Government County commissioners to consider adjusting opioid settlement allocations They will likely take up the matter at their work session on March 12. By Tim Stuhldreher - March 1, 2024
Government Home Rule Study Commission debates size of city council, with eye on possible elections by district The commission is aiming to draft a home rule charter by August. By Tim Stuhldreher - March 1, 2024
Headlines Friday, March 1 Amos Miller raw milk case, $1 hot dogs, AEDs, continuing education. By One United Lancaster - March 1, 2024
Government County Board of Elections increases pay for poll workers The board also discussed ballot curing and increasing public access to pre-election logic & accuracy testing. By Tim Stuhldreher - February 29, 2024
Health LG Health announces March blood drives Donors will receive a $10 Sheetz gift card or a movie ticket to Regal Cinemas or Penn Cinemas. By One United Lancaster - February 29, 2024
Government City Council passes bill protecting immigrants, proscribing cooperation with ICE The ordinance drew strong condemnation from two Lancaster County commissioners and the county’s three state senators. By Tim Stuhldreher - February 29, 2024
Community ‘You can do that, too’: Gerald Wilson’s life as police officer, teacher, historian As Wilson continues contributing to civic initiatives, he remains an advocate for inclusivity and understanding in Lancaster. By Tyler Wegert - February 29, 2024
Headlines Thursday, Feb. 29 Power outages, election security, charter schools, WIC, Miller’s Organic Farm. By One United Lancaster - February 29, 2024
Community MESA marks its launch with ribbon-cutting The Municipal Emergency Services Authority of Lancaster County, or MESA, began making ambulance runs on Feb. 4. By One United Lancaster - February 28, 2024
Government County Park community garden plots available to rent Small plots (20 feet square) are $30 for the season, while large ones (20 feet by 40 feet) are $36. By One United Lancaster - February 28, 2024
Government Homelessness update: With shelter downsizing, site availability uncertain, coalition proposes ‘interim plan’ The Lancaster County Redevelopment Authority is asking City Council to amend the two organizations’ agreement on expanding shelter capacity. By Tim Stuhldreher - February 28, 2024
Headlines Wednesday, Feb. 28 Restaurant Week, gun-violence prevention, medical debt, books, wind. By One United Lancaster - February 28, 2024
