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After April 15, local households seeking rental assistance must apply in person

The entrance to the Lancaster County Housing & Redevelopment Authorities’ offices at Penn Square in downtown Lancaster. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) The Lancaster County Redevelopment Authority will …

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 30, 2022

Community

Rental assistance by the numbers: Many households remain at hotels due to tight housing market

Cars drive along Lincoln Highway East (Route 30) on Sunday, Feb. 20, 2022. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) Justin Eby As of mid-February, Lancaster County’s Emergency Rental Assistance …

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 30, 2022

Headlines

Wednesday, March 30

President Joe Biden signs the Emmett Till Antilynching Act into law on Tuesday, March 29, 2022. (Source: @POTUS) • Pa. House committee advances bill banning transgender athletes …

By One United Lancaster - March 30, 2022

Government

Organizations will soon be able to apply for Lancaster County ARPA funding

Lancaster County Government Center, 150 N. Queen St. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) Update: On Wednesday, the Lancaster County commissioners elected to table a resolution to appropriate $4.58 …

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 29, 2022

Nonprofits

Sustaining liberal education amid a pandemic: A Q&A with Franklin & Marshall College President Barbara Altmann

Barbara Altmann (Source: F&M) Barbara Altmann is the 16th president of Lancaster’s Franklin & Marshall College and the first woman to hold that position. Appointed in …

By One United Lancaster - March 29, 2022

Health

FDA authorizes 2nd Covid-19 vaccine booster for ages 50+

A patient receives a Covid-19 vaccine injection at the NCS/South Asian Association of Lancaster’s clinic at the Wyndham Resort & Convention Center in February 2021. (Source: …

By One United Lancaster - March 29, 2022

Headlines

Tuesday, March 29

The aftermath of a 60-vehicle pileup on Interstate 81 on Monday, March 28, 2022. (Source: Pahomepage) • Manheim Township approves 96-unit apartment plan: The Deerin Co. development …

By One United Lancaster - March 29, 2022

Government

First Lady Wolf, students push for funding to combat hunger at college

First Lady Frances Wolf joins college students, administrators, legislators, and advocates to call for action on food insecurity on Pennsylvania’s college campuses at the state Capitol …

By Tim Stuhldreher - March 28, 2022

Health

Dr. Ripchinski appointed to Pa. Board of Medicine

Dr. Michael Ripchinski (Source: LG Health) Dr. Michael Ripchinski, chief clinical officer of Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health, has been appointed to serve on the state …

By One United Lancaster - March 28, 2022

Nonprofits

Crispus Attucks Community Center celebrates namesake, history and community during Crispus Attucks Day (photos)

Members of Music For Everyone, a community music education group. (Photo: Brian Nguyen, CAP Lancaster) Crispus Attucks Community Center celebrated its namesake as well as the …

By Olivia Smucker - March 28, 2022

Headlines

Monday, March 28

(Source: Anti-Defamation League) • Report: Pa. ranks No. 1 for white supremacist propaganda: More than 470 incidents were reported here, of which 90% were sourced to …

By One United Lancaster - March 28, 2022

Opinion

Women’s History Month: A call for women in leadership (opinion)

(Source: YWCA Lancaster) Stacie Blake March is Women’s History Month, a month that contains important intersectional representation: International Women’s Day on March 8, Transgender Day of …

By Stacie Blake - March 25, 2022

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After April 15, local households seeking rental assistance must apply in person

Rental assistance by the numbers: Many households remain at hotels due to tight housing market

Wednesday, March 30

Organizations will soon be able to apply for Lancaster County ARPA funding

Sustaining liberal education amid a pandemic: A Q&A with Franklin & Marshall College President Barbara Altmann

FDA authorizes 2nd Covid-19 vaccine booster for ages 50+

Tuesday, March 29

First Lady Wolf, students push for funding to combat hunger at college

Dr. Ripchinski appointed to Pa. Board of Medicine

Crispus Attucks Community Center celebrates namesake, history and community during Crispus Attucks Day (photos)

Monday, March 28

Women’s History Month: A call for women in leadership (opinion)

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After April 15, local households seeking rental assistance must apply in person

Rental assistance by the numbers: Many households remain at hotels due to tight housing market

Wednesday, March 30

Organizations will soon be able to apply for Lancaster County ARPA funding

Sustaining liberal education amid a pandemic: A Q&A with Franklin & Marshall College President Barbara Altmann

FDA authorizes 2nd Covid-19 vaccine booster for ages 50+

Tuesday, March 29

First Lady Wolf, students push for funding to combat hunger at college

Dr. Ripchinski appointed to Pa. Board of Medicine

Crispus Attucks Community Center celebrates namesake, history and community during Crispus Attucks Day (photos)

Monday, March 28

Women’s History Month: A call for women in leadership (opinion)

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