People who are 65 or older, or who are disabled, have until the end of the year to receive property tax rebates for 2010 if they own their home or rent it. The maximum rebate this year is at least $650. Homeowners can receive a rebate if their income is as much as $35,000, excluding half of Social Security income. Renters are eligible if their income is below $15,000 excluding half of Social Security income. Aside from those 65 and older, and those who are permanently disabled, widows or widowers 50 and older also can apply. For more information go here.
| Deena Gross // Director Deena Gross became Staying Connected's director in March 2007 after volunteering for the agency for 18 months and also serving as a volunteer financial counselor with the York County Area Agency on Aging. A journalist for 25 years in Pennsylvania, Vermont and Florida, she holds an A.B. in political science from Bryn Mawr College. |
| Rachel Kohr // Office Coordinator Rachel Kohr holds a bachelor's degree in behavioral science from Yorkk Collge, and joined our staff in the fall of 2010.She helps schedule rides for Staying Connected participants. Rachel formerly worked in sales for the Apple Automotive Group and lives in Springettsbury Township with her family. |