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Category Archives: parks
York City gets serious about play
It’s not the first time that scuffed shoes, grass-stained pants and jungle-gym callouses have earned York national recognition. For the sixth year in a row, the city netted honors for being serious about play. KaBOOM!, a national nonprofit that promotes … Continue reading
Posted in family event, Hannah Sawyer, parks, Sports, Uncategorized, youth
Tagged bring on play, child development, KaBOOM!, Let's Play, penn park, play, Playful City USA, playgrounds
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A punny thing, on the way to a York story
The bird puns started not long after I tweeted that first picture. It was a sun-warmed Tuesday afternoon in York, the first such this season. And since I had to do a story about an upcoming event at Farquhar Park, … Continue reading
Posted in parks, Tim Stonesifer
Tagged City of York, farquhar park, Jim Gross, kiwanis lake, york city
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A 7-year-old cleans up York city
Mateo Maldonado has been busy cleaning up the city. And the results are quite impressive.
Posted in family event, health, parks
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Hunting for eggs, and fishing for fun in York
March in a York park looks as if it will be flecked with fun and free events. A pair of city press releases tell of two upcoming outdoor events, set to fall just in time for spring.
Posted in city hall, family event, Holidays, parks, Tim Stonesifer
Tagged City of York, Easter egg hunt, trout fishing, York
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It’s not you, York city, it’s me
It’s not you, York city, it’s me. It’s what I’ve been going through. I’m the one who was out in those little towns in southern York County early this week, during Hurricane Sandy. I’m the one who later criss-crossed the … Continue reading
Posted in downtown, health, neighbors, parks, Safety
Tagged #Yorkstorm, Glen Rock, Hurricane Sandy, Jason Plotkin, Seven Valleys, Tim Stonesifer, York, york city
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More details on York city housing swap, project
Remember that story we had a few weeks ago about the Thackston Park land swap? Or for that matter the years of wrangling to get the York city deal done? Well, officials have provided a release with more information about … Continue reading
Posted in housing, neighbors, parks
Tagged Richard Fox, Thackston Park, Tim Stonesifer, York, york city, York Housing Authority
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Look up!
Humans don’t spend much time looking up. Better to make sure you don’t trip over your own feet. But this weekend is the time to break the habit. Look up and check out the meteor shower!
Posted in Bill Landauer, parks, Stephanie Reighart
Tagged meteor shower, Perseid Meteor
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York’s summer concert series features Leah Burkey
York’s Lincoln Park summer concert series will continue this week with a performance from country singer Leah Burkey. The concerts, which are held on Thursdays at 7 p.m., are free for the public. Participants are invited to bring a blanket … Continue reading
Posted in Avenues, Emily Opilo, Entertainment, family event, parks
Tagged concert, leah burkey, lincoln park, sarah summer indian jars
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It’s a creek. On fire. It’s CreekFire.
Update Friday 2:30 p.m.: Due to weather, CreekFire has been postponed until Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Reported earlier: It’s back! York’s newest and arguably most bizarre event, CreekFire, will be held for the second go around this Friday around 8:30 … Continue reading
Posted in Codorus Creek, Emily Opilo, family event, parks
Tagged creekfire, fire, foundry plaza
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Wear your sun hat for Saturday’s Garden Tour
The warmer weather looks promising for Saturday’s Garden Tour, scheduled 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 9 with walks through local flower beds, community vegetable gardens and the Gold Star Garden located in the Memorial Park Complex. Enjoy an afternoon … Continue reading
Posted in downtown, parks, Rebecca LeFever
Tagged flowers, Garden Tour, Gold Star Garden, Memorial Park Complex, Rebecca LeFever, york city
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