Today’s news and information gleanings from here and there.
Quote for today … “These employees had been there for 20 years and told the governor time and time again they’d never been asked their opinion.” – Rep. Sheryl Delozier (R-Cumberland), a former Ridge staffer, in this Channel 27 article about how Pennsylvania can save money.
- Congratulations to Dominic Marinelli, representing Our Lady of Angels School and a semi-finalist in LNP’s 59th annual Spelling Bee; you can root for him at “7 p.m. Friday at Conestoga Valley Middle School, 500 Mount Sidney Road.” – LNP – Always Lancaster has the article.
- End of an era! JCPenney in Park City on the “most at-risk” of closing list. This was the first department store to open in Park City. – Yahoo Finance
- The Spring Primary Election will be Tuesday, Mary 16, 2017 | There are a few new names on the list of Unofficial Candidates for Public Office for May 16, 2017 Municipal Primary.
- And here’s the list of Unofficial Candidates for Local Election Boards for May 16, 2017 Municipal Primary
- Columbia School District’s students’ SAT scores rank near the bottom of Lancaster County public school systems according to the article and graphic in an article in today’s LNP – Always Lancaster. The State’s Department of Education posts the state’s school district numbers here: (Public School SAT Scores 2016 (Excel)
- Turkey Hill is out at York’s People’s Bank Park | “Yuengling’s Ice Cream will sell its ice cream at the York Revolution’s home games this season, Revolution officials said.” – Central Penn Business Journal
- Yay! Spring ahead this weekend. – TimeandDate.com
- NBC’s chief stands tough against Wonderland – The Boston Globe
- Why is it most folks – including American Hospital Association, the Association of American Medical Colleges, the Catholic Health Association of the United States and the Children’s Hospital Association – don’t like the weasel’s health care bill? – The New York Times
- “The biggest losers under the change would be older Americans with low incomes who live in high-cost areas.” – The New York Times
- Roaming Romo | “Cowboys to release all-time leading passer Tony Romo today” – ESPN
I’m very disappointed that Leo Lutz is running unopposed. Is it too late to push a write-in candidate? Does Columbia not have one other person that can step up? Time for the Lutz era to end. We need a new face representing this town.
So do we have two parties here in town? Neither party has a full ballot. So many people complain, so few want to help. This was everyone’s chance.