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MAY 2008
1-19 Salvation Army Sandwich Sale: Place your between the first and the 19th. You can obtain an order form at the Salvation Army in Sunbury located on 40 S. 4th Sunbury. Place orders no later that May 19th. Pick or delivery is available. For more information call (570) 286-4131.  
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Incorruptible

When a Medieval monastery hits a financial crunch, the monks must call it quits or do something drastic to attract new business. (What possibly could have attracted BTE to this light comedy of the Dark Ages?) In Michael Hollinger's zany comedy, everyone and everything is fair play, but only Faith is Incorruptible.

BTE audiences adored OPUS, RED HERRING, and AN EMPTY PLATE AT THE CAFÉ DU GRANDE BEOUF - we're pleased to again share the stage with a favorite playwright. http://www.bte.org/  Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble -- 226 Center Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Phone: 800-282-0283

 Thu 7pm; Fri & Sat 8pm; Sun 3pm
6 Mock Car Crash: Sponsored by the Selinsgrove High School SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) Club. This will only be a demonstration, not an actual crash. This assembly also includes demonstrations and lectures by local police, fire, EMS, and coroner's offices. For more information: call 570-374-1144 ext. 5. 1:15pm
7 Nifty After Fifty Health Fair: A variety of information, health screenings, activities, and vendors of special interest to people over age 50. Columbia Mall -- 225 Columbia Mall Drive, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Phone: 570-387-4909 10am-2pm
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Truman H. Purdy Memorial Golf Tournament: Susquehanna Valley Country Club, Shamokin Dam. Special Contests throughout the day, including Putting, Hole in One, Longest Drive, Raffles, Silent Auction, and Closest to the pin on select par 3’s. Proceeds benefit the Greater Susquehanna Valley YMCA. Must register by April 25th. For more information, call 1-800-732-0999.

 7:30am
9 Child Seat Safety Event: JCPenney parking lot, Susquehanna Valley Mall. A 40-hour car seat installation course will be offered. For more information, contact Angela Brouse 570-522-2959. 2-6pm
9 Spring Open House/Mother's Day: Celebrate Spring and Mother's Day! Rohrbach's Farm Market, Bakery & Gift Shop -- Rt 487, 2 miles S of Catawissa, PA 17820 Phone: 570-356-7654 9am
10 Fiesta de May, Connecting our cultures celebration: This event celebrating a mix of cultures will be held on Broadway and Bound streets in Milton. Some fun things going on are a Mariachi, Latino Bands, Conga Drumming, Vendors, food and entertainment all day. This event is all free and is sponsored in part by the PA partners on the Arts. For more information contact Flora Eyster at 570-742-7000 9-5pm
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Health and Safety Fair: Acorn Little League Field. Displays will be set up including:

Hit, Run, and Pitch contest by Smoke Cessation (Clinical Outcomes), Railroad Awareness by North Shore Railroad, Seatbelt Safety by Point Township Police and Sunbury Motors, Bicycle Safety & Fingerprinting by Northumberland Police, Healthy Foods by Weis Markets, Northumberland Fire Department, Sunbury's A Community Clinic.

Open to all children  of Northumberland & Sunbury. For more information, call 570-473-1290.

 10am-1pm
10 Relay for Life Golf Tournament: Indian Hills Golf Course, Paxinos. Registration is at 8am, Shotgun Start is at 9am. Format is four-person scramble. Sponsored by the Christ United Methodist Church. For more information, contact the Christ United Methodist Church in Northumberland. 8am
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CAR SHOW: Terry’s Moonbeams Relay Team will hold their 2nd Annual Car Show at the Arrowhead Restaurant, Rt 405 North of Milton.  For more info or to register, contact Joe Cawley at 568-6625 or joec1@dejazzd.com.

  
10 Relay for Life Teams Fundraiser: Standard-Journal will host a “FIESTA DE MAYO”.  Booths will be available, at no charge to Relay teams who want to do a fundraiser for the day.   
10 The Jewel of the West Branch Guided Recreational Kayak River Trip: The Jewel of the West Branch is an eight-mile paddle through a very scenic section of the Susquehanna Valley. After departing from Montoursville, the Jewel takes guests away from civilization and road noise. It is common to see migratory waterfowl, as well as remnants of eel weirs and the 19th century canal on this trip. $49 per person. Everything is included. (Discounts for groups of 16 or more; $12 discount for those using their own paddling gear.) Reservations are required. Canoe Susquehanna -- Lewisburg, PA 17837 Phone: 888-524-7692 2pm-6pm
10 Community Day: Local non-profit organizations provide information on their organizations. Columbia Mall -- 225 Columbia Mall Drive, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Phone: 570-387-4909 Mall Hours
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Relay for Life Team Casino Night: Team Mindy will be holding a CASINO NIGHT at the Turbot Hills Golf Course, Rt 405 North, Milton.  More information coming soon!

  
10 Eastern Cougar: Led by: Kerry Gyekis, Eastern Cougar Foundation. When Europeans arrived in North America, the mountain lion was one of the most widely distributed animals on the continent. By the late 1800s, trapping, hunting, deforestation, and devastation of white-tailed deer populations, mountain lions were wiped out of almost all of eastern United States. Even so, every year in Pennsylvania there are reported sightings of what people believe to be cougars. Biologists doubt their presence in the state. Join us to learn more about these elusive predators, their role in the environment, and the stories behind some cougar sightings. PPL Montour Preserve -- 700 Preserve Road, Danville, PA 17821 Phone: 570-437-3131 2-3pm
11 Ham Pot Pie Dinner: McClure Fire Station, located on West Specht Street,  is holding an all you can eat ham pot pie dinner including beverage and dessert. Pricing is as follows: Adults-$7, Children 6-12-$4.00, Children under 6-free. For more information contact Tammy Renninger at (717) 546-5697 11am-1pm
11 Canal History with Herman Jones: Mr Jones makes history come alive and offers a glimpse of how the local canal operation might have looked in the 1800's. The presentation is complete with his reproduction wooden canal lock and canal boat, both based on the old North Branch Canal which ran adjacent to the Susquehanna River through Bloomsburg and Danville in the 19th century. Meadows at Maria Joseph Manor -- 875 Montour Blvd (Rt 11), Danville, PA 17821 Phone: 570-275-0386 7pm
11 Mother's Day Buffet: Treat Mom to an All You Can Eat Buffet including Best Wings USA in your favorite sauces, Carved Ham, Turkey with Stuffing, Shrimp Alfredo, Full Soup and Salad Bar, traditional sides, delectable desserts, and MORE. Quaker Steak & Lube -- Exit 232, I-80, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Phone: 570-389-9464 11am-3pm
12 Putting Contest: Camp Mt. Luther holding a putting contest at the Susquehanna Country Club located Along Routes 11 & 15, Hummels Wharf. Lunch is from 11:30am-12:30pm and golf begins at 12:30 p.m. Snacks, drinks, and prizes will be available when each team finishes.  For more information call 570-922-1587 11:30-finished

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Look Good…Feel Better Program: Geisinger Medical Center, Knapper Clinic, Danville. Look Good… Feel Better is a program in which volunteer beauty professionals teach women with cancer how to deal with some of the side effects of cancer. From more information about this program and other services for cancer patients, call the American Cancer Society at 1-888-227-5445.

1:30-3:30pm
12 Swing for a Cure: Bucknell Golf Club, Lewisburg. Gifts prizes, and food. Cost is $100 per player. For registration and sponsorship information, contact Ed Barrett, at 656-4219. TBA
13 Spaghetti Super: Mostly Mutts is holding an all-you-can eat spaghetti dinner at the American Legion Post 44 on Route 11 in Northumberland. Tickets are $6 for adults and $3 for children under 12. Tickets can be pre-ordered by contacting Carol Lutz at (570) 672-8610. Tickets will also be available at the door on the day of the event. 5pm-7
13 Girls night out: Need  a fun way to celebrate Mom's day? Enjoy a Three Course British Style Tea and Fashion Show held at the Townside at the Savoy, 221 Front St, Northumberland. Cost is $13 per person. All proceeds will go to the Mary Kay Ash Charitable Foundation. Tickets available at the Kind Cafe, 16 N. Market St. in Selinsgrove, B. Moss at the Susquehanna Valley Mall or by calling Helen Walter at (570) 374-8992 6:30pm
13 Concert: Performance by the Catawissa Military Band at the Gazebo. Columbia Mall -- 225 Columbia Mall Drive, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Phone: 570-387-4909 7pm
14 Look Good…Feel Better Program: Sunbury Community Hospital, Sunbury. Look Good… Feel Better is a program in which volunteer beauty professionals teach women with cancer how to deal with some of the side effects of cancer. From more information about this program and other services for cancer patients, call the American Cancer Society at 1-888-227-5445. 1-3pm
14 CSAEYC Leadership Roundtable: Slifer Room, Country Cupboard Restaurant US Rte. 15 Lewisburg. Enjoy breakfast & networking. Guest speaker, Harriet Dichter. Deputy Secretary, Office of Child Development and Early Learning, Pennsylvania Depts. of Education & Public Welfare. CSAEYC (Central Susquehanna Association for the Education of Young Children)members attend free! For more information, email rrwilliams@stepcorp.org 8:30-10:30am
14 Look Good…Feel Better Program: Thyra M. Humphreys Center for Breast Health, Lewisburg.  Look Good… Feel Better is a program in which volunteer beauty professionals teach women with cancer how to deal with some of the side effects of cancer. From more information about this program and other services for cancer patients, call the American Cancer Society at 1-888-227-5445. 5:30-7:30pm
15 ArtWalk: More than 50 fine artists display original work in paint, clay, fiber, print, and photography at 20 Downtown businesses. Downtown Bloomsburg -- 238 Market Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Phone: 570-784-2522 4-9pm
16-18 Home Based Business Weekend: Get information on home based business opportunities. Or, if you already have a home-based business, here�s an opportunity to recruit, sell, or promote your products. Mall hours, throughout the mall Columbia Mall -- 225 Columbia Mall Drive, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Phone: 570-387-4909 Mall Hours
17-18 Spring Trail Ride: Sponsored by the Juniata Saddle Horse Association. The ride is at their club grounds halfway between McAllisterville and Oakland Mills on Rt. 35, watch for signs. There will also be a DJ Friday and Saturday night starting at 9pm. Outsiders are welcome to dance for $5. For more information, call Vicki Varner 717-543-6074.   
17 Carnival and Bake Sale: The Arbogast and Leininger's Churches of Mt. Pleasant Mills relay for life team is having a carnival and bake sale to help out the Children's Dime Walk. There will be great prizes for children and the event will be a fun day for all. For directions and more information call Bill and Lori Smith at 570-743-3436. 9-4pm
17 Spring Fling: The Milton YMCA will hold its annual Spring Fling starting with a 10am race at the corner of Broadway and Arch street in downtown Milton. You can run or walk this even so bring the whole family. The course a flat one mile run or walk through milton. Splits will be given at the half miles point. Entry fee is $9 for pre-registration and $10 for the day of the event. Check-in time from 8:30am-9:30. Free babysitting is available. After the race enjoy the silent auction which begins the day before the race and ends 3pm on the day of the race. Some of the items up for bid are a pit/garage pass and gradstand tickets for 4 to the pocono 500 in June, Joe Paterno autographed photoball and many more items. For more information call the Milton YMCA at (570) 742-7321 10am
17 Lets take a stand against Alzheimer's Disease: Nottingham Village in Northumberland is hosting the following events: A Chinese Auction from 10am-2pm (drawings begin at 2:30pm.) A 20 minute event in the Retirement Center Parking lot at noon which includes a five minute observance of silence to dramatically emphasize the need for increased awareness of the attention of the disease. Registration begins at 11:00am. For more information call Victoria Rosancrans at (570) 975-5951.  
17 Adopot-A-Thon: Volunteers from Mostly Mutts No-Kill Dog Shelter in Sunbury are planning an adopt-a-thon at Brookpark Pet Supply in Lewisburg. Dogs of all ages, sizes, and personalities will be there to greet all potential adopters. Local cat rescue groups will also be in attendance with a variety of kittens and adult cats available for adoption: There are many deserving animals waiting for a responsible forever home filled with love and attention. For more information call Tricia Derr at (570) 473-7486 11am-3pm
17 Breakfast: The Washingtonville Fire Company is having a breakfast! Eggs, Home fries, bacon, sausage, toast, pancakes and much more on the menu! Pricing is as follows: Adults-$6, Children (6-12)-$3, Children (5 & under)-FREE. For more information call (570) 437-2069 7am-11am
17 Memorial Ride: A memorial ride for Spc. Zachariah Long will be held Saturday starting at 1pm. The ride starts at the Susquehanna Motorcycle club in Milton. For more information call Mandy at (570) 490-3109 1pm
17 Chicken & Waffles: Trinity Lutheran Church Relay team will hold a Chicken and Waffle supper on Sat., May 17 from 4:30 – 7:00 in the Social Hall of Trinity.  We are located at 100 Mahoning Street.  Tickets are as follows:  Adults - $7.00, Children under 10 - $5.00, and 3 and under – Free.  Tickets will be available from any member or by calling Chuck and Joyce @ 742-7765 OR Carol @ 568-0157.  They will also be available at the door.  Please take a break from your busy Saturday schedules and treat yourself to homemade Chicken and Waffles, made and served by members of Trinity’s team!! 4:30-7pm
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Annual Spring Fling: Milton YMCA. The day starts off with a one-mile race, plus lots of other activites throughout the day. For more information, call 570-742-7321.

TBA
17 The Lewisburg Appetizer Guided Recreational Kayak River Trip: The Lewisburg Appetizer is a six-mile paddle past Lewisburg and Milton Boroughs, Bucknell University and the mouth of Buffalo Creek. Because we stop at a riverside eatery where you may purchase the refreshment of your choice, this is a perfect starter route for introducing yourself or your friends to the pleasures of river paddling. See this area from a new perspective while watching for riverside wildlife, improving your paddling skills, learning about local history and enjoying the companionship of other friendly paddlers! $39 per person. Everything is included. (Discounts for groups of 16 or more; $10 discount for those using their own paddling gear.) Reservations are required. Canoe Susquehanna -- Lewisburg, PA 17837 Phone: 888-524-7692 2-5pm
17 Milton YMCA Annual Spring Fling: Festivities begin with a One Mile Race. This event is also in need of sponsors, for more information, call 570-742-7321.  
17 Susquehanna Valley Preschool Fundraiser: 35th Anniversary "Celebrate the Valley" Fundraiser includes a 5K Run at 9am and Kids "Fun Run" at 11am. There will also be area restaurants present serving food, a rummage sale, plus kids games and activities. Registration is $15 in advance before April 21st and $20 after that date. You can also register the day of the event (starting at 7:30am). Participants will receive a free t-shirt while supplies last. To register in advance, call 570-374-2104 or email svpreschool@yahoo.com. 9am
17 Peacock Day: Meet and learn about live peacocks. Make peacock related crafts. Children's Museum -- 2 W 7th Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Phone: 570-389-9206 10am-4pm
17 Family Fishing Education Day: The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission and Columbia County Bassmasters Association, in conjunction with PPL and the Berwick Borough Community Policing Program are sponsoring a free Family Fishing Education Program for families in our area with children ages 8 � 15 (children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian). We�ll even provide the fishing equipment. The program will include a welcome and introduction, presentations on SMART fishing, regulations and licenses, equipment, knots, rigging and baiting, casting, equipment and boat displays and a family fishing session. We will be awarding prizes and taking photos of fish caught. Children do not need a fishing license for this event. More information can be found at the Fish and Boat Commission website at www.fish.state.pa.us. In addition, the Borough of Berwick will have their Community Policing Trailer, educational information and an appearance by McGruff, the Crime Dog. PPL will provide activities for children too young to participate (must be accompanied by a parent or guardian) and will have Riverlands and energy information and perimeter tours of the power plant available. Participation is limited, so registration is required for this event. Please call Mr. Mike Monico at 570-752-3223 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Registration deadline is Saturday, May 10. Event will be held rain or shine. PPL Susquehanna Riverlands -- 634 Salem Blvd, Berwick, PA 18603 Phone: 866-832-3312 8am-1pm
17 75 miles of Mon-Tour-ture Description: 75 miles on some of the toughest roads in Montour County will put the hurt�in on even the most experienced riders. Bring a strong will and your best legs to this race; it isn�t for the faint of heart. Look at both the elevation chart and the course map on our web page for the full picture. THIS IS A ROAD RIDE THAT WILL CHALLENGE YOU! River Town Race Series -- Danville Soccer Park, Market Street, Danville PA 17821 Phone: 570-271-1055 7am
18 All-you-can eat breakfast buffet: The Pottsville Fire Hall along Rt. 642 between Milton and Danville is having an all-you-can eat breakfast buffet. Some of the menu items include eggs, home fries, sausage, bacon, scrapple, pancakes, and much more. Pricing is as follows: $6.50 for adults, $3 for children. This event is held every 3rd Sunday of every month at the Pottsville Fire Co. For more information call Carol Reynolds at 570-742-7069 7am-11am
18 Basket Bingo: Kratzerville Relay for Life is having a basket bingo at the St. Matthews Recration Hall in Shamokin Dam. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door. Doors open at 2pm and the game begins at 3pm. For more information or purchase your advanced tickets call (570) 374-1700 2pm
18 Using Map & Compass: Dr. David Eyster, an expert in wilderness survival skills, will show you how to figure out where you are, where you�re going and how to get there using a compass and a topograhic map. This fascinating program is a must for anyone who enjoys spending time in the great outdoors. Maps and compasses will be provided for program attendees to use, so the number of participants is limited. Registration is required for this program. To register or to get more information, call the Riverlands at 866-832-3312. PPL Susquehanna Riverlands -- 634 Salem Blvd, Berwick, PA 18603 Phone: 866-832-3312 2pm-3:30pm
18 Basket Bing & Vera Bradley: The washingtonville Fire Co. is holding a Basket/Vera Bradley bingo. Doors open at 1:30pm and the game begins at 3pm. Pricing is as follows: $20 for 20 games and specials are included. Food will be available. For more information on the event call 570-437-2069 or 570-437-3885 3pm
18 Buffalo Valley Singers Concert: St. John's United Church of Christ, Lewisburg. Suggested donations are $5 at the door. Proceeds benefit the Blue Butterfly Fund. For more information, contact Judy Patton 966-4770. 3pm
19 Merel H. Phillips Charity Classic Golf Tournament: Susquehanna Valley Country Club, Hummel's Wharf. Format is a 4-person scramble. Cost is $750 per team, and proceeds benefit Marine Toys for Tots. For more information, call Bob Scullin at 570-286-4519 or Rachael Rice at 570-863-8987. TBA
19 Ronald McDonald House Golf Tournament: Frosty Valley Country Club, Danville. Includes 18 holes of golf with cart, an all-you-can-eat picnic lunch and dinner buffet. Awards ceremony following tournament. $25,000 Hole-in-One Prize provided by Coca-Cola. Contests include longest drive, straightest drive, closest to pin, and flight prizes for ladies foursomes. For more information, contact Andy Schmid 570-784-2305 or Ann Blugis 570-271-7937. 11:30am
21 Pitch, Hit, and Run Competition: Middleburg Little League Field. Competitions in accurate pitching, distance hitting, and speed running for all youth ages 14 and under. Winners or events will win prizes and have a chance to move on to regional and national competitions. Participants will also learn about the dangers of tobacco use. This event is sponsored by Clinical Outcomes Group, Inc. and the Snyder County Little League. For more information contact Megan Will at 570-473-1290. 9am-12noon
22 Milton Relay For Life Committee Meeting at 6:30 PM followed at 7:00 with Captain’s Meeting at Trinity Lutheran Church, Milton, PA  
24 Car wash: A benefit car wash for Shikellamy High School Junior Colton Reed will be held at the Surplus Outlet on Rt. 11 outside Northumberland. Colton suffered multiple injuries in a motocross accident. Please help Colton and his family on the road to recovery. Any donation is greatly appreciated! For more information contact Justin at 570 490 2789. 10am-2pm
24 The McKees Adventure Guided Recreational Kayak River Trip: The McKees Adventure is a five-mile kayak trip past many islands on the mainstem of the Susquehanna. You will have time to become comfortable in a kayak after four miles of moving flat water and will be ready for the culmination of the trip: splashing through McKees Half Falls. McKees is a pair of ledges in the river that cause the water to move swiftly and form waves. $49 per person. Everything is included. (Discounts for groups of 16 or more; $12 discount for those using their own paddling gear.) Reservations are required. Canoe Susquehanna -- Lewisburg, PA 17837 Phone: 888-524-7692 2-6pm
26 Fire in His Fiddle: Pennsylvania musician Jay Smar promises to delight us once again with a �fire in his fiddle� that will �spread to your heart.� Smar brings the same hand-clappin�, foot-stompin� music, and entertaining vocals, guitar, fiddle and harmonica that have delighted audiences for over a decade. Smar will offer us a great selection of old-time tunes, music from Pennsylvania coal mines and original selections. He brings something new each year, but whatever songs they are, from folk to bluegrass, children�s songs to original compositions they will warm your heart and are guaranteed to leave you wanting more. PPL Montour Preserve -- 700 Preserve Road, Danville, PA 17821 Phone: 570-437-3131 2-3:30pm
28 Internet Safety Workshop: The U.S. Attorney General's office presents the Internet Safety Workshop at the Shikellamy High School Auditorium. Learn to be safe while surfing the net. 6pm-7pm
28-June 1 Three Days of Rain: By Richard Greenberg. The 2008 Intern Project. For more information, please visit the website. Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble -- 226 Center Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Phone: 570-784-8181 or 800-282-0283 Wed-Sat 7:30pm; Sun 3pm
29 Berwick Summer Concerts: This concert features the Berwick High School Jazz Ensemble. Berwick City Hall -- 344 Market Street, Berwick, PA 18603 Phone: 570-752-2723 7pm
31 Community Health and Safety Awareness Event: The Red Cross, Bikers Against Child Abuse, K-9 Search and Rescue, Home Care Products, American Cancer Society, local fire depts. and police depts. will be at the Lewisburg Wal*Mart to create awareness of signs and symptoms of certain health problems, alternative choices for health care, and create awareness of safety issues to help build a healthier and more safe community.  Rain date will be June 7 at 11am-3pm. Complete details for the event can be picked up at the Lewisburg Wal*Mart. For more information concat Kaylin Sanders at 570-522-8224 11am-3pm
31 5K Walk & Run: Geisinger Campus. Geisinger Medical Center -- 100 N Academy Avenue, Danville, PA 17821 Phone: 570-271-6188  
31- June 1 Quaker steak & Lube Bike-A-Thon: A HUGE Bike � Nite� sponsored by Quaker Steak and Lube, Econo Lodge, Holiday Inn Express, and Perkins to benefit the Children�s Miracle Network. Vendors, Games, Live Bands, Great Food, and Plenty of Bikes! Quaker Steak & Lube -- Exit 232, I-80, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Phone: 570-416-0312 May 31, 5-10pm & June 1, 11am-7pm
31 River Towns Race Series Marathon: 2008 is the first year for this marathon and it will be an historic occasion. The route of this run incorporates two towns, some rolling Pennsylvania countryside, a covered bridge, a canal tow-path and almost 10 miles of scenic Susquehanna riverside running. The Marathon is just one running race of many scheduled for this week-long celebration of running. There is also a half-marathon and a 5K scheduled for the same day. Which ever you choose, be prepared for great sites, sounds, people and fun! River Towns Race Series -- Columbia & Montour Counties 8am

JUNE 2008
June thru August Concerts in the Park: Enjoy a variety of music at area Community Parks: Tuesdays 7pm at Millville Park - 458-5357 Wednesdays 7pm at Bloomsburg Town Park - 784-7703 Thursdays 7pm at Berwick City Hall - 752-2723  
June thru October Downtown Bloomsburg Farmers Market: Market is held Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Fresh vegetables, fruit, baked goods, jellies, etc. Downtown Bloomsburg -- Market Square, Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Phone: 570-784-2522 7am-1pm
 

Milton Relay for Life Donations: Donate your used cell phones and inkjet cartridges.  Your donation will help protect the environment and earn money for our Relay. Your unwanted cell phones and inkjet cartridges will be recycled in accordance with EPA regulations or refurbished and sold. Drop off your used cell phone and/or inkjet cartridges at the Coup Agency, 49 Broadway, Milton, PA; Danville Auto Auction, 2719 Bloom Rd., Danville, WorkForce, 112 S. Front St. Milton, ACS office 57 Reitz Blvd. Lewisburg, Kramm Healthcare, 743 Mahoning, Milton or call 916-6559 for pickup.

  
1 Miracle Fest 2008:  The Knapper Clinic at the Geisinger Medical Center will being holding its annual Miracle Fest healthy fair. Some of the activies going on throught out the day include car seat checks, car-seat bounty, ATV safety, Firetruck and fire safety, Water safety, Farm safety, poison prevention and much more. Face painting, scavenger hunts, and a visit from Tender Paws pet-therapy dogs will be there for the kiddies! Live entertainment, food, and a chine auction (drawing at 3:30pm) will also be held. All activities are free! For more information call Children's Miracle Network at 570 271 6188 or visit http://www.geisinger.org/cmn 10am-4pm
1 The Lewisburg Appetizer Guided Recreational Kayak River Trip: The Lewisburg Appetizer is a six-mile paddle past Lewisburg and Milton Boroughs, Bucknell University and the mouth of Buffalo Creek. Because we stop at a riverside eatery where you may purchase the refreshment of your choice, this is a perfect starter route for introducing yourself or your friends to the pleasures of river paddling. See this area from a new perspective while watching for riverside wildlife, improving your paddling skills, learning about local history and enjoying the companionship of other friendly paddlers! $39 per person. Everything is included. (Discounts for groups of 16 or more; $10 discount for those using their own paddling gear.) Reservations are required. Canoe Susquehanna -- Lewisburg, PA 17837 Phone: 888-524-7692 1pm-4pm
1 Annual Children's Free Fishing Derby: Derby is held near Mill Race Golf Course in Benton. Children ages 5 to 12 welcome. Derby is free, but donations are welcome. Fishingcreek Sportsmen's Association -- Benton, PA 17814 Phone: 570-925-6001 1pm
1 Motorcycle Miracle Tour: A day of activities with the Geisinger motorcycle tour and Celebrity Auction on the Geisinger Campus. Geisinger Medical Center -- 100 N Academy Avenue, Danville, PA 17821 Phone: 570-271-6188