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Living like a tourist in downtown York

Posted on April 9, 2013 by Sarah Chain

Sarah Chain learns to look at York through a tourists’ eyes — and get excited about the opportunities to explore different areas.

Posted in 20-something, Home, Sarah Chain, Vacation | Tagged arthur & daughters, book ends, central market, downtown york, first friday, gifford pinchot, living like a tourist, maewyn's, new eastern market, new grounds roasting company, rocky ridge, staycation, the green bean roasting company, the stadium grille, the watchmaker's daughter, the york emporium, tourism, tourist, used book store, vacation, weekend, york city | 1 Comment

Finding time to give back, even if it’s uncomfortable and stressful

Posted on April 3, 2013 by Kate Harmon

With April being Parkinson’s Awareness Month, it’s a busy time for Kate Harmon as she heads to Florida for a tournament, NYC for a walk and holds a fundraiser here in York. Making time to give back feels good, even if it’s stressful.

Posted in 20-something, Charity, Family, Home, Kate Harmon | Tagged charity, donations, fundraisers, fundraising, giving, giving back, parkinson's unity walk, parkinsons, pints for parkinsons | 3 Comments

Cutting down on TV and DVR

Posted on February 26, 2013 by Sarah Chain

Sarah Chain purges her DVR series recording a resolves to spend less time in front of the TV.

Posted in 20-something, Entertainment, Home, Pop culture, Sarah Chain, Television | Tagged couch potato, dvr, giving up tv, limiting tv, recording, series, television, TV, watching tv | 3 Comments

What to bring when applying for an on-street parking permit

Posted on February 22, 2013 by Ashley May

Know what you need to bring with you when applying for a city parking permit.

Posted in 20-something, Apartment living, Ashley May, Home, Uncategorized | Tagged dmv, moving into a new apartment, on-street parking, parking, parking permit, penndot, what you need to get a parking permit | 1 Comment

Not your typical 20-something Christmas

Posted on December 26, 2012 by Kate Harmon

No more days full of presents and food for this 20-something. I always work Christmas, and am lucky enough my family comes to visit anyway.

Posted in 20-something, Aging, Apartment living, Family, Growing up, Holidays, Home, Jobs, Kate Harmon | Tagged christmas, family, holidays | Leave a comment

When a school shooting hits — literally — close to home

Posted on December 18, 2012 by Sarah Chain

Sarah Chain reflects on how the Sandy Hook shootings — just 20 miles from her hometown — affected her.

Posted in 20-something, Growing up, Home, Sarah Chain | Tagged close to home, connecticut, murder, newtown, ridgefield, sandy hook, school shooting | Leave a comment

Who says you can’t go home?

Posted on November 29, 2012 by Mark Walters

I am a boomerang kid. But before rushing to judgment, know that I didn’t move back home right away. Well, I guess I did. During my graduation ceremony from Hofstra University at James M. Shuart Stadium in Hempstead, N.Y., on … Continue reading →