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Childcare Centers, Daycare and Preschools in Warren PA County
Warren County childcare centers come in sizes, costs, and programs to fit all budgets and preferences.
We know that parents are busy but that selecting the right daycare center or preschool is crucial.
So we’ve gathered basic information for 15 child care centers in Warren County into a single location so that you are only a click away from basic information such as address, size, and licensing information that can help you refine your search.
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JEFFERSON DEFREES FAMILY CENTER
Warren, PA 16365 | (814) 723-6350
Warren’s only STAR 4 child care center offers programs that meet Pennsylvania’s highest quality ranking. High quality programming provides a better early learning experience for your child.
Sugar Grove Free Methodist Church
Sugar Grove, PA 16350 | (814) 489-3105
Our mission is to Know God and Make Him known to Others†is our Mission Statement. We are pro-active in telling others of the awesome love, joy, and inner peace that they can come to have through a relationship with Jesus Christ.
H R ROUSE CHILDRENS CENTER
Youngsville, PA 16371 | (814) 563-2890
Mission of Rouse Rouse exists to improve the quality of life for those who cannot fully care for themselves, regardless of age or economic status. We do this by continually expanding our knowledge, broadening our continuum of care and improving our services.
PRIHODA CHILDRENS CENTER LLC
Warren, PA 16365 | (814) 230-9101
PRIHODA CHILDRENS CENTER LLC is a Child Care Center in WARREN PA, with a maximum capacity of 83 children.
The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.
Russell United Methodist Church Day Care
Russell, PA 16345 | (814) 757-5085
We, the Russell United Methodist Church, invite others to join us in seeking a deeper personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
RUTH M. SMITH DAY CARE CENTER
Sheffield, PA 16347 | (814) 968-3238
Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare, the program provides education and caregiving to area children between the ages of three months and kindergarten age. Open between 6 AM and 6:00 PM, our professional, trained staff offers learning and growth …
Allegheny Valley
Clarendon, PA 16313 |
Allegheny Valley is a Head Start Center in Clarendon PA. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
CARE WITH GRACE DAY CARE & AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
Warren, PA 16365 | (814) 723-9440
CARE WITH GRACE DAY CARE & AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM is a Child Care Center in WARREN PA, with a maximum capacity of 37 children.
The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
Lottsville
Bear Lake, PA 16402 |
Lottsville is a Head Start Center in Bear Lake PA. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
Mcclintock Head Start
Warren, PA 16365 |
Mcclintock Head Start is a PA Pre-K Counts in Warren PA. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
N WARREN PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNITY DAY CARE
Warren, PA 16365 | (814) 723-6441
N WARREN PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNITY DAY CARE is a Child Care Center in WARREN PA, with a maximum capacity of 49 children. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.
Seneca Center
Warren, PA 16365 |
Seneca Center is a Head Start Center in Warren PA. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
Youngsville
Youngsville, PA 16371 |
Youngsville is a Head Start Center in Youngsville PA. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
CARE WITH GRACE DAY CARE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
Warren, PA 16365 | (814) 723-9440
CARE WITH GRACE DAY CARE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM is a Child Care Center in WARREN PA, with a maximum capacity of 85 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOC OF WARREN PA
Warren, PA 16365 | (814) 726-0110
YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOC OF WARREN PA is a Child Care Center in WARREN PA, with a maximum capacity of 163 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.
Warren County Childcare Referral Agencies:
Child Care Information Service of Warren and Forest Counties
1209 Pennsylvania Ave W.
Warren PA 16365
Call (814) 726-1361 or Toll Free (877) 855-0013
Email: [email protected]
For more information, visit http://www.wfcaa.org/Department.html
Pennsylvania Child Care Licensing Agency
Pennsylvania Department of Education and Public Welfare
Office of Child Development and Early Learning
Bureau of Certification Services
333 Market Street, 6th Floor
Harrisburg, PA 17126
Phone: 717-346-9320
Web Site: http://www.dhs.pa.gov/citizens/childcareearlylearning/
Note: will refer to appropriate Regional office
Cities in Warren County
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- Irvine Daycare
- Pittsfield Daycare
- Russell Childcare
- Sheffield Childcare
- Spring Creek Daycare
- Sugar Grove Childcare
- Tidioute Daycare
- Warren Child Care
- Youngsville Childcare
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Jefferson Defrees Family Center
Jefferson Defrees Family Center is a licensed child care center in Warren, PA.
At Jefferson Defrees Family Center, we enroll children as young as 25…
Care With Grace Day Care & After School Program
Care With Grace Day Care & After School Program is a licensed child care center in Warren, PA. At Care With Grace Day Care & After School Program, we…
North Warren Presby. Comm. Day Care Ctr.
North Warren Presby. Comm. Day Care Ctr. is a licensed child care center in Warren, PA. At North Warren Presby. Comm. Day Care Ctr., we enroll…
Young Men’s Christian Assoc. of Warren PA.
Young Men’s Christian Assoc. of Warren PA. is a licensed child care center in Warren, PA. At Young Men’s Christian Assoc. of Warren PA., we enroll…
Russell United Methodist Church Day Care
Russell United Methodist Church Day Care is a licensed child care center in Russell, PA. We are a large center. To learn more about us, please send.
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H. R. Rouse Children’s Center
H. R. Rouse Children’s Center is a licensed child care center in Youngsville, PA. At H. R. Rouse Children’s Center, we enroll children as young as 13…
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6 Adult Daycare Facilities in Warren, PA – Find Reviews, Photos
There are 6 adult daycare facilities near Warren, Pennsylvania.
Adult daycare costs in Pennsylvania range from about $30 to $171 daily, with a mean expenditure running approximately $58. The monthly cost averages roughly $1,740 and ranges between $900 and $5,130. On an annual basis, the average cost is around $15,181, which is less than the US average of $16,900.
Adult daycare costs in Warren typically range from around $50 per day up to $72 per day, with an average cost of around $60 per day. This equates to an annual cost of around $15,600.
Warren is a small city in Warren County, Pennsylvania. While the encompassing metro area includes 1,546,595 people, there are 18,579 living in the city. The 55-and-over community comprises about 34% of the overall population.
Warren has a medium SeniorScore™ of 69. The average housing price in the city is $27,000, which is significantly less than the Pennsylvania average of $213,000. Warren has a moderate unemployment rate of approximately 6.84%. The city’s average household income is $41,000 ($24,000 per person), versus the average of $51,000 for the whole of Pennsylvania.
Warren has harsh mean temperatures, with cold winters and pleasant summers. The city gets high levels of precipitation annually. Warren has a lower than average crime rate and very good air quality ratings compared to other cities.
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Rouse Warren County Home is a 176 unit senior care facility located in Youngsville, Pennsylvania. The facility is in a largely middle income area, with an average per-family income of $36,725. It is sparsely populated, with about 4,000 …
8 miles away from Warren, PA
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Frewsburg Rest Home For Adults is a senior community located at 106 W Main St in Frewsburg, New York. The neighboring area has a sparse population, with around 5,000 individuals living in the zip code of 14738. It …
15 miles away from Warren, PA
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Located at 560 Fairmount Ave, Tanglewood Manor is a senior community serving Jamestown, New York.
With an average family income of $35,340, the community is in a generally middle income area. It is densely populated, with about …
19 miles away from Warren, PA
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Lutheran is a 148 room senior housing facility situated in Jamestown, New York. With a median family income of $35,340, the community is in a generally middle class area. It has a dense population, with approximately 42,000 people …
19 miles away from Warren, PA
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Bergquist Memorial at Heritage is a senior housing community located at 4600 Route 60 in Gerry, New York. The community is in a predominantly middle income area, with an average household income of $42,448. With roughly 2,000 individuals …
25 miles away from Warren, PA
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Located at 100 Saint Francis Dr in Bradford, Pennsylvania, Bradford Ecumenical Home is a 100 bed senior care facility. The surrounding area has an average population density, with roughly 19,000 people residing in the zip code of 16701.
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Rouse Warren County Home is a 176 unit senior care facility located in Youngsville, Pennsylvania. The facility is in a largely middle income area, with an average per-family income of $36,725. It is sparsely populated, with about 4,000 …
8 miles away from Warren, PA
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Frewsburg Rest Home For Adults is a senior community located at 106 W Main St in Frewsburg, New York. The neighboring area has a sparse population, with around 5,000 individuals living in the zip code of 14738. It …
15 miles away from Warren, PA
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Located at 560 Fairmount Ave, Tanglewood Manor is a senior community serving Jamestown, New York. With an average family income of $35,340, the community is in a generally middle income area. It is densely populated, with about .
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19 miles away from Warren, PA
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Lutheran is a 148 room senior housing facility situated in Jamestown, New York. With a median family income of $35,340, the community is in a generally middle class area. It has a dense population, with approximately 42,000 people …
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Bergquist Memorial at Heritage is a senior housing community located at 4600 Route 60 in Gerry, New York. The community is in a predominantly middle income area, with an average household income of $42,448. With roughly 2,000 individuals …
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Located at 100 Saint Francis Dr in Bradford, Pennsylvania, Bradford Ecumenical Home is a 100 bed senior care facility. The surrounding area has an average population density, with roughly 19,000 people residing in the zip code of 16701. …
29 miles away from Warren, PA
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Top Adult Daycare Facilities in Warren, Pennsylvania
Rouse Warren County Home is a 176 unit senior care facility located in Youngsville, Pennsylvania.
The facility is in a largely middle income area, with an average per-family income of $36,725. It is sparsely populated, with about 4,000 …
8 miles away from Warren, PA
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Frewsburg Rest Home For Adults is a senior community located at 106 W Main St in Frewsburg, New York. The neighboring area has a sparse population, with around 5,000 individuals living in the zip code of 14738. It …
15 miles away from Warren, PA
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Located at 560 Fairmount Ave, Tanglewood Manor is a senior community serving Jamestown, New York. With an average family income of $35,340, the community is in a generally middle income area. It is densely populated, with about …
19 miles away from Warren, PA
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Lutheran is a 148 room senior housing facility situated in Jamestown, New York. With a median family income of $35,340, the community is in a generally middle class area.
It has a dense population, with approximately 42,000 people …
19 miles away from Warren, PA
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Bergquist Memorial at Heritage is a senior housing community located at 4600 Route 60 in Gerry, New York. The community is in a predominantly middle income area, with an average household income of $42,448. With roughly 2,000 individuals …
25 miles away from Warren, PA
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Located at 100 Saint Francis Dr in Bradford, Pennsylvania, Bradford Ecumenical Home is a 100 bed senior care facility. The surrounding area has an average population density, with roughly 19,000 people residing in the zip code of 16701. …
29 miles away from Warren, PA
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Rouse Warren County Home is a 176 unit senior care facility located in Youngsville, Pennsylvania. The facility is in a largely middle income area, with an average per-family income of $36,725.
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Frewsburg Rest Home For Adults is a senior community located at 106 W Main St in Frewsburg, New York. The neighboring area has a sparse population, with around 5,000 individuals living in the zip code of 14738. It …
15 miles away from Warren, PA
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Located at 560 Fairmount Ave, Tanglewood Manor is a senior community serving Jamestown, New York. With an average family income of $35,340, the community is in a generally middle income area. It is densely populated, with about …
19 miles away from Warren, PA
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Lutheran is a 148 room senior housing facility situated in Jamestown, New York. With a median family income of $35,340, the community is in a generally middle class area. It has a dense population, with approximately 42,000 people …
19 miles away from Warren, PA
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Bergquist Memorial at Heritage is a senior housing community located at 4600 Route 60 in Gerry, New York. The community is in a predominantly middle income area, with an average household income of $42,448. With roughly 2,000 individuals …
25 miles away from Warren, PA
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Located at 100 Saint Francis Dr in Bradford, Pennsylvania, Bradford Ecumenical Home is a 100 bed senior care facility. The surrounding area has an average population density, with roughly 19,000 people residing in the zip code of 16701. …
29 miles away from Warren, PA
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Rouse Warren County Home is a 176 unit senior care facility located in Youngsville, Pennsylvania. The facility is in a largely middle income area, with an average per-family income of $36,725.
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8 miles away from Warren, PA
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Frewsburg Rest Home For Adults is a senior community located at 106 W Main St in Frewsburg, New York. The neighboring area has a sparse population, with around 5,000 individuals living in the zip code of 14738. It …
15 miles away from Warren, PA
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Located at 560 Fairmount Ave, Tanglewood Manor is a senior community serving Jamestown, New York. With an average family income of $35,340, the community is in a generally middle income area. It is densely populated, with about …
19 miles away from Warren, PA
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Lutheran is a 148 room senior housing facility situated in Jamestown, New York. With a median family income of $35,340, the community is in a generally middle class area. It has a dense population, with approximately 42,000 people …
19 miles away from Warren, PA
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Bergquist Memorial at Heritage is a senior housing community located at 4600 Route 60 in Gerry, New York. The community is in a predominantly middle income area, with an average household income of $42,448. With roughly 2,000 individuals …
25 miles away from Warren, PA
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Located at 100 Saint Francis Dr in Bradford, Pennsylvania, Bradford Ecumenical Home is a 100 bed senior care facility. The surrounding area has an average population density, with roughly 19,000 people residing in the zip code of 16701. …
29 miles away from Warren, PA
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Rouse Warren County Home is a 176 unit senior care facility located in Youngsville, Pennsylvania. The facility is in a largely middle income area, with an average per-family income of $36,725.
It is sparsely populated, with about 4,000 …
8 miles away from Warren, PA
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Frewsburg Rest Home For Adults is a senior community located at 106 W Main St in Frewsburg, New York. The neighboring area has a sparse population, with around 5,000 individuals living in the zip code of 14738. It …
15 miles away from Warren, PA
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Located at 560 Fairmount Ave, Tanglewood Manor is a senior community serving Jamestown, New York. With an average family income of $35,340, the community is in a generally middle income area. It is densely populated, with about …
19 miles away from Warren, PA
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Lutheran is a 148 room senior housing facility situated in Jamestown, New York. With a median family income of $35,340, the community is in a generally middle class area. It has a dense population, with approximately 42,000 people …
19 miles away from Warren, PA
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Bergquist Memorial at Heritage is a senior housing community located at 4600 Route 60 in Gerry, New York. The community is in a predominantly middle income area, with an average household income of $42,448. With roughly 2,000 individuals …
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Located at 100 Saint Francis Dr in Bradford, Pennsylvania, Bradford Ecumenical Home is a 100 bed senior care facility. The surrounding area has an average population density, with roughly 19,000 people residing in the zip code of 16701. …
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How did the Germans “warm up” the billionaire or Who deceived Warren Buffett?
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How did the Germans “warm up” the billionaire or Who deceived Warren Buffett?
How did the Germans “warm up” the billionaire or Who deceived Warren Buffett? – Radio Sputnik, 05/21/2020
How did the Germans “warm up” the billionaire or Who deceived Warren Buffett?
Investor Warren Buffett, one of the ten richest people on the planet, bought a shell business.
The former owner presented false documents to the American firm. The scam came to light three years later. Buffett hit $650 million.
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Wall Street legend, “Oracle of Omaha” Warren Buffett, the same man whose investment advice has been heeded for years in the business world, unexpectedly made a noticeable mistake. In early 2017, a division of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., owned by a US investor, paid 800 million euros for Wilhelm Schulz, a family-owned German stainless steel business. But after a few months, the billionaire’s people began to doubt the authenticity of the documents provided.
It turned out that this is not a thriving business, but a company on the verge of bankruptcy, according to the British Guardian. Buffett, through a subsidiary of his company – Berkshire Precision Castparts – ended up paying four times more for the German family business. And all because the firm-seller forged its financial documents. The German business newspaper Handelsblatt dug up all the ins and outs of the German company and shed light on the details of this deal. The publication notes that due to the peculiarities of the legislation it is difficult to buy companies in Germany. The fact is that German inheritance law leaves families with so much wiggle room, Americans have often complained. But here they saw an opportunity and took the risk. But no one at Berkshire Hathaway thought they would be playing thimbles with them! Yes, and experts in this personality. Internal documents obtained by Handelsblatt show that sales and profits have been systematically increased using Photoshop’s image editing software.
So the managers scanned third-party office supplies and produced fictitious orders, for which fictitious invoices were then produced. Magic that David Copperfield himself would envy! By the way, the German company systematically misled other investors as well. Almost fifty commercial transactions were completely fabricated in a similar way, the New York arbitration court came to such conclusions. However, the ex-owners of Wilhelm Schulz claim that they were doing an honest business and did not agree with the court decision. They are now under investigation for fraud. The court found that the German business is worth no more than 157 million euros, and decided to compensate the investor for the difference of 643 million euros. Warren Buffett, who will soon turn 90 years old, one of the ten richest people on the planet with a fortune of 67.5 billion dollars. He often says that it is better to buy an incredible company at a regular price than an ordinary company at an incredible price. So there was something special about this company.
And perhaps there is still. Now the question is who and how will compensate the billionaire for the difference. But now Buffett will still make a deal at a fair price. Even after three years. Intuition did not deceive the investor!Author Kirill Grishin, radio SputnikRadio Sputnik is the most cited radio station in Russia. Be with us in Telegram and Yandex.Zen.
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Billions in a day Forbes reveals the loss of the richest twenty
Wall Street legend, “Oracle of Omaha” Warren Buffett, the same person whose investment advice has been heeded for years in the business world, unexpectedly made a noticeable mistake.
In early 2017, a division of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. owned by an American investor paid 800 million euros for Wilhelm Schulz, a family-owned German stainless steel business.
But after a few months, the billionaire’s people began to doubt the authenticity of the documents provided. It turned out that this is not a thriving business, but a company on the verge of bankruptcy, according to the British Guardian.
Buffett, through his subsidiary Berkshire Precision Castparts, ended up shelling out four times as much for the German family business.
And all because the firm-seller forged its financial documents.
The German business newspaper Handelsblatt dug up all the ins and outs of the German company and shed light on the details of this transaction. The publication notes that due to the peculiarities of the legislation it is difficult to buy companies in Germany. The fact is that German inheritance law leaves families with so much wiggle room, Americans have often complained. But here they saw an opportunity and took the risk. But no one at Berkshire Hathaway thought they would be playing thimbles with them! Yes, and experts in this personality. 9February 28, 2017 Even the Democrats practically did not object to this candidacy.
Internal documents obtained by Handelsblatt show that sales and profits have been systematically increased using the Photoshop image editing software. So the managers scanned third-party office supplies and produced fictitious orders, for which fictitious invoices were then produced. Magic that David Copperfield himself would envy!
By the way, the German firm systematically misled other investors as well.
Almost fifty commercial transactions were completely fabricated in a similar way, the New York arbitration court came to such conclusions. However, the ex-owners of Wilhelm Schulz claim that they were doing an honest business and did not agree with the court decision. They are now under investigation for fraud. The court found that the German business is worth no more than 157 million euros, and decided to compensate the investor for the difference of 643 million euros.
Warren Buffett, who will soon turn 90, is one of the ten richest people on the planet with a fortune of $67.5 billion. He often says that it is better to buy an incredible company at a regular price than an ordinary company at an incredible price. So there was something special about this company. And perhaps there is still.
Now the question is who and how will compensate the billionaire for the difference. But now Buffett will still make a deal at a fair price. Even after three years. Intuition did not deceive the investor!
Author Kirill Grishin, radio Sputnik
May 21, 2020, 16:10Authors
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Pennsylvania Route 12
This article is about the current route. For Route 12 PA in the 1920s, see Baltimore Pike. For PA Route 12 in the 1930s, see Pennsylvania Route 191.
Pennsylvania Route 12 ( PA 12 ) is a 9,566-mile (15,395 km) state highway located in Burke County in eastern Pennsylvania. The route’s western end is at Route US 222 (US 222) and US 422 in Wyomissing.
Its eastern terminus is PA 662 in the Pricetown community of Ruscombmanor Township. in the Reading Precinct, PA 12 is a four-lane freeway called the Warren Street Bypass which heads northeast through urban areas, exiting at interchanges with several roads, including PA 183, PA 61, and US 222 Bus. In Alsatian Township, the route becomes a two-lane undivided surface road called Pricetown Road and continues northeast through rural areas, crossing PA 73 to end PA 662.
Pricetown Road originally existed in the 18th century as a road linking farmers in Pricetown with the markets in Reading. The Warren Street Bypass was first planned in 1949 as an extension of Warren Street in Reading leading to a new bridge over Tulpehocken Creek at Wyomissing. The 1950s saw the completion of the Warren Street bypass from northeast Wyomissing to US 222 (Allentown Pike, now the 5th Street Highway) north of Reading, providing a bypass to Reading. In 1976, the US 222 route was laid on this detour, and in 1980 the Warren Street bypass was extended northeast to Priesetown Road.
The portion of the Warren Street Bypass northeast of US 222, along with Presettown Road, became State Route 2026 (SR 2026) when the Location Referencing System was founded. In 1998, PA 12 was assigned to its current alignment following the rerouting of US 222 to the new Reading bypass.
Contents
- 1 Route description
- 2 History
- 3 Major intersections
- 4 See also
- 5 Recommendations
- 6 external link
Route description
PA 12 (Warren Street bypass) approaching US 222 / US 422
junction starts at US 2 junction 2 PA 2 and 2 PA 2 in the Wyomissing area. Southwest of this interchange, the Warren Street Bypass continues as part of US 222 southbound and US 422 westbound. US 222 north continues northwest, and US 422 east continues southeast on the West Bank Bypass. PA 12 does not have access to US 222 northbound or southbound at this interchange. From US 222/US 422, the route heads northeast on a four-lane lane.
divided Warren Bypass Street. PA 12 crosses Tulpehocken Creek into the City of Reading and heads through the commercial districts. There is no junction along this section of the route, access to some local streets as well as businesses, while access to other local junctions is blocked by barricades. The road exits at an interchange with PA 183, with access from the straight in/right exits at Butler Street and Lehigh Street eastbound and Carbon Street and Lackawanna Street westbound. [3] [4] Interchange PA 183 provides access to Reading Regional Airport, a charter airport that is also home to the Mid-Atlantic Aviation Museum. [4] [5] [6] After this interchange, the route becomes the Freeway and heads towards residential areas and turns north, running west from Norfolk South to the Reading Line. PA 12 crosses the Schuylkill River and comes to a partial cloverleaf interchange with the River Road. [3] [4]
From here, the freeway turns northeast and passes under the reading line, heading into the commercial areas within Muhlenberg Township and coming to a partial cloverleaf exchange with PA 61 which has an east exit and entrance to the west, as well as the entrance to the east from PA 61 northbound.
[3] [4] The south exit of PA 61 provides access to FirstEnergy Stadium, home of Little League Baseball’s Reading Fighting Fils. [7] Route passes under Pottsville Branch Norfolk Southern and comes to a partial cloverleaf interchange with US 222 Bus.; this interchange provides access from PA 12 westbound to PA 61 and northbound US 222. After this interchange, the freeway continues to develop, reaching the 11th Street Diamond Exchange. PA 12 heads into a more wooded area and turns to the northeast. The route comes to a partial cloverleaf junction with Spring Valley Road and continues into Alsatian Town, where the freeway ends. [3] [4]
PA 12 eastbound in the Alsace area
After the freeway ends, PA 12 becomes a two-lane undivided surface road called Pricetown Road continuing northeast through wooded areas with some homes and businesses . The road passes through the village of Alsatian Manor before crossing into Ruscombmanor Township where it intersects PA 73 in the community of Breezy Corner.
After this junction, the route continues through farmland and forests with a few houses. PA 12 ends at an intersection with PA 662 in the Pricetown community, where Pricetown Road continues northeast as SR 2026, an unsigned quadrant route, to a five-way junction with Lobachsville Road, Lyons Road, Henry Road, and Deysher Road in the New Jerusalem neighborhood of Rockland Township . [3] [4]
In 2016, PA 12 had an average annual daily traffic of 59,000 vehicles between the US 222/US 422 and PA 183 interchanges, to 8,600 vehicles between PA 73 and Walnuttown Road. [8] Part of PA 12 along the Warren Street bypass is part of the National Highway System. [9]
History
PA 12 westbound at US 222 bus interchange.
Pricetown Road dates back to the 18th century as a road linking the village of Pricetown to Reading. The road was used by farmers in the Pricetown area who traveled to Reading to buy and sell goods. Pricetown was founded in 1754 and developed into a village with three taverns and a general store that served trade to and from Reading.
At 19century, horses from Montana were transported along the Pricetown Road. temple for dacha auctions in the region. [10] Pricetown Road was originally a dirt road. [11] Warren Street in Reading was completed by 1920, running from Fayette Street near Tulpehoken Creek east to a cul-de-sac near the Schuylkill River. [12] In 1927, Pricetown Road was paved with concrete. [13] By 1940, the road was straightened at the Walnuttown Road junction. [14]
V 19In 1949, a four-lane bridge was planned to be built over Talpehocken Creek at Warren Street. As part of this plan, Warren Street was to be widened from the proposed bridge to Schuylkill Avenue. This extended Warren Street was intended to be part of the Reading bypass route. [15] The bridge and extension was approved with the stipulation that Warren Street only widen to Schuylkill Avenue so as not to create a bypass route through the residential area. [16] Construction of the Warren Street Bridge and Bypass between US 422 (Harrisburg Pike, now Penn Avenue) and PA 83 (now PA 183, Schuylkill Avenue) began at 1950 year.
[17] In 1953, the Park Avenue Extension (which extended Park Avenue in Wyomissing to a bypass) and the Warren Street Bypass from US 422 in Wyomissing to Tulpehoken Creek, as well as the Tulipehawken Creek Bridge, were completed. completed with the extension of the bypass to Warren Street. northeast from PA 83 to US 222 (Allentown Pike, now the 5th Street Highway). [18] [19] Construction on the Warren Street Bypass extension to US 222 began at 1956 with the expansion process of the existing Warren Street. [20] PA 83 bridge across the bypass built in 1957. [21] In 1959, the Warren Street Bypass extension to US 222 was opened to traffic, and the portion of Warren Street between Tulpehocken Creek and PA 83 widened to four lanes. [22] [23] The Warren Street Bypass included an interchange with the under-construction Reading Bypass (now US 422, West Shore Bypass) southwest of Talpehoken Creek when it opened at 1959 year.
[22]
In 1962, an extension of the Warren Street bypass from US 222 to Pricetown Road was proposed. Two routes were proposed for the extension, one following a more southerly route, as is the case today, and another following a more northerly route along Spring Valley Road, passing close to Burnhart Reservoir. The extension of the bypass was intended to provide access to a growing industrial park. [24] Plans were made in 1966 to make part of the Warren Street bypass through the Glenside area of Reading a restricted access area by eliminating level crossings with local streets, causing the streets to dead end at the bypass. [25] By 1969, a more southerly route was chosen to widen the Warren Street bypass between US 222 and Pricetown Road. [26] November 15, 1975 American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) approved for US 222 bypassing Reading, with the route taking the Warren Street bypass between US 422 in Wyomissing and Allentown Pike.
[27] [28] In 1976, construction began on the Warren Street bypass extension between US 222 and Pricetown Road. [29] The portion of the Warren Street bypass between Spring Valley Road and Pricetown Road was completed in July 1979, and the portion between 11th Street and Spring Valley Road was completed in December 1979. [30] In 1980, the remainder of the Warren Street Bypass extension between 222nd and 11th US streets was completed. [29] [31] [32]
New Jerusalem steel SR 2026. [33] [34] In 1998, US 222 was rerouted to a highway northwest of Reading following the completion of the Park Road Corridor in October of that year; The designation PA 12 was assigned to the Warren Street bypass northeast of US 222/US 422 in Wyomissing, as well as SR 2026 until the intersection with PA 662 in December of that year. [1]
Major Intersections
All route to Berk County.
See also
Jeffrey Warren – Meditation for Skeptics. 10 Percent Happier read online free
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Meditation for Skeptics. 10 percent happier
“An untrained mind is stupid”
– Ajahn Chah, meditation master
Dan Harris, Jeffrey Warren, et al.
Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics: A 10% Happier How-to Book
Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics Copyright © 2017 by Dan Harris. All rights reserved.
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How to use this book
I think it will not surprise you that there are a lot of meditations in the book about meditation. For each of them, our permanent maestro Jeff Warren has prepared basic instructions and demonstrates (often in a very funny way) his attitude to practice.
If you come across a meditation in the text, it’s not at all necessary to immediately drop everything and twist into a lotus position, for example. Quite the contrary: we want you to read it first and come back to it after a while.
All meditations in this book are available in English on the free mobile app 10% Happier. When you see the symbol, it means you have the choice to switch to the app and let Jeff guide you through your meditation. I recommend experimenting with guided and unsupervised meditations and see what works best. Personally, I alternate them.
Chapter 1
The Reason for Meditation
If only a couple of years ago I had been told that I would become a wandering preacher of meditation, I would have choked on beer, so much so that it would have spurted out through my nose.
In 2004, while on ABC’s Good Morning America live, I had a panic attack. I was also a masochist, so I asked our research department for the exact number of views.
The number turned out to be incredibly encouraging – 5.019 million (if you want to gloat from the heart, this video is easy to find on Youtube. Just type panic attack on live TV – the first video about me, and it’s amazing).
After such an embarrassment to the whole country, I realized that this situation is the result of my incredibly stupid actions, and became even more upset. After so many years of reporting live from the battlefield for ABC, the young, aspiring, idealistic reporter had a hidden depression. For several months I did not find the strength to get out of bed in the morning and felt like I was in a constant sluggish fever. In a fit of desperation, I self-prescribed recreational drugs, including cocaine and ecstasy. I used drugs briefly and intermittently. If you watched movie The Wolf of Wall Street, where the characters inject methaqualone every five minutes – don’t think I was wrong. However, according to the doctor I went to after my panic attack, it was enough to artificially raise my adrenaline levels in my brain, increase my initial level of anxiety, and set the stage for public embarrassment.
In a roundabout way, a panic attack led me to a practice that I always thought was ridiculous. For most of my life, meditation seemed to me like aura reading, singing Enya, or using the word “namaete” in all seriousness. Later I realized that my restless mind of type A was too busy to contact space. And in any case, if I became too happy, then most likely I would be completely unsuitable for my hyper-competitive job.
Two things changed my mind.
Science was the first.
In recent years there has been a breakthrough in meditation research. Scientists have proven that meditation:
• lowers blood pressure;
• helps to recover from the release of the stress hormone cortisol;
• improves the functioning of the immune system, in particular the immune response;
• slows down age-related atrophy of the brain;
• relieves symptoms of depression and anxiety.
Research has also shown that meditation can reduce prison violence, improve worker productivity, and improve student behavior and achievement.
Things get even more interesting when we look at meditation from a neurobiological point of view. Over the past few years, neuroscientists have been looking inside the minds of meditators and have found that the practice can rewire key brain regions associated with self-awareness, compassion, and endurance. A study published in Harvard Gazette , showed that just eight weeks of meditation resulted in a measurable reduction in gray matter density in the brain area responsible for stress.
This science is still relatively young, so the research results are only preliminary. However, I’m worried that they’re already generating undue media hype (“meditation will help you get rid of bad breath and will allow you to score 3-pointers from the backboard[1]”). And yet, if you combine all the most rigorous research, you can see that the list of healing properties of meditation is very long.
The study sparked a real revolution in public health: the ancient practice of meditation has caught on with CEOs, athletes, US Marines and showbiz stars, including rapper 5°Cent.