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Exhibit and community events approved: Women’s Center 'What I Wore' display, human-trafficking conference and 4‑H Week activities
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Summary
The board approved a courthouse 'What I Wore' exhibit for Sexual Assault Awareness Month, heard about a human‑trafficking conference planned for April 29, and issued a proclamation for Pennsylvania 4‑H Week (March 15–21); Penn State Extension outlined related 4‑H activities.
Elizabeth Hazzard of The Women’s Center requested permission to install a 'What I Wore' exhibit at the courthouse for Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April; the display will include symbolic clothing and an explanatory letter. Mr. Finn moved to approve the exhibit; Mr. Lynn seconded and the motion was approved on a called vote.
Hazzard also announced the Susquehanna Valley Human Trafficking Conference, scheduled for April 29 at the Administration Center. Separately, Beth Goldman announced a reenactment of the signing of the Declaration of Independence at 6:30 p.m. March 14 in Carver Hall at Bloomsburg University as part of America250 activities.
Ethan Howard of Penn State Extension described planned 4‑H Week activities including Master Gardeners’ webinars, a 'Sip Tea and Explore' native pollinators program at the Montour Preserve, and a 'Seed to Supper' program at the Gatehouse. The board also issued a proclamation designating March 15–21 as Pennsylvania 4‑H Week in Montour County.
The board’s recorded votes show the exhibit request and the proclamation were approved without recorded opposition. For details or questions about event participation, the transcript directs interested members to contact the organizations mentioned or consult the county’s event postings.