Adams County C Y S chief calls system an abysmal failure
Adams County Children and Youth Services chief Charles R Sanger told a Harrisburg legislative panel that the state child welfare system is an abysmal failure, crippled by under trained workers and costly mandates. He cited rising abuse figures and reliance on high cost treatment centers as county programs strain under state funding gaps.
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Adams County
Harrisburg
Associated Press
Joe Loftus- Vergani
Luzerne County children and youth services
Pennsylvania Children and Youth Administrators Association
Joint
State Government Commission
Department of Public Welfare
Sanger
CK YS
county general fund
George Taylor
state Public Welfare Department
Taylor
York County
Pennsylvania State Association of County Commissioners
Gettysburg College student to lead guitar for Up with People
Thom H Ingram a 20 year old Gettysburg College student on leave will be lead guitar for Up with People in Gettysburg. The show features 165 young adults from 15 countries in Face to Face the Silver Celebration Edition with performances at 7 30 p m Saturday and 7 36 p m Sunday at Gettysburg Junior High School auditorium. Tickets cost 9 general 14 reserved and can be bought at local banks and restaurants.
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Thom H. Ingram
Naples
Fla
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
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Gettysburg Junior High School auditorum
Farmers Bank
First Federal Savings Bank
Adams County National Bank
Geneva Lee's
Lincoln Room
Apple Boutique
Local Ad Roundup for Gettysburg Area Events and Deals
Community notices advertise free fruit offers, class registrations at Gettysburg YWCA with dates, a theater event Face To Face at Gettysburg Jr High featuring Up With People, and bank ticket sales. Retail ads include jacket and holiday fashion sales, carpet cleaning specials, and a Weikert Little Store sale with 30 to 40 percent discounts in Hanover starting January 11.
Adams County study on Mount Joy waste transfer plan
Adams County Solid Waste Authority discussed the Mount Joy Township transfer station project led by Rob Campbell the new manager for Adams County Transfer Inc. The plan faces strong opposition from Mount Joy Solid Waste Citizens Group which has gathered about 4,000 signatures urging the county to oppose the site. The project would be built south of Gettysburg pending DER permits and could be grandfathered if the county’s solid waste plan not yet in force is approved.
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Adams County Solid Waste Authority
Mount Joy Township
Rob Campbell
Adams County Transfer Inc
Norman Girardin
Girardin
Campbell
Greencastle
US Army
Adams County Transfer
Community Refuse of
Rimiro Corp
Waste Management Inc
Waste Management
York County
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources
Barlow-Two Taverns Road
Orphanage Road
Gettysburg
Mount Joy
DER
Addoms
Frank Fair
thele
timate
Adams County
issi
Penn
John White
DEA
auto commissioners
eystone Sanitation Co
Union Township
Keystone
Keystone Sanitation Company
York County Solid Waste and Refuse Authority
Keystone General Man
Adams County Solid Waste Authority elects officers and reviews plan
The Adams County Solid Waste Authority held its annual reorganizational meeting with Elmer W. Gall continuing as president and Donald Waddell as vice president. Sharon Sheppard and Mike Malewicki stay as secretary and treasurer. Catherine W. Gault was reappointed solicitor. The board meets monthly on the second Tuesday in room 207 of the Adams County Courthouse Annex. Members include Curt Hearn Fred Hopper and Don Mason. The body is reviewing a countywide solid waste plan adopted Nov 28 and sent to 34 municipalities with 90 days to ratify or reject. If not ratified the plan goes to DER for countywide adoption. Board members discussed sending ratification forms to municipalities to simplify replies.
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Adams County Solid Waste Authority
Elmer W. Gall
Donald Waddell
Sharon Sheppard
Mike Malewicki
Catherine W. Gault
Adams County
Curt Hearn
Fred Hopper
Don Mason
York Springs
Gettysburg
DER
eos
Gault
Tim” Callenbach
Galt
Bermudian school board approves 2.3 million bond for new school
The Bermudian School Board approved a 2.3 million bond purchase contract with Hopner Soliday Co. to fund a new school building. Superintendent Dr. W Reese Lichtel cited rapid growth and staff space needs while Principal Dr. Gerald J. Soltis noted enrollment at the elementary school has risen to 530 after Christmas. The board also hired Barbara Kessler as middle school aide and created a second guidance counselor position. Leaks in elementary roofs were repaired though minor leaks persist in non-pupil areas and heating problems continue to surface during vacations.
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Splines
Hopner Soliday & Co
Lancaster
sinevs
W. Reese Lichtel
Gerald J. Soltis
De Soltis
beard
Barbara Kessler
East Berlin
ngw
Robert M. Reed
Ronald P. Snyder
Snyder
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