Adams County near finish line for waste plan approval
Adams County moves toward automatic approval as 11 of 34 municipalities ratify the draft solid waste plan representing 41.6 percent of the county population. The plan awaits state environmental approval after revisions prompted by Act 101 and was prepared by the Adams County Solid Waste Authority begun in 1988.
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Adams County
John E
Tim” Callenbach
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Adams County Solid Waste Authority
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solid waste authority
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Franklin students own newspaper Bits and Pieces
Franklin Township Elementary School students created the first schoolwide newspaper Bits and Pieces using desktop publishing. Editors Rachel Glover and peers produced seven pages with 100 plus column inches of copy and computer generated pictures. The project, funded by federal, state, and Gettysburg district grants, aims to boost computer literacy and reading writing skills while giving every class a chance to contribute.
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Franklin Township
Rachel Glover
Adam Kerr
Nathan Clarke
Matt Pensinger
Jennifer Moyer
Gina Lee
Aaron Jolin
Steve Baldwin
Zachary Pensinger
Franklin Township Press Corps
Bermudian Springs approves curriculum changes for 1990 91
Bermudian Springs School Board approved multiple curriculum changes at the Tuesday meeting in the Administration Building. Principal Robert M Reed said changes aim to meet student needs with new Honors Trigonometry and Statistics, Computer Applications, and rebranded Office Systems and Procedures. Shorthand I to be dropped, Shorthand II eliminated, and a new Superwrite course to replace Shorthand I.
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Spriigs School Board
Robert M. Reed
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Adams County forms farmland preservation board in historic move
The Adams County Agricultural Preservation Board held its first meeting to address rapid loss of prime farmland statewide. Commissioner Collins urged a long term, landmark effort as administrator John J. Corris outlined seed funding of 300000 from a 2 million bond issue to support grants and matching funds. State reps Cole and Broujos praised the effort, noting farmland declines from 12.4 million acres in 1960 to 8 million by 1988 and farms from 106000 to 55000.
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Adams County Agricultural Preservation Board
Adams County
Thomas L. Collins
Collins
John J Corris
Robert P. Casey
Kenneth J. Cole
D-Orrianna
John H. Browies
D-Carlisle
Cole
Adems County
Broujos
Township approves Route 30 traffic signal plan
Lower Cumberland Township supervisors authorize a signal at U S Route 30 and Reynolds Avenue pending PennDOT notice. Park Service funds and maintains the device with a 6 am to 6 pm operation and 11 pm to 6 am flashing. Also discussed are public meeting accessibility and a January incident/breakdown report with 146 total incidents for January and 1,570 in 1989, up from 1, ???.
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Reynolds Avenue
Eloise Wilson
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Marguerite Kurth
ship
Ms. Kurth
Department of Community Affairs
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Barry Sease
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