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SM SM 14 15 We find beauty as well as trash at illegal dump sites. Above A Spicebush Swallowtail takes nectar from a Turks- Cap Lily at the Boyd Big Tree Conservation Area. Front Cover The Swallowtail butterfly, alighting on Joe Pye Weed, was spotted in Allegheny Township, Westmoreland County.

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We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals, businesses, agencies, foundations, and organizations that Tilling supported the work of PA CleanWays, Inc., from October, The Soil Tilling The Soil ...... 3 2002, through September, 2004. Message From The Board PA CLEANWAYS Grants/Sponsors Elliott Federal Credit Union Heather McKean Sally Statler PA CleanWays, Inc., Staff

CTC Foundation Jim Endness, Jr. Karen McCalpin St. Clair Township Supervisors Seeds PA Department of Conservation for Hosea Evans McNeil Consumer & Specialty Strickler’s Ice SM Change and Natural Resources Fink & Stackhouse Pharmaceutical Subway PA Department of Environmental George & Mollie Finney Family Vicky Michaels Super Fresh Protection Fox’s Grove Marina Environmental Fund of Pennsylvania Mifflin County SWA Thompsontown Corner Deli Tribune-Review Joe Giglio Milky Way Farms Tinicum Township National Tree Trust John Goettlicher Mill Run Cabinet Shop Tire Dealers’ Assoc. of Western PA Planting Planting Ideas ...... 4-5 John K. Goodwin Tom Miller Judith A. Treskovich Ideas Donors Bert Graham Monterey Refuse Service, Inc. John Tressler Rentals & Storage Cultivating Healthy Minds ABC Trophies Bensen Greene Al Moran Darrell L. Ulsh Roots of a Healthy Environment American Ref-Fuel, Delaware Valley Bonnie Griffith Mt. Holly Springs Beer & Soda Uni-Marts, Inc.

Archbald Boro Groundwater Services Raymond & Diana Murray Unipaper Seeds Growing Our Education Program International for Don Beaver Nemacolin Woodlands United / Anco Services, Inc. Change A Green Thumbs Up Beecher’s Auto Salvage, Inc. Halls Market Number One Tent Rentals USCG Auxiliary Jim & Kathleen Bendel Harmon Recycling & Hauling Mitch Olszak Valley National Gases, Inc. Jane Biesinger Harner’s Bakery Owens and Minor WalMart Black Moshannon Country Store Hartman’s Service Center PA Association of Township Walter’s Tire Service Herr’s Supervisors Waste Management, Inc. Beautifying Pennsylvania ...... 6-9 June Bowden Beautifying Jody Bowers Darwin & Diane Hollinger PA CleanWays of Bedford County Waste Management of Pennsylvania Regional Highlights Bridgestone/Firestone Connie Iddings PA CleanWays of Greene County Delaware Valley Muriel Bronakoski IESI Blue Ridge Landfill PA CleanWays of McKean County WAWA Field Workers Busch Systems Italian Taxi Park’s Garbage Service, Inc. Wayne Township Landfill Cleanups Mary and Kert Ivie Jim Parsons Jess Weaver Cambria County SWA Seeds Becky Izzo for Harvesting Trash Carlisle Beverage Ann Paules Bernard Wentz Change Carlisle Farmer’s Market Jackson Graphics Terri Pefley Family West End Boat Club Adoptions Sandy Carlson Mark Jackson PENNDOT West Nottingham Township Bryon Carnahan Beverly Jones Pam Pershing Wharton Township Beautification Cayman Landing John Glenn Sanitation, Inc. Pine Grove Landfill J.C. Whetzel Jr. Family Trash Harvest Cedar Hill Bed and Breakfast Juniata Township Supervisors Pizza Hut Susan & Timothy Williams Henry & Mary Puchalsky Emory & Barbara Wilson Stewarding Centre County SWA Juniata Township Resources Chem-Handling Specialists LLC Thomas & Carla Kalb Reclamere Woodland Zoo Stewarding Resources ...... 10-11 Chester County Health Angie Keating Tom Reinhard Family Worm World Department Keystone Sanitary Landfill, Inc. Cynthia Rogers Brett Yasko Auditor’s Report Chrin Brothers Inc. William & Connie Kisner Family Rollock, Inc. Gladys Yengst Seeds Financial Statements Clearfield County Recycling John Kostuch Donna Rosser Lester Young for Change Drop-off Site Kuhar Visual Communications Barb Rupert Don Zimmerman Clearfield County SWA Landis, Inc. Barry Sechrist Jerry Zona Clinton County SWA Latrobe Area Hospital Sandy Run Landfill, Inc. Alyce Zura Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Laurel Highlands Landfill, Inc. Schuylkill Keep It Pretty Confluence Borough Leonard Laurich Serratore’s Cumberland County SWA Lavern & Gwynne Lenze Shade Landfill, Inc. We would welcome your Cultivating Sharon’s Pizza Palace support of PA CleanWays, Partnerships Cultivating Partnerships ...... 12 D&M Grove Sanitation Inc. Liberty Forge Golf Course, Inc. PA CleanWays, Inc. Deer Lodge Loop Sportsmen Assn, Inc. Sheetz Inc. Please send your 105 W. Fourth Street Grants/Sponsors Delaware Bay & River Lower Turkeyfoot Township Sicilia Restaurant donation to: Cooperative Loyalhanna Fishing Post Sister’s Cafe PA CleanWays, Inc. Greensburg, PA 15601-2981 Donors South Greensburg Printing Co. Seeds Kate Dewey Edward and Peggy Lucas 105 W. Fourth Street (724) 836-4121 for South Middleton Township Change Domiano Car Sales Main St. Deli & Meat Shop Greensburg, PA www.pacleanways.org Spruce Creek Bed and Breakfast Dominion Peoples Marshall House Bed & Breakfast 15601-2981 Eagle Towing & Recovery Matlack Tree Service Spruce Creek Tavern

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SM SM 12 1 Trash, by its nature, is a man-made phenomenon.

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A Message From the Board No matter how long I am associated with PA CleanWays, Inc., I will never stop being amazed by what a few concerned citizens can do when combined with PA CleanWays’ technical assistance. From October 2002 through September 2004, nearly 5,600 volunteers, community partners, and PA CleanWays staff removed 40,156 tires and properly disposed of a staggering 2,673 tons of trash and scrap metal that was spoiling our greenways, waterways, forests, and roadways during 514 cleanups. Over 22,000 hours of volunteer time were donated. An additional 760 volunteers collected Board of Directors: nearly 15,700 tires through our Fugitive Tire Program. Brenda Barth All across Pennsylvania, PA CleanWays staff continue to empower community Jim Bendel members to clean up and monitor thousands of illegal dump sites. And, we are Gale Campbell committed to ensuring reductions in the waste stream beyond the clean up efforts. Pat Chapaitis Our innovative educational programs are designed to change beliefs and behaviors Bert Graham Doug Hauser to encourage recycling and prevent littering and illegal dumping. Joe Giglio I am proud to present our 2003-2004 Annual Report and ask that you, too, Bonnie Griffith become a part of the PA CleanWays’ mission to make the Commonwealth a cleaner Amy Jo Labi-Carando and greener place in which to live. Pam Pershing Maryann Singley Mark Von Lunen Doug Hauser, Chairperson Workers at PA CleanWays, Inc.

Left to Right, Left to Right, Front Row: Front Row: Debbie Patz Connie Williams Karen McCalpin Josie Gaskey Becky Bellows Back Row: Back Row: Cindy Daugherty Stephanie Larson Jerry Zona Karen Fritz Sue Snyder Becky Izzo Barb Smerkar Shannon Hughes Heidi Pedicone

Not Pictured: Left to Right: Sue Horning Cariann Mencer Meg Schenkman Sandy Carlson Kelly Sofaly Sharon Bungard Shawn Wigle Karen Hohman

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e recognize that children Tell them, they forget. possess the perfect Show them, they’ll remember. W growing conditions for Involve them, they’ll understand. learning new habits and attitudes that improve their world…and kids have a way of nurturing change in others. Twice a year, our Kids for Cleaner Ways newsletter shares real-life examples of kids across the state who are making positive changes and educating others in their schools and communities. In addition, our Kid’s Website contains many fun and interactive puzzles, games, and crafts.

The third book in our Open Your Eyes to Litter series, Think Before You Toss, focuses on learning what happens to the things we throw away and helping kids discover other options. The free series of booklets, Roots of a Healthy available in both English and Spanish, Environment were distributed to schools and groups throughout the state. A CleanWays’ core programs oped teach- Our “Kids Make a Difference” Book center around littering and ing and learning Covers were designed with an Pillegal dumping prevention, materials, for young and old alike, environmental bulletin board theme education, adoptions, beautification, which show how litter and illegal and featured pictures and articles of and proper disposal. PA CleanWays dumping affect the world in which kids making a difference. Nearly believes that by teaching by example, we live. We provide alternatives to 50,000 were delivered to Pennsylvania we can help change attitudes and harmful practices and promote the schools for the 2004 school year. practices. PA CleanWays has devel- stewardship of our lands.

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Growing Our Education Program ust as weeding and watering are technical assistance, and the on- essential to a healthy garden, going collaboration needed to A Green Thumbs Up PA CleanWays believes that successfully integrate some or all of J n 2003, PACW announced the education is the key to a cleaner our materials into their curriculum. Sue Wiseman Scholarship tomorrow. Our education materials PA CleanWays, Inc., will begin Program in honor of the founder provide the perfect nutrients providing workshops for teachers I of PA CleanWays. The annual $1,000 needed to stimulate growth, in Summer, 2005. curiosity, and awareness of scholarship honors Pennsylvania environmental issues. PACW staff, chapters and volun- youth who have demonstrated teers have also been actively outstanding commitment and All materials are created in-house teaching about the impact that dedication to the environment. All and address the PA Department of littering and illegal dumping have on projects submitted are initiated and Education’s Academic Standards. We our environment. Public presenta- carried out by the applicant and are especially proud of having been tions were made at conferences, address issues of littering, illegal granted Act 48 Approved Provider conventions, and public meetings dumping, recycling, proper disposal, Status. This status allows us to throughout the state, including the beautification, or education. provide teachers with Governor’s Institute of Excellence. The Litter Hawk Youth Awards, training, Our message touched thousands of introduced in 2003, present materials, individuals and groups across the opportunites for in-state youth, Commonwealth. ages 13 and under, to express their concerns about trash and litter through art, language and community projects. Highly successful, the Litter Hawk Youth Award program gives kids a chance to receive prizes for their work and grow their creative ideas for positive environmental change. A teen component is underway for Spring, 2005.

EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS

# Public Presentations ...... 556

“We have not inherited the # School Presentations ...... 291 earth from our parents; we have borrowed it from our children.” # Volunteers ...... 440 L. Brown, 1981 # Volunteer Hours ...... 3,844

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An isolated and popular site for illegal trash. The contractor worked for 5 days dumping in Clinton County was in the to remove 243 tons of trash, more than process of reclamation by DEP Bureau of 7 tons of scrap metal, and 830 tires. Abandoned Mines. It contained hundreds Sacks were filled with trash and removed of tires, mounds of shingles, dozens of by crane. DEP Bureau of Abandoned vehicle parts, large amounts of construc- Mines will continue the reclamation tion debris, as well as daily household project in the next few years.

PA CleanWays, Inc., held several Greenways cleanups throughout the state, in partnership with the Depart- ment of Conservation and Natural Resources and the Pennsylvania The Jefferson County chapter of PA Greenways Program. One such cleanup CleanWays is helping communities work was in Carbondale, Lackawanna County. towards adopting the entire 12 miles of The site is an extension of the the Mahoning Shadow Trail; a portion of Carbondale Heritage Gateway and the trail in Punxsutawney has already Racket Brook Greenway. Over four tons been adopted. Brookville Historic of trash were removed. The existing District, totaling 90 acres, was also pathway was improved for development adopted in Jefferson County. into a bike trail that follows the Lackawanna River and which will become a part of the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail. PA CLEANWAYS

The Allegheny County chapter of PA Through DCNR’s Forest Lands Beautifica- CleanWays, in cooperation with the Three tion Program, PA CleanWays held a series Rivers Rowing Association, initiated a of cleanups on Little Tinicum Island, program to create awareness of illegal located in the Delaware River just south dumping and littering of riverbanks PA CleanWays, Inc., was pleased to take of Philadelphia. The island is home to 17 among Pittsburgh’s young professionals part in the National Tree Trust’s ten rare species of wetland birds, as well as through the “Tireless Fridays” project. millionth tree planting milestone cer- many reptiles and amphibians. Volun- The project offered five after-work emony in Harrisburg. Trees were planted teers were taken by boat over to the volunteer cleanup opportunities within or simultaneously in every state and PA island where they spent several hours near the city’s center. CleanWays was invited for having bagging trash to be loaded back on the planted nearly 20,000 trees across boats and taken to a waiting dumpster Pennsylvania since 1993. on shore.

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PA CleanWays Chapters Allegheny County Beaver County Field Workers Bedford County Blair County We can all learn from the examples Butler County ou probably know places Cambria County where trash chokes roads, of individual citizens who see the Clinton County clogs streams, and defaces opportunities in such challenges and Elk County Y Fayette County forests. But you may not be as familiar go out of their way to get other Greene County with the legions of PA CleanWays people interested and involved in Huntingdon County Indiana County volunteers, working to clean those improving our environment. Jefferson County roads, streams, and forests. They give Lawrence County McKean County freely of their time, energy, and fi- Mifflin County nancial support to remove trash, to Somerset County Venango County educate people about how to dispose Westmoreland County of trash properly, and to help keep Pre-Chapter Associations Pennsylvania clean. Cumberland County Mercer County Northumberland County PA CleanWays Communities Plymouth Township Forest Lands Beautification Program Archbald Pothole State Park Bald Eagle State Forest Beltzville State Park Bendigo State Park Benjamin Rush State Park Black Moshannon State Park Harvesting Trash Buchanan State Forest Chapman State Park Codorus State Park hen PA CleanWays began Cook Forest State Park working to eliminate ille- Cowan’s Gap State Park gal dumping and littering Delaware Canal State Park W Delaware State Forest in 1990, no one could have anticipated Elk State Forest how many tons of trash would be Evansburg State Park Cleanups Forbes State Forest removed from our roads, forests, Gallitzin State Forest ith the help and support trails and greenways by hard-working, Jacobsburg State Park Laurel Ridge State Park of its chapters, affiliates dedicated volunteers, donating their Lehigh Gorge State Park and volunteers, PA Clean- time and resources to clean up Michaux State Forest W Moshannon State Forest Ways, Inc., has continued to make Pennsylvania. Mt. Pisgah State Park Pennsylvania a cleaner place to live. Nescopeck State Park Since October 2002, over 160 ille- Neshaminy State Park Nockamixon State Park gal dump cleanups and 353 litter Ohiopyle State Park cleanups have removed approxi- Prince Gallitzin State Park Promised Land State Park mately 2,600 tons of trash and over Raccoon Creek State Park 40,000 tires from across the state. Rothrock State Forest Shikellamy State Park In the past two years, over 5,600 Sproul State Forest volunteers have donated more than Susquehannock State Forest Swatara State Park 22,000 hours to our mission of Tiadaghton State Forest fighting illegal dumping and littering. Tioga State Forest Tuscarora State Forest We could not have made such an Valley Forge State Forest impact on the environment without Weiser State Forest their energy and enthusiasm.

8 Adoptions The Trash Harvest he PA CleanWays, Inc., ex- A CleanWays represents the panded Adoption Program collective strength of many Thas provided opportunities Pgroups and individuals, tackling to adopt local areas (such as roads, a waste problem that might other- waterways, trails, and greenways) and wise seem overwhelming. other public spaces (such as school The numbers below represent clean- grounds, neighborhoods, and parks) ups and events that took place from across Pennsylvania. October ‘02 through September ‘04. Since 1990, nearly 400 miles have been adopted and “cultivated.” The program has proven to be an effec- CLEANUPS & TRASH REMOVED tive way to address persistent dump- FROM PUBLIC & PRIVATE LANDS ing and chronic littering, as well as # Cleanups ...... 514 keeping cleaned areas trash-free. Tons of Trash Properly Disposed ...... 2,293 Tons of Scrap Metal Recycled ...... 379 # Tires Removed ...... 40,156 # Volunteers ...... 5,661 # Hours Donated...... 22,075

PA CLEANWAYS ADOPTIONS 60 Roads 8 Park/Pathways/Trails 5 Waterways

FUGITIVE TIRE PROGRAM # Youth Groups ...... 60 Beautification # Volunteers ...... 760 # Hours Donated ...... 5,076 hrough 15 years at work in # Tires Collected ...... 15,647 Pennsylvania, PA CleanWays Thas found that a clean, beau- EVENTS FOR tiful area is less likely to be trashed. Pennsylvania. The trees have helped HARD-TO-RECYCLE ITEMS Since 1993, PA CleanWays, Inc., has to restore the natural beauty to # of Events ...... 95 operated a tree bank that provides adopted areas, illegal dump sites, and # Tires Recycled ...... 66,327 seedlings to its chapters for plant- other public spaces throughout the # Vehicle Batteries ...... 1,302 ing on public lands. Our Beautifica- Commonwealth. # Christmas Trees ...... 4,118 tion Program receives the trees and In recognition for planting nearly # Freon Appliances ...... 3,822 potting supplies from the National 20,000 trees in Pennsylvania since # Other Appliances ...... 2,624 Tree Trust and other sources. the program’s inception, PA Tons Phone Books ...... 4,785 Over the past two years, more than CleanWays, Inc., was invited to par- Tons Household Hazardous Waste ...... 57 870 volunteers have spent nearly ticipate in the National Tree Trust’s Tons Scrap Metal ...... 370 3,800 hours potting, nurturing, and 10-millionth tree planting ceremony Tons Electronics ...... 111 planting over 7,000 trees native to in Harrisburg.

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10 2004 2003 PA CleanWays, Inc. ASSETS STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION as of September 30, 2004 and 2003 Current Assets Cash $ 89,428 $244,173 Accounts Receivable 559,059 726,295 Prepaid 17,053 22,380 665,540 992,848 Fixed Assets Assets At Cost 112,544 94,533 Less: Accumulated Depreciation 96,334 83,271 16,210 11,262 $681,750 $1,004,110 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities Accounts Payable $ 72,150 $131,135 Deferred Revenue 0 286,725 72,150 417,860 Net Assets Unrestricted 552,121 561,873 Temporarily Restricted 57,479 24,377 609,600 586,250 $681,750 1,004,110

PA CleanWays, Inc. Unrestricted Net Assets STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Support for the Fiscal Years Ended Program Grants $ 45,000 $ 2,500 September 30, 2004 and 2003 Contributions 4,021 8,921 Membership Fees 45 200 Project Income 1,356,756 1,325,860 Interest Income 4,936 3,828 Net From Sale of Inventory 892 280 In-Kind Contributions 35,092 42,161 Other Income 21,953 33,013 1,468,695 1,416,763 Transfer (To) From Temp. Restricted Assets (42,035) 22,981 1,426,660 1,439,744 Expenditures Program Costs 1,296,360 1,284,598 Management & General Expenses 147,298 141,046 Fund Raising Expenses 10,765 9,615 1,454,423 1,435,259 Change In Unrestricted Net Assets (27,763) 4,485 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets Transfers (To) From Unrestricted Assets 42,035 (22,981) Net Current Increases (8,933) 0 Change In Temporarily Restricted Net Assets 33,102 (22,981)

Increase In Net Assets 5,339 (18,496) Net Assets - Beginning Balance 586,250 604,746 Fixed Asset Capitalization 18,011 0 Net Assets - Ending Balance $ 609,600 $ 586,250

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Seeds for Donations made to PA CleanWays chapters are acknowledged in each chapter’s Annual Report. Change

We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals, businesses, agencies, foundations, and organizations that supported the work of PA CleanWays, Inc., from October, 2002, through September, 2004.

Grants/Sponsors Elliott Federal Credit Union Heather McKean Sally Statler CTC Foundation Jim Endness, Jr. Karen McCalpin St. Clair Township Supervisors PA Department of Conservation Hosea Evans McNeil Consumer & Specialty Strickler’s Ice and Natural Resources Fink & Stackhouse Pharmaceutical Subway PA Department of Environmental George & Mollie Finney Family Vicky Michaels Super Fresh Protection Fox’s Grove Marina Environmental Fund of Pennsylvania Mifflin County SWA Thompsontown Corner Deli Tribune-Review Joe Giglio Milky Way Farms Tinicum Township National Tree Trust John Goettlicher Mill Run Cabinet Shop Tire Dealers’ Assoc. of Western PA John K. Goodwin Tom Miller Judith A. Treskovich Donors Bert Graham Monterey Refuse Service, Inc. John Tressler Rentals & Storage ABC Trophies Bensen Greene Al Moran Darrell L. Ulsh American Ref-Fuel, Delaware Valley Bonnie Griffith Mt. Holly Springs Beer & Soda Uni-Marts, Inc. Archbald Boro Groundwater Services Raymond & Diana Murray Unipaper Don Beaver International Nemacolin Woodlands United / Anco Services, Inc. Beecher’s Auto Salvage, Inc. Halls Market Number One Tent Rentals USCG Auxiliary Jim & Kathleen Bendel Harmon Recycling & Hauling Mitch Olszak Valley National Gases, Inc. Jane Biesinger Harner’s Bakery Owens and Minor WalMart Black Moshannon Country Store Hartman’s Service Center PA Association of Township Walter’s Tire Service June Bowden Herr’s Supervisors Waste Management, Inc. Jody Bowers Darwin & Diane Hollinger PA CleanWays of Bedford County Waste Management of Bridgestone/Firestone Connie Iddings PA CleanWays of Greene County Delaware Valley Muriel Bronakoski IESI Blue Ridge Landfill PA CleanWays of McKean County WAWA Busch Systems Italian Taxi Park’s Garbage Service, Inc. Wayne Township Landfill Cambria County SWA Mary and Kert Ivie Jim Parsons Jess Weaver Carlisle Beverage Becky Izzo Ann Paules Bernard Wentz Carlisle Farmer’s Market Jackson Graphics Terri Pefley Family West End Boat Club Sandy Carlson Mark Jackson PENNDOT West Nottingham Township Bryon Carnahan Beverly Jones Pam Pershing Wharton Township Cayman Landing John Glenn Sanitation, Inc. Pine Grove Landfill J.C. Whetzel Jr. Family Cedar Hill Bed and Breakfast Juniata Township Supervisors Pizza Hut Susan & Timothy Williams Centre County SWA Juniata Township Henry & Mary Puchalsky Emory & Barbara Wilson Chem-Handling Specialists LLC Thomas & Carla Kalb Reclamere Woodland Zoo Chester County Health Angie Keating Tom Reinhard Family Worm World Department Keystone Sanitary Landfill, Inc. Cynthia Rogers Brett Yasko Chrin Brothers Inc. William & Connie Kisner Family Rollock, Inc. Gladys Yengst Clearfield County Recycling John Kostuch Donna Rosser Lester Young Drop-off Site Kuhar Visual Communications Barb Rupert Don Zimmerman Clearfield County SWA Landis, Inc. Barry Sechrist Jerry Zona Clinton County SWA Latrobe Area Hospital Sandy Run Landfill, Inc. Alyce Zura Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Laurel Highlands Landfill, Inc. Schuylkill Keep It Pretty Confluence Borough Leonard Laurich Serratore’s Cumberland County SWA Lavern & Gwynne Lenze Shade Landfill, Inc. We would welcome your D&M Grove Sanitation Inc. Liberty Forge Golf Course, Inc. Sharon’s Pizza Palace support of PA CleanWays, Deer Lodge Loop Sportsmen Assn, Inc. Sheetz Inc. Please send your Delaware Bay & River Lower Turkeyfoot Township Sicilia Restaurant donation to: Cooperative Loyalhanna Fishing Post Sister’s Cafe PA CleanWays, Inc. Kate Dewey Edward and Peggy Lucas South Greensburg Printing Co. 105 W. Fourth Street Domiano Car Sales Main St. Deli & Meat Shop South Middleton Township Greensburg, PA Spruce Creek Bed and Breakfast Dominion Peoples Marshall House Bed & Breakfast 15601-2981 Eagle Towing & Recovery Matlack Tree Service Spruce Creek Tavern

12 Above This toad was found inside a glass jar, atop a pile of roofing shingles. Back Cover Black Eyed Susans grow profusely beside an illegal dump site.

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