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Pennsylvania State Police offer child safety seat inspections in May
Pennsylvania State Police will offer free child safety seat inspections in York County May 20 and Adams County May 28, 2013.
York College to screen ‘A Place at the Table’
York College of Pennsylvania will screen the hunger documentary “A Place at the Table” at 6 p.m. May 8, 2013, in the Collegiate Performing Arts Center.
Posted in calendar, Events, Food, Issues, Nutrition, Talking food, Things to do
Tagged a place at the table, collegiate performing arts center, documentary, free, hunger, nutrition, preview, rory kraft, screening, sustainability and environmental studies minor, trailer, United States, YMCA of York, York, york college, york environmental society
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York County Libraries, York County Literacy Council partner for ‘York Reads!’
York County Libraries and the York County Literacy Council have partnered for York Reads!, an initiative to promote literacy in York County.
Posted in Books, Issues
Tagged community relations director, deb sullivan, english as a second language, grant, illiteracy, literacy, low literacy, on the shelves, reading, tutors, York, York County, york county community foundation, york county libraries, York County Literacy Council, York PA, york reads!
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YWCA York to host free Zumba for V-Day and One Billion Rising
YWCA York will host a free Zumba class to support V-Day and One Billion Rising.
York College to screen ‘Truck Farm’ Jan. 31
York College of Pennsylvania’s Sustainability and Environmental Studies minor will hold a screening of “Truck Farm,” a documentary in which New York resident Ian Cheney creates a garden in the back of his pickup truck, on Jan. 31, 2013.
Posted in calendar, Do-It-Yourself, Events, Garden, Gardening, Green living, Issues, Just for fun, Local events, Things to do
Tagged discussion, documentary, film, film screening, ian cheney, sustainability and environmental studies minor, truck farm, viewing, york college, york college of pennsylvania
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York College to show ‘Bag It!’ on impact of plastic bags
York College’s Sustainability and Environmental Studies minor will screen the documentary “Bag It!” at 7 p.m. Nov, 8, 2012.
Posted in calendar, Do-It-Yourself, Events, Green living, Issues, Just for fun, Local events, Recycling, Reusable bags, Things to do
Tagged bag it, film, plastic, plastic bags, schmidt library, screening, spring garden township, sustainability and environmental studies, York, york college
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Myths about homeschooling: “I can’t homeschool because I work all day!”
YDR online editor and homeschooling mom Joan Concilio Otto busts the myth that homeschooling is impossible if both parents work, or if you’re a single parent, with a huge list of resources to help make it work.
Posted in Family, Issues, School, Support, Tips
Tagged advice, education, family, homeschooling, Joan Concilio, learning, parenting, tips, unschooling, work
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Spoutwood Farm offers ‘A Fierce Green Fire’ showing
Spoutwood Farm will offer a sneak peek at the documentary film “A Fierce Green Fire: The Battle for a Living Planet” 7 p.m. July 25.
Posted in calendar, Festivals, Green living, Issues, Things to do
Tagged a fierce green fire, activists, climate change, documentary, environment, film showing, glen rock, grassroots movements, green living, premiere, sarah chain, screening, sneak peek, spoutwood farm, sundance film festival, the battle for a living planet, York, York County
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I’m too old for this many pimples!
Why do I have a pimple? Would someone please explain this to me? I will be 35 years old in about a month, and I’m getting more pimples now than when I was a teenager. I haven’t changed my clean … Continue reading
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Tagged Courtney Cashour, facial hair, gettting older, pimples, wrinkles
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