Northumberland County Republican Committee

05/28/2026

Today’s,License plate exchange/replacement in Watsontown with State Representative Mike Stender, Northumberland County Sheriff Curtis Cooke, Watsontown Police Chief Chris Snyder and Watsontown Officer Baker

05/23/2026

05/23/2026

📢 PLEASE SHARE THIS POST so we can get this information to as many PA farmers as possible. **

Pennsylvania’s farmers are facing the effects of a devastating late spring freeze and we want you to know we are here for you and so is the USDA.

If your operation has been impacted, federal disaster assistance is available. Here’s where to start:

🌽Crop losses: If you have NAP coverage, report damage to your local FSA office within 15 days. If you have federal crop insurance, contact your agent AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!

🌳Orchards & nursery trees: The Tree Assistance Program (TAP) offers cost-share assistance to replant or rehabilitate eligible trees, bushes, and vines. Apply within 90 days of the disaster event.

Visit http://farmers.gov or contact your local USDA Service Center to report losses and get started.

Our offices have heard from so many of you and we are fighting for Pennsylvania’s farming families. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to our offices.

05/23/2026

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05/19/2026

Today is primary Election Day. Voters will have the opportunity to choose their party’s candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, U.S. House of Representatives, state House and Senate (in even-numbered senatorial districts), as well as state and local committee members.

Voters may cast their ballots in person at their local polling place. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Voters who have chosen to vote by mail-in or civilian absentee ballot must have those ballots back to their county Board of Elections no later than 8 p.m. on Election Day.

Only voters registered as Republicans or Democrats are eligible to vote for candidates in the primary election. For comprehensive information about the state’s elections, visit vote.pa.gov.

05/16/2026

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
Coal Township 1st Ward: Brady Fire Company, 700 Maple St., Ranshaw
Coal Township 2nd Ward: Municipal Building, 805 W. Lynn St., Coal Township
Coal Township 3rd Ward: East End Fire Company, 25 S. Sherman St., Coal Township
Coal Township 4th Ward, 1st Precinct: Emmanuel United Methodist Church, 322 Center St., Coal Township
Coal Township 4th Ward, 2nd Precinct: Mountainside Assembly of God, 1900 Trevorton Road, Coal Township
Coal Township 5th Ward: Salem United Church of Christ, 1300 W. Pine St., Coal Township
Coal Township 6th Ward: Shamokin Area High School, 2000 W. State St., Room C-156, Coal Township\
Delaware Township East: Delaware Run Wesleyan Church, 5570 Musser Lane, Watsontown
Delaware Township South: Municipal Building, 1960 Eighth Street Drive, Watsontown
Delaware Township West: United Methodist Church, 49 River Road, Dewart
East Cameron Township: East Cameron Municipal Building, 4628 Upper Road, Gowen City
East Chillisquaque Township: Potts Grove Volunteer Fire Company, 70 Firehouse Lane, Potts Grove
Herndon Borough: Municipal Building, 278 N. Main St., Herndon
Jackson Township: Municipal Building, 145 Jackson Township Road, Herndon
Jordan Township: St. Paul’s United Church of Christ, 1473 Urban Road Herndon
Kulpmont 1st Ward: Kulpmont Borough Building, 9 N. Eighth St., Kulpmont
Kulpmont 2nd Ward: West End Fire Company, 1254 Maple St., Kulpmont
Kulpmont 3rd Ward: West End Fire Company, 1254 Maple St., Kulpmont
Lewis Township: Municipal Building, 1428 Rovendale Drive, Turbotville
Little Mahanoy Township: Municipal Building, 514 State Road, Dornsife
Lower Augusta Township: Municipal Building, 609 Hallowing Run Road, Sunbury
Lower Mahanoy Township: Grace Community Church, 1218 Route 225, Herndon
Marion Heights Borough: Marion Heights Fire Company, 418 Warsaw St., Marion Heights
McEwensville Borough: Community Hall, 2578 Susquehanna Trail, McEwensville
Milton 1st Ward: First Baptist Church, 316 Golf Course Road, Milton
Milton 2nd Ward: First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall, 47 Walnut St., Milton

Milton 3rd Ward: Borough Building, 2 Filbert St., Milton
Milton 4th Ward: Senior Action Center, 219 Filbert St., Milton.
Milton 5th Ward: Teamsters Local Union 764, 450 Beaver St., Milton
Mount Carmel 1st Ward: Devine Mercy Hall, 438 West Ave., Mount Carmel
Mount Carmel 2nd Ward: Mount Carmel Rescue Squad, 100 N. Walnut St., Mount Carmel
Mount Carmel 3rd Ward: Senior Citizens Hall, 41 S. Market St., Mount Carmel
Mount Carmel 4th Ward: Fraternal Order of Eagles, 147 South Oak St., Mount Carmel
Mount Carmel Township Diamond/ Exchange: Atlas Legion, 11637 Route 61, Atlas
Mount Carmel Township Locust Gap: Locust Gap Fire Company, 266 Marshall St., Locust Gap
Mount Carmel Township Natalie/Strong: Atlas Legion, 11637 Route 61, Atlas
Mount Carmel Township West: Atlas Legion, 11637 Route 61, Atlas
Northumberland 1st Ward: Second Street Municipal Building, 175 Orange St., Northumberland
Northumberland 2nd Ward: Shikellamy Middle School gymnasium, 545 Permastone Dr., Northumberland (Enter on Fifth Street side gymnasium)
Northumberland 2nd Ward: Shikellamy Middle School gymnasium, 545 Permastone Dr., Northumberland (Enter on Fifth Street side gymnasium)
Point Township East: American Legion, 309 Point Township Drive, Northumberland
Point Township West: Point Township Municipal Building, 759 Ridge Rd., Northumberland
Ralpho Township 1st District: Elysburg Fire Company, 1 E. Mill St., Elysburg
Ralpho Township 2nd District: Ralpho Fire Company, 258 Overlook Blvd., Shamokin
NEW: Riverside Borough: St. Peter’s United Methodist Church, 426 Sunbury Rd., Riverside
Rockefeller Township: Municipal Building, 538 Seven Points Road, Sunbury
Rush Township: Municipal Building, 2303 Center Road, Danville
Shamokin 1st Ward: Knights of Columbus, 400 E. Independence St., Shamokin
Shamokin 2nd Ward: Rescue Hose Company, 501 N. Liberty Street, Shamokin
Shamokin 3rd Ward: Northumberland County Career Center, 8th and Arch streets, Shamokin
Shamokin 4th Ward: Lincoln Towers, 201 W. Mulberry St., Shamokin
Shamokin 5th Ward: Mother Cabrini Church Hall, 214 N. Shamokin St., Shamokin
Shamokin 6th Ward: West End Fire Company No. 5, 316 W. Pine St., Shamokin
Shamokin 7th Ward: First United Methodist Church, 102 E. Sunbury St., Shamokin
Shamokin 8th Ward: Christian Missionary Alliance Church, 46 N. Second St., Shamokin
Shamokin Township: Stonington Volunteer Fire Co., 2732 State Route 61, Sunbury
Snydertown Borough: Snydertown Borough Building, 61 S. Main St., Snydertown
Sunbury 1st Ward: Northumberland County Human Services Building, 322 N. Second Street, Sunbury
Sunbury 2nd Ward: Shikellamy High School field house, 600 Walnut St., Sunbury
Sunbury 3rd Ward: Shikellamy High School field house, 600 Walnut St., Sunbury
Sunbury 4th Ward: East End Hose Company No. 1, 215 Catawissa Ave., Sunbury
Sunbury 5th Ward: Bethany E.C. Church, 1001 Susquehanna Avenue, Sunbury.
Sunbury 6th Ward: Goodwill Hose Co., 500 Reagan St., Sunbury (meeting room)
Turbot Township: Municipal Building, 1190 Broadway Road, Turbotville
Turbotville Borough: Turbotville Borough Building 267 Broadway Street, Turbotville
Upper Augusta Township NE: Oaklyn School, 115 Oak St., Sunbury
Upper Augusta Township NW: Upper Augusta Volunteer Fire Company, 2188 Mile Hill Road, Sunbury
Upper Mahanoy Township: Christ Evangelical Reformed Church, 5189 Schwaben Creek Road, Leck Kill
Washington Township: Himmels Church, 1941 Schwaben Creek Road, Rebuck
Watsontown 1st Ward: First Lutheran Church, 400 Main Street, Watsontown
Watsontown 2nd Ward: First Lutheran Church, 400 Main Street, Watsontown
West Cameron Township: Old Elementary School Building, 2079 Upper Road, Shamokin
West Chillisquaque Township: Municipal Building, 485 Railroad St., Montandon
Zerbe Township: American Legion, 527 W. Shamokin St., Trevorton

05/12/2026

If you have any question about Tuesday’s election? We will be at the center Monday Wednesday and Friday of this week. Or you can call Wendy gallick @ 570-492-8408 or Bonnie Feaster @ 570-274-3722 🇺🇸

05/12/2026

National Police Week is a time to reflect on the brave men and women who put their lives on the line every day to keep our communities safe. As the son of a police officer, I know firsthand the sacrifices our law enforcement officers and their families make every day.

House Republicans will always back the blue by giving them the tools they need to do their jobs safely. We are passing legislation to strengthen support for our dedicated law enforcement officials and increase penalties for those who harm them.

05/11/2026

On Sunday, I attended the Warrior Run FFA banquet. I was proud to recognize three recipients of the Keystone Degree, the highest state level honor for Pennsylvania FFA members. Congratulations to Mackenzie Heyler, Noah Johnson and Delvin Arnold for earning this recognition.