Weather summary for The Times Today
The period shows temperatures from 72 to 81 degrees with a 9.10 inch rainfall at Eisenhower National Historic Site on Saturday. Sunday highs reached 73 with a 70 at 5 p.m. no precipitation. Monday to Friday forecast: highs mid 70s to mid 80s with possible showers and thunderstorms and variable cloud cover.
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Invirons Exhibit Opens Mount Saint Marys College
Sue Ab Yamson of Emmitsburg Maryland offers a photo collection Invirons as the inaugural exhibit in Mount Saint Marys College Visual and Performing Arts series for 198283. Page 2 mentions Romantic Comedy a rich but bittersweet study of a man and a woman. Page 7 notes Pennsylvania volunteers learning advocacy skills through workshops by the Developmentally Disabled Advocacy Network.
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Sue Ab Yamson
Emmitsburg
Mount Saint Mary's College Department of Visual and Performing Arts
Pennsylvania
Developmentally Disabled Advocacy Network
Retired Conquistador Cielo To Become Stud Prospect
Hall of Fame horse Conquistador Cielo has been retired to stud after a record syndication worth 36.4 million dollars. Trainer Woody Stephens announced the retirement on Sunday, signaling a new chapter for the celebrated champion.
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Colonial Day slated again in East Berlin
East Berlin prepares for its eighth Colonial Day on September 11 featuring 150 craftsmen across 18th century trades, a log cabin yard workshop, an old time general store, award ribbons for exceptional craftspeople, and a town crier announcing events. Coordinators expect up to 40 000 visitors from across the region.
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East Berlin
Danner
JEFF THORESON
riter
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Adams
King Street
Adams County
Berni Bruce
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historical society
Doris Leas
Feet First
John Sand
Old Guard Fife and Drum Corp
United States
Bruce
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Career Aid Project assists Gettysburg minority students reach college
The Adams County Career Aid Project, begun by the Lutheran Theological Seminary, mentors minority students to pursue college or trade schools. Coordinator Mary Alice Nutter notes the effort aims to keep students in school through tutoring and college visits while pushing for more black teachers and administrators.
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Adams inty
Frederick A. Foltz
Foltz
Nutter
Gettysburg
project
South Central Community Action Programs
Gettysburg College
Seminary
Prince of Peace Episcopal Church
Adams County Youth Shelter Reopens West of Gettysburg
Youth shelter on Route 30 west of Gettys ure opens to shelter up to ten youths aged 1 to 18 for home, school, and court-related problems. Administrator Robert D. Hamm and new houseparents Randy and Laurie Meckley outline a caring, responsible program with a merit system and emphasis on social skills, under full-time teaching staff and daily school transport.
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MARTIN SIPROFF
Adams County
Route 30
Gettysure
Robert D. Hamm
Adams County Children and Youth Services
Hamm
Randy
Laurie eckley
Meckleys
Hoffman
Meckley
Henry Sontheimer
Laurie
Randy Meckley
Lincolnway West
Times
Alex Wilkie
Gettysburg Easter Seal Society on road to recovery
After the Gettysburg Item Building burned in April, the Easter Seals Society faces a long rebuild. The donor list was destroyed, jeopardizing mailing campaigns and potential deficits for years. Rebuilding will take three to five years, with community aid urged to resend donor names and aid equipment replacements.
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Easter Seal Society
Paul Kriger
Easter Seals Society
Kriger
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Tiger
Times Printed at Westminster Page to Continue
The Gettysburg Times will be printed at the Carroll County Times in Westminster Maryland beginning today until a new offset press is installed. Advertising deadlines and delivery times will stay the same.
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Carroll County Times
Westminster
Westminster News Deadlines Move Up To 9pm
In Westminster Maryland the news deadlines will be moved up about three hours with 9 pm the latest time for final news copy The new press is expected to be operational in November and then the Times will revert to its original news deadline.
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