Gettysburg construction project will not block businesses 

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Gettysburg Borough Manager Charles Gable wants to stress that all North Washington Street businesses will be accessible during a four-month construction project. The borough will replace water and sewer lines, add crosswalks, and extend sidewalks between Railroad Street and Racehorse Alley. The $1.07 million project will begin after Labor Day and be finished by Christmas.

Buchanan Valley Picnic celebrates its 138th Year

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Roughly 840 home cooked family-style meals were served yesterday at the picturesque picnic grove adjacent to St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic Church in Orrtanna. Patrons look forward to the annual picnic which is always held on the forth Saturday in August from noon until dusk.  They come from near and far to attend. There were visitors

Gettysburg College offers public seminars

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Gettysburg College is offering two upcoming opportunities to visit our campus for events focused on open dialogue and productive conversations across difference. These events are open to the public. Raj Vinnakota “Living in Our Community: Conversations for Change” Aug, 26, 7pm, CUB Ballroom As President of the Institute For Citizens And Scholars, Raj Vinnakota empowers college students

Gettysburg needs a big Juneteenth celebration

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This year, there was no community celebration of Juneteenth in Gettysburg, which was a crying shame. To prevent that from happening again, there will be an organizing meeting for next year’s Juneteenth on September 17 at the Gettysburg YWCA at 10 a.m. As everybody should know, Juneteenth is the national holiday on June 19 when

Upper Adams loses out on 7-figure donation, donor blames ILC

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A donor planned to leave a seven-figure donation to the Upper Adams School District in their will, until the school board chose to partner with a controversial law firm. At Tuesday’s board meeting, Superintendent Wesley Doll said the donor, who wishes to remain anonymous, recently contacted him after the board voted 6-3 to engage with

Vandalism discovered at Gettysburg battlefield – and removed by park service preservation staff

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Two separate incidents of vandalism were reported to park officials at Gettysburg National Military Park on August 15 and August 19. Park staff reported multiple boulders on Little Round Top had graffiti scribed into the large stones on August 15. Battlefield visitors reported that the historic War Department Observation Tower on Oak Ridge was spray

Gettysburg Area School Board approves coaches, gives district residents free parking at the Middle School lots

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The Gettysburg Area School Board decided Monday that district taxpayers will receive free parking in town and fall coaches will be paid for their services.  Earlier this month, the board failed to approve supplemental contracts for 31 fall coaches. Although the vote was 4-3, it failed because board rules state that the majority of directors—not

Gettysburg Area Recreation Authority seeks new Executive Director

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The Gettysburg Area Recreation Authority (GARA), an independent government organization that operates recreation programs and maintains services in the Gettysburg rec park, seeks a new Executive Director to guide its operations into a new era of growth and sustainability. GARA has long provided residents and visitors with expansive recreational opportunities and a serene natural escape in the

Advocates laud Medicare’s negotiated drug prices: ‘Real money going back into patients’ pockets’

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by Kim Lyons, Pennsylvania Capital-StarAugust 17, 2024 The Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services announced this week it had completed negotiations with drug companies to reduce prices on 10 widely used prescription drugs, and. Pennsylvanians are lauding the news.  (Getty Images) “This is a big deal, and it is generating lower costs all across the

Bermudian Springs school board discusses ACTI financial commitment, approves final health and safety plan updates

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The Bermudian Springs school board made its final updates to the district’s health and safety plan aand discussed possible funding amounts for the Adams County Technical Institute during meetings on Monday and Tuesday evening. The bulk of the discussion occurred during the caucus meeting on Monday evening, while all votes happened during the regular meeting

CVSD debates rising elementary school project costs

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The Conewago Valley school board debated rising site development cost estimates for a proposed elementary school renovation project during a meeting on Monday. The board held a back-to-back study session and regular voting meeting. Much of the board’s discussion centered around an earlier presentation by representatives with Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates, the architectural design firm

Democrats will rally for Harris-Walz on Saturday

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The Adams County Democratic Committee will welcome PA State Rep. David Madsen as a guest speaker on Saturday evening, August 17th, at 6:30 PM at our Headquarters, 24 Chambersburg Street in Gettysburg. Rep. Madsen is a member of the PA Legislative Black Caucus and the Blue-Green Caucus.  He is vice chair of the Housing &

Fairfield improves technology as new school year approaches

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Fairfield Area School District leaders are transforming the way students learn in a digital world. During their August meeting, Aaron Taylor, assistant to the superintendent, told the board that the administration is implementing several changes this school year to help students learn. With snow days being a thing of the past, the district is making

Major construction project to affect Gettysburg’s Washington Street

A map shows the impact a construction project will have on Gettysburg's North Washington Street this fall.

Gettysburg Borough leaders are preparing for an expensive, inconvenient, but necessary construction project on North Washington Street.  The borough will replace water and sewer lines, add crosswalks, and extend sidewalks between Railroad Street and Racehorse Alley. The work is expected to begin after Labor Day and be finished by Christmas. The borough hired York Excavating

Hotel guests are getting used to refillable shampoos and less housekeeping, study suggests

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Farhad Tabatabaei, University of Delaware Eco-friendly hotels increasingly are asking guests to forgo daily housekeeping or use their towels more than once. At the same time, hospitality researchers have long assumed that guests find these efforts to promote sustainability inconvenient and undesirable. My research, however, suggests that this is not – or is no longer

La Michoacan Paleteria Brings a Taste of Mexico to Gettysburg

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Residents of Gettysburg and surrounding areas have a new destination to satisfy their sweet cravings, as La Michoacan Paleteria opens its doors in the West St. Plaza on the corner of West St. and Springs Ave. This Mexican ice cream and popsicle parlor, inspired by traditional flavors and techniques from Michoacán, Mexico, offers a uniqe

Record Turnout at 34th Annual Peach Festival in Biglerville

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This weekend, Biglerville was abuzz with excitement as Hollabaugh’s Brothers Inc. 34th Annual Peach Festival drew an unprecedented number of visitors. The event saw crowds flock to enjoy the sunny weather and festive activities. “The weather cleared up beautifully and people really took the opportunity to come out and enjoy the day,” said Kay Hollabaugh,

This athlete’s favorite part of the Olympics? Free health care.

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Pap smear? Check. Dentist appointment? Check. Bronze medal? Check.  Originally published by The 19th Ariana Ramsey, a member of the history-making U.S. women’s rugby team, is going viral on TikTok, not for her skills on the pitch, but her newfound obsession with free health care in the Olympic Village. For nearly a week, Ramsey has

Upper Adams school board clashes over policy procedure

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First came the debate over library book policy at Upper Adams School District, then came an argument over the steps taken to revise policy. Upper Adams School Board members on Tuesday discussed the board procedure/policy development guidelines provided by the Pennsylvania School Boards Association, or PSBA. At the center of the debate was who should

Walz’s selection represents systemic discrimination

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Minnesota governor Tim Walz would bring state executive office expertise, the ability to understand the working class, teaching experience, congressional exposure, and military familiarity to the White House. To me, Walz is clearly a superior option to anyone on the Trump-Vance ticket and is the result of a much-needed change in the Democratic Party presidential

Gettysburg School Board sees parking revenue, denies coaches’ agreements

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Charging the public to park in downtown lots is proving to be financially beneficial for the Gettysburg Area School District. During Monday’s meeting, business Manager Belinda Wallen reported that the district earned $2,500 for the first month it charged people to park in Lincoln Elementary and Gettysburg Area Middle school lots. The district only expects

Conspiracy and vengeance erupt into civil war in Shakespeare’s haunting tale currently playing at Gettysburg Community Theatre

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The tragic “Julius Caesar” — which opened Friday night at the Gettysburg Community Theatre — is believed to be the first play that Will Shakespeare wrote for Lord Chamberlain’s Men to perform at the original Globe Theatre in 1599 Shoreditch London. Based on Roman history, the political thriller has been performed for centuries onstage and

Gettysburg College student Brandon Fey thinks big about composting

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When students head back to Gettysburg College for the beginning of the fall semester, sophomore Brandon Fey will continue to work on a project he initiated last year to enhance agriculture and the environment in Adams County. The two-phase composting project has the dual goal of enriching the soil, decreasing dangerous landfill waste gases, and

CAPTCHAs: The struggle to tell real humans from fake

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Tam Nguyen, University of Dayton CAPTCHAs are those now ubiquitous challenges you encounter to prove that you’re a human and not a bot when you go to log in to many websites. It’s not easy for computers to tell humans from other computers posing as humans. Andrii Shelenkov/Stock via Getty Images Websites and mobile apps

Pennsylvania Uniters condemn political violence

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Pennsylvania Uniters is a politically diverse group of community members in south-central Pennsylvania who have been working across differences for the last 16 months to prevent targeted violence in our region. We condemn in the strongest possible terms the assassination attempt on former President Trump that took place in our state on July 13. Violence has no

The Momala Economy: The candidate caregivers have been waiting for

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Originally published by The 19th When she speaks about the economy, Kamala Harris often talks about the mothers in her life. Her own mother, Shyamala Gopalan, was a single parent who worked as a breast cancer researcher. She’d pack lunches before Harris and her sister, Maya, woke up in the morning and pay the bills

ACNB Corporation announces acquisition of Traditions Bancorp, Inc

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ACNB Corporation (NASDAQ: ACNB) (“ACNB”) or the “Corporation”), the financial holding company for ACNB Bank and ACNB Insurance Services, Inc., and Traditions Bancorp, Inc. (OTCPink: TRBK) (“Traditions”), holding company for Traditions Bank, York, Pennsylvania, announced Wednesday the execution of a definitive merger agreement whereby ACNB will acquire Traditions and Traditions Bank in an all-stock transaction.

Delegation from Gettysburg’s Japanese Sister City visits Gettysburg

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Officials from Gettysburg’s sister city, Sekigahara (seck-ee-GUH-hahr-uh),  Japan, spent time this week visiting with officials from the National Park Service, Gettyburg Borough, and economic development and tourism agencies in a cultural exchange of ideas and programs. The team is working toward a World Battlefield Summit planned for late 2025 that will include three of the

CVSD hears good news about school improvement, corrective action plans

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The Conewago Valley school board discussed school improvement and corrective action plans for New Oxford High School during a back-to-back study session and regular meeting on Monday evening. The board also went into three executive sessions. School improvement, corrective action plans Dr. Brad Sterner, assistant superintendent of the district, said New Oxford High School recently

Planning Commission meets again for Gettysburg Borough rezoning project

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The Gettysburg Planning Commission continued the task of reviewing a new draft zoning ordinance for the borough of Gettysburg at their meeting yesterday.  The commission heard two presentations from residents who wished to make specific recommendations for revisions.  Before the comments, Commission Chair Charles Strauss said the commission would be looking at many sources of

Gettysburg reinstates bus parking spots

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Buses once again have designated parking spots in Gettysburg Borough.  At their monthly meeting on Monday, the borough council authorized management to create bus-only parking spots where they deem them to be suitable. The spots are another iteration of a pilot program that was deemed to be a failure in 2023. Judie Butterfield, Chad-Alan Carr,

Re: Chevron Case: Everything is up for grabs

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Leon Reed’s recent op-ed paints a dire picture of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Chevron deference, claiming it will plunge the regulatory process into chaos and leave critical decisions in the hands of inexperienced judges. However, this hyperbolic view overlooks several key points and misconstrues the essence of the ruling. The Chevron deference allowed

There he is, Myth America

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The so-called “debate” between Biden and Trump had the smallest viewing audience for a presidential debate since 2004. Still, it gave Trump an opportunity to recount many of his favorite illusions. For example, Trump continues to believe China pays the tariffs he imposed on Chinese exports to the United States. That is not how tariffs

ACCOG: Gettysburg tourism back on track

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Gettysburg has been named the friendliest city in America according to Booking.com and that generosity of spirit transfers to dollars and cents that benefits Adams County residents. “That really speaks to the experiences that Gettysburg provides,” Karl Pietrzak, President of Destination Gettysburg told local leaders at last week’s Adams County Council of Governments (ACCOG) meeting.

Likely Reason for Biden’s Debate Performance

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Shortly after the debate Thursday night, I wondered whether Biden was ill that night. This was confirmed, he did have a bad cold and hoarseness.  But later I saw a clip of Biden at a rally in North Carolina the very next day, where he was vibrant and completely lucid and articulate, with a large

Chevron case: Everything is up for grabs

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The catastrophe represented by the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on the Chevron case puts it among the all-time worst decisions of the Roberts Court – and that’s saying a lot. And in the wall-to-wall coverage, I haven’t seen any reporter who’s addressed the real issue. We’re really paying for the non-specialist, inexperienced, election “horse-race” journalists

Littlestown Mayor James Eline has died; $1.5 million Park construction should begin mid-July

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The Littlestown Borough Council approved five expenditures for the park renovation project at Tuesday’s meeting to facilitate a mid-July start date. The Littlestown Park will feature updated playground equipment for two age-specific play areas, a new octagonal pavilion, pickleball, basketball, and tennis courts, a 1.5-mile trail with exercise stations, and updated restroom facilities. Borough Manager

Gettysburg focuses on signs during monthly workshop

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All signs indicate that Gettysburg Borough Council will talk about signs for a while. Whether it is the sign ordinance or signs telling people where to park and for how long, the municipality’s leaders remain focused on the topic. Sign Ordinance Planning Director John Whitmore told the council during its workshop on Monday that he

Presidential election seen as climate turning point as CO2 hits record

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by Lia Chien, Pennsylvania Capital-StarJune 26, 2024 WASHINGTON – Despite policies the Biden administration has championed to target climate change, recent findings show carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is at an all-time high, raising the stakes for November’s presidential election among advocates for aggressive climate action. Emissions spew from a stack at the coal-fired Brandon

Seminary Ridge Museum Announces Interim Leadership

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The Board of Directors of Seminary Ridge Historic Preservation Foundation (SRHPF) announced today that John Spangler and Buff Carlson will serve as Interim Co-Presidents of SRHPF and Co-Executive Directors of Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center (SRMEC), effective upon the resignation of current President and Executive Director Peter Miele on June 30, 2024. A Search

Adams County Farmers Market in full bloom

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A loaf of sourdough bread, raspberries and blueberries, multi-colored carrots, cinnamon rolls, cherry pie, and an aptly titled book, “Confessions of a Farmers Market Romeo.” Those were my purchases at the Adams County Farmers Market on a recent, desperately hot, Saturday morning at the Gettysburg rec park. The difference in rhubarb grown in Alaska versus

LASD fills leadership positions, approves one percent tax increase

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The Littlestown Area School District approved the appointment of two internal candidates for the position of Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent at the June 17 Board meeting. Dr. Timothy Mitzel will assume the head position and Dr. Judith Berryman will assist him. “I am extremely excited to have both of these individuals here,” Dr. Don Bell,

Upper Adams to ‘engage’ with law firm, despite opposition

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Despite what appeared to be overwhelming public opposition, the Upper Adams School Board voted 6-3 to engage with the Independence Law Center on Tuesday. The Independence Law Center, or ILC, has faced backlash for its policies related to transgender issues and book restrictions in schools. Several Pennsylvania school districts have engaged with the Harrisburg-based law

Fairfield looks to implement mental health curriculum

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Fairfield Area School District administrators want to help students develop resiliency and improve their mental health. Aaron Taylor, assistant to the superintendent for curriculum, special education, and student services, told the board of education in June that the district would begin looking out for struggling students and better prepare them to reach out for help

Boundaries

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We all need boundaries if we are to flourish.  The Cambridge English Dictionary says a boundary is a real or imagined line that marks the edge or limit of something.  It’s where one thing ends and another begins, such as the limit of what someone considers acceptable behavior.  We not only need boundaries to be

Juneteenth and beyond

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Juneteenth has never been a celebration of victory or an acceptance of the way things are. It’s a celebration of progress.It’s an affirmation that despite the most painful parts of our history, change is possible—and there is still so much work to do. —Barack Obama – Juneteenth is a holiday commemorating the end of slavery in

Gettysburg School Board explores paid parking, OKs tax hike

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The days of parking for free on Gettysburg Area School District grounds in Gettysburg Borough and walking around town may end. At their meeting on Monday, the board voted unanimously to enter into an agreement with Parking Management Company to manage parking at Lincoln Elementary and Gettysburg Area Middle schools.  “We are not aiming to

Littlestown Community Park Renovation to begin next month

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The Littlestown Borough voted to award contracts at its June 11 meeting for the Littlestown Community Park renovation scheduled to begin construction in mid-July with a finish date in October. The Borough awarded the contract for the park renovation project to Conewago Enterprises Inc. of Hanover, the low bidder at $1,235,000, and the electrical work

Remembering Mary-Alice Nutter

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I met Mary-Alice later in her life. Her health had already begun to decline. Her sister Miss Jane had often said to me that she wished I had known Mary-Alice when she was younger. Miss Jane’s admiration and respect for her sister’s storied life became clear to me. Miss Jane also often mentions Mary-Alice’s warrior

Photo Gallery: ACFM Fairy Fest brings hundreds of participants

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The second annual Adams County Farmers Market Fairy Festival was held at the Gettysburg Rec Park yesterday morning under bright skies and beautiful weather. The event featured over 25 vendors with magic-themed products, family-friendly entertainment, face painting, a wand-making craft for children, live music, and much more. Market Manager Reza Djalal said he was thrilled

WE Women Empowered and Gettysburg Picnics Present Gettysburg’s 1st Annual Mrs. Roper Romp!

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WE Women Empowered, in collaboration with Gettysburg Picnics, is thrilled to announce Gettysburg’s 1st Annual Mrs. Roper Romp, a fun-filled celebration inspired by the beloved character from “Three’s Company.”   The event is set for Thursday, June 20 from 6-9 p.m. at Lincoln Social Food Market. A “Mrs. Roper Romp” is a spinoff of “The

Photo Gallery: Flag retirement ceremony on Flag Day in Biglerville

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American Legion Post 262 held its annual Flag Day flag retirement ceremony yesterday. Flags, patriotic pinwheels, and bookmarks were handed out to the attendees. State Representative Torren Ecker attended the ceremony with his family. Legion Post Commander Rick Pelc spoke about the Flag Day holiday. The Apple Core Band played the Star Spangled Banner and

2024 Fun Fest doubles in size

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Thousands of children, parents, and other visitors packed the Gettysburg rec park for the 7th annual Adams County Library Funfest this afternoon. It was a warm and humid, but not blistering hot, day, and although clouds moved in, the rain held off. The event aims to promote community engagement, raise awareness about local organizations, and

CVSD approves security upgrades

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The Conewago Valley school board focused on boosting security this month. On Monday, the board approved hiring a new full-time security guard who will begin on July 22. They also heard a plan on June 3 from Matt Muller, the district’s director of safety and communications, to replace signs across the campus. The vote to

Peter Miele will leave Seminary Ridge Museum

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The Board of Directors of Seminary Ridge Historic Preservation Foundation (SRHPF) has announced the resignation of President Peter Miele, effective June 30, 2024. After being hired in 2013 as a Visitor Services Assistant, Miele successively directed the Education and Operations departments, and served the last four years as Executive Director of Seminary Ridge Museum and

Graphcom Completes $3.9M Expansion in Orrtanna

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Adams County marketing and printing firm Graphcom recently completed an $3.9 million development project, consolidating many of the company’s printing and warehousing operations while rehabilitating the former 10-acre Signature Stair Company’s Orrtanna manufacturing facility, aided by a low-interest $1.7 million state loan facilitated by Adams Economic Alliance. The loan’s interest rate, fixed at 3.75% over 15 years,

Library Funfest on Friday

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People of all ages are invited to attend the Adams County Library’s 7th annual FunFest at the Gettysburg Rec Park on June 14th from 3-7 pm. Over 60 local organizations will provide free hands-on activities, games, and giveaways for children at each vendor booth while providing information for adults. There will be entertainment, food trucks,

Gettysburg Hotel becomes Hotel Gettysburg

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The Gettysburg Hotel, a cornerstone of the Gettysburg community since 1797, celebrated a grand unveiling today after a comprehensive two-year renovation. While continuing to serve guests, the hotel meticulously preserved its rich history and proudly reclaimed its original identity – Hotel Gettysburg. Hotel Gettysburg boasts a remarkable legacy, dating back more than 225 years to

$5 million state grant to Center for Youth and Community Development helps every child succeed in Adams

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The Center for Youth and Community Development (CFYCD), an Adams County non-profit, has been awarded five grants from the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE), totaling over one million dollars a year for the next five years.  The Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) grants are competitive grants that provide federal funding

Winners of ACAC juried art exhibition announced

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The Adams County Arts Council (ACAC) hosted the 2024 Juried Art Exhibtiion Awards Ceremony on Saturday evening at Schmucker Gallery on the Gettysburg College Campus. The 20th anniversary of the event was also celebrated with a Toast the Artists Celebration. Wendy Halperin, Executive Director at Waldo’s & Co., received the Nanette Hatzes Grant for hre

Gettysburg Area School District honors retirees

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As the 2024 school year ends, more than 372 years of experience leaves Gettysburg Area School District. During Monday’s meeting, the district’s board of directors recognized 13 retiring employees. Dr. Jason Perrin, superintendent, expressed appreciation to the staff members for supporting the district’s students.   “A lot of institutional knowledge walks out the door with them,

“Some Strange Music Draws Me In” draws me in

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In dim light, I pass by the new fiction shelves daily. The books on display, each cracked open to forty-five degrees, stand on their own.  I used to stop here to browse on my way to work, my finance job at the library system. All lights were out except the nighttime emergency light; opening time

Life on the US-Mexico border is chaotic. An immigration scholar explains why − and it’s not for the reasons that some GOP lawmakers claim

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William McCorkle, College of Charleston As debate over U.S. immigration policy heats up during the 2024 presidential campaign, separating fact from fiction on the U.S.-Mexico border becomes increasingly difficult. Asylum-seekers at the Rio Grande near the U.S.-Mexico border in Matamoros, Mexico, on May 11, 2023. Alfredo Estrella/AFP via Getty Images In May 2023, shortly after

Leaving a legacy: Biglerville High School celebrates Class of 2024

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The day before Biglerville High School seniors became alumni, the Class of 2024 returned to the place where their journey began. Donning their caps and gowns, the soon-to-be graduates paraded through the halls of Biglerville Elementary School the day before graduation. Young students applauded and cheered as they passed by. The next day, Michael Cogliano

Photo Gallery: Adams County Office for Aging hosts its annual Spring Fling

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May is Older Americans Month, and the Adams County Office of Aging celebrated it with its Annual Spring Fling on Wednesday morning. Over 50 exhibitors attended the event, held at Gettysburg College’s Hauser Fieldhouse. This year’s theme was “Powered by Connection.” Participants included local health, wellness and education agencies including Aero Energy, Compassion Transport Services,

Biglerville High teachers combine creative forces for art show

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Two Biglerville High School teachers who share decades of memories invite the public to experience their art-filled world. Hannah Meeson and Heather Sefcheck refer to themselves as the Double-h 8-bonds since their first names begin with the letter H and their birthdays fall on the 8th of the month, Meeson’s in April and Sefcheck’s in

Three Bullets earn IWLCA All-America honors

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Three members of the Gettysburg women’s lacrosse team were named to the All-America team by the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA), which released the list on Friday. Jordan Basso earned first-team accolades, while Lily Macatee and Caroline Sullivan claimed second-team honors. Basso, a senior attacker, was the Centennial Conference (CC) Attacker of the Year