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Category Archives: nightlife
New Year’s in York, and a positive start
It was my first New Year’s Eve in York and and I’ll readily admit I didn’t get to stay downtown as long as I would have liked. Still, in the time it took me to talk to a few people … Continue reading
Posted in business, downtown, Entertainment, family event, food, nightlife, Tim Stonesifer
Tagged #NYE, New Year's, New Year's Eve, Tim Stonesifer, York, york city
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Where do the crowds go when the bars let out?
The York Veterans Political Association isn’t a club that you just happen upon. It’s one of those places that you have to seek out. It sits just yards off Route 30 West, but the squat building is hidden by Royer’s … Continue reading
What was it about Momo’s?
A late-night customer at Round The Clock Diner on Route 30 said he comes to the diner to get away from it all. He was from Harrisburg, he said, and this was a place he could get some work done. … Continue reading
York: the littlest big town
I went to last Saturday’s “Go Green in the City” on a whim. I felt tired, sick and my allergies were acting up. I finally decided to get out of the house because maybe a bit of sunshine would do … Continue reading
Posted in downtown, Entertainment, food, nightlife, Parades, restaurants
Tagged Beaver Street Band, central market, E.C. Pollick, Go Green in the City, Real America, The York Fair, townie, york city
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True Life: I’m a Townie
My college experience took me away for four years but since graduating in August, I’ve been back in my hometown of York. When I first returned, I constantly complained that my friends were either still away at school or had … Continue reading
Night creatures return for some York City trash
I think I know why the city critters are hanging around my fire escape. A few weeks ago, I wrote about Bradley, an ugly little opossum that likes to scare me at night when I try to put my recyclables … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, apartment living, nightlife, Rebecca LeFever
Tagged garbage, night animals, opossum, Rebecca LeFever, squirrel, trash, york city
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York street sweeping ticket too close for comfort
While York City’s first street sweeping of the spring foiled “the Greatest Criminal Mind of Our Century, Bill Landauer,” I managed to escape without that painful $50 ticket — although the encounter was too close for comfort. My boyfriend and … Continue reading
The city that never sleeps … especially when it sweeps
Curses! York City has foiled the Greatest Criminal Mind of Our Century, Bill Landauer! This time, the local ne’er-do-well thought he could park his subcompact coupette on the left side of East King Street on the third Tuesday of the … Continue reading
Posted in downtown, nightlife, parking, South George Street
Tagged forty bucks, hosed, street sweeping
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