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‘Aqua’ show at career and arts center
SHAMOKIN — The Northumberland County Council for the Arts and Humanities will host a thematic invitational art exhibition titled “Aqua” at the Northumberland County Career and Arts Center Fine Art Gallery. The exhibit will feature 32 works of 13 regional artists’ renderings of water in various forms, with a variety of interpretations and mediums.
The exhibition starts Friday with an opening reception from 6 to 8:30 p.m. and runs until Nov. 14. The reception is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.
The gallery is located on the bottom floor of the county career and arts center at Eighth and Arch streets. Regular gallery hours are Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Friday 6 a.m. to 4p.m.
SAT tests at Shamokin Area Middle-High
COAL TOWNSHIP — The SAT reasoning and the SAT subject tests will be administered to pre-registered candidates on Saturday. Check-in and room assignment will begin at 7:30 a.m. in the auditorium lobby for individuals who bring all required admissions documents and materials.
All candidates must present photo/signature identification or an official letter of identification on school letterhead signed by either the school’s principal or counselor. Students should consult their registration bulletin or www.collegeboard.com for additional information regarding test-day procedures.
The doors to the test center will close at 8 a.m. Candidates are reminded to park their vehicles in either of the side parking lots. Travel arrangements should be confirmed prior to the test date. Candidates are reminded that refreshments and cell phones are not permitted in the test center.
Deer program to be held Saturday
WASHINGTONVILLE — What animal embodies the wildlife of Pennsylvania better than white-tailed deer? Whether you are a hunter, photographer or nature lover, join us for this program that will explore the natural history of deer from 2 to 3:30 p.m., Saturday at PPL’s Montour Environmental Preserve.
Richard Hess, noted nature photographer, will explore how deer make their living, how they grow and changed through the seasons, what special abilities they have for survival, and the commercial aspects of raising deer. Find out why deer were almost gone from our state at one time and why our dollar is nicknamed after a male deer.
The program, which is free and great for all ages, will take place at the Environmental Education Center. For more information and directions, contact the preserve at 437-3131.
Bible Thought
“The hearing ear, and the seeing eye, the LORD has made even both of them.” (Proverbs 20:12 AKJV)
God knows what is going on in our lives. He made hearing and seeing. Is He pleased with you?
Corrections
The News-Item strives for accuracy. To report a correction or clarification, call 644-6397, extension 5, or e-mail nieidtor@ptd.net.
‘Aqua’ show at career and arts center
SHAMOKIN — The Northumberland County Council for the Arts and Humanities will host a thematic invitational art exhibition titled “Aqua” at the Northumberland County Career and Arts Center Fine Art Gallery. The exhibit will feature 32 works of 13 regional artists’ renderings of water in various forms, with a variety of interpretations and mediums.
The exhibition starts Friday with an opening reception from 6 to 8:30 p.m. and runs until Nov. 14. The reception is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.
The gallery is located on the bottom floor of the county career and arts center at Eighth and Arch streets. Regular gallery hours are Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Friday 6 a.m. to 4p.m.
SAT tests at Shamokin Area Middle-High
COAL TOWNSHIP — The SAT reasoning and the SAT subject tests will be administered to pre-registered candidates on Saturday. Check-in and room assignment will begin at 7:30 a.m. in the auditorium lobby for individuals who bring all required admissions documents and materials.
All candidates must present photo/signature identification or an official letter of identification on school letterhead signed by either the school’s principal or counselor. Students should consult their registration bulletin or www.collegeboard.com for additional information regarding test-day procedures.
The doors to the test center will close at 8 a.m. Candidates are reminded to park their vehicles in either of the side parking lots. Travel arrangements should be confirmed prior to the test date. Candidates are reminded that refreshments and cell phones are not permitted in the test center.
Deer program to be held Saturday
WASHINGTONVILLE — What animal embodies the wildlife of Pennsylvania better than white-tailed deer? Whether you are a hunter, photographer or nature lover, join us for this program that will explore the natural history of deer from 2 to 3:30 p.m., Saturday at PPL’s Montour Environmental Preserve.
Richard Hess, noted nature photographer, will explore how deer make their living, how they grow and changed through the seasons, what special abilities they have for survival, and the commercial aspects of raising deer. Find out why deer were almost gone from our state at one time and why our dollar is nicknamed after a male deer.
The program, which is free and great for all ages, will take place at the Environmental Education Center. For more information and directions, contact the preserve at 437-3131.
Bible Thought
“The hearing ear, and the seeing eye, the LORD has made even both of them.” (Proverbs 20:12 AKJV)
God knows what is going on in our lives. He made hearing and seeing. Is He pleased with you?
Corrections
The News-Item strives for accuracy. To report a correction or clarification, call 644-6397, extension 5, or e-mail nieidtor@ptd.net.
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