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Township Today Newsletter – Spring 2013

June 7th, 2013

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Rohman Park Now Open to the Public

Rohman Park officially opened over this past weekend.  Please be aware that construction on the Pavilion will begin in the next few weeks and we may be forced to close the Park for a few days during portions of that construction.  For more information you may check this website or visit Rohman Park’s FaceBook Page at www.facebook.com/RohmanPark and click “Like” in order to stay updated on the Park’s progress.  If you have questions you may also contact Diana at the Township Building at 570-559-7394. … Read entire post »

Shohola-Barryville Bridge 5K Run/Walk

Shohola-Barryville Bridge 5K Run/Walk

Registration is open for the October 19, 2013 5K Run, please select the link below for the registration form. 2013 Shohola-Barryville 5k Run-Walk … Read entire post »

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Winter Road Plan

Safe passable roadways are free of as much ice and snow pack as is practical and can be traveled safely by motorists at reasonable seeds. (Note: A safe passable roadway must not be confused with “dry pavement, “ “bare/wet pavement,” or “wet” pavement, which is essentially free of all snow, sleet, and ice from shoulder to shoulder.  It is not realistic to provide bare pavements on roadways during winter storm events and the Township does not have a policy to provide them.) Mailboxes Because the post office has certain placement requirements regarding the location of mailboxes, the Township does not prohibit property owners from placing mailboxes within the limits of the legal right-of-way.  Since these mailboxes are … Read entire post »

In Case of Emergency

Create a personal safety net by organizing these 50 items into go-to kits in case of natural disaster – be it hurricane, earthquake, fire or flood.  Use this checklist to start stockpiling the necessities you shouldn’t be without. FIRST-AID KIT Tailor this kit to your specific needs.  Check  expiration dates every six months, resupplying when necessary. Prescription medications/equipment (14-day supply) Sterile gloves (2 pairs) Sterile dressings, adhesive bandages Multipurpose pocket knife Soap Antibiotic ointment Burn ointment Eyewash for flushing contaminants Thermometer Aspirin/pain reliever Antacid Anti-diarrhea medication Laxative Sanitation items (toilet paper,  plastic bags, hand sanitizer) Toothbrushes, toothpaste Hearing aids with extra batteries. Spare glasses, contact lenses.   Ready-to-Go Container In case of an evacuation, pack these important items along with your first-aid kit and essential papers. One gallon of water per person, per day (3 -day supply) * Food:  … Read entire post »