Is your vehicle inspection, registration, driver’s license, or other PennDOT-related item scheduled to expire? Visit PennDOT‘s COVID-19 info page to learn about extended expiration dates, 24/7 online services, service updates, and more.
Scroll down PennDOT‘s COVID-19 info page to the Driver and Vehicle Services section to find a list of questions and answers related to Driver and Vehicle Services.
Currently our local restaurants are not open for dining-in but many are open for take-out meals. Why not support your local eatery by getting take out? Many have safe curbside pick-up, free delivery or services like Ubereats, Doordash, and even Postmates are still operating during this time. You are practicing social distancing, taking a break from cooking or leftovers, and providing some revenue to a local eatery who needs it.
“Join the Curtis Institute of Music weekdays at noon EDT for a new YouTube video series. Curated around themes that change weekly, the ‘Curtis Is Here‘ initiative features videos of favorite or rarely seen Curtis performances accompanied by welcoming commentary from members of the Curtis community. There’s a new release each weekday, Monday through Friday, and all releases remain online for viewers to explore anytime.”
Visit Curtis’ Watch Online page to sign up to receive “Curtis is Here” weekly schedules via email, and to learn about additional online viewing opportunities.
Curtis also welcomes you to explore “recordings from our extensive archive, from highlights to full concerts,” shared via their YouTube channel.
United Way of Chester County has provided some tips for avoiding stimulus check scams.
For more information about avoiding COVID-19 scams, click here.
Local musicians and musicians around the world are coming together virtually to create some beautiful music. Here are three collaborative performances for you to enjoy.
The Chester County Masketeers want to protect Chester County’s essential workers by providing them with homemade masks. Want to become involved? Volunteers are needed, with or without sewing skills! Chester County residents are being called upon to sew masks, donate materials, transport goods, and spread the word. To find out more visit www.chescomasketeers.com.
A lot of people are taking this time at home to decorate, spring clean, and organize. Perhaps you’ve been wanting to tackle those unruly bookshelves? Or figure out just how many copies of The Catcher in the Rye you own?
Library Journal is releasing a multi-part weekly series on how to organize your books like a librarian. Part 1 addresses the Dewey Decimal System. Follow along with this weekly series and, if you decide to organize your books, share a photo with us on one of our social media pages!
https://www.facebook.com/ChesterCountyLibrary/
The Chester County Community Foundation is working with county departments, philanthropic partners and nonprofits throughout the Chester County region to coordinate COVID-19 funding initiatives. Nonprofits, especially those that provide basic needs such as food, healthcare and financial support have an immediate increased need for unrestricted funding to meet heightened needs.
The Community Foundation’s COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund provides flexible resources to Chester County nonprofits that are disproportionately impacted by coronavirus and the economic consequences of this outbreak.
For those in need of food resources, there is help available.
Call 2-11 or visit:
Chester County Food Bank: bit.ly/ChescoFoodBank
SNAP: bit.ly/ChescoSNAP
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