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	PCA's "Seniors Celebrate the Arts" presented by PECO Thelma Segal’s water color of sailboats on a sandy shore, entitled “Lake Kezar, Quisisana,” was selected as the official poster art for PCA’s “Seniors Celebrate the Arts” this year. More about the artist and "Seniors Celebrate the Arts"... Beware of 2008 Stimulus Economic Refund Scams! - If you receive an email, supposedly from the IRS, claiming that you need to click on a link and fill out the necessary information to receive your 2008 Stimulus Economic Refund, don't be fooled. It looks legitimate, but it IS NOT. DO NOT respond or open the link, as it may place a virus onto your computer. The IRS does not initiate contact through email. Be The First to Know in an Emergency! - ReadyNotifyPA Offers Free E-mail or Text Message Alerts From Philadelphia Officials. Sign Up» Transition to Digital TV– In Feb. 2009, most TV stations will only broadcast in digital. This will affect people who watch free over-the-air TV, including many seniors. Converter boxes will cost $40-$70. The Govt. is offering two $40 coupons per household. Details... »
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