Seven Maryland residents guilty in Site R protest trespass
Seven Maryland residents were found guilty of defiant trespass for protesting at Site A in Liberty Township near the Nagasaki anniversary. Jurors deliberated about a half hour before delivering verdicts as defense arguments stressed constitutional rights and political aims. Sentencing was postponed to May 30 with presentence investigations ordered to assess fines.
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Littlestown approves bids for Rolling Acres project
Littlestown Board of Education awards two bids totaling 406 550 for the Rolling Acres renovation and HVAC work as construction is set to begin April 16. The project to upgrade Rolling Acres Elementary adds 14 classrooms and updates health, kitchen and cafeteria spaces for a 10.2 million dollar program across Rolling Acres and Littlestown High School.
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Easter Flowers and Spring Fashions Featured in Local Ads
Apple A Day Farm Mit offers Easter flowers candy bedding plants and roses with 9 5 30 daily hours. Carol Ann Shoppe promotes selected spring fashions 25 off at 228 Buford Ave. Karen's Wae Store advertises a sale on two cedar rockers and table for 299. Karen's store at 610 Weikert Road lists prom gowns bridals and mothers items.
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College students pledge support in national pro-choice action
Gettysburg College and other campuses join National Day of Campus Pro-Choice Actions. Students sign petitions and letters urging pro-choice lawmakers notices of voting records, pledge to vote pro-choice, and hear Mary Beth Maxwell discuss the movement at a campus lecture.
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