Government County approves its first ARPA allocations for community projects The funding will go toward a rail trail safety project and countywide stream restoration. By Tim Stuhldreher - June 22, 2022
Government County puts first community ARPA allocations on agenda for Wednesday At their work session Tuesday, the commissioners discussed four ARPA funding requests. By Tim Stuhldreher - June 21, 2022
Community Juneteenth flag unfurled in Penn Square (video) This is the second year Lancaster city has raised the Juneteenth flag. By Kyle Gamble - June 17, 2022
Government Pa. receives $3M grant to partner with nonprofits on access to unemployment system Pennsylvania is one of seven states to receive ARPA-funded “Navigator” dollars. By One United Lancaster - June 16, 2022
Government County evaluates owner’s reps for prison project The local folks, or the biggest name in the field? Those are the options facing the Lancaster County commissioners. By Tim Stuhldreher - June 15, 2022
Government City Council approves size, siting of The Apartments on College Avenue The decision came after about an hour of discussion, during which council members closely quizzed the city fire chief and building codes bureau chief about the project’s provisions for fire safety. By Tim Stuhldreher - June 15, 2022
Government Pa releases resources to combat elder abuse The Department of Aging posted a prevention training module and a web page on financial exploitation on Thursday, World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. By One United Lancaster - June 15, 2022
Government Many projects, limited ARPA: County commissioners weigh priorities Lancaster County already has more potential demands on its American Rescue Plan Act funds than it has money to allocate. By Tim Stuhldreher - June 14, 2022
Government Torrent of applications forces city Housing Authority to close waiting list after just 90 minutes The Lancaster City Housing Authority received a literally overwhelming response when it opened its public housing waiting list Monday morning. By One United Lancaster - June 14, 2022
Government City Council to weigh in on The Apartments at College Avenue Last month, Lancaster city’s Historical Commission concluded that the proposed five-story development would not be out of character with its surroundings. By Tim Stuhldreher - June 14, 2022
Government Commissioners to discuss community’s first ARPA funding requests on Tuesday Lancaster County has received requests for American Rescue Plan Act funds totaling just over $35 million so far. By Tim Stuhldreher - June 14, 2022
Government Residents consider city climate strategies; next session is coming up Some two dozen city residents had no shortage of comments last week on proposed ways for Lancaster city to reduce its carbon footprint. “We’re so grateful … Read more By Tim Stuhldreher - June 13, 2022