Since it launched in 2008, GameTimePA.com has been a leader in livestreaming high school events across District 3. And we take pride in increasing our offerings each season (we are scheduled to show more than 70 events this winter alone) through expanded resources and partnerships. Heading into the winter season,
Local news copy editor Joan Concilio shares some interesting reader mail about the winter weather.
This Dec. 3 post focuses on a talk at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York about letters to the editor, and it features a video of a song about letters.
For several years, we’ve heard from some readers that the size of the type in our New York Times crossword puzzle had become too small to read easily. The puzzle appears inside our Viewpoints section on Sundays. We always try to make sure any type we put in the
As a columnist and blogger writing about memories of York County’s stores and restaurants of the past, I tend to draw from a mixed readership. I get comments on my blog from former Yorkers living as far away as Austria, as well as from people who have resided in the
A terrific dialogue has ensued in a recent post I made here at the YDR Insider. It’s exactly the type of conversation we were looking for when we launched this blog site. I shared an email exchange I had with a reader named Cathy, who was not happy about our
I just received a phone call that wiped away all the difficult, trying and unappreciated efforts that are part of working in a newsroom. Ruth Lentz called to let us know that the article about her husband this past Sunday had spawned an outpouring of support and praise. This was
Edward Bupp, at left in the front row, and his wife Grace, at right in the front row, pose with family members. The couple died within days of each other in November. Judging by our letters to the editor, some readers believe that all we get are people writing to
Missy Raiger Miller: Happy Work Anniversary Nick Ferro, mailroom manager,York Newspaper Co. 33 yrs and still hanging in there!!! Happy day Nick! Congrats!
Tom Donley’s long tenure with the York County Chamber of Commerce will end Monday. He sent this goodbye note to news media types: As I step down as President of The York County Chamber of Commerce as of October 31, I want to take the time to thank you for