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Chronic Disease Self-Management is proven to improve the health status of individuals with chronic health conditions. It is an interactive workshop for those living with one or more physical or mental chronic health conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, or depression.

An awards presentation is planned for Noon on April 26, 2024, at the Copper Cork Event Center at 512 Arnold Avenue in Clearfield. Admission is $10 per person.

Beginning April 19, individuals can call 814-765-2691 to receive a 2024 application. The monetary benefit will be $50 in five $10 vouchers.

“A Matter of Balance” is slated to run from 10:00 a.m. until Noon each Monday and Thursday, from April 29, through May 23, at the Mahaffey Center for Active Living, 958 Market Street, Mahaffey, PA 15757.

Pictured is the cover of the current year’s Lottery Calendar.

Third graders at Clearfield Elementary School recently received their own dictionaries from members of the Clearfield Area Rotary Club, Chinklacomoose Chapter, and representatives from Mature Resources, through the Rotary Dictionary Project.

Health and Wellness Instructor Connie Harris, standing, leads a group in the Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program at the Clearfield Center for Active Living.

Clearfield County Commissioners Dave Glass, John Sobel, and Tim Winters visited with recipients of Meals on Wheels and More on Monday in celebration of “March for Meals”. The commissioners have signed a proclamation declaring March 2024 as “March for Meals Month”.

From left to right, Mid Penn Commercial Relationship Manager Dan Baronick, MR CEO Kathy Gillespie, Mid Penn Relationship Manager Vicki Myers, Mid Penn Director of Trust and Wealth Management Joseph Paese.

Registration is open through Friday, April 5, 2024. Those who wish to register are asked to contact Mary Beth Geppert at the Children’s Aid Society at 814-765-2686, ex. 202 or marybethg@childaid.org

Mature Resources Area Agency on Aging, AARP, and the IRS have partnered to sponsor the free Senior Tax-Aide program.

Those who wish to register may call 814-765-2691 and leave personal contact information.

Eric Rensel with DCNR will present “Forest and Fungi: A Wood-Wide Web” on Tuesday, February 13.

Nominations are due by 5:00 p.m. on April 15, 2024.

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Kristen Zurat of the Chemo Care Bag Project, at left, hands off the Festival of the Trees traveling trophy to the latest winners, staff and volunteers with Full Circle Ranch Equine Haven. They are, left to right, Nancy Taylor, Sean McKeegan, Marty Butler, Suzanne Mosch, and Geremy Kephart.

Giving Tree participants at one of the tree locations, Family Dollar in Clearfield. Pictured, left to right, are Christina Shaffer, owner of New Image Tattoo Studio; Julie Curry, assistant chief, Clearfield Regional Police; and Bernice James, manager of Family Dollar.

Those who wish to register may call the Tax-Aide hotline at 814-765-2691 and leave personal contact information.

Left to right, MRAAA Director of Communications Steve Harmic accepts a cash donation, plus multiple donated items of hats, gloves, blankets, and more from New Image Tattoo Owner Christina Shaffer, and staff members Ed McGonigal, Chris Harris, and Jess Hoyt. All funds and items will benefit local senior citizens in need.

Health and Wellness Instructor Connie Harris, standing, leads a group in the Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program at the Clearfield Center for Active Living.

The app will automatically track purchases made with linked accounts, and simply round up your transactions to an even dollar amount. The difference will be donated to MRAAA.