Gettysburg council approves parking department and rules
Gettysburg Borough Council adopted an ordinance creating a parking department with defined powers and duties and approved prohibitions on parking on both sides of North Washington Street between West Stevens Street and West Lincoln Avenue. The measure was amended to extend the no parking zone along North Washington Street from Chambersburg Street to Racehorse Alley.
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New Oxford Antique Market Show Set
The 34th Annual New Oxford Antique Market Arts Craft Show will be June 16 from 8 am to 5 pm in New Oxford on Route 30 ten miles east of Gettysburg. Dealers from Maine to the Carolinas attend. 140 dealers, 125 artists and craftsmen, and about 30,000 visitors expected. Local groups offer food, music, and demonstrations. contact details for the chamber and Gettysburg Travel Council provided.
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Bermudian Springs School Board to Meet Tonight
The Bermudian Springs Board of Education will meet tonight at 8 in the Administration Building Conference Room. High priority on the agenda and attendance requested by district officials.
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Bermudian Springs Board of Education
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Fairfield Road
Local Ads and Closures Noted for June 11 15
Cautions show Carter's Heating & Cooling with Lennox requirement. Tumbling Creek Nursery Garden Center will be closed June 11 to 15 due to a family emergency. Culligan water delivery offered at 677-8495.
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Zoning board weighs larger signs for motels on Route 30
Adams County Interchange Zoning Hearing Board heard 144 Associates request for signs larger than 30 square feet near the Route 30 motels Best Western and Comfort Inn. Judge Richard N. Lucidi adjourned after nearly three hours of testimony with a decision due within 45 days.
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Richard N. Lucidi
144 Associates
U.S. Route 30
Village Green Nursing home
K.D. Patel
Brian Strickler
Strickler Sign Ca
Jane Howe
PennDOT
HARB
Straban Township
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Oyler
Upper Adams adopts lifelong learning motto and actions
Upper Adams School District adopts Learning A Lifelong Adventure as its motto after a board study. The district plans remedial three week courses in core subjects for local and neighboring students, with 63 percent of the Class of 1990 pursuing further education and a Spain trip for Spanish and social studies students.
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Upper Adams
Robert D. Klokis
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Robin Ochterbeck
Theresa Creasy
Parker E. Martin
Spain
Susan Thompson
William Celio
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Minority Youth Educational Institute to welcome new members
The Mi nority Youth Educational Institute at Gettysburg College begins its second year with 14 new members joining 14 current youths. Under Dean Harry B. Matthews and Assistant Dean Kimberly R. Hicks, the group focuses on leadership, cultural heritage, and community service while planning a 10 week orientation with a special dinner.
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MYEI Alpha Unit
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South Central Community Action Program
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Habitat for Humanity
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Intercultural Resource Center
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