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Birds of Maya are a band who donât seem all that concerned with the formalities of being a band. The Philly trio doesnât really remember when they formedââsomewhere between 2000 and 2004â is their best guesstimate. They took about half a decade to properly issue their first album in 2008, and then, after twofollow-ups, checked out for most of the 2010s. And while the arrival of
Valdez, their first record in eight years, might seem like an encouraging sign of life, it was actually recorded seven years ago, thereby blurring the line between a comeback effort and a reissue of a lost album.
THANK YOU
Thank you to everyone who bought hoagie coupons to benefit the family of Jason Killinger of Beech Creek. Anyone still interested in buying the hoagie coupons to help the family with his funeral expenses can contact Angel at 570-502-3176.
Thank you to Howard Parks and Recreation Committee for sponsoring the Easter Egg Hunt. A special thank you to Anita for organizing the event each year and to all those who donated eggs and treats for the event. Close to 100 children enjoyed the egg hunt this year.
POT PIE SALE
Bald Eagle Valley Community Church will have a ham or chicken pot pie sale on Monday, April 12. The meal includes bread and will be $8 per quart. Pickup of the pot pie will begin at 4 p.m. and will last until all the pot pie is gone.
Volunteers repair Bethel senior citizen s home, other community highlights
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The nonprofit ASAP! will offer an in-person program, “Look, Build, Play!,” a natural building workshop where participants will develop their ideas in virtual sessions, then bring them to life outdoors at Macricostas Preserve in Washington./ Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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The Brookfield Democratic Town Committee will hold a monthly virtual book club called, “Reading With Intention,” starting Monday, Feb. 1./ Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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Volunteers recently repaired 90-year-old Bethel resident Julia Herring’s home. Those involved included Bruce Pelaccio, Matt Trachten, Mike Curley, Dan Bashak, Jose Geovanny and Carlos Javier./ Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less