Does anyone have any info on Reading,PA ?
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dude, i live in pa, and let me tell you, it is a nice place.  Crime is low, not too many gangs and crap, although you will run into a lot of hicks.  Generally nice people, pretty friendly, but don't like rich people.
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OK not to be rude but I am from West Virginia and the place is pretty big. So to give you your answer means we need more information on the specific location. But try this link:\nhttp://www.magicyellow.com/category/Office_Supplies/-State_WV.html
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There's a Library in Penn. that has one! i Can't remember the name though.\n\n\n\nHeres the site for it!
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Here's some things:\nhttp://www.gophila.com/Phila/EventsCalendar/\nhttp://www.phillyvisitor.com/index1.htm\nhttp://www.phillyvisitor.com/sporttxt.php\nhttps://www.paconvention.com/iebms/coe/coe_p1_all.aspx?mode=DATE&cc=CALEVTS&oc=10#JANUARY2007\nhttp://www.whatsonwhen.com/scripts/query.asp?month=1&overview=0&loc_id=134194&categories=5926\nhttp://philadelphia.citysearch.com/?\nhttp://upcoming.org/metro/us/pa/phl/\n\nGreat city -- enjoy!
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It helps if you spell it correctly: there are two "n"s in Penn. See the link below.
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This is the site for the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Should answer most of your questions:\n\nhttp://www.teaching.state.pa.us/teaching/site/
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I found one in Meadeville, PA (there is an e-mail contact on the web page) - I hope they have the National Commander's info. I have linked the site below.
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PA is a great place to live, and is very handicap freindly. there are tons of resources to help u out, just go the states web page. If u r interested in the pittsburgh area, where i live, email me back and ill send u some more in depth information! good luck with the new move!
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Try this:\n\nhttp://www.reading.org\nThe International Reading Association is an organization devoted to further reading and literacy.  It has information and links to current issues.
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http://www.pittsburgh-employment.com/jobinfo.cfm?PosID=4835
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Here is a website that contains all of the information that you will need to know.\n\nwww.mcandl.com/pennsylvania.html
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That's half the adventure. Go get yourself a state county atlas / or map of PA. Read the key in the front, find the county you want to explore, and follow the two tracks. You'll never know where you might end up. In Fact, my hubby and i always go exploring. We know the whole area around our county. Plus we love camping up north on Lake Superior, and there are some awsome tracks up there. Don't worry about getting lost either, thats how you learn to find your way out there. Plus i have seen a lot of unbelivable scenery that i would never had seen, had i never been lost. Go have fun! Just remember to hold on to the "O' *hit bar!
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Try craigslist in Philly.
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I tried to find this for you, however, I didn't have much luck finding it online. I'm assuming you're looking for the Summit Township in Crawford County (closest I could find to Meadville-unfortunately, I don't know PA very well), and there wasn't much on their website other than an email address to contact them. I would suggest calling or emailing the Register of Deeds office to see if they can email you a copy. It does say on their website that they can mail or fax, so perhaps they can email as well. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find any online records for them. \n\nAnother suggestion is to contact the local planning board. They should have copies of the plat maps available. Let me warn you though, plat maps can be very large. Good luck, I hope this helps a little.\n\nedit: Also, in case you didn't know, a Plat Map is different from a regular map that just shows roads, etc. A plat map will show a specific subdivision, may contain conditions and restrictions for that subdivision, and shows the lot lines along with any easements, etc.
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Try visiting the library. Of course they will not allow you to check them out I don't think but you are free to read. There is also an online library as well. I forgot the address though. sorry.
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just a guess..Pennsylvania?
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try the online public library for that town, you should be able to acsess the periodicals and references.  you can try the yellow pages option on your toolbar and this has a last know date option.