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Life in the city has its ups and downs, its quirks and characters. Get a behind the scenes look as members of the York Daily Record/Sunday News staff share their experiences in York County's urban center.
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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Check out city business inspections
Our business staff has put together a map of all the business inspections in the city. Click on a business, and it’ll show you the results of the last inspection, and if it was re-inspected. Get the map here. To … Continue reading
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St. Patrick’s parade info, and a spelling lesson
UPDATE: Because Mother Nature likes to ruin everything, the weather forecast is calling for rain on Saturday. Mary Yeaple just said, via twitter, that the parade will go on if there is light rain. The event will only be canceled … Continue reading
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Live near the stadium? Parking permit info
Parking permits are available for city residents who live near Sovereign Bank Stadium. The York Revolution’s first home game is April 22. The following streets are designated for residents only parking during home games: Arch Street, from George Street to … Continue reading
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Collect those lawn chairs!
As of Monday March 15, any chairs (or other items) that have been left out to save parking spaces will be considered trash. If they’re still out on Monday, they’ll be collected and disposed of.
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NEW street sweeping update
Street sweeping resumes March 23, starting with streets posted for the fourth Tuesday of the month from midnight to 6 a.m. I previously reported that it would begin March 15. But the start was postponed because of piles of snow … Continue reading
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Want to name the Revolution puppy?
The York Revolution managed to adopt the cutest little puppy ever. Read more about the little guy here or here.The Revs are looking for a name for the newest member. It looks like the team is taking suggestions on the … Continue reading
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March featured neighborhood: West Philadelphia
Name: West Philadelphia Street Neighborhood Association Area: the 200, 300 and 400 blocks of West Philadelphia Street, basically from Clarke Avenue to Gas Avenue Officers: President Julie Kemper-Kunkle; Vice president Dennis Kunkle; Secretary Janet Hoffman Meetings: Quarterly – third Thursday … Continue reading
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Still?
Ok, I know I’ve written about this a few times, but yesterday as I was driving down West Philadelphia Street, I noticed that there were STILL lawn chairs out on the street in parking spaces. There was no snow around … Continue reading
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Message in a box
You just have to see these photos. The talents duo from Susquehanna Photographic took detailed pictures of the items found recently in a city time capsule. Awesome work.
Street sweeping reminder
UPDATE: The start of sweeping has been delayed because of the piles of snow melting along the streets. It will resume March 23. I noticed this little note on the city’s Web site today: “STREET SWEEPINGStreet sweeping will resume Monday, … Continue reading
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