Center for Life Long Learning
Senior Community Services (SCS) is pleased to provide this exciting array of classes to educate, inspire and encourage you. Created specifically to serve adults 50+ in western Delaware County, the Center for Life Long Learning (CLLL) brings adult education offerings to you. SCS, a non-profit agency, also works in many other ways to keep older adults living independently. Established in 1977, SCS today operates four Senior Centers. SCS’ Centers provide meals, health and wellness programs, recreation and social activities and volunteer opportunities. Visit www.scs-delco.org
To find out more, please call Farah Esfahani at 484-496-2143 or fesfahani@scs-delco.org
Spring 2015 Course Offerings
Programs for 50+ Learners in the Aston, Brookhaven and Concord Communities.
Click Here for Spring 2015 Schedule.
Aston Recognizes Neumann University on 50th Anniversary
With the board of commissioners and public offering a standing ovation, Aston Commissioners President Jim Stigale presented Neumann University President Dr. Rosalie Mirenda and her husband Tony, with a proclamation in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the university.
By Loretta Rodgers.
Aston Commissioners, during its Feb. 18 meeting, presented a proclamation to Neumann University in recognition of the 50th anniversary of its founding.
Neumann President Dr. Rosalie Mirenda and her husband Tony, gratefully accepted the proclamation certificate on behalf of the university.
With 115 women enrolled and seven faculty members, Our Lady of Angels College first opened its doors as an institution of higher learning in 1965.
The establishment of the college was the result of countless decades of work and planning by the Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia, who, instead of borrowing needed funds for the college, raised the money themselves. Read more
DCIU Conditional Use Hearing Postponed!
At the request of the DCIU, The DCIU Conditional use hearing scheduled for Monday, February 23, 2015 has been postponed to a later date, yet to be determined. Additionally, the DCIU project will be removed from the February 25, 2015 Planning Commission meeting agenda. For updates regarding the DCIU, please check the DCIU Summary page on this site.
Click Here to visit our DCIU Expansion project summary page. –>>
Aston Commissioners Honor Pubic Works Employee Gary Junkerman
Pictured with Junkerman is Public Works Superintendent Russ Palmore and Commissioner Jon Firlein.
By Loretta Rodgers.
Aston Commissioners, during the February 18 board of commissioners meeting, presented a proclamation and gift to public works employee Gary Junkerman in recognition of his 25 years of service to the township.
Junkerman was hired on January 22, 1990 and has worked in various capacities as a public works and sanitation employee.
“Gary has always been very helpful with any snow emergency that has befallen the township,” said Commissioner Jon Firlein. “We thank you for your 25 years of service.”
Aston Resident Raymond Perko Responsible for Interior Design of Recognizable Delco Structures
Raymond C. Perko (Photo: Loretta Rodgers)
By Loretta Rodgers
There are not many people who can honestly say they love their job. Aston resident Raymond Perko is one of those people.
An interior designer for more than 40 years, Perko has been involved in the interior design of some of the most recognizable buildings in the Delaware County and Tri-State area including the original MacDade Mall, St. Mary Magdalen Church in Upper Providence, the round real estate building in Swarthmore on U.S. Route 320; Clement Communications in Concord Township; the Commonwealth Club at the William Penn Inn; the lobby at Putnum Village in Wallingford; Twelve Caesars in Philadelphia; the Barbizon Hotel in New York City; and the Downingtown Inn, later called the Tabas Inn, made famous by actor Mickey Rooney. Read more
2015 Aston Township Easter Egg Hunt
Round the kids up and get ready for some Easter fun. The Aston Township Recreation Committee will be hosting the Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Easter Bunny Meet & Greet and the Aston Township Community Center Saturday, March 28, 2015 beginning at 10:00 AM, followed immediately by Easter Bunny Meet & Greet in the Community Center. FREE Photos!
The Juliano Brothers Return To St. Josephs
The Knights of Columbus, Fr. James A Donnelly Council are bringing back The Juliano Brothers to St. Joseph’s Parish in Aston, PA on March 21, 2015. Read more
Aston Sports Hall Of Fame Inductees and Banquet
We are proud to announce the 2015 Aston Sports Hall Of Fame Inductees and Banquet Date and Times as follows:
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
at the King’s Mill
6000 Pennell Road, Media PA 19063
Social Hour 6:00 pm
Dinner 7:00 pm. Read more
Local Tax Return is Due April 15th
It’s that time of year again. Your 2014 local earned income tax return is due on 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 2014 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).
Please note that the forms changed this year. If you will be claiming an out-of-state tax credit or if you work in Philadelphia, you may be eligible for a local earned income tax credit up to the amount you owe to your resident municipality. The worksheet on the back of the form will help you calculate your out-of-state tax credit (attach a copy of your out-of-state filing).
If you have questions regarding local tax filing, 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 to “Taxpayer Support” at www.KeystoneCollects.com.
Taxpayers with earned income in 2014 are required to file a tax return by Wednesday, April 15.
February 2015 Township Times
Aston Fire Department sworn in, Township mourns the loss of a former commissioner; and more in this month’s issue of the Aston Township Times. Download it now!