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UASD parents ask board to do better
We are parents of two Canners and care deeply for the future of our amazing public school as we are also products of it. We value education and recognize it is a shared responsibility of society, so we must work together for the greater good. We are saddened to hear in Dr. Doll’s superintendent report about the seven figure endowment that has been withdrawn as a result of the 6 Board members’ vote to contract with the Independence Law Center. This will impact students for years to come. What if other donors move in a similar direction?
Player Previews in 100 Days – Day 97: Shayde Shultz, Gettysburg Area HS
Coaches comment: Shayde is a solid fast slot receiver. He works really hard. Solid in the classroom. Strong in the weight room too. He is able to find ways and get open to catch the ball. Shayde also plays safety. Very strong hitter from the safety spot. Follow EasternPAFootball.com on...
Zion’s Summer Fun Ice Cream Social Scheduled for This Sunday
Zion is set to host its Summer Fun Ice Cream Social this Sunday, August 25, from 4:00 to 6:00 pm. The event will be held in the parish house yard, with a backup location inside the church if it rains. Attendees can look forward to enjoying four flavors of ice cream, complete with a variety of toppings.
Cause of death released after fire police officer was struck and killed in York County
The York County Coroner’s Office released the cause and manner of death for the volunteer fire police officer who was struck and killed while directing traffic on Friday afternoon. Brian Peek, 67, of Newberry Township, died due to blunt force injuries after he was struck by a vehicle around...
See all homes sold in York, Aug. 12 to Aug. 18
The following is a listing of all home transfers in York reported from Aug. 12 to Aug. 18. There were 32 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,716-square-foot home on Homeland Road in York Township that sold for $270,000. Conewago...
The Many Faces of SCCAP Celebration
We are so excited to invite you to be a part of a significant milestone in our organization’s history—South Central Community Action Programs (SCCAP) is celebrating its 60th anniversary! For six decades, SCCAP has been committed to empowering individuals and families, providing vital services, and fostering a stronger, more resilient community.
Game of the Week Preview | Manheim Township, Cumberland Valley open the season with playoff rematch
PENNSYLVANIA, USA — Buckle those chinstraps, Central Pennsylvania -- high school football is back!. The teams of the Lancaster-Lebanon League, Mid-Penn Conference, and York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association all are back under the Friday night lights this week as the 2024 season begins. There are a whopping 57 games on...
Harlem Globetrotter hosting 2nd annual ‘Edgemont Day’ in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Harlem Globetrotter Chris “Handles” Franklin is hosting his second annual “Edgemont Day” in Harrisburg this weekend. According to a post on X, Franklin is hosting “Edgemont Day,” a community event featuring free food, ice cream, drinks, horseback riding, family activities, bounce houses, a magician, face painting, basketball and card game tournaments, educational exhibits, penny candy store, free haircuts from local barbershops, and music.
GIANT Company picks Rebecca Lupfer SVP, chief merchant
CARLISLE, Pa. – Rebecca Lupfer has been named senior vice president and chief merchant of The GIANT Company, effective immediately. Lupfer will lead all aspects of merchandising for the company as well as commercial planning and pricing, reporting directly to The GIANT Company’s president, John Ruane. “With nearly...
‘Absolutely committed’: A. Duie Pyle celebrates 100th anniversary as a family-owned company
Peter Latta, A. Duie Pyle chairman and CEO, has turned down acquisition offers for the regional LTL carrier from two national competitors expanding into the Northeast in the past two years. Instead, the West Chester, Pennsylvania-based carrier marked its centennial this year as a private, family-owned business, hosting harbor cruises...
No cause able to be determined for Carlisle house fire, police say
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — Investigators could not find out what caused a home in Carlisle to catch fire Monday evening. The fire was discovered by Carlisle Police who were patrolling in the area and saw a house on Lincoln Street on fire after 5:30 p.m., police said in a news release. The home had […]
State College Regional Airport announces more flights to Philadelphia, Chicago and Washington Dulles
The State College Regional Airport is adding more flights and bigger planes to its fall schedule. Airport representatives say increased service will help meet high traffic demand to and from Penn State. American Airlines added a fourth flight to Philadelphia on Aug. 6, and will add a fifth one in...
Trump vows to ax power plant rule, noncommittal on EV tax credit
During a campaign stop in Pennsylvania on Monday, former President Trump said he’d eliminate the Biden administration’s power plant rule but was noncommittal about his position on a tax credit for electric vehicles. Speaking to the crowd in York, Pa., Trump accused his presidential opponent, Vice President Harris, of being on a “regulatory jihad to shut…
Georgine's still open, as owners look for right buyer to keep the Bristol business going
Georgine’s may be for sale, but the longtime family-owned restaurant is still open and booking future events. That’s the message its owners keep pushing as they continue to seek offers for their fine dining restaurant in Bristol Township, where they hope to find a buyer to keep the 47-year-old business running for many more years to come.
Wine garden with pickleball and bocce granted zoning relief to open in Conshohocken
During the August 19th meeting of Conshohocken’s zoning hearing board, the board voted to grant Cooper Winery zoning relief with three conditions to open a wine garden with two pickleball courts and a bocce court at 127 East Elm Street in the borough. Cooper Winery is owned by Conshohocken-resident...
Larry Holmes Jr. gains approval for his Legends Cigar Bar. Fall opening possible
EASTON, Pa. — After locking down a special exception and variance from Easton Zoning Hearing Board on Monday, Larry Holmes Jr. may be on his way to a fall opening for Legends Cigar Bar. Holmes was granted an exception for the proposed luxury cigar lounge — a zoning requirement...
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