that will affect our pocketbooks. In fact, fuel costs are at their highest level in over four years. With the summer travel season approaching the prices are most likely to continue to rise. Every motorist is not only fed up with the high prices of gasoline but also with the thousands of miracle adds that boast of gas pinching gadgets that claim will save you a pile of money in gas savings. The reality is that you can improve your fuel economy up to 35 percent by simply following these five tips that do not involve infomercial adds or wacky contraptions. These tests are performed under real world conditions and are recommended by ASE certified Master Automobile Technicians. Follow these simple tips and you will see a substantial savings at the pump. 1. Slow Down – slowing down is not only sound advice but is a proven fact to save gas. In a typical car every 10 miles and hour over 60 mph is similar to the price of gasoline going up about 50 cents a gallon. The reason behind this is all about friction. Traveling faster makes the job of overcoming friction together
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resulting in more gasoline used. In fact, if a car gets 28 mps at 65 mph, driving at 75 will drop it too 24 mph. What is the perfect speed for improving gas mileage? Most experts claim it is between 55 and 60 mph. 2. Check your tire pressure – According to studies, 86% of motorist do not check their tire inflation. The results are typically underflated tires, which cause a tire to rest on both of its shoulders or sides as compared to the center where the tread is located. Tires that are under inflated by a mere 6 psi can reduce fuel economy up to 2 percent. Most of todays vehicles are equipped with Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems which will alert the driver if a tire becomes low on air. 3. Tune-Up – A neglected engine is a major cause of gas guzzling. By simply replacing a clogged air filter it can improve gas mileage by 10 percent. Remember, an engine has to breath properly in order to burn fuel efficiently. A basic tune-up that includes replacing the spark plugs, fuel filter, and air filter is a good way to improve gas mileage instantly. 4. Use cruise control – When driving on a highway, cruise control can save you up to 14 percent in gasoline usage. Driving at a constant speed reduces acceleration input or “surging”. The automobiles computer will feed gasoline at a slow and steady pace when acceleration is needed. So, if you have cruise control, use it. You will increase your gas mileage. 5. Be weight-conscious. Don’t carry around items you don’t need. For every 100 pounds of weight in your vehicle, fuel economy decreases by one to two percent. Also, reduce drag by putting bulky items inside the vehicle or trunk instead of on a roof rack. 6. Buy a more fuel-efficient vehicle – Getting a new car or truck may not be on your agenda but with high gas prices and a weak economy, this is the time to buy. May automobile manufactures are offering huge rebates to entice the motoring public to buy cars. There are many new vehicles that offer a huge saving in miles per gallon without sacrificing safety. So, think long and hard about your transportation needs and research the advantage of owning a hybrid, electric or a gas-sipping automobile with a four-cylinder engine. Although these are simple tips they may just save you a pile of money in gas savings. In this day and age any savings is helpful. Happy Motoring
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Panorama Community Magazine conditioner from working too hard during the warmest months. 4. Maximize Air Flow With Fans - Some of the best things you can have throughout your house are ceiling fans. Make sure your ceiling fans are set to rotate clockwise during the summer. This way, the air can flow downward, preventing excess heat from rising up into the higher levels of your home and making your air conditioner have to pick up the slack. 5. Utilize Window Treatments - Temperatures in your home can rise significantly due to the sun penetrating through windows. Your A/C then has to kick into overdrive to combat the quick heat up in the afternoon. One way to battle this is to invest in window treatments, such as blinds or drapes. Window coverings over larger, sun-exposed areas can help prevent the afternoon buildup of heat that takes place in the summer months. 6. Clear Out Your Vents - Your HVAC unit can only work at its best if there are no obstructions to the flow of air. Make sure all the vents are open and there is no furniture placed over them. Clear out dust or debris blocking vents. This helps your HVAC get an even coverage throughout the your home. 7. Reduce Heat From Other Appliances - It’s smart to avoid using appliances that
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generate a lot of heat throughout the day. If your cooking a large dinner, use your grill instead of your oven. Turning on the oven may add extra warmth to your home and put a strain on A/C. 8. Control The Humidity In Your Home - High home humidity can be uncomfortable. It can also pose a threat to your home's structure and surfaces. Humidity in the summer makes temps feel even warmer than it is. Likewise, your A/C has to work harder and run longer to cool the air. And even then, the air can feel clammy and heavy. Consider installing a whole house dehumidifier. Ideal
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National Cancer Survivors Month
Surviving Cancer by the Cancer Treatment Center of Hazleton June is National Cancer Survivor Month, a month to celebrate those who have survived cancer, an inspiration for those recently diagnosed with cancer, and a gathering of support for families who have loved ones battling cancer. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) defines cancer survivors as people living with a history of cancer, including everyone from diagnosis through the remainder of life. The NCI estimates there are approximately
15.5 million cancer survivors living in the United States. By 2026, the NCI estimates that the population of cancer survivors will exceed 20 million, due in large part to earlier detection and more effective treatment options available today. Cancer survivors are living longer after diagnosis because of advances in early detection and treatment, and improvements in medical and other health to be the second-leading cause of death care services. Though cancer continues in America, it increasingly is becoming a chronic illness that can be treated and lived with. If you, or a loved one, have been diagnosed with cancer, the Cancer Treatment Center of Hazleton is here to help. With over 35 years of treating cancer patients in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, and Ask about the health screenings we offer. surrounding communities, the experienced Our pharmacy is not only dedicated to making you feel better when you’re sick - we’re here to help you and compassionate physicians and staff at stay healthy. Come see us for blood pressure monitoring, patient counseling, vitamin therapy and more. the Cancer Treatment Center of Hazleton treat cancer patients with advanced radiation therapy. HOURS 322 S. HANCOCK STREET, MCADOO • 929-1130 Our center treats lung, prostate, breast, Mon.-Fri. 8 am - 8 pm and many other cancers and conditions (next to Michelle’s Country Corner) Free Delivery Sat. 9 am - 6 pm Closed Sunday in a comfortable setting and convenient Accepting PACE and All Other Prescription Plans location close to home. We are dedicated to providing excellent service and care to our patients and are proud of our positive patient satisfaction scores. Also, we know this is an unprecedented time in healthcare and we are all doing our best to manage through the COVID-19 pandemic. Our radiation therapists and physicians are staying on top of the latest COVID-related guidelines, including those from the CDC, ASCO, and NCCN, and our doors have remained open for our patients. For more information on the Cancer Treatment Center at Hazelton, please call (570) 459-3460 or visit www. HazletonCancerCenter.com. Whether you would like to discuss treatment options, get a second option, or learn more about available local resources, we are here to help in any way we can.
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What's Happening At Providence Place Drums? rector of Sales by Stephanie N Miller, Di
We are extremely happy to announce Providence Place Drums is now considered fully-vaccinated and reopened. We are excited to welcome family and friends back into our communities while maintaining safety for everyone. We have waited what seems like an eternity for this time to come and we know how much this means to everyone. We believe the increased socialization with loved ones and continuing with events within our community life will be highly beneficial. Residents are engaging in social events both at the Campus and enjoying outings as well! Upcoming Events • Saturday, June 5th - 2:30pm - 3rd floor - Presentation: “The Booming 50’s” by Walter Choroszewski • Tuesday, June 8th - 2:00pm - 3rd floor - Educational Presentation: “ID Theft:
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We have availability in our Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care (secure unit) as of today. New residents will also have access to the COVID vaccine internally if needed. If you know someone would benefit from our services, reach out anytime! Providence Place is welcoming new admissions and taking precautions to keep everyone safe! Call Stephanie Miller, Director of Sales at 570-956-8495 for more information!
What Every Consumer Should Know” by Michelle Nutter of PA Office of Attorney General • Monday, June 14th - 2:30pm - dining room - 40’s USO Musical Tribute by Lori & James Duet • Tuesday, June 15th - 2:30pm - 3rd floor Presentation: “Famous Women of the Valley” by Mark Riccetti of Luzerne County Historical Society • Wednesday, June 23rd - 2:30pm - 3rd floor - Educational Presentation: “Where We Live” Astronomy Providence Place residents Presentation by Ron participated in a beekeeper event Bolton of Night Wonders of Astronomy
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Do You Suffer From Neck Pain? by John Degenhart, DC
Soon, I’ll be in full time practice for 41 years. Wow, it’s been great! I see so many patients who have neck pain, and even numbness into their arms. I’ll be brief, but if you understand your body, you can prevent damaging your neck, discs, and nerves. There are seven bones in the neck with a disc (cushion) between them. All your life, the more you keep your chin up, the less pressure on the discs and nerves in your neck. So like a detective, I always help a new patient discover what is causing their pain. Some doctors just prescribe pain killers and muscle relaxants. But people are smarter these days. They know that is just like a band aid. They want the problem fixed, not just covered up. So listen to what I hear when I talk to patients who have neck pain that eventually causes pinched nerves in their neck and numbness into their arms. They look down at a computer many hours a day. They sleep on their stomach with their neck twisted to the side. They look down knitting, crocheting, or
doing puzzles. They look down playing computer/video games. They look down texting a lot. So I take an x-ray of the side view of their neck. It shows how the discs (cushions) get compressed. As the cushions get thinner, it pinches nerves into the arms. After years of medicine covering up the symptoms, the condition worsens. The vertebrae degenerate, growing calcium deposits, called spurs, which will try to fuse, and then surgery is needed. The solution—call our office. Too rough of a neck adjustment could irritate the spurs and bulging/herniated discs. But a gentle chiropractor who know his/ her boundaries, could gradually realign the neck bones. A device called a neck traction unit is taken home to gently pump and stretch the neck up. And the magnificent body heals. So keep your chin up, by lowering your seat and elevating the screen or phone. Don’t sleep on your stomach. Get your neck safely adjusted. Get your tight muscles between your shoulder blades massaged at our office . Surgeries, shots, pills, can all be averted. Call today!
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Veterans Deserve Quality Care Senior Living Communities Can Help Older adults have achieved much for their families and communities, especially our nation's Veterans. These individuals have put their lives on the
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call home. These communities are not the “nursing home” image of the past and tailored to meet the diverse needs of older adults. With outstanding amenities like onsite wellness services, a barbershop and salon, freshly prepared meals, group outings and activities, and live entertainment—everyone can enjoy a fulfilling retirement! No matter the challenges that come with age, compassionate caregivers are never out of reach. There is always a gentle helping hand ready to a ssist you with daily tasks like dressing, bathing, and medication management. Mealtime also plays a role that is above and beyond nutrition. Dining plans take the hassle out of meal prep, cooking, and cleaning, so you have more time to do the things you enjoy. The menu selections are delicious too, and often compared to restaurant-style service. So, if you were envisioning field rations and microwaved dinners, think again! But the best part of senior living is the unity. Every Veteran can appreciate the sense of belonging and camaraderie. A true community will nurture lasting friendships, giving you plenty of opportunities to connect and create a vibrant social life. Unfortunately, many Veterans are unaware of various benefits available to them that might help defray the cost of senior care. In addition to of these government-funded programs, senior communities sometimes offer rate discounts to Veterans, like Heritage Hill, which offers a 5% discount on new move-ins. To find out if you or a loved one could qualify for Veterans benefits, join Heritage Hill Senior Community for a free online presentation on Tuesday, June 29, at noon. Christine LeClair, the Carbon County director of Veterans Affairs, will discuss eligibility requirements for “Aid and Attendance,” a monthly pension that could help pay for senior living. Lunch provided to go. RSVP by June 25; please contact me at 570-215-3172 or rtimm@ heritagehillsenior.com.
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De Jesus Family Chiropractic Offers Cutting-Edge Technology By Dr. Scott D. Ungemach – De Jesus Family Chiropractic Center MMT is a new therapy that is a combination of instrument technology coupled with simultaneous patientassisted specific postures and movements. This dual-motion therapy is the guiding principle of MMT. It affects muscles, ligaments, joints, and the nervous system. During MMT, the patient, moves in a specific motion pattern while the doctor directs the instrument in a prescribed manner. The Pro-Soft 360 computer system is automatically calibrated for each muscle it is used on and then directs the right amount of tension and force upon the tissues as the treatment is applied. Most commonly, musculoskeletal pain is linked to a dysfunction in muscle, ligament, joint capsules, or fascia (the connective tissue of the body). Each of these tissues contains specialized sensory receptors which sense or “tell” the nervous system to react in a neutral, protected, or guarded manner. If left unchecked, this leads to pain, inflammation, and limitations in motion and/or flexibility. As these tissues’ “lock” the injured body part
New Hope for People with Alzheimer's (NAPSI)—There could be promising news for the more than six million Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease and the people who care for them. The Problem: Although nearly one in every three people will eventually be afflicted and it’s the third leading cause of death of older adults in the U.S. (surpassed only by heart disease and cancer in nonpandemic years), there may be effective treatments on the horizon. An Answer? One contender is about to start a Phase I clinical trial. It’s a novel drug known as NVG-291 and it’s designed to repair damaged nerves. Originally developed by NervGen Pharma Corp. (TSX-V: NGEN) (OTCQX: NGENF) to treat spinal cord injury, it soon became apparent that the drug may be healing nerve damage at a biologically fundamental level. That suggests it can also help people who have multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer’s disease. For further facts on the clinical trials and NervGen, visit www.nervgen.com.
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into a position to avoid pain, these same tissues can shorten and at times, form scar tissue, making the problem worsen over time. Mechanical Motion Therapy can have a powerful, pain relieving effect on the tissues containing the specialized receptors, even in instances where it has been present for years. MMT affects the sensation of pain by altering the patient’s pain threshold. In other words, it decreases the negative effect of these pain receptors while gaining increased motion, significantly improved balance, flexibility and enhanced sports performance as a result by also resetting the neuro pathway. Research has shown that 80% of the population suffers from pain and inflammation that limits the ability to do everything from the basics of everyday life, such as getting dressed without pain,
to being forced to avoid or limit social activities with friends and family. Finally, there is a proven technology available to change lives for the better without invasive surgery or medications. At De Jesus Family Chiropractic, we are proud to be the first in NEPA to offer this amazing technology. If you or a loved one suffer from chronic pain or balance issues, please give us a call at 570 708-2228, and set up your free consultation to find out if MMT can help with your condition.
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Get Rid Of That Cranky Lower Back Pain! by Ting Oh, PT Fyzical Physical Therapy & Balance Centers It's happened to you many times! You make a simple movement like tying your shoes, reaching to grab something out of your vehicle, or even something as simple as rolling over in bed, and BOOM, your lower back is in pain! But why does this occur! Let's discuss how all of the above activities of daily living can be pain free for you now and into the future! Provided you don't have any extensive back issues, i.e. surgeries, disc fusions, herniations, or the like, most of the issues can be traced back to poor postural muscle development and strength, a
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weak or unbalanced core (abdomen), and lack of plasticity in the hamstring muscles. The good news is ALL of these can be remedied by a very simple yet effective home exercise program, which car) be done in 15 minutes every day! The only issue is YOU! You will need to make a conscious decision and implement the program on a routine basis to ensure you reap 100 percent positive results from the program. Take a long hard look in your accountability mirror, and see who's looking back! Is it someone who is TRULY READY to get rid of this back pain forever?
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Or is it someone who just wants to get rid of it today, and deal with it tomorrow and the next day and so on? Only YOU know the answer. Let's look at the program! 1. Warm up! Get your blood flowing so your muscles become more pliable! A short brisk 10 minute walk, march in place etc. 2. Floor Bridges 3. Supermans 4. Rotational Stretch 5. Modified Crunch 6. Hanging Hamstring Stretch You want to go through steps 2 through 6, than repeat the cycle three times! Focus on performing 15 repetitions per movement. If you can only make it through one time, build up to it, but make sure you do it EVERYDAY and it will yield positive results for your efforts. If you would like more information on this or how to become FYZICALLY better across the board, contact us at FYZICAL therapy and balance centers (570) 5011808. Now let's get moving!
CONTACT US FOR YOUR PERSONAL TOUR & 1 FREE GUEST PASS! 1077 North Church Street, Hazleton 570-501-1808
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Gym Hours: Monday-Friday 7am-9pm Saturday 7am-3pm • Sunday 7am-1pm
Medical & Cosmetic Dermatology Accepting New Patients Immediate Appointments Available
Get Vaccinated! A Public Service Announcement from Dr. Schleicher and DermDox Dermatology Centers
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8 Brookhill Square South, Sugarloaf, PA
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JOHN A. SCHELAND, DPM Foot & Ankle Surgery
FOOT & ANKLE SPECIALTY CENTER Prompt Courteous Appointments
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Dr. Thomas Kislan Founder, Medical Director Nationally Recognized Dry Eye Expert Comprehensive Eye Care
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Director of Optometric Services, Comprehensive Eye Care, with a focus on Keratoconus, Pediatric and Brain Injury
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POTTSVILLE EYE CARE SPECIALIST Call For Your Appointment • 570-628-3937 • 541 West Bacon Street, Pottsville Hazleton Eye Specialists 281 Airport Road Hazle Township 570-453-2020
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12 Volt Dave's Audio............................. 13 Alta Pizzeria & Pasta House................. 56 Antonio's Breakfast World.................... 33 Area Agency on Aging.......................... 37 Ashley's Wax Bar.................................. 21 Axe-A-Holics......................................... 11 Bella Boutique and Gift Shop............... 56 Billig-Helmes Insurance........................ 23 Bonanza................................................. 17 Bradley Caldwell, Inc............................ 35 Brandon's Forever Home..................... 20 Broyan's Farm Market.......................... 30 Buck Mountain Landscape Supply...... 56 Burger's Farm Market........................... 30 Can Do Beverage.................................. 56 C&D Seafood......................................... 32 Cancer Treatment Center..................... 47 Cargill....................................................... 3 Carbon County Animal Shelter............. 10 Cedar Street Supply.............................. 44 Color Street by Jenn Seglia.................. 21 Comfort Keepers................................... 34 Cook & Party with Carrie...................... 21 De Jesus Family Chiropractic............... 51 Degenhart Chiropractic Health ............ 49 Della Croce Dental Care................. 28, 55 Deep Fried Diamonds........................... 20 DermDox................................................ 52 Diane's Salon on Ninety Three....... 26, 28 DoTerra.................................................. 21 Downtown Hazleton Alliance for Progress............................... 8 EAM Mosca Strapping Systems.......... 36 Equus Workforce Solutions.................. 23 Eugene R. Stish, MD............................. 55 Fellin's Jewelers.................................... 18 Feussner's Ford, Inc............................. 56 Five River's Trucking............................. 36 Frankie's Pizzeria............................ 28, 37 Fyzical Fitness & Wellness.................... 52
Greater Hazleton Concert Series......... 29 Hazle Park Meats............................ 16, 37 Hazle Township Concert Series........... 27 Hazleton Area Hauling.......................... 45 Hazleton Eye Specialists...................... 53 Hazleton Public Transit......................... 25 Heritage Hill Senior Community........... 50 Hollywood Millwork............................... 27 Hometown Farmers Market............. 2, 28 Honest Abe's........................................... 5 Hope's Collision & Towing.................... 14 Houck Homes, Inc................................ 19 Jamie Greenzweig Insurance............... 15 JC Small Engine.................................... 56 John A. Scheland, DPM....................... 53 John's Church Hill Restaurant........ 28, 31 Jon-David & Helen's Hair Salon..... 26, 28 Koch Farm Service................................ 15 Laurel Mall............................................... 7 Little Village Pizza.................................. 56 Lombardo's Flooring............................. 22 M&J Excavation.................................... 28 Majestic House Apartments................. 15 Marchetti's............................................. 44 Maylath Valley Health Systems.............. 2 Miller Auto Body.................................... 42 Milkhouse Creamery............................. 16 Momma Millie's..................................... 13 Mountain Statuary & Stone.................. 17 Mountain Top Paving............................ 43 Mouse Ear Magic Travel....................... 18 Multi-Plastics Extrusions, Inc............... 38 No. 9 Mine & Museum............................ 9 Northeast Hearing Solutions................ 56 NSB Trainers.......................................... 56 Och's Farm Market............................... 30 Old Jail Museum..................................... 9 Paul J. Capparell, DDS......................... 50 Peaceful Therapeutic Massage............ 23 Pecora Realtor, P.C............................... 18
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Printed copies of Panorama are available each month at our advertiser's locations as well as local grocery stores and more! View the Panorama each month online at panoramapa.com Pecora Realtor, P.C. - Becky Vasinda.... 28 Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine..................... 10 Pizzette Cucina Siciliana......................... 2 Pride Home Sales................................. 44 Providence Place.................................. 48 Pumpkin Hill Produce........................... 30 Pure Romance....................................... 21 Quiet Valley Farm.................................. 10 Ron Myers Well Drilling................... 28, 44 Rough Cut Barbeque............................ 15 S.J. Kowalski, Inc.................................. 55 Secoda's Towing................................... 56 Senape's Bakery................................... 27 SJM Auto Sales............................... 28, 42 Smith Floral Co................................ 22, 28 Smith Health Care........................... 28, 46 Split Rock Wine Festival....................... 12 Standard Drug....................................... 46 Strawberry Square Trucking................. 34 Super Gomas........................................ 56 Tastefully Simple by Daniela................. 21 Tarone's Super Market...................... 5, 28 The Amish Pantry............................ 28, 32 The Beacon Diner........................... 14, 28 The Cheese Store & More.............. 32, 56 The Laurels............................................ 30 The Small Car Care Center................... 42 The Treasure Shop................................ 18 Thirty-One by Jessica Boyle................. 21 Thomas Farm........................................ 30 TJ's Chimney Service........................... 56 Tom's Kitchen/Rye's Catering.............. 19 Treetop Chimney Service...................... 56 Tupperware, Tracy Hartranft................. 21 Twp Italian Guys Pizzeria...................... 27 UFP Gordon, LLC................................... 1 Urenovich Insurance Agency......... 26, 28 Valley Hi................................................. 56 Vito's Coal Fired Pizza ......................... 17 Vito's Lawn Care & Landscaping......... 37 Waschko's Pharmacy........................... 49 Weatherwood Healthcare & Rehab.. 2, 34 West Hazleton Veterinary Hospital....... 22 Wheel Restaurant.................................. 14
JUNE 2021
NEW PATIENTS WELCOME
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Come Join Your Friends for food and fun on our Outdoor Patio NOW OPEN! Catering On And Offsite! BYOB • FREE DELIVERY
Our Services Include: •Cleaning Call Today for a Chimney Professional to Insepect, Clean or Repair Your Chimney!
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