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McCaskey Alumni Association announces 2026 Distinguished Alumni
A social worker, university administrator, fire captain, longtime Home Depot employee and Capitol Hill reporter make up the McCaskey Alumni Association’s 2026 class of Distinguished Alumni. Lakeesha M. Bair-Myers ’91, […]
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 […]
The Salvation Army, Lancaster Corps is NOW accepting applications for its annual Coats for Kids program, which provides new winter coats and accessories to local children in need.
The program is open to children ages 0–16, with coat sizes ranging from 2T through young adult. Infants smaller than size 2T may receive hats, gloves and blankets.
Online registration IS NOW AVAILABLE September 8–27. For more information, visit link in comments. ... See MoreSee Less
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.
The School Board will hold its Committee of the Whole meeting, beginning this evening at 6:30 p.m. You can watch the meeting live and view the agenda: click here
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