Headlines Wednesday, Nov. 23 Pa. House leadership, GrubHub, Chesapeake Bay, hospital facility dog, “Don’t Gamble with Kids.” By One United Lancaster - November 23, 2022
Community Local trans activists see their personal and public struggles reflected in Julia Scotti documentary “The sooner our society understands that we are all just people trying to live and be happy, the sooner our community can find the peace and equality that we deserve,” Rachel SteelHeart said. By Tim Stuhldreher - November 22, 2022
Community D.C. & Co.’s Thanks Givin’ Back returns; show benefits homelessness outreach Every winter, local musician Dave Costarella personally distributes clothing and other supplies to individuals sleeping on the street. By One United Lancaster - November 22, 2022
Headlines Tuesday, Nov. 22 Holiday weather, library funding controversy, city housing, Club Q, Jan. 6 conviction. By One United Lancaster - November 22, 2022
Community Pennie/YMCA ‘Health Equity Tour’ to stop in Lancaster in December YMCA and Pennie representatives will be on hand to provide health screenings and help individuals sign up for health insurance and provide information on social services. By One United Lancaster - November 21, 2022
Headlines Monday, Nov. 21 Holiday gas prices, air travel, mentally incompetent defendants, unemployment. By One United Lancaster - November 21, 2022
Community Barney Ewell statue unveiled in Ewell Plaza “Everyone that knew Barney loved Barney,” said former Mayor Art Morris. By Tim Stuhldreher - November 20, 2022
Community Photo gallery: Barney Ewell statue dedication The statue honors the achievements of the Olympic sprinter who called Lancaster home. By One United Lancaster - November 20, 2022
Community ExtraGive 2022 raises $10.18 million (photos) “You are the most generous community in the world!” Lancaster County Community Foundation President & CEO Sam Bressi exclaimed. By Tim Stuhldreher - November 19, 2022
Community ‘My favorite day of the year’: ExtraGive 2022 (video) Friday’s ExtraGive marked a return to normal after two pandemic years. By Tim Stuhldreher - November 18, 2022
Government City Council interviews candidates for vacant seat Lancaster’s diversity and public spirit were on full display Thursday among the individuals bidding for City Council’s open seat. By Tim Stuhldreher - November 18, 2022
Government Friday, Nov. 18 Pa. House majority, VisionCorps, snowplow driver shortage, veto, election logistics. By One United Lancaster - November 18, 2022
