Meet Our Members:
Resurrection Movement Studio & Komotion Dance Program
"Resurrection Movement Studio Inc. and Komotion Dance Program opened our doors in January 2015. We are a fitness facility, and a kids dance program. We love working with people! We are located in 1958 Montour Blvd, Suite #103. Our neighbors are Body Balance and TNT Magnum.
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We love Danville, and wanted to give value back to the community through what we offer. We truly believe that small businesses exist, to enhance the community. They love being involved in the community in various ways. Our approach to training and working with kids are little bit different than what people are used to.
We focus on movements. We want people to fall in love with the process of training and move and feel better as they go on their journey with us. We partner up with local massage therapists, physical therapists and other medical professionals to provide the best service we can offer. On the dance program side, our focus has always been to teach more than just dance: dance is just a vehicle we use to teach important things about life. We develop leaders, dancers who take initiatives, and gets involved in the community. We are a family. In fact, on the dance program side, you'll often hear us refer to ourselves as 'Komotion Nation.'"
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"I opened the business with 6 month left on my VISA in 2015 as I felt like this was God was calling me to do. I emptied my bank account to purchase minimum amount of equipment needed and rented the space, basically this was my last attempt in living the "American Dream." God has been amazing. And I am forever thankful for the Danville community for welcoming me with open arms."
Hidi also recently launched his own podcast at the beginning of October. To date, he has released three episodes each featuring "ordinary individuals doing extraordinary things."
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In Our Community Podcast, Episode #3
Listen to episode #3 as Stefanie Kocher, owner of Longevity Health & Fitness began her fitness journey, stays involved with the community, and maintains a work-life balance.
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In Our Community Podcast #3 - Coach Stef, Longevity...
In this episode, Coach Hidi sat down with Coach Stef from Longevity Health & Fitness in Danville, PA. We talked about her journey in the fitness world, her love for the Longevity community, our thoughts on modern day nutrition and diet trends,...
Read more
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Traffic Signals Timing and Operations Changes on Route 11 in Montour County Next Week
"Motorists travelling Route 11 in Montour County are advised there will be changes with the traffic signal timing and operation at the intersection of Railroad Street in the borough of Danville due to the installation of new traffic signal equipment.
This traffic signal project is sponsored by Danville Borough.
New traffic signal equipment has been installed and will be activated on Monday, October 21.
The timing and operation of the signals are based on traffic volumes which dictate the sequencing of through movements and left turns through the project area. These sequences may be different than those in effect prior to the project implementation.
Motorists should be alert and obey all traffic signals."
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The Exchange and DRIVE Host a Strong Towns Event in Bloomsburg on November 7th
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Join us at the
Greenly Center in downtown Bloomsburg on Thursday, the 7th of November, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
, as special guest Charles Marohn of StrongTowns.org talks about “The Foolproof Town: Identifying Productive Places".
No cost to attend, light refreshments available.
Among the questions that Strong Towns raises: What development do we want? What do we not want? What does “development” even mean? And how do we ensure wealth creation that benefits all of our fellow citizens?
Wherever you live in Columbia or Montour County – in town, borough, or township – these questions matter to you and to your communities: to your families, friends, and neighbors. This event aims to energize the region-wide discussion so people from throughout the Counties will work together to find answers for each of our places and for our region as a whole.
Please RSVP to Oren B. Helbok at The Exchange: 570-317-2596 or
Exchange@ExchangeArts.org.
The Exchange thanks our lead sponsor, DRIVE, which serves the economic development of both Montour and Columbia County by providing professional services to help businesses create and retain family-sustaining jobs. Other sponsors include Downtown Bloomsburg, Inc.; the Danville Business Alliance; the Central Susquehanna Community Foundation; the Columbia-Montour Visitors Bureau; the United Way of Columbia and Montour Counties; and Community Strategies Group.
Charles L. “Chuck” Marohn, Jr., is the founder and president of Strong Towns and the
author of Strong Towns: A Bottom-Up Revolution to Rebuild American Prosperity. He is a professional engineer licensed in the state of Minnesota and a land-use planner with two decades of experience;he holds a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering and a master’s of urban and regional planning, both from the University of Minnesota. Marohn hosts the Strong Towns Podcast and has presented Strong Towns concepts in hundreds of cities and towns across North America. He is featured in the documentary film Owned: A Tale of Two Americas and was named one of the Ten Most Influential Urbanists of all time by Planetizen.
For more information about The Exchange, visit
ExchangeArts.org
or Facebook.com/ExchangeArtsDotOrg or call 570-317-2596. For more information about DRIVE, visit
DRIVEindustry.com
or call 570-284-4296.
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Hero's Fund Collecting Items for Christmas Care Packages
The Hero's Fund is collecting items for Christmas Care Packages to send to our soldiers deployed in Poland. Below is a list of preferred items to include:
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- cocoa, tea bags, instant coffee
- Individual creamers, sugar
- Individual packs of condiments
- Single-serving packages of cereal, beef jerky, crackers, nuts, cookies
- Ramen Noodle
- Poweder drink mixes
- Candy, licorice, gum (no chocolate)
- Q-Tips
- Tissues
- Nail clippers
- Boots, socks
- Foot powder
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- Sports magazines
- AA & AAA batteries (no lithium)
- Disposable cameras
- Paper, envelopes, pens, pencils
- Phone cards (highly preferred)
- Playing cards
- Sunscreen
- Toothpaste, toohbrushes, mouthwash
- Lip balm
- Shaving lotion
- Shampoo
- Lotion
- Baby wipes
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Donations can be dropped off at the Danville Business Alliance (620 Mill Street, Danville) between 9 a - 3 p, Monday through Friday.
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SAVE THE DATE
Ferry Street Growers Market
Saturdays, May 18 - November 23, 8 a.m. - noon
Danville First Baptist Trunk-or-Treat
October 23, 5:30-7:30
Danville Halloween Parade
Thursday, October 24, 7 p.m.
Rain Date: October 27, 3 p.m.
Family Film Night at The Booth
presented by the Danville Arts Council
Friday, October 25, 7 p.m.
Saturday, October 26, 2 p.m.
Trunk-or-Treat at Hawkins Chevrolet:
Preserve the Preserve
October 26, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Danville Primary School Trunk-or-Treat
October 30, 5-6:30 p.m.
Comedy Night
presented by Zing Productions & The Booth Theater
November 1, 8 p.m.
Holiday Open House
Saturday, November 23, 5-9 p.m.
Sunday, November 24, noon - 5 p.m.
Carriage Rides
November 23, 5-9 p.m.
December 8, noon - 4 p.m.
December 14, 5-8 p.m.
Hometown Holiday Celebration
Friday, December 6 - Sunday, December 8
See the Calendar of Events
HERE.
Zing's Annual Community Christmas Concert
at Grove Presbyterian
Sunday, December 8
Stay tuned for details!
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Please let us know about your upcoming events and we will
share your information on our website and social media.
Simply reply to this e-mail and provide details.
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Danville Business Alliance | 570.284.4502 | 620 Mill Street, Danville, PA 17821 | www.visitdanvillepa.org
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