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March 21, 2006 (7:30pm)
“A Salute to Our Veterans”
Neumann College Meagher Theater
March 22, 2006 (7pm)
Planning Commission Meeting
Aston Township Municipal Building
March 23, 2006 (10:45am)
Aston Senior Citizens
General Monthly Meeting & Luncheon
Aston Community Center
March 23, 2006 (6:30pm)
Aston Lioness Club
Covered Dish Dinner Meeting
American Legion Hall, Post 926
March 27, 2006 (6:30pm)
St. Francis de Sales Ladies Club
Penny Party
St. Francis de Sales School Cafeteria
March 27, 2006 (7pm)
General Federation of Woman’s Club
General Meeting & Review of Veterans’
Memorial Park
March 28, 2006 (7:30pm)
Zoning Board Meeting
Aston Township Municipal Building
March 31, 2006 (10am)
Story Time with Granny Annie
St. Francis de Sales School
From the Pen of Our Police Chief
Sergeant
John Dell began specialized training in January 2006 in preparation
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(Sergeant John Dell)
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for his six-month activation
to Iraq. If you wish
to send a letter or card, to Sergeant Dell while he serves our
country during this time, you may do so by contacting him at: SSG
John Dell, 506 ESFS/Alpha Days, APO AE 09359.
Sergeant Dell is scheduled to arrive back home in Aston
mid-September 2006. God
bless you, Sergeant Dell!
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Aston Township
is seeking part-time crossing guards.
Salary is $11.17 per hours.
Please contact Aston Township Police for more information
at 610-497-2633.
Professional Profiles
Mr.
Paul M. Robinson, Eastern
Regional Manager for Central Tax Bureau of Pennsylvania, Inc. has
a strong, professional background in the collection industry for
over twenty years. Paul
possesses a true understanding of the workings of municipalities
and local governments. He
began his career with Central Tax Bureau of Pennsylvania, Inc. in
1999 after working for many years in the City of Philadelphia in
the area for collection of delinquent taxes.
Paul is
committed to creating and maintaining one-on-one relationships
with residents and business owners.
“I believe in an open door policy and cultivating a
strong community base,” says Paul, “The client always comes
first.”
Paul offers the
following information for residents who may not be aware of the
facts that surround the responsibility in paying the 1% earned
income tax. Quarterly
payments are scheduled to be received by the Central Tax Bureau on
or before March 31; June 30; September 30; and December 31.
“For anyone
who has questions, I encourage them to stop by the office and pick
up a copy of ‘Earned Income/Net Profits Tax Questions and
Answers’ or to logon to our website at: www.centaxgroup.com.
” Paul continues,
“As always, I can be reached by telephone at 610-497-6030.
My desire is to help those that need assistance in
understanding the 1% earned income tax and paying these taxes on a
timely basis. My staff and I are here to help the residents of
Aston Township in any way possible.”
Aston
Township’s Fire Marshal, Tom
Morgan, has been actively involved in a variety of
professional roles for most of his life.
Tom became our township’s fire marshal in 1995 and seven
years prior to that time he served as assistant fire marshal.
A resident of Aston Township since 1985, Tom was hired in
1981 as a paramedic at Crozer Chester Medical Center.
At the young age of 16 Tom became a volunteer firefighter.
“I was born and raised at the Brookhaven Fire House.
I worked along side of my Dad who taught me everything I
needed to know.
Not only was my Dad a firefighter, so was my uncle,
brothers,
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and cousins. We
were all involved,” says Tom. After
graduating Sun Valley High
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Tom attended Delaware County Community College’s
paramedic school. His
thirst for knowledge and desire to help
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climb
through the ranks beginning as an EMT driver and achieving status
as a paramedic that ranged in titles from Lieutenant, to Captain, and then to Major.
In his EMT training, 200 hours of school study was required
that included CPR, and basic first aid.
His training in
the field as paramedic required 18 months of intense study. In
addition to classroom training he was required to participate in
on-the-job training and work 200 to 400 hours, side-by-side, with
experienced paramedics. Tom is licensed to administer medications when required, is
fully trained to assist a patient who is in cardiac crisis, and
has delivered many newborns.
As fire marshal
of our township, Tom works closely with our township engineer to
ensure that the safety of our residents is secured.
Tom has taught
and continues to teach emergency management system courses and
strategies at Penn-Delco, Garnet Valley, and Marple Newtown school
districts, and also Widener College. Authoring an
Emergency Management
Plan for both
Penn-Delco School District and Aston Township, Tom continues to
keep abreast of all new developments in this field and continues
to enhance his education.
Tom was
deployed with an EMS Strike Team from October 15, 2005 to October
30, 2005 and served in New Orleans, Louisiana, during their recent
devastation to offer his assistance and expertise to those in
crisis.
Tom, you are a
valued member of our community and we are proud to have you on
staff!
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