Gettysburg Contamination Well Faces 13 State Conditions
Gettysburg Municipal Authority evaluates 13 operating conditions from a state permit for Well No.7 near Gettysburg College. The board paused further action as engineer Robert Stark notes about $75,000 invested. DER requires 80 percent of contaminant limits with certain secondary contaminants above standards.
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Gettysburg Municipal Authority
authority
Gettysburg
Robert Stark
GMA
state Department of Environmental Resources
Harrisburg
Route 34
Gettysburg College
Stark
Allen I. McDonnell
DEA
DER
Weill No. 7
Eichelberger Well Drilling Inc
Mechanicsburg
redrill
redrill and lengthen
Cumberland Township
finel
Mechamesburs
McDonnell
John Brossman
Fire protection rates hiked by Gettysburg authority
The Gettysburg Municipal Authority approved higher rates for private fire protection services effective April. Increases include two inch connections rising to 21.45 per quarter and ten inch connections to 176.50 per quarter, with multiple other line items across 2 to 10 inch connections and hydrants.
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Gettysburg
Hirst connercion
Littlestown delays school construction vote
Littlestown School Board postponed approving five Rolling Acres Elementary renovation contracts to allow the architect to research the low general contractor bid from J.E. Hurley’s Hanover arm. The board aims to start April 9 and will reconvene March 22 for action on remaining bids and possible rebidding of the asbestos abatement due to bid discrepancies.
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Littlestown
Rolling Acres
bert Associates
Lancaster
John C. ‘Wimer
Gilbert
Hanover
J.E. Hurley
Mr. Wimner
mit
John D. Smarsh
state Department of Education
Cub Scout Civics Day Teaches Government Roles to Adams County Scouts
Cub Pack 88 in East Berlin led 51 Adams County scouts through Civics Day at the county courthouse learning about federal state and local government. They viewed the will of President Eisenhower with Betty Pitzer and learned emergency response basics at the communications center while Fox reporters observed.
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THE
TIMES
Bryan M. Cherry
Thomas D. Clauser
East Berlin
Penny Grube
Gettysburg Times
Adams County
Black Walnut
Pack
Nicholas Marritz
Gettysburg
Register and Recorder
Betty Prizer
Dwight D. Eisenshhower
emergency communications center
Gary Baker
Cashtown
Joey Cassatt
Orrtanna
Pack 162
Bob Funt
Gary Shenk
Mr. Funt
treasurer’s office
Making a newspaper takes a lot of work
A third grader from East Berlin Elementary School explains Civics Day insights at Gettysburg Times. He learns reporters gather facts using the five Ws and H, talk with police, coordinate photographers, and rely on advertising to publish. He notes more morning than evening newspapers separate the industry.
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Thomas
Cleuser
East Berlin
Gettysburg Times
Adams County
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Biglerville High School
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