Gettysburg Connection News Team

Over the years, the Cumberland Township Building, originally constructed in 1979, has seen various additions, and studies over the years have witnessed various expansions, and undergone numerous studies to assess its capability to serve the evolving needs of the township. The Township Building Committee, after a meticulous evaluation of potential collaborators and a thorough exploration

After 46 hours on their feet in the Bryce Jordan Center, THON 2024 revealed it raised $16,955,683.63, breaking the yearly record for the third consecutive year. Last year, THON 2023 raised $15,006,132.46. The annual THON fundraiser at Penn State, which concluded on February 18, is a monumental student-run philanthropy event aimed at fighting childhood cancer.

Sign up today for WellSpan Health’s FREE year-long National Diabetes Prevention Program (Prevent T2) beginning on February 26th at 5:30 p.m. at the YWCA Gettysburg & Adams County. This program has been proven to help those with pre-diabetes make lifestyle changes that can cut the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by more than half.

Join with the Watershed Alliance of Adams County on Tuesday, Feb. 20 for a look at the unique hydrological cycle in our county. You’ve likely heard of the hydrological cycle—evaporation, condensation, precipitation—but do you know what makes this cycle different here in Adams County? Our local geology plays a key role in how water behaves

QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) is a suicide prevention training for participants to be able to recognize the warning signs of suicide and question, persuade, and refer people at risk for suicide for help. On Wednesday, March 27, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., a QPR training will be provided by Sarah Herr from Innovo Detox.

Looking for a safe way to get rid of your unused or expired medication that is also good for the environment? If so, mark your calendar. The 26th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day (27th in Adams County) is scheduled for Saturday, April 27, from 10 AM to 2 PM. Twice a year, our local

On Wednesday, March 27 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., a QPR training will be provided by Sarah Herr from Innovo Detox. The training will be held at the United Lutheran Seminary – Aberly Room 206 in Gettysburg. QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) is a suicide prevention training to help people recognize the warning signs of

By Donna Klinger Friends of Catholic Education, a Frederick County-based nonprofit organization, presented its Teaching Award of Excellence at the organization’s 24th Annual Teacher Appreciation Dinner. All four recipients of the award are graduates of Mount St. Mary’s University. Alexandra M. Albright, MAT’19, a first-grade teacher at St. Thomas More Academy; Sarah M. Harrington, MAT’18,

The governor signed legislation this week enacting the “Blue Lights Law” in Pennsylvania, Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-33) said. “Countless lives will be saved thanks to this legislation and it was my honor to get it across the finish line,” Mastriano said. “It’s a simple fix that will make the roads safer for everyone.” Mastriano sponsored

Families are invited to free Reading Adventures Club programs in the theater at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum & Visitor Center. The History Kids Reading Adventures Club, for families with children ages 4-10, meets each Saturday morning at 11 a.m. in January and February. The theme this year is “With Liberty and Justice for

A Healing Journey support group is returning to Cross Keys Village this spring to help the community process grief following serious losses. The group, moderated by Pastor Linda Titzell, will meet on Thursdays from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. from Feb. 29 to May 30 at Cross Keys Village. The healing journey group is open

The Pennsylvania State Land Preservation Board has purchased over 1,500 acres of land on 22 farms in 11 counties to prevent it from being developed in the future. The state has invested $5.8 million to acquire the land. The land purchase is part of the Farmland Preservation Program, which was established by voters in 1988

If you have Medicare Advantage insurance, you may want to review your coverage during the open enrollment period, which runs from now until March 31. During this time, you can switch to another Medicare Advantage plan or drop your coverage and return to your original Medicare. If you need help choosing a plan, you can

The Mount St. Mary’s University Board of Trustees announced in December that Gerard “Jerry” J. Joyce, Ph.D., will be the 27th president in the university’s 215-year history. Joyce, a 32-year higher education veteran, currently serves as executive vice president of DeSales University. He will join the Mount effective July 1, 2024. In announcing the board’s

On Monday, February 12, Beth Farnham, the Democratic candidate for Pennsylvania’s 13th Congressional District (PA-13), was approved for Pennsylvania’s April 23rd Primary Election ballot. Farnham, a resident of Adams County, delivered in person to Harrisburg’s Keystone Building, 139 pages including 2 supplemental pages of qualifying signatures. The signatures represent an estimated 1.5% of registered Democrats

State Treasurer Candidate Erin McClelland outlined what steps she will take if elected to address the growing cybersecurity threat in Pennsylvania with the recent attacks on our public cybersecurity assets. McClelland, of Allegheny County, is calling for the creation of a Pennsylvania Cybersecurity Leadership Collaborative.“As state Treasurer, I will lead the development of a comprehensive,

Little Round Top closed to all visitation on Tuesday, July 26, 2022. Little Round Top is estimated to reopen to the public in late Spring or early Summer, 2024. The rehabilitation of Little Round Top will address overwhelmed parking areas, poor accessibility and related safety hazards, significant erosion, and degraded vegetation. The scope of the

Community Connections lists Walking Routes of Adams County Provided by the Physical Fitness Task Force an affiliate of Healthy Adams County Walking Routes of Adams County

This post was published on Gettysburg Connection on January 31, 2019. Harvard Senior VP Robert W. Iuliano named 15th President of Gettysburg College The Board of Trustees at Gettysburg College have announced the selection of Robert W. Iuliano as the institution’s 15th President. Iuliano currently serves as Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Deputy to

On March 8, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm, come celebrate the inspirational and unprecedented contributions of nearly 350,000 women on the Homefront and supporting the battlefield abroad during World War II at Gettysburg’s WWII American Experience. Learn about the American Red Cross Clubmobile and enjoy free donuts at 10:00am. A special welcome from Gettysburg resident

The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources released its Growing Outdoor Recreation for Pennsylvania Conclusions Report and Roadmap for the Future. The new report proposes 50 ways to grow the outdoor recreation industry in Pennsylvania. The report was written as part of a growing effort by the state to make Pennsylvania a national leader

Jeffrey Anderson’s name on the collegiate basketball court has grown to more than 12,000 followers as he officiates games with a stamp of approval from the “High Knees Ref.” Anderson’s refereeing style has caught the attention of fans across the country, and his “High Knees Ref” nickname reflects the cardiovascular activity that occurs during a

In the spirit of Valentine’s Day and Heart Month, we’re reminded of the importance of expressing our love and affection. However, such expressions should not be limited to special occasions but should be a regular practice. Dr. JP Shand, a psychiatrist from WellSpan Health, shares a valuable insight: our daily interactions, encompassing everything from gestures

The No. 24 Gettysburg Bullets passed the Ursinus Bears with a 67-48 victory on Saturday in Collegeville. The win cements Gettysburg’s position in the Conference, improving their record to 20-3 overall and 17-1 in conference play. Gettysburg showcased their efficiency, shooting 58.8 percent from the field in the first quarter. This start allowed the Bullets

According to a recent report by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Gettysburg Borough has the lowest unemployment rate of any municipality listed in Pennsylvania. The unemployment rate for December 2023 is estimated to be 2.2 percent, a slight uptick from the December 2022 rate of 2.1 percent. Pennsylvania cities with higher rates include Chambersburg

Home ownership is the cornerstone of the American dream. But for many people, it’s a far-fetched idea. A new program in Adams County hopes to change that. The Adams County Homebuyer Assistance Program offers loans of $10,000 to help first-time homebuyers cover the costs of down payments and reduce their mortgage payments. The Adams County

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has had a significant impact on the healthcare sector, with out-of-pocket costs for those with Medicare Part B and D capped at $35 per month. According to a new fact sheet released by the office of Senator Bob Casey (D-PA), the IRA has also led to hundreds of dollars in

The second annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day event was hosted by the Littlestown Area School District on Wednesday. The event gave K-6 girls the opportunity to learn about the different sports and opportunities available at Littlestown Middle and High School. The event is hosted by the Littlestown Area School District to introduce

The Carroll Valley Library is a great place to get large print books for reading. The library has a collection of thousands of books with big print that can be borrowed for free with a library card. Largre print isn’t just for older folks. The large print books help with literacy tools like decoding, fluency,

WellSpan Health has been ranked as one of America’s Greatest Workplaces for Women for the second year in a row. The ranking is based on surveys from more than 142,000 female employees and reflects a review of 848,000 company reviews. WellSpan Health received a full five-star rating, the highest level of achievement designated by the

A special day of celebration is planned to honor the contributions of women who supported the homefront and served abroad during World War II. Hosted by Vetti Thomas, a Gettysburg resident and WWII Army Nurse Corps veteran, the event will feature a number of activities and exhibits. The event begins at 10 a.m. on Friday,

For the second year in a row, WellSpan Health’s efforts to create a welcoming workplace have been recognized by Newsweek as one of America’s Greatest Workplaces for Women in its 2024 list. WellSpan is one of a small number of Pennsylvania businesses featured on the list to receive a full 5-star rating, the highest level

Step into a world of love, laughter, and pure 1980s magic with our upcoming school musical: XANADU! 🌟💖 Xanadu (zan-ah-doo) is an epic musical story of love, art, and roller skates. Seven Muses, all the way from Ancient Greece, arrive in 1980’s California and inspire a struggling artist to create his masterpiece: a roller disco!

The UPMC Heart and Vascular Institute in Central Pa. hosted the “Cooking with a Cardiologist” event where participants learned to prepare and sampled heart-healthy game day recipes including Buffalo Ranch Chicken Salad Stuffed Cucumber Boats, Quick Beef and Veggie Chili, and a special 7 Layer Dip Cup. Michael Bosak, MD, and Ashley Zinda, DO, both cardiologists with

Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey has slammed Senate Republicans for failing to secure the US border, with the country’s southern border being exploited by Russian forces for the smuggling of fentanyl and other drugs. The federal government has been urged to take stronger measures to combat the crisis, with Casey calling the current situation an “insult

Researchers at Gettysburg College have published a study that reveals the secret to eating candy more mindfully. The study, published in the journal Food Quality and Preference, suggests that people can get more enjoyment from smaller portions of candy if they fully engage their senses when consuming it. The research team, led by Psychology Prof.

When is the last time you thought about your heart health? Many of us can forget how important our heart is and how serious the consequences can be if we don’t take care of it. February is National Heart Month and what better time to start taking better care of your heart so that it

A Gettysburg woman is running for the state house seat representing the 91st district, which consists of part of Adams County and is home to many historic towns, including Gettysburg. Shanin Caplener, a Democrat, has been a resident of Adams County for more than a decade. She has worked in administrative operations and says she

Governor Josh Shapiro unveiled his proposed fiscal year 2024-2025 budget on Tuesday, which includes a major investment in education. The governor is calling for an increase in basic education funding by $1.1 billion, which he says will help ensure that every child in the state has access to a quality education. The proposal also includes

In January, for the first time in a long time, PGL sponsored the live auction in Gettysburg that had been a part of its traditions for many years. The auction had been on hiatus due to COVID-19, but it was a huge success on every level when it was revived this year. First and foremost,

A new package of legislation has been introduced that aims to improve voting accessibility for people with disabilities by removing existing barriers and providing more support for local governments. The Accessible Voting Act, sponsored by Senators Bob Casey and Amy Klobuchar, would provide funding for assistive technology, such as wheelchairs and braille, and support the

A new community partnership called Community Wellness Connections (CWC) has been launched by Healthy Adams County, with a mission to promote wellness through mind, body, spirit, and community. The CWC is a collaboration among local organizations including Adams County Arts Council, Gettysburg Area Recreation Authority, Gettysburg College, Healthy Adams Bicycle & Pedestrian, Inc., South Central

Penn State’s 46-hour dance marathon, THON, is just around the corner. While the University Park campus will be the hub of the annual event from Feb. 16–18, alumni can participate in the dance marathon by attending local events and donating to the cause. One way for alumni to get involved is to attend the Dance

Pennsylvania counties are calling on the state legislature to raise the prevailing wage threshold for public construction projects to $250,000 from $100,000. The proposed increase, which has not been adjusted for inflation or industry changes in more than 60 years, would impact lawn maintenance contracts, broadband projects, and the construction of prisons, juvenile detention facilities,

A new grant program offered through the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) is designed to help small, historically disadvantaged businesses that were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The program is offering $10.5 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding, with grants ranging from $2,500 to $10,000. The funding is available

Today, the Pennsylvania School Boards Assocaition (PSBA), the Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators (PASA), the Pennsylvania Association of School Business Officials (PASBO) and the PA Principals Association announced a new collaborative effort to advance a shared vision for the future of public schools. This initiative, Education Next, was developed with guidance from each of the

The Adams County Community Foundation is committed to providing financial support for projects that benefit Adams County. One way the Community Foundation can achieve its mission is through charitable giving. The federal government tax code incentivizes giving by offering tax breaks for donations to qualified charities. This type of tax advantage is available for individuals

Current high school sophomores and juniors with an interest in American Civil War era are encouraged to apply for the Civil War Institute’s new Young Civil War Historians Conference, to take place July 14-19, 2024 on the Gettysburg College campus. This weeklong conference offers high school students an opportunity to be historians: using original historical

One of the best ways to save money for your taxes is to take advantage of qualified charitable distributions (QDs). These QCDs allow you to defer paying taxes on a charitable donation you make, and the money can be used for a variety of charitable purposes. If you are 70 years old or older, you

WellSpan expert cardiologist Dr. Matthew Singleton will discuss the diagnosis and treatment of abnormal heart rhythm at the Diehl Lectureship on February 21, 2024. At the event, Dr. Singleton will talk about how to identify atrial fibrillation (Afib) and how to treat it. Atrial fibrillation (Afib) is a condition where the electrical signals in the

Healthcare costs for Adams County employees are expected to remain the same in 2024, according to the county’s newly released Adams County Health Plan for 2024. The plan says that while health benefits for staff have remained steady, the cost to employees has only increased minimally. Officials say that they are very aware of how

The Gettysburg National Military Park Museum & Visitor Center Winter Lecture Series continues this month, featuring expert speakers from across the National Park Service. The series generally takes place on Saturdays and Sundays at 1:30 pm and will include presentations by National Park Service rangers, historians, and authors. The events are free, and seating is

A new glass recycling program began last fall, allowing residents to drop off the glass to be recycled at the county complex by the 911 Center. The Adams County Glass Recycling Initiative is a collaboration between the county, several volunteer groups, and individuals. The Adams County Glass Recycling Initiative is a collaboration between the county,

The Adams County Community Broadband Task Force (BBTF) wants to hear from community partners about their interest in applying for a COVID-19 ARPA Capital Projects Fund grant. The county recently put out a public notice soliciting potential partners to attend a BBTF meeting on February 8th at 1:30 p.m. in the Economic Alliance offices located

The Adams County Community Broadband Task Force (BBTF) has been busy over the past few months making presentations to and receiving feedback from key stakeholders. Over the past few weeks, the BBTF has been reaching out to potential partners on a grant application. The county recently put out a public notice soliciting potential partners to

The recently-published 8th annual State of Education report, compiled by the Pennsylvania School Boards Association (PSBA), presents a comprehensive overview of the current state of public education in Pennsylvania. Drawing from a survey of chief school administrators and analysis of data from the Pennsylvania Department of Education and the National Center for Education Statistics, the

One year after the Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, the Shapiro administration says no long-term contamination of the soil and water in the area has been found. On Friday, February 2, 2024, Governor Josh Shapiro released the results of a soil and water test commissioned by his administration. According to the tests,

Join Adams County Watershed Alliance at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 20 in the downstairs conference room at the Adams County Agricultural and Natural Resources Center (670 Old Harrisburg Rd., Gettysburg) for “Water 101,” led by Watershed Alliance former president Pat Naugle. This discussion examines the hydrological cycle and its unique manifestations in Adams County,

How much is enough? Always a good question as we take time in late winter to reflect on our relationship with material things, with the “stuff” that often seems to fill both our garages and our busy lives. Please join the St. James Creation Task Force at 4:00 PM on Sunday, February 18 for a

The HACC Foundation, a nonprofit educational trust established in 1985 to raise private and corporate revenues in support of HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, announces director emeritus; events for high school students; inspiring updates from full-ride scholarship recipients; and students who received scholarships for the 2023-24 academic year. About the HACC Foundation The HACC Foundation

A new bill has been proposed that if passed, it would create universal children’s savings accounts (CSAs) for every child in the US. The 401Kids Savings Act was introduced by Senator Bob Casey, D-PA, and other lawmakers. The bill proposes to set up a 401Kids account for every child under the age of 18. These

Gettysburg Little League is excited to announce our Spring 2024 Season for baseball and softball at Gettysburg Area Rec Park! Never played? Spring is the perfect time to start! Please gettysburglittleleague@gmail.com for a registration form. Registration closes February 16, 2024. Our Spring 2024 Season starts with practices in early March. Registration Fee: $75* for baseball/softball;

The 35-mile Trails at Jakes Rocks has been named Pennsylvania’s 2024 Trail of the Year by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR). The trail is located in the Allegheny National Forest in Warren County and is primarily used for mountain biking, although other activities such as hiking, trail running, and cross-country skiing

With the 2024 season just around the corner, the Nittany Lions have announced the kickoff time for their annual Blue-White game. The game, which will feature the blue and white teams, is scheduled for 2 p.m. ET on April 13 at Beaver Stadium. Early enrollees from the 2024 recruiting class will have the opportunity to

WellSpan Health has announced that Monica Mata Campos and Dr. Thomas Burns have joined the organization’s leadership boards. The announcement comes nearly a month after the Central Region Board of Directors was expanded with the addition of Dr. Burns. Campos, the owner of the Veroni Café in York, has become a member of the West

A total of 10,779 passes were issued for the pilot program between 2023 and 2025. A multi-jurisdictional authority to operate the trail connector is not yet in place, but the DCNR said it will continue to operate the pilot program until then. The DCNR said it created the pilot program to respond to the increase

It seems like a new report from Senator Bob Casey has been released, and it’s exposing how big corporations are charging consumers hidden fees. The report, titled “Additional Charges May Apply: How Big Corporations Use Hidden Fees to Nickel, Dime, and Deceive American Families,” looks into how corporations are able to charge consumers excessive fees

The Penn State Athletics Department is dedicating the week of February 7 to National Girls and Women in Sports Day. The department is celebrating the holiday by recognizing the contributions of women and girls who play sports at all levels. The department is hosting a series of events to commemorate girls and women in sports.

The Adams County Community Foundation will host its 2024 Investment Briefing on Tuesday, March 5, at 8 a.m. at the Adams County Historical Society’s Battlefield Overlook Event Center. The free event will allow community members to learn more about the Community Foundation’s investment mission and strategy, as well as hear from investment manager James Stierhoff

On Friday, February 9, we will view and discuss the film “Scarborough”, which explores this North Yorkshire seaside city. On Friday, February 23, Speaker: “James Herriot and the Yorkshire Dales”. The speaker, David Baird Scott, is a retired Naval officer and European traveler. Both programs will begin at 2:00 pm in the Wellness Café at

Come to Gettysburg every month on the FIRST FRIDAY for special events, discounts, and more! Presented by the Gettysburg Area Retail Merchants Association. Events include demonstrations, artist receptions, book signings, musical entertainment, special sales, and later business hours (until 8 p.m.). Look for the First Friday banner at participating Gettysburg area shops, galleries, tours, museums,

Gettysburg College Economics Prof. Rimvydas Baltaduonis and colleagues from the University of Colorado Denver were recently awarded a $750,000 research grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to explore the potential of using electric vehicles (EVs) as sustainable energy sources to meet the growing demands on the modern power grid infrastructure. Researchers say electric vehicles

At a recent Senate hearing, Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) called for greater transparency in the assisted living industry, noting significant concerns with workforce shortages, prohibitive costs, and a lack of transparency about the adequacy of care. In his opening remarks at the hearing titled “Assisted Living Facilities: Understanding Long-Term Care Options for Older Adults,” Casey

Three former Penn State players will take the field in the Super Bowl on Feb. 11, 2024. The trio consists of former offensive tackle Donovan Smith, who is set to defend the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl title, former safety Ji’Ayir Brown, and former defensive tackle Kevin Givens. Smith joined the Chiefs on a one-year

Governor Josh Shapiro is proposing a major increase in funding for public transit in Pennsylvania. His proposal, which will be included in his upcoming budget address, calls for a 1.75% increase in the state’s share of public transit funding, which equates to an additional $282.8 million over five years. The governor argues that a well-run

It’s tough to stay active during the cold winter months, but new research shows that exercising in the cold can actually improve your health and well-being. A recent study found that people who live in colder climates experience increased benefits from winter workouts. For example, people who walk, jog, or run outside after dinner in

Neurographic art is a type of drawing or painting that is inspired by real-life images. It’s a fun and relaxing form of art that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. So how can you learn how to create neurographic art? Local artist, Tess Crawford, will be teaching you the art form called Neurographic

Hard to believe that exactly 13 weeks from today the 2024 farmers market season will kick off! Be sure to mark your calendars and join us for another outstanding market season starting Saturday, April 27 from 8am-1pm at the Gettysburg Rec Park!

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has released a sweeping plan to reform higher education in the state, aimed at improving access and affordability and ensuring that every student has the opportunity to succeed. The governor’s blueprint proposes a number of key changes, including creating a new system for higher education that unites the state’s two major

The Amelia Givin Library will be hosting a self-defense workshop for women on Saturday, February 10, at 1 pm. The event is free and open to women of all ages. The workshop, titled “Women’s Self Defense,” will be led by Master Chuck Crone of Crone’s Tae Kwon Do. The program will include hands-on training and

The Memorial Church of the Prince of Peace will host its 44th annual Pancake Day on Tuesday, February 13 at Perkins Restaurant and Bakery in Gettysburg. The pancake breakfast will feature a variety of morning pastries, including a pancake with maple syrup and brown sugar, a banana pancake, and a blueberry pancake. A portion of

The Gettysburg Music series will present a concert featuring tenor Jeffrey Fahnestock and pianist Naomi Niskala on Sunday, January 28, at 4 p.m. The concert program will include compositions from Austria, Czechoslovakia, and France. The performance is free and will take place at the Chapel of United Lutheran Seminary.

The Bigerville School District PTO invites the community to enjoy a family movie night on January 26 at the Bigerville Elementary School. The movie “Happy Feet” will be shown in the auditorium at 6 p.m. All ages are welcome and popcorn and water will be provided. The PTO invites families to bring blankets to sit

Come tour the future location of Shining Stars Therapeutic Riding Program this Saturday from 1:00-2:30. The new location is 1225 Bon-Ox Road, just minutes from the current location. You’ll get to see blueprints, hear speakers, talk with board members, and watch the ribbon cutting. Please RSVP to Maria Coster at 717-451-8325 or maria@sstrmail.org

Italian artist, archaeologist, and architect Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720-1778) combined his multi-disciplinary interests to produce dramatic depictions of Roman temples, aqueducts, monuments, and ruins. In the eighteenth century, Piranesi’s prints often inspired travelers to embark on the Grand Tour through Europe. Some tourists then brought home an engraving by Piranesi to commemorate their experiences among

The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) has launched an action plan aimed at growing the outdoor recreation sector within the state. The plan, Growing Outdoor Recreation for Pennsylvania, was created as part of a broader effort to build capacity within Pennsylvania’s outdoor recreation industry, the DCNR said. This includes steering funding to

The GNMP Little Round Top area, which closed to all visitors on Tuesday, July 26, 2022. is estimated to reopen to the public in late Spring or early Summer, 2024. Source: https://www.nps.gov/gett/index.htm

The GNMP Little Round Top area, which closed to all visitors on Tuesday, July 26, 2022. is estimated to reopen to the public in late Spring or early Summer, 2024. Source: https://www.nps.gov/gett/index.htm

The GNMP Little Round Top area, which closed to all visitors on Tuesday, July 26, 2022. is estimated to reopen to the public in late Spring or early Summer, 2024. Source: https://www.nps.gov/gett/index.htm

In March 2020, the Hanover Auto Team purchased Champion Mazda from Tom Livelsberger. It was a perfect fit for the family-owned dealership team that has grown roots in the community since 1990. Now Hanover Mazda, a new storefront, is being constructed 2 miles north of the previous site and will be located at 1800 Carlisle

NOAHS is pleased to publicly announce the launch of their new website – New Oxford Area History – at www.NewOxfordAreaHistory.org. Though improvements and updates are still ongoing, what you see forms the foundation for great things to come as the year unfolds. So please, visit the site, share it with your friends and family, and

Gettysburg Montessori Charter School is looking for judges! They will be having a Science Fair and would love to invite members to Judge around 150 students’ projects. If you are interested in being a judge for their Science Fair at the March Membership Mixer, please email Jenn at info@newoxford.org.

COLLABORATING FOR YOUTH presents “I DIDN’T MEAN IT LIKE THAT” INTENT VS. IMPACT: A deeper look at micro-messaging with Rosie Bolen THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2024 4 PM TO 7 PM REGISTER AT WWW.CFYGETTYSBURG.COM/REGISTRATION GETTYSBURG HACC CAMPUS ROBERT C HOFFMAN COMMUNITY ROOM 731 OLD HARRISBURG ROAD This training will be held in both English & Spanish.

In November, the Russell Sage Foundation’s program on Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration awarded Political Science Prof. Alauna Safarpour a $75,000 Presidential Grant for her project entitled “Taking Perspective: Online Interventions to Reduce Prejudice and Increase Support for Racial Policies.” Through her work, Safarpour develops a new theory to reduce racial prejudice and increase support for

Lehigh Valley International Airport is getting nearly $40.1 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation to build a cargo facility to support the region’s growing economy. The funding from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will support the Northside Logistics and Cargo Complex project, which will add an on-airport cross dock, a direct truck-to-aircraft loading