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Thursday, April 5, 2012

National Civilian Community Corps Team to be Hosted in Brownsville


Serving Appalachia’s Future One Community at a Time

The Brownsville Area Revitalization Corporation (BARC) in partnership with the Appalachian Coal Country Team (ACCT) is excited and proud to announce that we will be hosting a National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) Team in Brownsville, PA.

NCCC teams consist of 8 to 12 young men and women, 18 to 24 years old. All members have earned their place on an NCCC team by demonstrating a commitment to serve their community and to develop practical skills. Hosting a NCCC team gives BARC an opportunity to bring to the community a team of young, driven individuals who are committed to making a difference.

The NCCC team will be working in Brownsville from April 9 to April 19. During their time with us, the team members will be working on a variety of beautification projects throughout the community, in addition to taking part in BARC’s annual Spring Clean-Up Event on April 14th at 10:00 a.m.  The local Neighborhood Watch joins BARC in this annual effort to gather litter and clean up the streets of Brownsville.

When asked about the NCCC team’s visit to Brownsville, BARC’s VISTA Megan Sheesley said, “We are very excited to have such a dedicated group coming to our community.  It takes true commitment to serve with the National Civilian Community Corps and we are honored to welcome them to Brownsville. ”

For more information about volunteering or the Brownsville Area Revitalization Corporation, contact ACCT/OSM VISTA Megan Sheesley at 724-785-9331 or americorps@barcpa.org.

The Brownsville Area Revitalization Corporation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting economic development through historic preservation, heritage tourism, outdoor recreation, community stewardship, education, youth advancement and the arts.

The ACCT is a coalition of change-minded grassroots-level watershed improvement groups determined to repair the environmental degradation left from historic coal mining while creating economic stability needed in our rural communities. The ACCT is a partnership between the Office of Surface Mining and AmeriCorps VISTA, sponsoring 25 OSM/VISTAs throughout 7 states in the Appalachian region, headquartered in Beckley, WV. For more information, visit www.coalcountryteam.org


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Saturday, September 11, 2010

Brownsville Community Neighborhood Watch September Meeting

Brownsville Community Neighborhood Watch

WHO: Brownsville Community Neighborhood Watch, Brownsville area residents, Fayette County Crime Stoppers

WHAT: Public Meeting/Question & Answer Session

WHEN: Wednesday, September 29th, 2010 @ 7PM

WHERE: Brownsville North Side Fire Company

TOPIC: Representatives from the Fayette County Crime Stoppers will be speaking about their role in stopping crime. Neighborhood Watch President Norma Ryan will offer comments regarding crime watch
in our town. In addition, Mayor Lester Ward will speak about the accountability of the Brownsville Police Department and his personal role in stopping crime. This meeting will be an excellent opportunity for residents to ask questions and voice concerns about crime issues that we are facing. The Neighborhood Watch and Mayor Ward welcome everyone from Brownsville Borough and our surrounding communities to this special event. We want to hear from you! As always, Neighborhood Watch will serve refreshments following the meeting. We welcome all existing and prospective members.
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