Union Township weighs growth task force input and route data
Union Township supervisors plan to join an intermunicipal growth task force with the Littlestown Chamber of Commerce to study the impact of growth on the area. Supervisor Hillard questioned Adams County figures claiming 3000 vehicles daily on Route 194, citing 2000 in 1970 and recent construction affecting counts. The task force includes several townships, Littlestown, and the Littlestown Area School Board. The board set office hours for code enforcement and outlined building permit processes, with a tentative 1991 budget of 630633 dollars and one January meeting scheduled for January 7.
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Union Township
Littlestown
Hillard
Schmeyer
borough of
amigo
Littlestown Area
Thomas Buhl
Pine Grove Road
Buhl
Joseph Minor
board of supervisors
uhl
Times collects Thanksgiving food for SCCAP drive
The Gettysburg Times seeks donations of food and paper products for South Central Community Action Program pantries. Bob Mathers will broadcast live from the Times on Dec 13 from 1 to 5 p.m. Drop off at 18 Carlisle St. during business hours through Dec 14. Donors receive a free 16 word classified ad for that day with six cans donated.
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Gettysburg Times
South Central
WGET
Bob Mathers
Gettysburg
the
Times
Bob
Carlisle St
SCCAP
Bermuda Springs to Open New Elementary School Jan 2
A $9 million Bermudian Springs elementary school near Route 94 in Huntington Township will open January 2, consolidating 935 students from older, deteriorating buildings in York Springs and East Berlin. The move is scheduled for December 27 and 28 during Christmas break to minimize disruption, with plans detailing furniture, equipment, bus routes, and schedules to ensure a smooth transition.
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Bermudian Springs
Board of Education
Huntington Township
York Springs
East Berlin
Ronald P. Snyder
Snyder
Roger H. Stroup
prncipal
Mr. Stroup
Mr. Snyder
Adams County approves 1991 budget with 16 percent rise
Adams County Commission adopts a tentative 1991 budget totaling 9.34 million dollars, up 16 percent from this year. The plan sets millage at 4.352 and per capita taxes at five dollars, with 4 mills on personal property to finance the plan.
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Adams County Commissioners
Thomas L. Collins
Adams County Board of Commissioners
Collins
Main Street Gettysburg approves tentative budget and path forward
Main Street Gettysburg Inc. approved its tentative budget for January adoption. The plan includes 15000 from Gettysburg College, 15000 from the Borough, 15000 in dues, 16000 for the Historic Pathway Project, and around 1000 from book sales for a total of 64700. The project, a National Park Service and Borough cooperation, aims to highlight Gettysburg's historic and cultural resources. The Historic Pathway Task Force should complete planning by January, enabling program implementation per the action plan. The board also will mail monthly renewal notices rather than a yearly drive, and the next annual meeting is set for January or February at Hotel Gettysburg.
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Main Street Gettysburg Inc
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg Borough
Main Street
Eric Persson
National Park Service
Gettysburg
Persson
Historic Pathway Task Force
Holiday Inn
Adams County service members in the Middle East sought
The Gettysburg Times invites readers to identify Adams County residents serving in the Middle East as part of Operation Desert Shield. Call 834-1131 weekdays 8 am to 5 pm with the service member’s name and a local contact phone number for follow up.
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America
Middle East
Adams County
Times newsroom
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