President/Publisher Sara Glines’ thank you note to 1891 Loucks Road staff members for their involvement in a successful 2015 United Way campaign: “Our United Way campaign has ended and raised $10,258 for local programs. That’s a wonderful contribution to our community.”
People come and go in any business, and as someone who has been with this company in one way or another since 1985, I have seen many people spin through the revolving door. It’s hard to watch any of the good ones go. Last week, I sent the following note
This is the kickoff of the United Way’s Happy Hour Basket Raffle, one of many United Way of York County events at 1891 Loucks Road in the 2015 campaign. Meanwhile, another contest sits in the background … . +++ That other contest is Penny Wars, and those pennies are adding
Teen Takeover photo with selfie stick. @ashleymaytweets @angiemason1 pic.twitter.com/V5WqwmqvjC — Ed Mahon (@edmahonreporter) July 11, 2015 The Teen Takeover team, 2015-2016 edition, meets – and then pauses for a pose. Looking forward to seeing the work of these budding journos. York Daily Record journalists are increasingly engaged with the community.
Since May, members of the York Daily Record/Sunday News have gathered once a week for a friendly kickball scrimmage. The games are mildly competitive, but entirely fun – so much fun, in fact, that we made several attempts to invite our colleagues from The Evening Sun in Hanover to join
This Gazette and Daily front page tells about the first York countian to become Pennsylvania’s governor – George Leader. YDR journalists get their story ideas from a lot of places. A copy of the 1954 front page with news about George Leader’s election to the governorship of Pennsylvania was on
‘I going 2 add condiments artist 2 my resume,’ the YDR’s Samantha Dellinger wrote in a post. ‘I drew U.S. with ketchup/mustard. I hav a fun job … ‘ Sam is a perennial award winner in journalism competition, spurred, in part, by the fun way she goes about her work
Around York County: Stories are everywhere … . When YDR journos are out in the public, we see stories everywhere. Here’s one from an invite for a staff member to present at a lively community organization. Ninety-something-year-old drummer Eugene Budesheim taps away at a Dallastown Golden Agers’ gathering, where he
Ice cream cake for new and departing Teen Takeover students. pic.twitter.com/2CA5vw3LDS — Ed Mahon (@edmahonreporter) June 11, 2015 Another Teen Takeover season is in the books. But the team of high school journalists who train with York, Pa. Daily Record staff members and then submit their stories and photos for
The York, Pa., Daily Record/Sunday News meets the public in many ways. Here’s a new one. The YDR’s News & Brews event last week was akin to speed dating. Sources met with our journalists for a brief period, and then each journalist moved on to the next table to meet