Tuesday, 4/25/23 02:27 am Suspicious Activity 100 block of N. Stratton St 02:57 am Suspicious Activity 200 block of Carlisle St 03:25 am Theft/Theft from Vehicle/Receiving Stolen Property/Loitering and Prowling at Night x 2 arrests 1st block of W. Water St 07:17 am Theft 1st block of N. Fifth St 08:29 am Fraud 100 block
Tuesday, 4/25/23 02:27 am Suspicious Activity 100 block of N. Stratton St 02:57 am Suspicious Activity 200 block of Carlisle St 03:25 am Theft/Theft from Vehicle/Receiving Stolen Property/Loitering and Prowling at Night x 2 arrests 1st block of W. Water St 07:17 am Theft 1st block of N. Fifth St 08:29 am Fraud 100 block
By Anthony Hennen | The Center Square (The Center Square) — Pennsylvania’s gambling industry has seen major growth in recent years, bringing billions of dollars in tax revenue to the state budget – but also addiction problems and demands for subsidies. Nationally, the commonwealth is near the top for gambling. A ranking from WalletHub, a personal-finance site,
Delone emerged victorious against Biglerville by a score of 93-53 in the boys’ competition. Biglerville’s Robert Salazar had a great day, winning the 100-meter hurdles and the high jump events. He also came in second in the long jump In the distance events, Aiden Davis from Delone won the 1600m race, while the Squires’ Ryan
Gettysburg and Carlisle matched each other run-for-run for the first four innings Wednesday before the Thundering Herd scored in the fifth and then held the Warriors scoreless for the final three frames to claim a 4-3 win at Gettysburg. Gettysburg’s Tegan Kuhns was the tough-luck loser, taking the L despite racking up 11 strikeouts over
Despite being outhit, 9-8, Carlisle defeated Gettysburg by a final of 6-4 on Wednesday in a game played at Carlisle. The first inning saw Carlisle take an early lead with two runs, but Gettysburg soon caught up, scoring two runs in the third inning to tie the game. However, the homesteading Thundering Herd took the
YORK, PA (APRIL 26, 2023) – As a top healthcare employer regionally and nationally, WellSpan Health is announcing that the organizational minimum wage will move from $15 to $17 per hour, effective July 2, 2023. “Providing high quality, compassionate care for our friends and neighbors starts and ends with the dedication of our 20,000 WellSpan team
With gratitude to its generous donors, the Adams County Community Foundation (the Community Foundation) has announced $120,000.00 in grants through its Adams County Grants program. These grants help local nonprofits become more effective, move low-income residents toward self-sufficiency, and support collaborative projects that advance affordable housing, transportation, and economic development. Adams County Grants are made
Aram Goudsouzian, University of Memphis Harry Belafonte died at the age of 96. AP Photo/Chris Pizzello In May 1963, as civil rights demonstrations rocked the city of Birmingham, Alabama, Harry Belafonte was at a cocktail party in Manhattan, scolding the then-attorney general of the United States. “You may think you’re doing enough,” he recalled telling
The Gettysburg Green Gathering is bringing an advocate for monarch butterflies to town! Carol Pasternak of Toronto, Canada, will provide a kid-friendly introduction to the care and feeding of butterflies, especially Monarch butterflies, on Saturday, April 29, at 1:00 PM at the Charles Sterner Building at the Gettysburg Recreation Park. A second presentation will take
Danielle Ohl of Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive/The Patriot-News, TribLIVE/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and WITF Public Media. Sign up for our free newsletters. The Defender Association budget of more than $50 million helps employ about 500 attorneys and other staffers to provide indigent defense
by Ryan Huffman When tasked with writing about the latest trends in library technology, my brain often goes to what’s going on in the general tech world. I’m sure many of us have heard about the latest in artificial intelligence, peppered with varying degrees of concern for what the future holds. While pioneers forge ahead
arry E. Sixeas, 81 of Biglerville, PA passed away on Thursday, April 20, 2023 at The Gettysburg Hospital. He was born in Gettysburg, PA on February 17, 1942, son of the late Nelson O. & Hazel (Zimmerman) Sixeas. Barry is survived by his wife of 55 years, Jean (Bowmaster) Sixeas. He was a 1961 graduate
Janis M. Oswald, 67 of Gettysburg, PA passed away at The Gettysburg Hospital on Friday, April 21, 2023. She was the beloved wife of Roger Oswald. Born March 7, 1956 in Baltimore, MD, she was the daughter of the late Paul & Dora Lee (Doctor) Staub, Sr. Janis attended Four Square Church in Gettysburg. She
James S. “Jim” Carpenter James S.”Jim” Carpenter, 85, of Littlestown, died Monday, April 24, 2023, at his home…. For the complete obituary, please click here.
Jeanette K. Snapp Jeanette K. Snapp, 77, of Littlestown, died Monday, April 24, 2023 at her home…. For the complete obituary, please click here.
Linda Lee Potter, 75, of Gettysburg, passed away Thursday, April 20, 2023 at WellSpan York Hospital. She was born Wednes… For the complete obituary, please click here.
This morning at about 2:30 a.m. Gettysburg Police were dispatched to the area of Harold Ct. for a suspicious activity incident. Suspects reported to be dressed in hoodies and masks were reportedly trying to enter a building. Officers responded and searched the area. While searching, officers observed one of the suspects fleeing on foot across
“It’s not the answers you get but the questions you ask, that’s all important,” my dad used to tell me. He was convinced that it’s in framing our questions that we begin to define the various components making up an issue or problem. I thought of Dad this morning when I read one of the
Jacob L. Nelson, University of Utah For decades, Fox News thrived because the people behind it understood what their audience wanted and were more than willing to deliver: television news – or what Fox called news – from a populist perspective. Fox is consistently the most-watched cable news channel, far ahead of competitors like MSNBC
East Pennsboro scored early and often yesterday, effectively putting the game away in the first three innings en route to a five-inning 19-0 blistering of home-standing Gettysburg. East Pennsboro plated four runs in the first inning, six more in the second, and four in the third. The Panthers racked up 19 hits and played error-free
Gettysburg Community Theatre, the non-profit 501c3 organization located within the first block of Lincoln Square at 49 York Street, is now in its 15th season of volunteer, educational, and performance opportunities year-round for all ages and abilities with local talent in 12 productions a year plus classes, improv shows, musical cabarets, and other special events.
Every year the Gettysburg Community comes together to share a communal meal made possible by local artists, restaurants, bakeries, musicians, and other small businesses–all with the aim of raising both awareness and funds to combat food insecurity within our community. This year was the 10th anniversary of the Empty Bowls event and it was the
“She’s been helpful with just about everything; missing persons; victims; anyone who’s in crisis,” said Gettysburg Police Chief Robert Glenny about the county’s first mental health co-responder, Mckenzie Johnson. Johnson is stationed in the Gettysburg Police Dept. but also works with Cumberland Township Police Department and is scheduled to begin in the near future with
Wyatt Massey of Spotlight PA State College This story was produced by the State College regional bureau of Spotlight PA, an independent, nonpartisan newsroom dedicated to investigative and public-service journalism for Pennsylvania. Sign up for our regional newsletter, Talk of the Town. Despite a funding boost, Pennsylvania’s state-related universities may still raise what is already
“We had an almost mystical visit to the cemetery,” said Lincoln scholar Harold Holzer about his recent trip to Gettysburg with 19 Hunter College students. “We walked in via the route Lincoln took and visited the soldiers’ monument plus the now famous rhododendron bush [recently identified as the spot where Lincoln stood to deliver his
In recognition of Earth Day 2023, the Adams County Community Foundation awarded $13,500 in grants through its Adams County Fund for the Environment to support environmental stewardship in Adams County. The Fund for the Environment selected three projects, awarding grants to the County of Adams to establish a glass recycling collection facility, Strawberry Hill for
Dozens of community members came together at HACC Gettysburg last week to learn more about issues of inclusion and how the community can create safe spaces for LGBTQ+ youth through allyship and inclusion. The first hour of the event was led by Phacelia Cramer, a LGBTQ+ Youth Support Consultant with the Center For Youth and
As the Green Gettysburg Book Club advances into its third year online, we’ve kept on with our study of “the little things that run the world.” Entomologist E.O. Wilson in his book Half Earth, which we read in 2021, uses that phrase to describe the work of insects in maintaining the biosphere. For us in
My name is Elizabeth and I am running for Gettysburg School Board. Over the course of my life, I have been blessed with the opportunity to work with children of all ages. I have had the absolute joy of assisting in after-school programs, working in daycare, and nannying, before having my own children. A few
GETTYSBURG, PA – Eisenhower National Historic Site (NHS) announces a full closure of the site for three days, from Monday, April 24 to Wednesday, April 26, to construct an expansion of the visitor parking area. A full closure is necessary to maintain safety standards for visitors and park staff and protect park resources. During the
As mail-in ballots begin to arrive in our mailboxes this weekend, it’s time to get serious about how to vote in the May primary election. In-person voting will occur on May 16. Many people do not view the primary as a “must-do” vote, but it is important, particularly in school district races, because most candidates
Dr. Jean Marie Wiley, 94, of Fairfield, PA died peacefully Thursday evening, April 20, 2023 at Columbia Cottage of Hanover. Born May 23, 1928, in Washington, DC, she was the daughter of the late Cecil E. and Katherine (McManus) Wiley. She is survived by her cousins, friends and colleagues. Jean Marie graduated from the Visitation
Have you recently moved or changed your name? Is your voter registration accurate and up to date? Pennsylvania’s primary election is May 16, 2023. Now is the time to make sure you are registered to vote and that your voter registration information is current. You can check your registration status here. It is vitally IMPORTANT that you
by Peter Hall, Pennsylvania Capital-StarApril 20, 2023 Youth advocates and a juvenile justice official called on Pennsylvania lawmakers to address a shortage of space and staff that has created a crisis affecting children in the justice system. Christopher Spriggs is the acting executive director of the currently shuttered Glen Mills School (Philadelphia Tribune photo) While the
Spring has arrived in Gettysburg and the Gettysburg Area Recreational Authority (GARA) will be hosting many of its activities on their campus over the next few months, as reported at the April GARA board meeting. March and April have already seen the Church of Brethren Easter Dinner, bloodmobiles, dog classes, Black History Month Club, the
A new documentary and a classic book’s film adaptation bring Blume’s work to a new generation, all while experts on censorship and literature reflect on the beloved author’s continued significance. Originally published by The 19th Judy Blume is having a moment. A staple of backpacks of elementary, middle grade, and young adult readers since the
It was an especially sunny Thursday afternoon for the Gettysburg Warriors softball team on Thursday, as they triumphed over the Central Dauphin East Panthers by a score of 9-4, earning their first win of the season. While any season will have its ups and downs, the Gettysburg girls have lost some tough ones prior to
Several years ago, when granddaughter was still of an age that she enjoyed going hiking with her Grampa, she came back one day to sort of complain that Papa John had spent a lot of time talking about how the trees had leaves of different sizes and shapes. Some of it must have stuck with
The Adams Rescue Mission’s Upcycled Art Show and Silent Auction features recycled art from local crafters and artists. The show is held at Waldo’s & Company (17 Lincoln Square, basement, Gettysburg, PA 17325), and will run through April 30. Hours are Wed-Fri 10a-10p, Sat 8a-10p, Sun 10a-4p, closed Mon & Tues. All items are up
The long-awaited grand opening of Gettysburg’s newest food hall, SavorHood is finally here! Join us in celebrating this momentous occasion with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, May 2nd at 12pm. Located at 985 Baltimore Pike, SavorHood is home to 11 Eateries and a Brewery. From Mr. G’s Ice Cream to CJ’s Seafood, there’s something
For over a decade, Adams County, PA has celebrated the peoples and cultures of Africa through an annual dinner. This has taken several forms over the years but always includes a sampling of African foods, dress, music, and more, recognizing the rich and diverse cultures of the continent. This year, the dinner will be reinaugurated
Helen M. Fissel, 88, of Gettysburg, PA, died Monday, April 17, 2023 at Transitions Healthcare in Gettysburg, PA. Born April 30, 1934 in Adams County, she was the daughter of the late Charles McDannell and Anna (Tressler) McDannell. Helen is predeceased by her husband, Frank H. Fissel, Jr. who passed in 2016 after cherishing 62
Carolyn Gertrud Nicholson (nee Metzger), 86 died peacefully on April 17, 2023 at her home at SpiriTrust Lutheran Village of Gettysburg, PA where she lived for the past six years. She was born in New York City on December 14, 1936, to Walter and Anna (Lang) Metzger. She was preceded in death by her parents,
Lloyd R. Harner, Sr. Lloyd R. “Big” Harner, Sr., 96, formerly of Littlestown, died Tuesday, April 18, 2023 at UPMC Hanover Hospital…. For the complete obituary, please click here.
Annabelle V. Bair Annabelle V. Bair, 93, of Littlestown, died Wed., April 19, at home…. For the complete obituary, please click here.
Elaine Rosario Uglow, age 74 of Shippensburg, passed away April 18, 2023 at UPMC Carlisle Hospital. Born February 27, 19… For the complete obituary, please click here.
The schedule for a series of 10 walks plus one Free 5K is out. Based on the feedback received, we have changed the format a bit. Six of the 10 walks offer a “led” group walk with a special guest speaker/leader. Three of the walks have scavenger hunts for kids of all ages, and one
Staring down a projected $1.8 million deficit for next school year, one Upper Adams School Board member predicted “serious trouble” ahead, should the district not increase taxes. Upper Adams School District Business Administrator Shelley Hobbs presented a financial update to the school board Tuesday. Board member Chris Fee was absent. Hobbs anticipates revenue for the
by Jennifer Shutt, Pennsylvania Capital-StarApril 19, 2023 U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif. (Getty Images) WASHINGTON — U.S. House Republicans unveiled a debt limit proposal Wednesday that would lift the nation’s borrowing capacity by $1.5 trillion or suspend it through March. The bill, introduced by Speaker Kevin McCarthy, carries along with it numerous Republican initiatives
Dickinson ranked ninth in the latest USILA Div. III coaches’ poll held sixth-ranked Gettysburg to a season-low seven goals for a 12-7 win in a top-10 men’s lacrosse showdown Wednesday afternoon in Gettysburg. It took more than 11 minutes before either team could break down the defense. Charlie Baughan finally broke through, finishing a feed
The GASD school board took a small step toward board review of library book purchases at the April 17 meeting. Board member Michele Smyers questioned a routine notification of book purchases for the library and suggested that board members should review such purchases before they are approved. She stated she had reviewed the proposed purchase
Some confusion over the wording of a motion to accept a recent resignation from the Littlestown Area School District Board of Directors resulted in procedural scrambling at Monday’s board meeting to allow enough time for a replacement. A motion was made, seconded, and approved to accept the resignation of board member Nicki Kenny “retroactive” to
Changes to a zoning ordinance passed at a recent Carroll Valley Borough council meeting will make it easier for residents to use their homes as short-term rentals. “Now you don’t have to apply to the zoning committee for a special exception. You just need to get a permit through the zoning office,” explained David Hazlett,
In Mercersburg yesterday, Gettysburg and James Buchanan High School split a dual track meet, with Gettysburg boys securing a decisive 108-42 victory and James Buchanan girls winning 82-68 against their Gettysburg counterparts. The Gettysburg boys put on a stellar show, with Gabe Pecaitis taking first place in Pole Vault with an impressive 14-3. Wyatt Heistand
I signed up in March for a class that resulted in an “Earthkeeper” certificate this month, one of many programs created for the now majority of Americans who are concerned about human damage to the Earth, which is also damaging animal and plant life on the planet. As climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe points out in
Shichun Huang, University of Tennessee ‘Earthrise,’ a photo of the Earth taken by Apollo 8 astronaut Bill Anders, Dec. 4, 1968. NASA/Bill Anders via Wikipedia Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com. Will the Earth last forever?
The Lower Dauphin Falcons secured a 5-2 victory over the Gettysburg Warriors on Tuesday afternoon at Gettysburg. The Falcons’ offense produced eight hits, while the Warriors managed six hits. Lower Dauphin’s standout players included Hunter Strohm, who went three-for-four with a triple, and Trey Harper, who contributed two hits. Colin Warner and Roman Wintergrass each
Lower Dauphin triumphed over Gettysburg, 11-1 Tuesday afternoon, in a five-inning affair. The Falcons racked up 11 runs on 13 hits, while the Warriors managed a single tally on six hits. Gettysburg’s lineup featured standout performances from Kate Keller, who went 3-for-3 with a double, and Emmaleigh Gillingham, who hit a double and drove in
by Laura Goss The Adams County Library System (ACLS) encourages all community members to visit the library during National Library Week (NLW), April 23-29, to explore all they have to offer. The theme for National Library Week 2023 is “There’s more to the story”. Most people know about the wealth of stories available at
Martha L. Nary, 97, of York, PA died Wednesday, April 12, 2023 at Providence Place Senior Living of Dover, PA. Born September 24, 1925 in Knoxlyn, PA, she was the daughter of the late Paul G. Newman and Alma S. (Sowers) Newman. She is predeceased by her husband, Gerald T. Nary who passed in 1995
Everett âTomâ Cooper, Jr., 56, of Gettysburg, PA died Thursday evening, April 13, 2023 at his home. Born February 1, 1967 in Gettysburg, PA he was the son of Nancy (Livingston) Baker, of Panama City, FL and the late Everett T. Cooper, Sr. He was the husband of Sherry L. (McCleaf) Cooper of Gettysburg to
ichael H. Kane, 74 of Chambersburg, PA died suddenly on Saturday, April 15, 2023 in Baltimore, MD. Born September 24, 1948 in Gettysburg, PA he was the son of the late Robert A. & Mary E. (Womack) Kane. Michael was a 1966 graduate of Gettysburg High School. He served 27 years with the U. S.
Robert F. Moxley Robert F. Moxley, 71 of Littlestown died Saturday April 15 2023 at Wellspan Gettysburg Hospital. Born December 13, 1951 in Baltimore City, Bob was the son of the late Ezekiel R. and Mary E. Hurka Moxley. … For the complete obituary, please click here.
William R. Bealmear, III William R. “Pop-Pop”Bealmear, III, 83, of Littlestown, died Sunday, April 16, 2023, at York Hospital. He was the husband of Barbara Lea (Ricketts) Bealmear for 62 years. Born Sept 10, 1939 in Halethorpe, MD, Bill was the son of the late William R.,II & Dorothy M. (Schmidt) Bealmear…. For the complete
Gettysburg Police Chief Robert Glenny said the department was working hard to hire two new cadets, recently approved by the council, and was working with Mayor Frealing to reach out broadly to a diverse applicant pool. Glenny said the ad for recruits had been posted at 20 colleges that have criminal justice programs within a
The Adams County Historical Society (ACHS) officially opened the doors of its new history center and museum, “Gettysburg Beyond the Battle,” on Saturday, April 15th. Over one thousand visitors enjoyed Gettysburg’s newest museum as well as a full weekend of programming including book signings, children’s activities, and a special panel discussion. Guest speakers during opening
April 20 is the 79th anniversary of the worst US Liberty ship disaster of World War II, the sinking of the SS Paul Hamilton in the Mediterranean Sea by a German torpedo bomber. Volunteers from the non-profit Stories Behind the Stars have written memorials honoring all forty-one PA natives who died in the disaster. Adams
Ed Mahon of Spotlight PA and Kate Giammarise of WESA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive/The Patriot-News, TribLIVE/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and WITF Public Media. Sign up for our free newsletters. Opioid overdoses kill thousands of people each year in Pennsylvania, and settlement money is meant to
Democracy for America invites the public to a roundtable discussion on the Medicare supplement choices that Medicare patients must make to complete their insurance coverage. The complexity of choices from Medicare Advantage to Medigap and ways to cover prescription drug costs will be hosted by Dr. Dwight Michael. Dr. Michael was a family physician in the Gettysburg
Will you take a few minutes to write a short book review for your community? We could use your help sharing the experiences of some of our amazing community members as they speak to the public. The YWCA Gettysburg and the Adams County Library System have gathered “human books” to be “checked out” by readers
The Gettysburg Boys and Shippensburg track and field teams went head-to-head in an exhilarating meet on April 13. Despite a strong effort by Gettysburg, Shippensburg ultimately emerged as the winner with a final score of 82.50 to 67.50. The Gettysburg team, consisting of Gavin Cole, Luke Breighner, Owen Clapsadle, and Isaiah Sommers, took the victory
Both tourists and locals have to park in Gettysburg. It’s definitely worth visiting and shopping downtown, so don’t let parking deter you. Downtown is the best part of Gettysburg and it’s easy to park. I’ve lived here for 30 years and I rarely have trouble parking. But realize you might need to walk a block
Thomas Godwin, Purdue University A red-letter day? Hardly! iStock / Getty Images Plus Mid-April has arrived. And along with the spring sunshine, that means the often dreaded civic duty of finishing off one’s taxes. It’s an arduous time for many, characterized by navigating increasingly confusing rules to arrive at the best refund possible. For some, it
The new facilities for the Adams County Historical Society(ACHS)are approximately two-tenths of a mile north of the Borough of Gettysburg, and sidewalks along Carlisle Street end at the borough line. It is anticipated that many students from Gettysburg College and residents that live near the college will want to walk or ride a bicycle to
As news cycle follows news cycle, I find special meaning in a line from The Little Prince. “And now here is my secret, a very simple secret. It is only with the heart that one can see rightly. What is essential is invisible to the eye.“ Is that why we humans find working together so
The Gettysburg College Department of Theatre Arts presents the world premiere of “Suck It!” The production, directed by Constance Tarbox and Lance Windish and performed by The Owl & Nightingale Players, runs April 20-23 at Kline Theatre, Brua Hall, on the Gettysburg College Campus. Vampires suck. Your blood, your energy, your soul… and there are
Two standing Adams County commissions – the Adams County Advisory Council to the PA Human Relations Committee (ACAC) and the Gettysburg Borough Human Relations Committee (GHRC) – partner with the PA State Human Relations Committee (PAHRC) to educate people about the importance of equal treatment across the protected classes of race, color, sex, religion, age,
Jose E. Lagunas Jose E. Lagunas, 69 of Taneytown died April 12, 2023 at Wellspan Gettysburg Hospital. Jose was born June 18, 1953 in Mexico…. For the complete obituary, please click here.
Gloria J. Starry, age 72, New Kingstown, passed away Friday, April 14, 2023 at her home in New Kingstown. She was b… For the complete obituary, please click here.
Gene Howard Strait, Sr., age 72, of Chambersburg, passed away on Friday, April 14, 2023 at Chambersburg Hospital. H… For the complete obituary, please click here.
Originally published by The 19th In the past 50 years, the share of women who earn as much or more than their husbands has tripled. But here’s what hasn’t changed: Even as wives in heterosexual relationships have started outearning their spouses, they are still doing more of the care and the housework while their husbands
Palmyra defeated Gettysburg 4-0 in softball action Thursday afternoon behind a scintillating performance from star pitcher Mollie White. In going the distance and holding the Warriors hitless, White racked up 19 strikeouts, surrendering only one walk. Despite her magnificent work, the game was in doubt through the regulation seven innings until the Cougars broke things
Gettysburg, PA – Community organization Businesswomen Influencing Gettysburg has the official details about this year’s Gettysburg Halloween Parade. The parade will take place on Tuesday, October 24, with a rain date of Wednesday, October 25. Parade registration will open on May 1 at www.gettysburghalloweenparade.com. Entries are due by October 11. There will be cash prizes
Gettysburg National Military Park recently installed two bronze relief tactile tables, with a third to come, at key locations within the park. These new bronze relief tables depict three-dimensional landscape elevations of the battlefield. Visitors will now have access to better understand the landscape across which the battle was fought and how terrain influenced the
Katie Meyer of Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan newsroom powered by The Philadelphia Inquirer in partnership with PennLive/The Patriot-News, TribLIVE/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, and WITF Public Media. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — If you’re one of the nearly 3.7 million Pennsylvanians who use Medicaid for health insurance, you’ll need to requalify
I can hear them tuning up. So can my spouse, whose cabin fever I’ll put up against any New Englander who thinks winter has been too darn long. My best friend, bless her, has impatiently awaited the assembly of the “garden corral” in the parking lot of the nearby Wal-Mart. As the first concrete blocks
The Bermudian Springs school board discussed a possible tax increase and setting up a comprehensive planning committee during two meetings this week. The board held a caucus meeting on Monday followed by a regular board meeting on Tuesday. On Tuesday, business manager Justin Peart offered the board a glimpse at its possible financial future if
The Conewago Valley school board eyed tax increases to cover budget shortfalls during its meeting on Monday evening. After reviewing the district’s finances and projected 2023-24 budget deficit, the board asked business manager Lori Duncan to bring more information about what a tax increase at the allowable index would look like. Duncan said the district
A proclamation from the Adams County’s Commissioners office proclaimed April as child abuse prevention month and paid tribute to Adams County Children Youth Services (CYS) for their work toward that end. The proclamation highlights the dedicated staff who continually protect children against the pain that plagues many victims of abuse and neglect, frequently at the
The Gettysburg Borough Council voted on Monday evening to approve two zoning amendments for “publication and intended enactment.” The ordinances will be voted on for final enactment by the council at its May meeting. The first is for a proposal to remove 49 parcels along the NW side of Johns St. and the SE side
Joyce Yokum Dye was born to William and Mabel Yokum on March 11, 1931 in Washington, D.C. where she lived until the age of 14. She spent her childhood attending school, playing with her friends and cousins, and helping her mother with household duties. Joyce and her family attended Epworth Methodist Church in Washington, D.C.
Dave Glotfelty, a beloved father and cherished friend to all, peacefully passed away on April 6th, 2023. He was the eldest son of David and Genevieve, who were remarkable parents in their own right. Dave had a love for biking, Aikido, computers, and indulging in games with his family and friends. Prior to his retirement,
Sayonnha Mandal, University of Nebraska Omaha Passwords could soon become passé. Effective passwords are cumbersome, all the more so when reinforced by two-factor authentication. But the need for authentication and secure access to websites is as great as ever. Enter passkeys. Passkeys are digital credentials stored on your phone or computer. They are analogous to
Twenty-six Building Trades students from the Adams County Technical Institute, along with their instructor Dave Snyder, recently enjoyed a morning away from their crafts workshop — only to visit another workshop, this one at the National Preservation Training Center (NPTC) in Frederick, Md. Helen Kachur, an NPTC wood-crafter, explains the intricacies of paint and shellac
Bishop McDevitt defeated Gettysburg, 7-3, on Wednesday afternoon at the Warriors’ home field. McDevitt had a big day offensively, racking up 10 hits that produced the winning seven runs. The Crusaders got a total of four doubles from four different players and stole a total of 11 bases. In the field, they played errorless ball.
The offerings from “Because It’s A Lion,” located across from the Gettysburg Majestic Theater at 22 Carlisle St., Gettysburg, span across time periods and artistic movements to create an eclectic, vintage vibe. The gallery is brimming with pieces from every genre. Band posters from the ‘80s hang above stuffed lions handmade in Africa. Modern maritime
Two big concerns that have been expressed about Gettysburg Borough’s proposed draft event venue ordinance seem to be noise and parking. The current Borough ordinances have an entire section devoted to the regulation of noise. It covers a host of noise-producing activities and applies to all properties in the Borough. The Borough ordinances also contain
Adams County Solicitor Molly Mudd confirmed that a search warrant was served on the county Tuesday morning April 11 at around 10:45 am by the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP). Mudd said the warrant was for documents, including digital data files, in the possession of the county’s Children & Youth Agency, located within the county offices
Matt Radar, President of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS), will speak at the Gettysburg Garden Club’s April 27 meeting at the Gettysburg Firehouse, 35 North Stratton Street, at 1 pm. Matt will share what’s new at the PHS, including growth and innovation underway in the Society’s Public Gardens and Landscapes and Healthy Neighborhoods Program. Made