Headlines Monday, Dec. 5 Pollution limits, posthumous honors for fire chief, Columbia Market House, Shapiro’s transition team. By One United Lancaster - December 5, 2022
Government Commissioners present ARPA funds to Clinic for Special Children The clinic is aiming to move into new, larger quarters east of Intercourse in 2024. By Tim Stuhldreher - December 2, 2022
Community The Vital Theatre Co. comes to Lancaster: A Q&A with Steve Sunderlin “What we do is all original. You can’t see these shows anywhere else.” By Anna Smucker - December 2, 2022
Government Is the FCC’s new broadband map accurate? If not, Pa., Lancaster County could lose out Officials think the FCC’s data significantly overstates broadband availability. By Tim Stuhldreher - December 2, 2022
Government Pa. releases strategy for universal broadband access Pa.’s Broadband Development Authority has By Tim Stuhldreher - December 2, 2022
Headlines Friday, Dec. 2 Unemployment, affordable housing, recount case, homicides, Pa. House. By One United Lancaster - December 2, 2022
Government City seeking ARPA proposals for ‘community facilities’ City Hall is looking for “creative, sustainable ideas” for building or renovating projects such as health and childcare facilities and community centers. By Tim Stuhldreher - December 1, 2022
Headlines Thursday, Dec. 1 Bayer plant, shootings, immigrant detention center, Krampus. By One United Lancaster - December 1, 2022
Community Nonprofits open winter emergency shelters The affordable housing shortage is leading to higher demand for shelter and longer stays. By Tim Stuhldreher - December 1, 2022
Government Rejecting improperly dated ballots disproportionately impacts communities of color in Pa., data shows The finding is based on analysis of lists released by Philadelphia, Allegheny County and Erie County. By Votebeat - November 30, 2022
Headlines Wednesday, Nov. 30 Warwick Parents for Change, World Cup, recounts, unemployment, Bret Michaels. By One United Lancaster - November 30, 2022
Government County advances plan to put ARPA toward payroll costs A preliminary estimate suggests the county could offset about $16.5 million in 2022 personnel expenses, money that could be directed to other uses such as funding for the new prison. By Tim Stuhldreher - November 30, 2022
