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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Downtown York merchants feature giveaways
I forgot earlier this week that I had entered a drawing on Facebook for a necklace from The Watchmaker’s Daughter in York. I was busy at work when I got a text from a friend after they saw my name … Continue reading
Posted in downtown, downtown shopping, Rebecca LeFever
Tagged Facebook, giveaways, jewelry, prizes, Rebecca LeFever, shopping, The Watchmaker's Daughter, york city
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Quickest way to the city reporter’s heart? Lemonade stand.
Check out this cuteness. Last week, I spotted these junior entrepreneurs selling lemonade in the 100 block of North Duke Street but was, unfortunately, too busy to stop. Today, I was excited to see that they were still camped out, … Continue reading
Posted in business, Emily Opilo, food, neighbors, youth
Tagged duke street, lemonade stand
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Open house Thursday at York’s new city hall
You bought it. Now tour it. York Mayor Kim Bracey will host a formal dedication and open house at York’s new city hall Thursday from 4 to 7 p.m. Bracey and other local officials will offer remarks around 4:15 p.m., … Continue reading
Stand Up Against Crime rally to be held Thursday
An anti-crime meeting will be held in York Thursday at 6 p.m. The periodic rallies organized by Councilwoman Joanne Borders are intended to rally community members against crime in the city. Thursday’s meeting will be held at Lincoln Charter School … Continue reading
Posted in City Council, city schools, Crime, Emily Opilo, Safety
Tagged joanne borders, rally, stand up to crime, west kind street
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Stetler guilty on all counts
Former state Rep. Stephen Stetler, D-York, was found guilty on all six counts in his political corruption trial. See live coverage here.
Sweet Melissa’s Dream named Merchant of the Month
Sweet Melissa’s Dream has been named York’s Merchant of the Month for June. The independently-owned boutique at 51 N. Beaver St. offers clothing, jewelry, accessories and other assorted items. The shop, which began as a stand inside Central Market, will … Continue reading
Posted in Beaver Street, business, downtown, Emily Opilo
Tagged downtown inc, merchant of the month, sweet melissa's dream
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Free HIV testing offered June 27 in York
Free HIV testing will be available at City Hall next week for National HIV Testing Day. Residents can stop by the second floor of 101 S. George St. between 1 and 2:30 p.m. June 27 for free testing. For more … Continue reading
Posted in health, Rebecca LeFever
Tagged HIV testing, National HIV Testing Day, Rebecca LeFever, york city
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Free concert in York to honor film composer John Williams
Guess who turned 80 this year? No, not former Councilwoman Toni Smith. (Although, she’s close at 78.) It’s actually John Williams. You know Williams. He’s the Academy Award-winning conductor and composer who wrote the scores for some of your favorite … Continue reading
Posted in Avenues, Emily Opilo, Entertainment, family event, food
Tagged composer, concert, farquhar park, john williams
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Cigarette battle wages on in York
Smoking has been hot button issue in York this week as the York Housing Authority rolled out plans to ban smoking in all 1,086 of its units countywide. Housing officials have sent mixed messages about the policy, which would allow … Continue reading
Posted in apartment living, Emily Opilo, health, housing, neighbors, Safety
Tagged ban, policy, smoking, York Housing Authority
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If you’re going to smoke, just don’t put your butts in my plants
When I heard about the possible York Housing Authority ban on smoking, I perked up. No, I’m not a smoker and I don’t live in a York Housing Authority Home. But I do live downtown and several of my new … Continue reading
Posted in apartment living, downtown, Rebecca LeFever
Tagged apartment, Rebecca LeFever, smoking, York Housing Authority
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