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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Summer movie series continues at Kiwanis Lake
Four more weeks remain of York’s summer movie series at Kiwanis Lake. The event, which begins every Wednesday evening at 8:30 p.m., is free to the public. Participants are invited to bring a lawn chair or blanket, and refreshments … Continue reading
Posted in Emily Opilo, family event, food
Tagged cats and dogs, film, furry vengence, gnomeo and juliet, kiwanis lake, movie, series, tangled
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Registrations for BOPstacle Race due by July 31
York’s Bring On Play Committee is still accepting registrations for the BOPstacle Race to be held at Sovereign Bank Stadium on Sept. 10. Four-person teams will compete against each other to perform several tasks and obstacles similar to the … Continue reading
Posted in Emily Opilo, family event, North George Street, Sports, York Revolution
Tagged amazing race, BOP, BOPstacle, bring on play, committee, race, stadium, York
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York railroad crossings to be closed this week for repairs
Drivers should avoid the area of North Queen Street between North Street and Gas Avenue in York this week while the rail crossings in the area are being repaired. The York Railway Company will remove old wooden ties at … Continue reading
Posted in Emily Opilo, North Queen Street, street closing
Tagged closed, crossing, gas avenue, north street, queen street, rail, railroad, repair
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Free light bulbs available to York residents
York Mayor Kim Bracey will give away free energy efficient light bulbs on Continental Square Thursday afternoon. Two compact fluorescent light bulbs will be available per household in 13-watt and 26-watt varieties. The bulbs are comparable to standard 40-watt … Continue reading
Posted in Emily Opilo, North George Street, West Market Street
Tagged bracey, continental square, efficient, energy, free, giveaway, hand out, light bulb, York
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Workshop to be held for homeowners with delinquent mortgages
The Housing Alliance of York will offer a free workshop for local residents having difficulty paying their mortgages Tuesday at 6 p.m. at 35 S. Duke St., York. Alliance officials will help qualified homeowners apply for the Emergency Home Loan … Continue reading
Posted in business, Emily Opilo, housing
Tagged delinquent, EHLP, emergency, foreclosure, home, loan, mortgage, owner, workshop, York
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Splash concert series continues in York
Downtown Inc’s reggae summer concert series will continue this week with a performance by Extremity at Foundry Park Saturday. The concerts, which begin at 6 p.m., are free to the public. Participants are invited to bring a blanket or … Continue reading
Posted in Emily Opilo, family event, nightlife, parks, West Philadelphia Street
Tagged b-tropical, blue light special, concert, extremity, foundry, jeff stabley, park, series, splash
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Delays expected in York during car show
Drivers can expect delays in the area of Sovereign Bank Stadium in York this weekend during the Tuner Evolution Car Show. Events will begin at 8 a.m. Friday and end at 11 p.m. Saturday. Roads closures on Saturday will … Continue reading
Posted in downtown, Emily Opilo, North George Street, street closing
Tagged car show, closing, delay, road, sovereign bank stadium, street closing, York
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Keo’s named June merchant of the month
Keo’s Asian Grill and Sushi Restaurant has been selected as York Mayor Kim Bracey’s merchant of the month for June. The restaurant, located at 15 S. George St., specializes in modern Asian cuisine, including Vietnamese and Thai food with … Continue reading
Posted in downtown, Emily Opilo, food, Mayor Kim Bracey, restaurants, South George Street
Tagged asian, bracey, downtown, keo's, merchant of the month, restaurant, sushi, York
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