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JUNE 1, 2022
SERVING THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES SINCE 1954
VOL LVIX • NO 5
Penn Manor Students Receive Honor For Designs
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Heritage Center Sets Open House The Blue Rock Heritage Center, 2251 River Road, Washington Boro, will host its annual open house event on Sunday, June 5, from 1 to 4 p.m. Special activities and exhibits are planned for the day. Admission is free. A new display featuring items from the former one-room schoolhouses in Washington Boro will be exhibited. These items, donated by the late Glenn Henry, include the schoolmaster’s desk and chair, books, photos, an umbrella stand, See Open House pg 3
Tracy Linn (far left), Center for Traffic Safety coordinator; Lee Kennedy (second from left), State Farm Insurance agent; and Jenn Forney (far right), Penn Manor physical education and health teacher, congratulate Kate Nikolaus.
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Servant Stage is preparing to present “Newsies” featuring a cast of local teens.
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Servant Stage, a nonprofit theater serving Lancaster County, will produce “Newsies.” The Tony-award winning Disney musical, based on the 1992 motion picture, was inspired by a true story. The show features a score by Alan Menken, dancing, and a focus on the message to fight for what is right. Producers have gathered a cast of more than 40 local performers, working with a 10-piece orchestra, in an energetic and family-friendly show that audience members of all ages may enjoy.
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their design
FROWN!!” In the upper right of the frame is the message “Be the change!” Kyle and Travis’ design was used in social media messaging during May, Youth Traffic Safety Month. As part of their award, Penn Manor High School received $500 for traffic safety education. Kate’s billboard will remain along Columbia Avenue through Sunday, June 5. For her efforts, she received a $100 prize, and the high school received $1,000 for traffic safety education efforts. The “No Excuses Youth Traffic Safety” contest was open to students in Lancaster, Lebanon, Adams and York counties. It was sponsored by the Center for Traffic Safety and a Community Safety Grant from State Farm. Kate, Kyle and Travis created their designs under the guidance of Jenn Forney, a physical education and health teacher at Penn Manor High School.
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of the “No Excuses Youth Traffic Safety Billboard Design Contest,” sponsored by State Farm Insurance and the Center for Traffic Safety. Kate’s design includes a bright, stylized image of an iris, with the message “Keep your eyes on the road” running across the frame. The image is taken from a photograph of Kate’s eye. Two other Penn Manor sophomores, Kyle Sullenberger and Travis Clawson, placed second in the contest. Their design depicts a driver’s view through the windshield, showing one hand on the steering wheel and the other holding a cell phone with the message “Put it DOWN so Kyle Sullenberger (left) and Travis Clawson with families don’t
billboard designed by a Penn Manor High School student urging drivers to stay alert was unveiled on May 17 along Columbia Avenue, near Donerville Road. The billboard was designed by sophomore Kate Nikolaus as part
