The York Daily Record/Sunday News’ NewsVroom often rolls around York County or can be found engaging with folks at public events. Last week, a major Monday event at the York Daily Record/York Newspaper Co. required its presence in front of our 1891 Loucks Road plant. More about the big event
The York Daily Record Editorial Board is pleased to welcome three new members.
// My mom reading my grandpa some York Haven history out of the York Daily Record/Sunday News. Posted by Allison Witherow Given on Saturday, May 23, 2015 It’s a wonderful thing when our readers talk to us … . Here are a few more examples (If photos don’t appear on
Customers visiting the York, Pa., Daily Record/York Newspaper Co.’s Loucks Road facility meet receptionist Linda Gracey. They might not know she’s a fan of crafts, and after work hours, she leads a craft night for employees. The craft nights will continue in September. Linda Gracey is one of “The 3
Bam! @AbbeyZelko13 @ashleymaytweets @JamesMcClure @TasteOfPa pic.twitter.com/kfjV4FrgXj — flipsidepa (@flipsidepa) May 16, 2015 NewsVroom king Randy Parker called the York Daily Record/York Newspaper Co. space at Taste of Pennsylvania a ‘four-tenter.’ He believes it to be the largest NewsVroom event so far. And that’s over about 3 years. Check out another
All the cool kids vote in primaries! And those who vote can win a prize! .@ydrcom #yorkvote http://t.co/k4TTwiQmmr pic.twitter.com/RyfyD8ff5m — S.E. Fisher (@YDReditpage) May 12, 2015 Scott Fisher – that’s Scott above – is the organizer of a York Daily Record/Sunday News campaign to encourage York countians to vote
This outdoor garden flag – and a monogrammed one at that – comes from the creative hands and mind of the York Daily Record’s Samantha Dellinger. It’s made from two place mats, among other things. And it made for colorful cover art, tied to Mother’s Day, in a recent Weekly
We’re at the community stand today in @CentralMktYork telling people about our free fitness classes. Come say hello! pic.twitter.com/qV0eFVNRi0 — No Sweat, York (@NoSweatYork) May 2, 2015 To get a bunch of participants for No Sweat in the Park, it takes work. Such as Caitlin Kerfin’s stint on a Saturday
Composing’s Mary Jo Cataldi, second from left, is seen with co-workers at her retirement party this week. She started with the company 27 year ago. What will she do in retirement? She wrote in an email: ‘Plan to spend more time with my husband (we were married on September 19,
This is really what being a #journalist looks like. #ydrworkshop pic.twitter.com/eek8Mzv5Ft — Ashley E. May (@ashleymaytweets) April 23, 2015 Yes, about that pizza! We trained high schoolers attending the YDR’s Student Journalism Workshop well. +++ Seems that wherever you go around York County, someone from 1891 Loucks Road is there.