Christmas Concert Set for Christ Chapel at Gettysburg College
Gettysburg College Chapel Choir and College Choir present their annual Christmas Concert on December 1 and 2 at Christ Chapel begin 8 p.m. each night free to the public. Hanover String Quartet plus guests will accompany with Larsen Ringstanza and a program of Handel, Hammerschmidt, Bach, Berger, Fearing and Schreck pieces. Soloists include Jill Test, Michell Martin, Jill Graham, and Stephen Buckwalter. Directors are Kermit Finstad and Michael Matsinko. Audience participation encouraged for Advent carols.
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Gettysburg College Chapel
Gettysburg College Choir
Christ Chapel
Gettysburg College
Hanover String Quartet
Charmain Noel
Debra Zumbrum
Diane Hoffman
Martha Lippy
Duane Botterbusch
Sarah Fischer
Larsen
Hammerschmidt
J.S. Bach
Berger
Jesus Christ
Fearing
Schreck
Jill Test
York
Michell Martin
Hagerstown
Jill Graham
Camp Hill
Stephen Buckwalter
Lancaster
Kermit Finstad
Michael Matsinko
County schools test leads in drinking water across districts
The EPA reports widespread lead contamination in school drinking fountains with 50 percent of districts above five times the 20 ppb guideline and 78 percent of fountains showing high levels. States lack funding and enforcement, while districts like Upper Adams test thoroughly and plan ongoing remediation.
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National Wildlife Federation
Environmental Protection Agency
Lisa Hammond
EPA
Department of Environmental Resources
Susan Woods
department
DER
Upper Adams
John Page
Wright Lab Services Inc
Middletown
Page
Arendtsville
Bendersville
DE Littlestown Area
John Smarsh
Gettysburg Area
Dorothy Bollinger
Bollinger
Bermudian Springs
Reese Lichtel
ichtel
DEA
Demolition Okayed for Gettysburg Ag Hall Known as Green Monster
Gettysburg Historic Architectural Review Board unanimously approves demolition of the 1867 68 Agricultural Hall at West High and South Franklin for sale to Adams County Housing to build low income housing. Board regrets the decision but cites safety code violations and costs to preserve as prohibitive.
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Gettysburg Historic Architectural Review Board
Agricultural Hall
West High
South Franklin streets
Historic Gettysburg Properties Inc
Adams County Housing
housing authority
Powell resigns as HARB chairman in Gettysburg move
Dr. Walter L. Powell steps down as chairman of the Gettysburg Historic Architectural Review Board to become the borough grants administrator and preservation officer a full time borough employee. He will join the board as a paid member while Larry Weikert remains code enforcement officer. Powell will help streamline HARB reviews and clarify issues for applicants and board members. The board must elect a new chairman at January’s meeting.
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Walter L. Powell
Gettysburg Historic Architectural Review Board
Powell
HARB
Adams County Housing Authority
Larry Weikert
Weikert
Walter B. Lane
Gettysburg Historic Pathway Plan Discussed by Task Force
Gettysburg Historic Pathway Task Force met in the GAR building to outline goals linking Gettysburg College Lincoln Square Baltimore Street areas and the tourist zone. Borough officials and the National Park Service discussed five emphasis areas and integration strategies for the historic and cultural resources. The Holiday Bureau opens its office for toy and cash donations, with distribution set for December 8.
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Gettysburg Historic Pathway Task Force
GAR
borough council
the
planning commission
His
torical Architectural Review Board
National Park Service
Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Lincoln Square
Baltimore Street
Steinwher
HOLIDAY BUREAU
Gettysburg Church Women United
Adams County
Presbyterian Church in
Mildred McVicker
Betty Geyer
Bertha Pick
Lois Beenan
Lee Ann Larson
Nancy Locher
Marion Wentz
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Times
Bull Schwartz
G-burg
Alfred Dunner
Russ
S.K. Sport
Justin B. Jones
Chambersburg Street
bea
Ag Hall
HARE
state Department of Labor and Industry
lec
Washington Street
college
Norman Forness
ROBERT HOLT
TRACIA
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