Geis is located in Cambria County, Pennsylvania. On this city guide, you will find all kinds of helpful information about hotels, real estate, careers and much more.
|
KNIGHTS INN JOHNSTOWN
Hotel rate starting at just $44 at 
|
Get information on a comprehensive list of local hotels and lodging to fit any budget. 
|
|
SUPER 8 MOTEL - JOHNSTOWN
Hotel rate starting at just $59 at
|
|
|
HOLIDAY INN JOHNSTOWN-DOWNTOWN
Hotel rate starting at just $123 at
|
Thu
14
Jun
Photoshop for Photographers I
Brandon Jones is an interdisciplinary artist and photographer originally from Atlanta, GA. Brandon received a dual BFA in pho…
Thu
21
Jun
Photoshop for Photographers I
Brandon Jones is an interdisciplinary artist and photographer originally from Atlanta, GA. Brandon received a dual BFA in pho…
Thu
28
Jun
Photoshop for Photographers I
Brandon Jones is an interdisciplinary artist and photographer originally from Atlanta, GA. Brandon received a dual BFA in pho…
This is the time of year that many communities are holding yard sales, but a Johnstown native has found a way to use Facebook to buy, trade and sell.
The site appears to keep moms busy and is about to take off.
Lisa Kozich has created a social network for moms.
It’s creating new friendships and perhaps, more importantly, saving families money.
Every day, multiple times a day, millions of people log onto Facebook to check newsfeeds, notifications and network with ‘Friends,’ but Kozich saw another advantage.
Her page is giving moms more buying power.
"They're going on themselves, and their own little safe network. They're not worrying about anyone else,” Kozich said. “It's more local so they know who this person is or another person is; so it's [more safe]."
Kozich lives in Pittsburgh, but decided to launch Mommy’s Club Garage Slae in her hometown.
It’s creating thousands of likes in Cambria and Somerset Counties.
"And on the Facebook page, when the moms get together in the local areas, and they buy, sell and trade their items. We also list local businesses in the area, in Pennsylvania strictly. We do right now, but eventually we're going to go nationwide,” Kozich said.
The page creates a viral garage sale. Moms can sell or buy any item through a post or a comment.
"What they'll do is they search through the albums on Facebook, and they search through the albums on the website, and they'll say, 'oh I want that' you know, 'come meet me,’” Kozich explained.
"There are toys, there's clothing, even household products that I don't even use anymore. We go ahead and sell those also," Amanda Shellenberger said.
Kozich said the page is monitored to make sure it’s safe and trustworthy.
When a mom wants to make a transaction, Kozich said the buyer and seller pikc a place to meet.
"They'll come in a parking lot, they'll meet up, they'll do the transaction and pretty much they get to look at all the items before they purchase; and just make sure they're not damaged and everything works well.”
Shellenberger is a mom of two girls.
She said the page is affordable and convenient for her family.
"I am a stay at home mom. So, my husband is the only one working in the household and with the economy being so bad, and everything being so high priced, you can get stuff next to nothing that looks like it is brand new on the site. You can get double of what you could if you went to a local store and bought it brand new,” Shellenberger said. “So, it is a big savings and it does help that I can shop at the convenience of my own home, instead of having to go to the store and drag the kids with me. I get to go online, look what I want, set up a time and just go."
The site isn’t just attracting kid-friendly buyers, there’s also merchandise for sale for a mom’s interest.
One mom said she saw end tables, couches and chairs.
The success Mommy’s Club Garage Sale has seen in the area has generated such a buzz; Google has been in contact with Kozich.
She has more cities slated to bring the garage sale off the lawn.
Mon, 28 May 2012 22:42:12 -0400
Sunday evening a strong line of storms made its way through Clearfield County.
6 News found areas in Southern Clearfield County that received damage, some major, because of the storms.
One place that was damaged was the La Jose cemetery.
At the cemetery, multiple trees were uprooted and fell on top of headstones.
Joseph Peace, caretaker of the La Jose cemetery, said that on Friday he prepared the cemetery for Memorial day.
Peace believes a tornado went through town on Sunday evening.
There are no reports of a tornado, but meteorologists at 6 News said that winds did gust as high as 60 to 70 mph.
Peace could not believe the destruction the storm left at the cemetery.
It was a race against the clock Monday morning for several of the cemetery volunteers.
Despite the destruction, the Memorial Day service was still on.
Around 1 p.m., dozens of people gathered together to remember fallen soldiers.
Peace said the cemetery did have insurance to cover the damage.
Sunday afternoon strong storms broke out across the Alleghenies.
In Clearfield County, the southern portion of the county was hit hardest.
6 News stopped by Mahaffey and La Jose, two areas that were hit by the storm.
In the small community of La Jose, dozens of trees were uprooted.
Some believe a tornado went through town.
6 News meteorologist, Tony Martin, said that there were no confirmed tornadoes. However, winds did get as high as 60-70 mph.
Just north of La Jose, the borough of Mahaffey also was hit by the storm.
At one home a Jeep was damaged by a tree that fell on top of it.
There are no reported injuries involved with the storm.
Real Estate Resources |
Sponsored Listings |
Grove Ave, Johnstown, PA
$35,000
4 bed/2 bath
Rodgers St, Nanty Glo, PA
$40,500
5 bed/1 bath
Flintlock St, Johnstown, PA
$21,000
3 bed/2 bath
25 Total Foreclosure Properties found View All Foreclosures
GeisPennsylvania.com
HOTELS • REAL ESTATE • JOBS
