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SDoL announces new opening date for renovated high school stadium
The School District has announced a revised opening date for its newly renovated high school stadium, allowing additional time to complete final project milestones and ensure the facility is fully […]
Burrowes kindergarteners get first look at new Thaddeus Stevens community center
As a golf-ball-size robot twisted and turned along a path she drew with markers, a Burrowes Elementary School kindergarten student whirled around and yelled, “It works!” She was one of […]
Calling all SDoL teen artists! The Ware Center for the Arts is inviting local teens to submit original artwork for Memories & Dreams, a month-long exhibition in Regitz Gallery. Students may create work in any medium inspired by memories of the past or their dreams for the future.
The exhibition will run May 7–28, 2027, with an opening during Lancaster’s First Friday.
Submissions open Sept. 8 and close Jan. 1. It’s free to submit, no prior exhibition experience is required and selected artists may choose to price and sell their work. The Ware Center for the Arts takes no commission from artists’ sales.
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Burrowes kindergarteners were among the first students to tour the new Thaddeus Stevens Community Center, a space designed to expand opportunities for learning, wellness and community connection.
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