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

Best selling author Craig Johnson visits PA and MD

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Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire series, recently recalled his first visit to Gettysburg. “I remember seeing the medical kit at one of the museums and it was mostly saws…It was the most horrifying thing I’ve ever seen,” he said. While the Western crime fiction writer spends much of the year in Ucross, Wyoming,

Most Israelis dislike Netanyahu, but support the war in Gaza – an Israeli scholar explains what’s driving public opinion

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Arie Perliger, UMass Lowell Eight months after Israel invaded the Gaza Strip, some critics observe that the Israeli military hasn’t met either of its goals of destroying Hamas and rescuing all of the remaining 133 hostages Hamas is holding. Protesters wave Israeli flags and protest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on May 20,

LASD Hires Staff Ahead of Schedule, Plans for Tax Increase

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The Littlestown Area School Board struggled through yet another contentious meeting Monday as tensions surrounded the early renewal of employee contracts for assistant superintendent, business manager, and administrative staff. At issue was the approval of Timothy Mizel as Assistant Superintendent, Thomas Showvaker, as Business Administrator, as well as the Act 93 Agreement that will cover

FunFest 2024: SummerQuest kickoff with family fun and more

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Adams County Public Libraries are gearing up for another exciting FunFest, marking the beginning of SummerQuest, our summer learning initiative. Join us on June 14th from 3 to 7 p.m. for a day packed with entertainment and exploration. HD Entertainment will set the mood with lively music, ensuring a fantastic atmosphere for all attendees. And

Bermudian Springs superintendent announces retirement, board approves preliminary budget

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The Bermudian Springs school board approved its preliminary 2024-25 budget and accepted the resignation of the district’s superintendent on Tuesday evening. Superintendent Shane Hotchkiss will retire on Oct. 28, according to the meeting agenda. The board also approved a long list of other personnel decisions, accepting multiple resignations and transfers as well as approving extracurricular

Actors With Special Needs Star In The Sound Of Music!

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Gettysburg Community Theatre (GCT), the non-profit 501c3 organization located at 49 York Street within the first block of Lincoln Square in Gettysburg, PA, will present its Penguin Project (actors with special needs) production of The Sound Of Music at 7 pm Friday, May 17 and 2 pm Saturday, May 18 at Gettysburg College’s Majestic Theater. Tickets are

Gettysburg honors Sgt. Larry Weikert, questions gift of gun

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Gettysburg Borough Council and Mayor Rita Frealing unanimously praised retiring Police Sgt. Larry Weikert while questioning whether to give him his department-issued gun during their meeting on Monday. Weikert joined the borough staff in 1988 as a code enforcement officer and part-time patrol officer. The borough hired him as a full-time police officer in 2003

A Pa. state prisoner has Gov. Josh Shapiro’s support in compassionate release case

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Ezra Bozeman, incarcerated in Pa. state prisons since a murder conviction in the 1970s, is quadriplegic and in need of specialized care. by Danielle Ohl of Spotlight PA Photo of Ezra Bozeman courtesy of Christine Roess Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and

What you’re really saying with your Mother’s Day gift

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Chih-Ling Liu, Lancaster University and Robert Kozinets, USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism Here mum, I’ve bought you something! Fizkes/Shutterstock After your daughter spends the weekend visiting, a surprise gift seems like a kind gesture – until you open it and find a vacuum cleaner. What does this say about her visit and what

 State Capitol Advocacy Day for Gun Sense

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On Tuesday May 7, about 500 people arrived at our state capitol building for CeaseFire PA’s Advocacy Day to speak with our representatives, senators, and administrative assistants; and with one another. Sixty organizations demanded action on six gun-safety bills to address PA’s gun-violence public health crisis. At least 4,600 people die by suicide, murder or mass

Preventing Targeted Violence

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On April 10, a Michigan judge ruled that the parents of a child involved in a school shooting would spend 10 to 15 years in prison for their failure to stop the incident from happening. Circuit Court Judge Cheryl Matthews denied the sentence had anything to do with poor parenting but rather was the result

Euro Hoops Expedition: Gettysburg College men’s basketball ventures across Belgium, France, and Germany

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Embarking on a transcontinental journey of athletic and cultural exploration, the Gettysburg College men’s basketball team is set to embark on an unforgettable eight-day tour across the heart of Europe. From May 20-28, the Bullets will traverse the historic cities and picturesque landscapes of Belgium, France, and Germany, setting the stage for an unforgettable preseason

Comcast Awarded More Than $61 Million to Expand Network to Homes and Businesses in Pennsylvania

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Comcast has announced it has been selected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, as part of the Broadband Infrastructure Program funded by the Capital Projects Fund (CPF), to expand its network across 158 municipalities. The Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority awarded Comcast more than $61 million to bring gigabit plus speeds to homes and businesses that were previously unserved

Cinco de Mayo celebrated in Gettysburg

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Reyna Fallon, a native of Acapulco, moved to Gettysburg with her husband in the early 90’s. Her parents and brothers, including Alam and Jose, moved to Gettysburg in the years following. The family have made their home here, and Alam and Jose started a successful roofing business. To show their gratitude to this community, and

Trump promises to deport all undocumented immigrants, resurrecting a 1950s strategy − but it didn’t work then and is less likely to do so now

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Katrina Burgess, Tufts University While campaigning in Iowa last September, former President Donald Trump made a promise to voters if he were elected again: “Following the Eisenhower model, we will carry out the largest domestic deportation operation in American history,” he said. Trump, who made a similar pledge during his first presidential campaign, has recently

Summer Underground Railroad Tours Start Today

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Beginning today, Historic Gettysburg-Adams County (HGAC) in cooperation with the National Park Service’s Network to Freedom (NTF) Program will be providing tours of Gettysburg’s only officially recognized Underground Railroad site where hundreds of freedom-seekers were sheltered during their escape from slavery in the years before the Civil War. Everyone is invited to attend the one-hour

Gettysburg Brass Band Festival JAZZ AL FRESCO featuring the Darden Purcell Group

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Darden Purcell, a Washington D.C. vocalist, will be the featured artist at the Gettysburg Brass Band Festival Jazz al Fresco benefit concert on Thursday, June 6. Darden has shared the stage with leading jazz artists Maria Schneider, Eric Alexander, Terell Stafford, Eddie Daniels, Jim Pugh, Chip McNeill, Chuchito Valdes, Alan Baylock, Byron Stripling, Joel Spencer,

Parents tote toddlers to D.C. to press for expanded child tax credit, child care funds

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by Ashley Murray, Pennsylvania Capital-StarMay 1, 2024 WASHINGTON — Families gathered outside the U.S. Capitol Tuesday to “make a fuss for babies,” who they believe are being left behind by lawmakers who direct only a fraction of U.S. resources to young children. Sabrina Donnellan of Girdwood, Alaska, sits with her 13-month-old, Blakely, on the lawn

HAPBI works to put more bikes and feet on trails in Adams

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Healthy Adams Bicycle/Pedestrian Inc. (HABPI) Vice President Eric Meyer presented a report to the Adams County Council of Governments last week on what the future might hold for residents who like to cycle, walk, or hike. Formed in 2005, HABPI believes that the development of land today will affect tomorrow. “Part of the key is

Nature ambassadors donate $25K to Strawberry Hill Nature Center

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Strawberry Hill Nature Center is $25,000 richer thanks to the generous support of attendees of the 5th annual Night for Nature dinner and Auction. “We hit our goal of raising $25,000,” said Dan Brannen, executive director, who added that all the proceeds will go toward supporting the environmental education programs. In addition, Gettysburg Green Gathering

U.S. Supreme Court floats return to trial court for Trump in presidential immunity case

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by Jacob Fischler, Pennsylvania Capital-StarApril 25, 2024 WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court appeared skeptical Thursday of former President Donald Trump’s argument he is immune from criminal charges that he tried to overturn his loss in the 2020 election. Dozens of anti-Trump protesters gathered outside the U.S. Supreme Court on April 25, 2024, while the

Local task force focuses on targeted violence

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Join a special community awareness briefing led by the Department of Homeland Security to hear about the efforts being put forth to prevent targeted violence right here in Adams County and learn why it’s so important. Targeted violence refers to violence that is premeditated and directed at specific individuals, groups, or locations. Perpetrators select their targets

Adams County Broadband receives $16.9 million boost

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The Adams County Board of Commissioners announced this week that the county has received the state’s 3rd-largest grant award to provide more families with high-speed broadband service. The funds are part of the American Rescue Plan (ARPA) PA Broadband Infrastructure Program (BIP). Internet service provider Comcast will receive $9.4 million of the proposed $16.9 million

Gettysburg council discusses complicated and contentious issues

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Navigating Gettysburg’s sidewalks can be tricky. Fixing the problem is equally challenging.  During their workshop on Monday, the borough council focused on two of the many issues surrounding sidewalks – stormwater management and tree damage. They also discussed two other heavily debated topics — the town’s sign ordinance and reserved parking spaces.  Stormwater management When

Fairfield board moves towards tax increase 

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The Fairfield Area School Board plans to raise taxes by 3.63 percent this year. During their April 22 meeting, the board unanimously approved a $22 million preliminary budget proposal. The board expects to give the budget final approval on June 24. Business Manager Tim Stanton told the board the budget focuses on tackling deferred maintenance,

Carl Thompson to head LASD Board

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Carl Thompson was elected president of the Littlestown Area School District board unanimously at Monday’s brief special session. Thompson, who has sat on the board since 2013 and was serving as the finance committee board chair, said he feels confident he can help to mend the divide that has erupted since seven new members began

What time do polls open and close Tuesday in Pennsylvania? Here’s all the information you need for primary Election Day 2024.

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Pennsylvanians will head to the polls on April 23 to vote in statewide races, including attorney general, U.S. Senate, and more. Here’s everything they need to know. by Elizabeth Estrada of Spotlight PA Matt Smith / For Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power

Sullivan resigns as LASD Board President

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Duane Sullivan, Littlestown Area School District (LASD) President, has resigned after board member Brian Lawyer called for a special session to remove him after last Monday’s three-hour board meeting. Interim Superintendent Don Bell said, “Obviously the decision to resign was Mr. Sullivan’s to make. His resignation will be accepted on Monday, and the board will

Caring for older Americans’ teeth and gums is essential, but Medicare generally doesn’t cover that cost

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Frank Scannapieco, University at Buffalo, and Ira Lamster, Stony Brook University (The State University of New York) C. Everett Koop, the avuncular doctor with a fluffy white beard who served as the U.S. surgeon general during the Reagan administration, was famous for his work as an innovative pediatric surgeon and the attention he paid to

School board member accuses Upper Adams of nepotism

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A school board member accused Upper Adams School District of nepotism during a discussion regarding the district’s dental hygienist. Board member Tricia Plank raised the concern at Tuesday’s meeting while the board discussed a new contract that would increase the pay of dental hygienist Robin Brewer by up to $2,500. “My concern is that we’re

Elections 101: How Pa. secures mail ballots, prevents fraud, and more

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Learn how Pennsylvania verifies the identities of people who want to vote by mail, ensures that ballots are secure, and more. by Carter Walker of Votebeat Workers sort mail ballots on Nov. 7, 2023, at Northampton County Courthouse in Easton, Pennsylvania. Matt Smith / For Spotlight PA Elections 101 from Spotlight PA protects you against election misinformation and

Adams County Housing Authority seeks landlords

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The Adams County Housing Authority is seeking new landlords for its housing choice voucher program. To help prospective landlords learn more about keeping their units filled with reliable tenants while about helping the community, the agency is offering an Open House on Tuesday May 21, 2024, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Misty Ridge

Just for today

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The time we spend reliving a bad experience, beating ourselves up for a past mistake, or mulling over the past with regret is time wasted.  After all, we can’t undo the past.  What’s done is what’s done.  Once we’ve learned the lesson a particular situation brought with it, it is time to let it go. 

Gettysburg Nature Alliance Offers Mid-Day Meditation at the Barn at Sachs Bridge

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The Gettysburg Nature Alliance is inviting individuals to embrace tranquility amidst historical surroundings with their upcoming meditation classes at the Barn at Sachs Bridge. Beginning on April 18th, these sessions will run every Thursday from 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm for six consecutive weeks. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Sachs Bridge and fields, the barn

General Lee (Martin Sheen) Returns to Gettysburg

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Perhaps no one was more surprised than Martin Sheen when he got the call to play General Robert E. Lee for the movie Gettysburg. “I thought I’d be the last guy,” says Sheen, chuckling. “And I’ve always suspected and I’m going to have to ask Ron Maxwell (Gettysburg director) to be straight with me someday

Littlestown Borough votes to decommission pool

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Littlestown Borough Council voted to decommission the community pool at Tuesday’s meeting, leaving some residents angry and saddened by the decision. “We’ll remember all of you. You will have a legacy for decommissioning the pool,” said long-time resident Darren Sentz. The meeting opened with a statement by President Craid Rosendale that council members should no

Gettysburg advances zoning change for libraries

The Adams County Library System is seeking a zoning text amendment so it can relocate its Gettysburg Branch from Baltimore Street to the United Lutheran Seminary,

The Gettysburg Borough Council is one step closer to allowing libraries in the institutional zone. However, elected officials made it clear Monday that approval does not mean they are permitting the Adams County Library System to move its Gettysburg branch. That decision lies solely with the library system’s board of directors.  During their regular business

Pennsylvania’s Forward Party announces support of Cameron Schroy in his bid to oust extremist Doug Mastriano from the State Senate

The Forward Party of Pennsylvania today announced the affiliation of Cameron Schroy, the presumptive Democratic nominee for PA Senate District 33. The lifelong resident of Franklin County hopes to unseat Doug Mastriano so that the people of the district can be represented by someone looking to solve the problems they face every day. Christian Fyke,

Time running out for Littlestown pool

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With Littlestown Borough meeting poised to vote to decommission the public pool at their meeting tomorrow, Kathleen Ednie and Save the Littlestown Pool followers will present a business plan and ask for more time to finance their project. The council meets in the public library’s meeting room, with a room capacity of 30 and no

Coastal wetlands can’t keep pace with sea-level rise, and infrastructure is leaving them nowhere to go

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Randall W. Parkinson, Florida International University Wetlands have flourished along the world’s coastlines for thousands of years, playing valuable roles in the lives of people and wildlife. They protect the land from storm surges, stop seawater from contaminating drinking water supplies, and create habitat for birds, fish, and threatened species. Wetlands at Blackwater National Wildlife

Thad’s Place opens in Gettysburg

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Thad’s Place, home of the Thaddeus Stevens Museum, held its grand opening yesterday. The museum, located at 46 Chambersburg Street, is sponsored by the Thaddeus Stevens Society. April 4 was Thaddeus Stevens’ 232nd birthday and the 25th anniversary of the Thaddeus Stevens Society. The museum features artifacts from the society’s collection including many of Stevens’

U.S. Sen. Bob Casey assails corporations for holding consumers captive to ‘greedflation’

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by John Cole, Pennsylvania Capital-Star PHILADELPHIA— U.S. Sen. Bob Casey and Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina M. Khan discussed their plans to combat big corporations excessively increasing prices for goods during a roundtable discussion Tuesday.  “They have in a sense, my view of it, a captive audience,” said Casey (D-Pa.). “A captive set of a

Conewago Valley school board looks at CTE, NOE designs

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The Conewago Valley school board received updates on its elementary school renovation projects during a study session on Monday evening. Anthony Colestock of Crabtree, Rohrbaugh and Associates apprised the board of the design status of Conewago Township Elementary and New Oxford Elementary schools. Since electing to pursue renovating the elementary schools, the board has heard

Scammers are like viruses: They adapt and evolve

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“A scam is an attempt to defraud a person after first gaining their trust. Confidence tricks exploit victims using a combination of the victim’s fear, naivete, compassion, vanity, or greed.” By now, most of us have been a potential victim of one scam or another. Has your computer screen ever been covered by a message warning you

Inaugural Eisenhower Historic Site Egg Roll will become an Annual Event

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Despite the dreary weather on Saturday, over 450 children and adults attended the first-ever Easter Egg Roll at the Eisenhower National Historic Site. It was fitting that the White House tradition of the Easter egg roll be held at the Eisenhower Site, because the Eisenhower family loved Easter. 160 eggs were rolled during the event.

Pa. election 2024: A complete guide to who is on the primary ballot, when to vote, how to vote, where to vote, casting mail ballots & more

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Pennsylvanians will see candidates for statewide races including attorney general, as well as U.S. Senate, and more on the April 23 primary election ballot. by Elizabeth Estrada of Spotlight PA A sign showing people where they should cast their ballots for an election. Amanda Berg / For Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and