May 12, 2021
Richard Luden Long, 56, of Harrisburg and Lewistown Pa., passed away suddenly on May 2, 2021. He was born in Lewistown, Pa. to Walter A. and Nancy Byler Long. Richard was preceded in death by his mother Nancy Byler Long; brother Walter “Pete” Long Jr.; a very special nephew, Zachary Alan Long, and “Aunt Sissy” Pauline Shover. Richard was the co-owner of “Darn That Junk Hauling and Cleaning Services” and “Gazette Antiques.” He currently worked at Keystone Area Goodwill Services in the capacity of Assistant to Custodial Services. Richard proudly served his country in the United States Air Force, where he was a food service specialist at Dover Air Force Base in Dover, Del.
This year’s market will operate from May 7 until Oct. 1 or 9 in the Borden Friendship Centre from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. with set up at 9 a.m. Membership fees are $10, with yearly dues set at $10. Rent is $10 for larger tables and $5 for small tables. Seniors’ centre rental each week will be $50. The Christmas sale in the Borden Community Centre was set for Nov. 27 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., depending on pandemic rules in place by then. The market plans to put up two large signs east of Borden and by the bridge. The board remained the same: president Karen Kerr, vice- president Eileen Petrun, treasurer Connie Kinakin, secretary Lorraine Olinyk and board member Martha Rempel. There is interest in two or three new members joining the market.
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Have you ever met someone and asked them a question about what they do, or how they are, or what their opinion is about a subject, then find they get so wrapped up in what they are saying that they never stop to say:
“How about you? What do you think?”
“What about you? What do you do?”
“How are you doing?”
Some People Are Wired Differently
People get so wrapped up in their own thoughts and answers they forget to reciprocate. They might lack the confidence to know how to stop for a moment and bring you into their world by asking for your opinion. They might even feel awkward and not know how to ask.
HBCU News announces PASSING THE TORCH series for Black Women s History Month
Highlighting black women trailblazers of the past and present who have and are making an impact in the world today
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NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/
HBCU News is proud to announce the PASSING THE TORCH series, which will honor Black Women s History Month with daily posts about the trailblazers of our past and present. During the month of April, HBCU News will feature side-by-side comparisons of extraordinary Black women from history and their modern-day counterparts.
Some of the women featured in the PASSING THE TORCH series will be: