2/16/23 likely. Philadelphia. Heard there will be a big parade...

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Love the movie.

Don't drive angry.

> Sure, but "Local Earned Income Tax" is a specific thing, and that specific thing isn't municipal/school taxes.

Except that thing is only municipal and school (in some school districts) taxes. 0.5% of the 1.5% Local Earned Income Tax in Bellevue goes to the Northgate School District, and 1.0% goes to the municipality of Bellevue.

Plenty of people call them Municipal taxes because "municipal" just means relating to a city or town or its governing body. If you've never heard them called as such, maybe it's because your parents and/or teachers don't use the term?

> If you want to have a pedantic semantic argument, go be wrong somewhere else.

Ha!

Besides feelings of bigots, who did this hurt?

It does in Franklin county, hell the whole week is a celebration

I heard someone put him in a microwave and he exploded into sugar magma.

Getting off a day in elementary for deer season 😎

A man who brought great joy to the world when he introduced his marshmallows to it. And then again when the world introduced his marshmallows to the microwave.

My thoughts exactly. The article also stated that the parents had sort of pulled away from the community. I’m sure they had been dealing with their daughter’s hallucinations and hearing voices (I guess schizophrenia) and that wears on a caregiver- especially a parent. You keep wondering why your child can’t just be happy and unencumbered by such a severe mental illness..so you form a protective barrier around your little family…thinking you’re doing your best but ultimately it actually pulls you down with your child…and there’s no end plus u know at some point your child WON’T have you to take care of their very specific and overwhelming needs. It’s tragic. I understand it though. Such a sad sad story.

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Award if they still had free ones ! ^#@^

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Oh yes, this I've learned over the years. Even if you Google Saint Cecilia's fasnacht , people spell it different ways. I don't even remember how they spell it on their sign, been too many years.

The problem is PA Dutch never had a spelling oversight or authority of sorts. No websters dictionary. If you look up old books, newspapers, etc.. you will find the same words spelled at least five different ways. I say pick your favorite and go with it! 😂

First day of deer season.

School taxes are also a part of local income tax in many school districts. Two-thirds of your income tax in the City goes to PPS.

And also how faschnaut is spelled. (How I knew it)

I only just started seeing it with a t, your spelling, which is weird to me. fasnacht I've seen at the local church, but I believe the old PA dutch is faasnacht or something like that.

>What was so bad...

Hey look, another person who doesn't understand how mental illness works.

Yes, but double check that it's for the correct location where you live or work. Keystone sent me a "local earned income tax return" for a neighboring borough because my work's payroll which is based in Maryland didn't know the difference.

I called Keystone collections group (they were very helpful on the phone). I had to upload the borough maps and maps of my township and they cancelled this. So, just a word of caution to always verify what, where and when bill is from before you pay.

> Sure, but "Local Earned Income Tax" is a specific thing, and that specific thing isn't municipal/school taxes.

Are you sure about that? The Earned Income Tax rate in Pittsburgh is 3%; 1% of that goes to the City, and 2% goes to the school district.

School taxes are based on property value AND earned income in the City and many other municipalities.