In 2020, York County women have been feted and a host of women have written about women and other topics.
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Motorists are greeted with weedy, gravelly traffic islands near the Interstate 83/North George interchange. But there are other uninviting sights as well.
Delta’s Old Line Museum is open Sunday afternoons, May through September from 1:30 until 4 p.m.
York County’s Delma Rivera-Lytle is seen with her aunt and uncle, Juan and Doris Román. Juan Román became the first U.S. victim of Lassa fever when he died visiting the Rivera in York County, Pa., in 1969. Lassa is a distant cousin of Ebola.
It’s called the Hobbit House around York, Pa., and you can’t help but to look its way when you drive by it. Leslie Klinger got her wish to look inside. ‘I delivered pizza there on occasion. I was sooo excited the first time, they invited me in to have a look. Very kind and generous people,’ she wrote when this History Mystery photo appeared on the York Daily Record’s Facebook page. Another Facebook commenter, Heather Klinefelter, quipped: ‘Haha! I call it Toad Manor.’ Hobbits? Toads? We’ll side with the Hobbits. So, where does it stand? Have you ever had the opportunity to visit it?
When I was gathering content for a couple of recent posts about York College of
A member of the community mentioned Christian Bucks, the youngster behind the widespread Buddy Bench movement, on a list of well-known people with York,County, Pa. links and roots. His idea is that if a student is sitting on the bench along, another student should recognize that and take a seat, too. The idea came up when Christian was a first-grader at Central York School District’s Roundtown Elementary School and it spread from there. Christian rightly appears on a list of accomplished people, as you’ll see below.
York County, Pa., has produced its second NFL Hall of Famer – Ron Wolf. Here,
York Rotary 100: These 9 photos provide snapshot of century-old club.
This is the view across Red Lion’s Fairmount Park. That’s the community war memorial (see