Green Tree Ice Skating Party For Green Tree residents ONLY
Saturday, February 11
1:00-2:20 p.m.
Airport Ice Arena
$2 per resident
(include skate rental)
Girl Scout Troop 50-365 is collecting used or new kids' books for the students in Crafton Heights - Schaeffer Elementary
Donate kids' books (any level of reading) in the specially marked box in the hallway outside of the Green Tree Library by Friday, February 17th
The Girl Scouts will be distributing the books at the school on Presidents' Day, February 20.
Thanks for your donations!
Pennsylvania's New Teen Driving Law
Stricter Requirements; Stricter Penalties
Under Pennsylvania's new teenage driving law, which went into effect December 27, 2011, a teen driver having a passenger under 18 without a seatbelt is a primary offense, which means teens could be pulled over and possibly fined. During the first six months, after getting their license, teens can only have one person under the age 18 in the vehicle with them. This does not include immediate family members. After the first six months, teens can have up to three passengers under 18.
The law also states teens must complete 65 hours of behind the wheel training before taking their driver's exam. The previous requirement was 50 hours. The extra 15 hours are split between night driving and driving in inclement weather. The former requires 10 hours and the latter requires 5 hours.
Green Tree Snowman Contest
Now through March 17, 2012
For Green Tree residents ONLY!
Most Traditional | Most Creative | Biggest
$100 Gift Card awarded in each category
Green Tree Woman's Civic Club
Annual Scholarship
April 1, 2012 Deadline
Applications for the 2012 scholarship are now available at the Green Tree Municipal Center, Green Tree Public Library, or by clicking here to download an application (Adobe Acrobat Reader required).
Deadline for scholarship application submission is April 1, 2012.
Under Pennsylvania's new teenage driving law, which went into effect December 27, 2011, a teen driver having a passenger under 18 without a seatbelt is a primary offense, which means teens could be pulled over and possibly fined. During the first six months, after getting their license, teens can only have one person under the age 18 in the vehicle with them. This does not include immediate family members. After the first six months, teens can have up to three passengers under 18.
