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August 30, 2008

"My Job" Profile for September

No summer sleep-ins for this teen.
School was out for the summer. It was time for friends, vacations, parties -
and a full-time job?
For one York teen, that couldn't have been more true.
Dover Area High School junior Bobbie Mellott, 16, worked at Strine Printing
in Manchester Township.
Her mother, Lynn, works there in the packing plant and helped her land a
position in the hand-bindery department.
Bobbie said the job is different from most summer jobs because it is full
time, whereas most teens work just a few days per week for three or four hours a
day.
"I work eight hours a day, from 7 a.m. to 3:20 p.m., every weekday," Bobbie
said. She admits that, while the hours were long and strenuous, she appreciated
the experience because it "will prepare me for a full-time job after college,
where I'm working year round."
Bobbie's day began at 5:15 a.m. She said that climbing out of bed that early
during the summer was, at times, a little tough because "most kids are off
during the summer months and sleep until noon."

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July 1, 2008

Free ice cream a job perk

I interviewed Lexi Giannone, a junior at York Suburban Senior High School, about her part time job at Partee Mini Golf. Here are her answers about her hourly pay, her job duties, and her job perks.

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June 20, 2008

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April 24, 2008

42 FOR SHNOZZ: LAST SHOW TOMORROW NIGHT

The central PA pop rock band will be parting ways after the final show tomorrow night at the Strand Capitol. Local favorites have played numerous times in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Maryland and will end their two year successful run. The band has split due to altercations between the band members and will not announce what the altercations were.

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Strand Capitol
7:00 p,m.
Friday, April 25th

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March 16, 2008

Internship with Platts offered political insight

Throughout high school, it is essential to begin to thinking about which path to take after graduation. There are many options: Two-year and four-year colleges, trade and technical schools, the work force and the military. Many schools offer job shadows and school-to-career programs so that students may gain insight into specific careers. This gives students an opportunity to experience a job firsthand before choosing their path.

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February 2, 2008

Teen's job a cut above the rest

Many teenagers enlist the help of a lawn mower to make quick summer cash. Central York High School senior Adam Hagerman, however, has taken the concept to a new level.

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December 29, 2007

Senior gets jump start on nursing career

Dallastown Area High School senior Crystal Poe, 17, doesn't work at a grocery store or restaurant or family business.


She is already pursuing her future career in the nursing field.


Poe is a certified nursing assistant at ManorCare Nursing and Rehab in Dallastown. From the "customers" to the environment to the qualifications, Crystal's job isn't just the average teen employment.

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December 4, 2007

Teen has fun playing with tots at Tumbletown

Name: Aleah Miller


School: West York Area High School


Employer: Tumbletown at the West Manchester Mall

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What is your official job title?


I think it's 'fitness instructor.'



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November 16, 2007

Overstressed much?

So, I'm scrapping this rant together after a true hell week.

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November 5, 2007

Blooming in Creativity

Many high school students try to earn extra money by working at jobs at fast-food restaurants or grocery stores.
Susquehannock High School senior Ashley May has a unique employment opportunity.

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