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The grand old house with the 4 huge Ionic columns in the village of Harford has seen better days, but is looking forward to a still better future.  Built in its current form in 1839-1840 by John Tyler, it is known locally by a variety of names: The Senator’s House (it was owned around the turn of the 20th century by State Senator E[dward]. E[verett]. Jones, whose signature can also be found on old paper currency, from the time he served as Register of the Treasury from 1929 to 1933); or the Aton house, having been owned for the longest time by the Aton family.  A partnership owned it for a couple of years.  It then became the offices of an environmental organization called Ecologia led by Randy Kritkausky and his wife Carolyn Schmidt, who subsequently moved the organization to Vermont.

The annual dinner hosted by the Susquehanna County Housing and Redevelopment Authorities (SCHRA) started with a meeting of the Board of Directors on Friday, January 15, 2016 at Oliveri’s Crystal Lake Hotel.  During the meeting, the Board of Directors held an election of officers for 2016.  Officers are Joseph Matis, Chairman; Paul Lukus, Vice-Chairman; Jerry Cronk, Secretary/Treasurer; Elaine Andusko and Tom Chamberlain Board Members.  Also in attendance was Executive Director Karen Allen.

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