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CHRIS MORELLI cmorelli@lockhaven.com BELLEFONTE In spite of COVID-19, school closures and snow days, the Bellefonte READS program continues to grow. At Tuesday night’s Bellefonte school board meeting, interim superintendent Tammie Burnaford highlighted the success of the reading program. “We did Bellefonte READS the week before we shut down (in 2020),” Burnaford reminded the board. According to Burnaford, the Pennsylvania State Education Association came to the school last year to do a story about the program. However, due to the closure, the story was never finished. “PSEA came last year, interviewed Jackie Wynkoop and Nicole Kohlhepp for Bellefonte READS … they came and they interviewed and they did all kinds of cool stuff. Then we shut down, so they never got the story written,” Burnaford said. ....
Jan 12, 2021 BELLEFONTE The Bellefonte READS Committee has announced its choice for this year’s “One Book, One Bellefonte” Celebration. The feature title is Brave Like That by Lindsey Stoddard. Several companion books will also be available. Community members of all ages are invited to drive up to Bellefonte Area Middle School anytime between 4-7 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 29, to pick up a free book. Fun prizes will also be raffled off. For more information visit our website and follow us on social media. https://sites.google.com/abasd.net/bellefonte-reads/ NEWSLETTER I m interested in (please check all that apply) ....
The Mountain Times By Brooke Geery Struggling to find the perfect gift for that hard-to-please friend or family member? May we suggest the gift of reading? We have teamed up with Phoenix Books in Rutland to compile a list of books either about Vermont, or written here, to help give you some ideas. “Prisoner of Hope” by Yvonne Daley The morning after the 2016 election, after a nearly 20-year hiatus from writing poetry, the award-winning journalist Yvonne Daley awoke to a poem already forming in her brain. In the intervening years, poetry has been her outlet and her solace as she has expressed her sorrow and disillusionment while seeking comfort in the power of love, nature and hope. Daley lives in Rutland with her husband, the writer Chuck Clarino, and two Maltese dogs. ....