YDR Insider

Here’s a look at our news budget at this hour for tomorrow’s paper. It also reflects much of what you’ll see on our website during the day.
The court has sided with the Liquor Control Board in the case involving Club XS. We’re working on that plus the latest developments from the York City school budget situation.
What questions do you have about stories we’re working on, or about the budget form itself? Do you know of something we should be covering that you don’t see on the budget? Let us know by commenting here. And, check out our Google+ page for more conversation about how we’re covering the news.
Note that plans can change as the news develops during the day.
You can view a video of the editors’ afternoon budget meeting each day at about 5 p.m.

WEDNESDAY

FRONT PAGE
SLUG: UNSLUGGED — Club XS will probably have to stop serving liquor because the Commonwealth Court has sided with the LCB. (McCracken)
Art: New, file, mug, submitted
Breakouts: how many
Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook, video, link to blogs, links to previous stories, post to cluster papers, share with JRC, email alert

MAIN ART: WOLF0202 — Instead of just distributing items from other manufacturers, Wolf has now contracted out to an Amish manufacturer in Indiana to produce their own line of Wolf-branded cabinets, among other private label items. (Boyer)
Art: New, four photos by Kate
Breakouts: how many
Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook, video, link to blogs, links to previous stories, post to cluster papers, share with JRC, email alert

SLUG: SKOL0202 — York City teachers voted against reopening their contract. District had proposed shortening some days to save money, but teachers were concerned about loss of instructional time. Teachers also said district suggested it might not be able to make payroll in April. (Mason)
Breakouts: how many
Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook, video, link to blogs, links to previous stories, post to cluster papers, share with JRC, email alert
w/SLUG (for jump page): PAGE0202 — Rep. DePasquale introduced legislation that would direct money to struggling schools for specific purposes, proven programs like full-day Kindergarten. York City could get about $3 million, if the program were to pass. (Mason)

SLUG: UNSLUGGED — results of the earthquake and nuke plants report. (Adkins)
Art: New, file, mug, submitted
Breakouts: how many
Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook, video, link to blogs, links to previous stories, post to cluster papers, share with JRC, email alert

LOCAL
SLUG: UNSLUGGED — another above-60-degree day. How is York County enjoying the weather? (Boeckel)
Art: New, file, mug, submitted
Breakouts: how many
Graphics: Map, timeline, flowchart
Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook, video, link to blogs, links to previous stories, post to cluster papers, share with JRC, email alert

MAIN ART: SLUG: UNSLUGGED — Spring Grove Area MS is hosting one of 35 regional History Bee competitions tonight. The kid who wins goes on to the national bee in D.C. in April, where s/he could win up to $50,000 in scholarships.
Art: New, assigned
Breakouts: how many
Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook, video, link to blogs, links to previous stories, post to cluster papers, share with JRC, email alert

alt story form: SLUG: UNSLUGGED — what’s up with groundhog plans this year? (Argento)
Art: New, file, mug, submitted
Breakouts: how many
Graphics: Map, timeline, flowchart
Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook, video, link to blogs, links to previous stories, post to cluster papers, share with JRC, email alert

SLUG: HAL0202 — 7 — Former Newberry Township man convicted in August of multiple counts of rape and other sexual crimes against children is back in York County Prison after being picked up on a bench warrant. (Lee) EDITED
Art: do we have mug?
Online pieces: Posted Tuesday

MONEY & MORE

MAIN ART: SLUG: UNSLUGGED — JCPenney new changes. (reporter)
Art: New,
Breakouts: how many
Graphics: Map, timeline, flowchart
Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook, video, link to blogs, links to previous stories, post to cluster papers, share with JRC, email alert

SPORTS

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1, 2012

—- UNSLUGGED: District 3 Class AA wrestling team tournament featuring Biglerville in action at Boiling Springs. (ES-Daniel Paulling)

—- UNSLUGGED: District 3 Class AA wrestling team tournament at Bermudian Springs, 5 p.m. Two rounds. (Tom Hunt) w/ES art assigned

—- UNSLUGGED: CPIHL: Central York vs. Hempfield, 8:30 p.m. at York City Ice Arena. (Steve Navaroli) w/art assigned

—- AX0202: About 5 other events on the slate. (Staff)

—- UNSLUGGED: Wrapup of Penn State and National Letter of Intent Day, including some Bill O’Brien comments. (Frank Bodani)

—- UNSLUGGED: Additional unpublished College Spotlight material. (Bill Arsenault)

—- Super Bowl coverage du jour. (Wire)

LIVING
MAIN ART: Husband and wife (who is from York) have done missionary work in India for years and started the group IBL. (Hilton)
Art: New

SLUG: Mitt Romney tithes (gives 10 percent of income to church), which is common among Mormons but not among other faiths. (wire)