Marietta Pa

02/13/2024

06/20/2022

Does anyone know someone who can do a hem on a woman's tee shirt to shorten the length locally.

06/17/2022

Be aware of current scams
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Depositing Checks from Unknown Sources: Fraudsters may ask you to deposit a check into your personal account and promise you can keep a portion of the money. These checks are often counterfeit and may be returned or sourced from illegal activity - you could lose money or even become unknowingly involved in a crime.
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Requests for Donations: During times of geopolitical events, fraudsters exponentially increase their efforts to take advantage of your interest to support specific causes. Funds or personal information provided to unverified charities could ultimately not reach their intended audience and could put your account information at risk. FTC.Gov provides guidance to help donate wisely and ensure your contributions reach their intended targets.
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Requests for Account Info: Fraudsters may pose as Citi or a Citi employee and ask for information which allows them to access your account — they may email, text, or call you.
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Paying with Gift Cards: Scammers pretend to be someone they’re not to convince you to pay with a gift card. Legitimate companies or government agencies would not make this request.
Tips to help keep your accounts safe
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If you receive a one-time passcode you didn’t request, don’t give the code to anyone who contacts you for it.
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Never open or use a personal bank account to deposit or transfer funds for someone else.
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Be wary of “get rich quick” or “easy money” schemes, especially if unsolicited.
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Use known links to access businesses online.
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Verify any phone, text or email contacts are legitimate before sharing information such as your account number, security word, PIN, User ID or password.
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Be leery of requests to download apps to fix issues or that allow access to your device

07/19/2021

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04/12/2021

https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/pennsylvania/pa-daytrips/

Grab a friend, pile into the car, and head out on one of these unique day trips in Pennsylvania.

03/22/2021

Very cool!

This interactive illustration will help users identify and listen to 24 birds common to Minnesota.

02/20/2021

https://wgal.com/article/columbia-borough-police-search-for-missing-girl/35572683 see

Police: Girl last seen on Feb. 8

02/08/2021

There was so much to love about this old house—that is, until a home inspection revealed some scary secrets. Here's what other home buyers should know.

08/28/2020

Do you know anyone looking for a home in York?
Call Austin at 717 330 1850 please if you do or want to buy or sell a home in the Lancaster or York area.
Thx!

MLS # PAYK140488 - Clean and private semi-detached home just blocks from the fairgrounds. Convenient off street parking in detached garage. Many updates and very spacious. Economical natural gas hea...

08/13/2020

Does anyone know someone locally that would do a small woodworking project for me? I want a simple matchbox straight race track for my grandson. Basically a board for 2 cars to run down.

08/13/2020

A wise teacher once brought balloons to school, told her pupils to blow them up and write their name on one. After the children tossed their balloons into the hall, the teacher moved through the hall mixing them all up.

The kids were given five minutes to find the balloon with their name on it, but though they searched frantically, no one found their own balloon.

Then the teacher told them to take the balloon closest to them and give it to the person whose name was on it. In less than two minutes, everyone was holding their own balloon.

The teacher said to the children, “These balloons are like happiness. We won't find it when we're only searching for our own. But if we care about someone else's happiness...it will ultimately help us find our own.”