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Category Archives: winter
Christmas time in York County
A few days ago, the editors asked me to work on a Christmas package pulling together some odd and unique facts about York County. The end result is a set of 12 Christmas “factoids” you’ll find on tomorrow’s front page. … Continue reading
Posted in city hall, Tim Stonesifer, winter
Tagged Christmas, Tim Stonesifer, York, york city
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York officials: No saving parking spaces
Alright guys, move your chairs. In the wake of the snow that coated York County over the weekend, city officials are reminding residents that saving parking spaces is strictly forbidden. We know, we know. It was a lot of work … Continue reading
Posted in apartment living, Emily Opilo, parking, winter
Tagged saving spaces, snow, weather
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Winter street sweeping schedule
Street sweeping has ended for the season in much of York, but the service will continue throughout the winter for several streets. Cars parked in the following areas on street sweeping days will be fined $50. Cars on South Queen … Continue reading
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York busy despite snowy weather
The nearly 6 inches of snow that fell on York didn’t leave much of a mess for city dwellers willing to venture from their homes today. JR’s Fresh Cut French Fries tweeted that Central Market was busy today, despite a … Continue reading
Posted in apartment living, downtown, Rebecca LeFever, snow, winter
Tagged central market, snow removal, york city
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Winter street sweeping scheduled
Street sweeping has ended for most York residents, but several city streets will be swept through the winter. Vehicles parked on the following streets between 7:15 and 11:45 a.m. will be ticketed on the indicated days. Cars parked on … Continue reading
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Nonprofit gift fair to be held Sunday at the Strand
Wondering what to buy for that person on your holiday shopping list that has everything? The Women’s Giving Circle of the York County Community Foundation is sponsoring Gifts that Give Hope, a gift fair offering items supporting the work … Continue reading
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Bus trips to New York City, Baltimore offered
Registrations are being accepted for several bus trips offered by the York City Recreation and Parks Bureau. Check out the schedule below: Kleinfeld Bridal – New York, NY Friday Nov. 5 Visit the bridal shop made famous by … Continue reading
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Some snow reminders
Here are some snow reminders coming in from the city. Help clear out the fire hydrants and storm inlets that have become buried in the snow. There are more than 550 hydrants in the city. The snow emergency is still … Continue reading
Posted in Angie Mason, winter
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Marking your parking spot
So yesterday, as I was writing about “snow etiquette,” I wondered if it’s OK for residents to put their lawn chairs and trash cans out in the parking spots they’ve shoveled. I asked Jim Gross, the city’s public works director. … Continue reading
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Yet another snow emergency
York Mayor Kim Bracey has declared a snow emergency effective at 5 p.m. today. Starting at that time, vehicles can park in the King Street and Philadelphia Street garages for free. Snow emergency parking is not permitted at the Market … Continue reading
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