Pennsylvania: Gettysburg Pennsylvania

The Sentinel (The Sentinel) - 143 weeks ago

Groups from across the state marched at Saturday’s kickoff to the State Capitol building’s 100th birthday. Marching bands, historical re-enactors, dance troupes and others took to Harrisburg’s downtown for a “Pennsylvania’s Treasures Parade” that started a five-day celebration.

The Sentinel (The Sentinel) - 143 weeks ago

Gehman & Co. of Upper Allen Township is among eight winners of the 2006 Energy Star Small Business Network Awards from the U.S. Department of Environmental Protection.

The Sentinel (The Sentinel) - 143 weeks ago

Dean Hankinson is the third generation in his family to work in a skilled trade. His stained glass work can be seen at Bosler Library, the U.S. Army War College, Sunnyside Restaurant and local churches.

Jewish congregation few but faithful (Evening Sun) - 143 weeks ago

They gather in the small brick ranch house on Second Avenue in Hanover for several hours of prayer during the high holidays.

Let the sellers beware (Evening Sun) - 143 weeks ago

Karen Berube stood at the kitchen counter, looking through a pile of papers. "I'm just looking at the mortgage," she said, sighing. "And that depresses me."

Buyer's market moving in (York Daily Record) - 143 weeks ago

Oct 1, 2006 — Elizabeth DiLuigi remained optimistic, but her patience was wearing thin. Nearly one year had passed since the 34-year-old single mother had begun her search for a house outside York.

'We're small, but we're loving' (York Daily Record) - 143 weeks ago

Oct 1, 2006 — They gather in the small brick ranch house on Second Avenue in Hanover for several hours of prayer during the high holidays. About 20 Jews sit in the old, blue vinyl-upholstered pews, facing the wooden ark that holds the Torah and the light above it that represents God.

Golden supporting Garcia with sign (Evening Sun) - 144 weeks ago

A Gettysburg sign maker and outspoken citizen activist has taken up another cause – the reinstatement of former Gettysburg Police Chief Rolf Garcia. For months, Gene Golden has hung a sign critical of the borough's historic preservation officer in the window of his shop on Buford Avenue.

Borough facing water decision (Evening Sun) - 144 weeks ago

Now that Gettysburg has signed up for York water and Abbottstown is almost drinking from the Susquehanna River, New Oxford might be next. The water company gave a presentation to the New Oxford Borough Council five weeks ago, said Edwin Schneider, chairman of the New Oxford water authority.

Cong. Wolf wants historic corridor protected (WRIC 8) - 144 weeks ago

WASHINGTON Virginia Congressman Frank Wolf wants Congress to preserve a historic corridor stretching from Monticello in Virginia to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.