Don’t miss posts: From Josh Groban tickets to free yardsale app to Hersheypark tickets to The White Swan memories

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1. Keep up to date on hometown news while on vacation with the FREE York Daily Record App for the Android or iPhone today.

2. Don’t miss a chance to see Josh Groban in concert in Hershey. Enter for chance to win on our FlipSide Facebook page. Click on the “Summer Concert Giveway Tab” on the left of the FB page and fill out the information. Deadline to enter is June 7.
3. Break out the sidewalk chalk and start drawing for Smart magazine’s Summer photo contest . It’s not only fun but you get a chance to win Hersheypark tickets.
4. The FREE Yardsalespa app is now available on the Android Market. Iphone users, just text “PAsales” to 52732. You’ll receive a text message back. Click link in message to install app. This awesome app lets you find yard sales by street address and gives you GPS directions to each sale. Plus, you can save your searches and map out your morning.
ch”>find one here.
5. Enter to win two front row tickets to see comedian John Pinette at Strand Capitol 8 p.m. Friday, June 10.
6. Check out the new community blog, Let’s Move York. According to the blog, Let’s Move York is a grassroots initiative formed in response to the York Daily Record/Sunday News series “The Fat Battleground,” which reported that York was ranked as the fourth most obese metropolitan area in the country. The blog’s mission is to motivate the community to lead more active lives and improve their health and well-being by following the “rules” listed in the book, “Younger Next Year” by Harry Lodge and Chris Crowley.

7. Readers remember The White Swan on Joan Concilio’s Only in York County blog.
8. Check out the festivals on tap for the weekend on this FlipSIde blog post.

9. Book lover and copy editor Sarah Chain talks about Oprah’s effect on book clubs in this post. And while you’re at it, read how Oprah affected York County residents in this story
10. Check out this post about third-graders at Roundtown Elementary in the Central York School District developing a Murals of York page on Wikipedia in this post on Jim McClure’s York Town Square blog.

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