April - Heidelberg Township
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April - Heidelberg Township
SPRING/SUMMER 2016 HEIDELBERG TOWNSHIP, LEBANON COUNTY HEIDELBERG HAPPENINGS APRIL 1, 2016 Special points of interest: LEBANON COUNTY HERITAGE TRAIL INITIATIVE Recycling the first Saturday of the month from 8-12 at the Township Building Lower Lot The Township Office will be closed: April 18 & 19-PSATS Conference May 30—Memorial Day July 4—Independence Day Inside this issue: Water/Sewer Invoice Info 2 Local Tax Alert 2 Lanco News 3 Spring/Summer Events 2016 4 The Lebanon County Heritage Trail is a joint project of the Lebanon Valley Conservancy, the Lebanon County Historical Society and the Lebanon County Preservation Trust to promote the historic and scenic sites of the Lebanon County. The Trail follows existing roadways throughout the County and will make a 100 mile loop connecting 24 of the 25 municipalities within it. The Trail is bikefriendly and will be marked with path and historic destination markers. Those traveling the Trail by vehicle are encouraged to park and explore the busi- nesses and historical landmarks within the area. Maps of each region will be printed and will give backstories about the historical properties denoted in each town. The Trail is envisioned as a route that will connect neighboring communities and create a backbone for a county-wide network of hiking and biking trails. The intent of the project is to educate those within and outside the area about the many things Lebanon County has to offer. In Heidelberg Township, Schaefferstown and Kleinfeltersville will be honored with their own maps. The Commonwealth designated “Scenic Byway” Route 419 will be highlighted through our region as well as the wealth of historic landmarks and businesses within the towns. Maps of the areas within Heidelberg Township will be available at the Township Building and possibly other locations as well. A full map of the Heritage Trail below shows the areas to be represented. With the rich history and preserved agricultural land of our Township, we are sure to be a highpoint for the many that will take the path. HEIDELBERG HAPPENINGS Page 2 The last day of school is June 6th. WATER AND SEWER BILL INFO In an effort to assist those residents who are served by public water and/or public sewer, a schedule of bill dates and corresponding due dates is to follow. This schedule will allow those residents to track the dates around which they should be receiving invoices. We have been notified that some property owners have not received bills in recent quarters and this schedule may help if one is not in your mail around the billing date. If an invoice is not received, please call 949-3885 for sewer invoice questions and 949-6977 for water invoice questions. Water bills Please be aware of children Sewer Bills Billed Due Billed Due January 15th February 15th March 15th April 15th April 15th May 15th June 15th July 15th July 15th August 15th September 15th October 15t October 15th November 15th December 15th January 15th around your neighborhood enjoying their summer break! 2015 LOCAL TAX RETURNS DUE APRIL 18TH It’s that time of year again. The 2015 local earned income tax return filing deadline is approaching. The due date is extended to Monday April 18 this year because Washington DC is commemorating Emancipation Day on Friday April 15. Did you know the quickest way to get your refund is to file online? If you live and work in Pennsylvania, you can e-file on our tax administrator’s secure website, which is available 24/7 at www.KeystoneCollects.com. Keystone Collections Group’s e-file is the easy, fast and secure way to file your 2015 tax return. It lets you file your tax return when it is most convenient for you. You will need your W-2, your Social Security Number and any other income documents that may apply (such as a PA-UE or a Schedule C). Taxpayers with earned income in 2015 are required to file a Final Tax Return by Monday, April 18. Keystone redesigned e-file to make it even faster and more user-friendly. If you do have questions regarding local tax filing, visit Keystone’s Frequently Asked Questions or call Keystone’s Taxpayer Helpline at 1-888-328-0565 to speak with a local, knowledgeable Taxpayer Service Agent. You can also email your questions 24/7 to Taxpayer Support. Taxpayer Service Agents try to respond to all online inquiries within three business days. - PROVIDED BY KEYSTONE COLLECTIONS SPRING/SUMMER 2016 Page 3 NATIONAL RACING COMES TO LANCO Tucked in the mountainous area of southern Heidelberg Township is the Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway, better known to locals as the Lanco Racetrack. Throughout the spring and summer months, the speedway located at 180 Sunnyside Road is home to micro sprint car racing. Known as one of the highest ranking race tracks on the east coast, the “Clyde” offers family entertainment and exciting racing most Saturday nights of the racing season. This year marks the first time ever that the USAC National Midget Series will make a stop at Lanco for the 2016 USAC Pennsylvania Midget Week. The nationally touring race group will bring competitors to the track for a mid-week race the evening of Tuesday, August 16th. While all other races at Lanco occur on Saturdays and Sundays, this Tuesday night event is due to the distinction of being a part of the USAC Pennsylvania Midget Week. If you wish to attend a racing event, a 2016 regular season schedule is provided below. Other information about the raceway, races and schedule can be found on their website at www.lancomicrosprint.com. Should you find it necessary to contact the racing club direct with questions, their e-mail address is [email protected] or by phoning at (717) 949-3559. Meetings are held the second Monday of each month at 7:30PM with no meetings in December and January. April through September the club meetings are held at the track, while meetings in November, December, February and March are held at the Brownstown Fire Company. Enjoy a night of racing this summer at the “Biggest Little Track in the USA” right here in Heidelberg Township! In light of upcoming holidays, we thank those men and women who served, and continue to serve, our county. Rep. Russ Diamond has a concealed carry seminar scheduled for April 28th 6:30-8:30PM at the Schaefferstown Fire Hall. Go to www.repdiamond.com to register. Space is limited! “Oh say does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave, o’er the Land of the Free, and the Home of the Brave” HEIDELBERG HAPPENINGS PRESORTED STANDARD Heidelberg Township 111 Mill Road PO Box 188 Schaefferstown, PA 17088 U.S. POSTAGE PAID LEBANON, PA 17042 PERMIT NO. 122 Phone: 717-949-3885 Fax: 717-949-2915 E-mail: [email protected] www.heidelbergtownship.com Please email [email protected] with any Township news ideas or events. SPRING/SUMMER HAPPENINGS 2016 Keep the following dates in mind when planning your calendar! Township: Street Sweeping, April 18th & 19th(weather permitting) Schaefferstown Fire Company: Breakfast, April 2nd, 7:00AM (look for more dates on the Township Website) Tractor Show, July 8th & 9th Heidelberg Lioness: Bingo, April 8th, Richland Fire Hall, Doors open 5:30PM, Bingo at 7:00PM, $20/6 cards Historic Schaefferstown: Antique Appraisal, April 16th 9:00AM-2:00PM Cherry Fair, June 25th, 10:00AM-5:00PM June 26th, 11:30AM-4:30PM (see their website at www.hsimuseum.org for more details)