Desert Shield salute to Private Robin Feiser
The Times salutes Private Robin A Feiser of New Oxford after his December deployment to Saudi Arabia as a cavalry scout with the 82nd Airborne Division. The 1990 New Oxford graduate joined the Army in June and reports 90s heat, rising temps, and heavy flies in his tent. He enjoys hunting and four wheeling and asks for cassette tapes in care packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROBIN FEISER
New Oxford
Saudi Arabia
J. Clark Feiser
A. Phyllis Feiser
Robin
Feiser
New Oxford High School
Army
82nd Airborne Division
Indra A. Book
Felicity A. Feiser
Fred Feiser
Lincoln Way West
Suzanne Copenhaver
Straban planners land row over 106 acre site design
Straban Township planning commissioner Roy Weaver proposed designating 106 acres along Old Harrisburg Road as commercial industrial as part of a 500 acre plan, drawing fire from historian William Frassanito who cites conflicts of interest and wetlands, while Weaver defends his stance. The dispute surrounds zoning, historic district concerns, and the timetable for a comprehensive plan with county input and possible supervisor action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straban Township Planning Commission
Roy Weaver
planning commission
Old Harrisburg Road
Rock Creek
Hunterstown Road
William Frassanito
Weaner
Frassanito
Twin Oaks
Highland Township hears concerns over 40 unit mobile home plan
About 40 Highland Township residents attended a supervisors meeting to question a proposed 40 unit mobile home park by farmer Stanley R. Wolf on 27 acres near Silo Road. Neighbors fear traffic strain, water, school routing, and loss of rural character while officials note sewage capacity and planning steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Township
Stanley R. Wolf
Railroad Avenue
Silo Road
Adams County
John Fischbach
Wolf
Henry O. Heiser III
Heiser
Mr. Wolf
Hamiltonian
Hamiltonban
Highland Town
HIGHLAND
United Way to relocate offices in Gettysburg next spring
The United Way of Adams County will move from the Old Court House to 123 Buford Ave in Gettysburg, sharing space with two other nonprofits. The move follows a months long search and a lease purchase arrangement aided by Hartley family. The $1 down payment funds a letter of credit backed by the endowment and bank financing for the remainder, with foundations to be approached for further support and a new phone system planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way
Adams County
Buford Ave
Gettysburg
Bill Darnell
Gallagher
Gettysburg National Bank
United Way building site listed in Gettysburg auction
In Gettysburg, the Adams County United Way moves to a new office at 123 Buford Ave. Sellers Joyce and Sam Hartley are pictured with Bill Darnell, campaign chair, and key staff from United Way and local agencies. Other participants include Barb Hartman, Jon Murdoch, and Scott Hartman of the realty firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNITED WAY
Buford Ave
Gettysburg
Adams County
Joyce
Sam Hartley
Bill Darnell
Bob Davidson
United Way board
Barb Hartman
Coldwell Banker
Bigham Realtors
B.J. Small
Audrey Garrison
back row
Connie Woodruff
Adams County Menati Health Association
Kathy Gallagher
Jon Murdoch
Adams County Mental Health Association
Scott Hartman
Coldwell
Holiday specials and craft ads in Adams County area
Local notices promote shotgun shoot at Upper Adams Fish and Game on Thursday December 13 at 7 30 pm. Listings include apparel and gift items from Apple Tree Coats Jackets and Adams Co Apple Weavings plus Christmas baskets and neckties. Buys include 25 off at Dobbin House and styling salon deals with regular perms and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Adams
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Brethren Home
Harrisburg
Straban
MARSHALL D
BLACK Times
Mr. Frassanito
Mr. Weaner
William J. Hutchison
commission
human service
ees
Scott
Bull Schusartz
Mary N. Livinston
Glenn Shupp
New Oxford Area
Hall Schuartz
Father Christmas
Country, College, & Adams Co
Country Store
DOBBIN HOUSE COUNTRY CURIOSITY STORE
Carol Ann
G-Burg
Karen Weishaar
Cashtown
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