Weather Summary For Eisenhower Site And Area
The Times reports a 24 hour period ending 5 p.m. Monday with a high of 90 and a low of 72, rain measured at .02 inches at the Eisenhower National Historic Site. Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies with highs in the low to mid 80s and a mid 50s to mid 60s overnight. Wednesday remains sunny with highs in the low to mid 80s. Thursday through Saturday expect cloudy skies with highs in the 80s and overnight lows in the 60s. East Berlin resident Ann Myers has been accepted for membership in the United States Collegiate Wind Band, which travels to England and six European countries starting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower National Historic Site
Ann. Myers
East Berlin
R.2
United States
England
Mount St Mary’s approves new admin system
Mount St Mary’s College in Emmitsburg Maryland won approval for a new administrative govern OA system at the June 7 board of trustees meeting. The report notes page references and nearby items such as local police staffing talks and regional development debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
board of trustees
Gettysburg weighs zoning rule to curb drug paraphernalia shops
Gettysburg Borough Council will study a sample zoning style ordinance aimed at stopping shops that sell drug paraphernalia. A recommendation is due at next month’s meeting. The ordinance would treat the issue through zoning rather than criminalizing the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg Council
NANCY DI
BLAST Times
Gettysburg Borough
Gettysburg
Gerald D. Shearer
Derry Township
Gettysburg Area board previews hands on science SCIS program
Gettysburg Area School Board members observed a hands on demo of SCIS, a new science curriculum for grades one through six, led by Darlene Sponseller and Dick Gaverick. The district plans a pilot in September with kits and a two day inservice for teachers, linking to math and junior high science. Also, district officials discussed firing tenured teacher Lowell Heefner under policy 1122 and considered lunch price changes amid budget constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOY CONNOR
Times
Gettysburg Area School
Darlene Sponseller
Dick Gaverick
Ms. Sponseller
SCIS
Sponseller
SCUS
John Burgess
riculum
Burgess
SCIIS
Lowell Heefner
Robert Curtis
Heefner
Frederic Griffin
Griffin
Ski Roundtop Officials Seek Amusement Tax Compromise
Ski Roundtop Inc officials urged Carroll Valley Council to settle on a compromise tax for amusement receipts. The company favors 2 percent on ticket sales including lift tickets, arguing 5 percent would slash profits, while the borough seeks up to 4 percent and contends the tax may apply to admission and amusement receipts under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MARTIN Z. SIPROFF
Ski Roundtop Inc
Carroll Valley Council
Ski Liberty
Albert Blakey
Carroll Valley
Fairfield
Blakey
Aylwyn Williams
manger
Williams
Ski Roundtop
New Oxford councilman backs library in old school
New Oxford Borough Council President Earl Mummert proposed using space in the Peters Street school, being refurbished as borough offices, to house a new library as a donation of space and utilities. The Friends of the New Oxford Area Library push to form a branch with Adams County Library, hiring Catherine Gault to help organize and draft by laws. The effort has earned community support, a first book donation, and ongoing planning for floor layouts and operations. The council also raised insurance to 1 million dollars, approved a temporary meeting schedule for the new agcees chapter, and received a 720.69 dollar franchise fee from Tele-Communications Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JEFF THORESON
New Oxford Borough council
Peters Street
Earl Mummert
Friends of the
New Oxford Area
Richard Michael
Adams County Library Board
Michael
council
New Oxford
Adams County
Adams County Library
Carolyn Wiker
Wiker
agcees
Tele-Communications Inc
Upper Adams board approves sale of small land parcel
The Upper Adams School Board approved selling a 20 by 289 foot strip from the Bendersville Elementary property to Rampike Industries Limited for 1000 dollars with no other bids. The land will support a sewer system for the new Bendersville Post Office. Board members noted limited use but valued the bid at about 15000 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LINDA MAIFAIR
Upper Adams
Bendersville
Rampike Industries Limited
Vickie Solberg
James Clarke
Clarke
Hobart Ren
choff
Ogden and Decker
Also Mentioned on This Page
The Times Today Weather
Arendtsville
Butter Township
John Slaybaugh
Beirut
Palestine Liberation Organization
Argentina
South Atlantic
Britain
Falkland Islands
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
John Kelley
Oklahoma University
Barry Switzer
Pape
Montreal
Tim Naylor
the
Elks
Rec Park
Ellen Goodman
GERALD D. SHEALER
MARY STEVENSON
Donald G. Oyler
Concerned Parents
parents’ group
Betsy Null
Waynesboro
Lemoyne
Camp Hill
Susquehanna
Derry
Swatara
Oyler
Null
Russel H. Potter Jr
Shealer
Potter
Shearer
Ronald F. Wells
New Oxford councilman
Upper Adams board
Minda Grim
Ronna Lee Stover
Pamela Garland
Linda Pitzer
Clair Fetters
Kenneth Cassell
Byterville High
Vo-Ag
Dean Lobaugh
FFA
Labaugh
Upper Adams School Board
Alex Wilkie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!