Only one award will be given for each community. The deadline is Feb. 29. No not for an audit. The tax agency needs volunteers to help answer tax-questions and fill out basic federal and state income tax returns. Volunteers come from all walks of life and no experience is needed.
Free training is provided.
Volunteers begin working in February until April at the Grand Forks Public Library and at the Senior Citizens Center at 620 Fourth Ave. S. Sponsored by the IRS and its community partner the American Association of Retired Persons, the Grand Forks program is open to volunteers and customers from East Grand Forks. Chamber dinner tickets on sale Tickets are on sale for the Grand Forks Chamber of Commerce 95th annual dinner with an awards and recognition event Feb. 3 at the Ramada Inn. Susan Marvin, chief executive officer and president of Marvin Windows and Doors, based in Warroad, Minn., will be the featured speaker. The chamber's annual community leadership award, named after the late Henry Havig, will be presented along with the Top Hatter of the Year award.