Pequea Valley Culinary Student Given Quarterly Honor
BY LOGAN MOYER
Pequea Valley resident Alex Edwards was recently named Student of the Quarter in the Octorara Area Career and Technical Education program. Edwards, a culinary arts student, splits time between her native school of Pequea Valley and her technical school of Octorara.
“I’ll wake up, and I’ll get a bus straight to Octorara,” she said. “I have three periods there, two of them being the culinary program, and then the third one is a (health) class. Then I’ll get a bus back around 11; come back; and go to my fifth period, lunch and then sixth and seventh period.”
After Edwards missed out on an opportunity at the Lancaster County Career and Technology Center, she found out that the window was still open to do culinary classwork at nearby Octorara. She jumped at the opportunity.
“We have a mix on the academic side of things,” said Mark Peticca, who directs Octorara’s Career and Technical Education (CTE) program. “We have 12 wonderful programs ... Pequea Valley reached
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PV Rock Band Program Receives New Guitars
BY LOGAN MOYER
Pequea Valley music teacher Jim Ackerman’s Rock Band program has grown into four unique bands at both the high school and middle school levels.
Started in 2021, the program has grown from being strictly an afterschool program to now receiving class time, along with the typical after-school club format.
With that growth, which now includes 21 students, new equipment was deemed to be necessary.
For the second time, Ackerman was recently awarded a grant from Music for Everyone, which has allowed the program to obtain new guitars.
“As they’ve grown, we needed more instruments and better ones, higher-quality things,” Ackerman said. “They’re playing
At PA CareerLink, Lancaster County Goes to Work
BY JEFF FALK
On average, Americans spend 15 years and three months of their natural lives working, a total of some 90,000 hours. For some people, a job is work. For some individuals, employment is a career.
PA CareerLink Lancaster County caters to both groups of people and helps individuals to navigate this critical portion of their lives.
“It depends on the individual,” said Chris Roggenbaum, who’s been the site administrator at PA CareerLink Lancaster County for three years. “Some people may say they have a job. For me, my job is part of my career. It’s part of my path. Some people are looking for jobs. A lot of times, people put their identities into whether they have a job or a career.”
An arm of the Lancaster County Workforce Development Board, PA CareerLink Lancaster County, which is located at 1046 Manheim Pike, Lancaster, is a job center that provides locals opportunities to improve themselves financially, to enhance their lives and to selfactualize. PA CareerLink Lancaster County’s hours of operation are Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Wednesdays from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
“A lot of people come to us thinking we’re the unemployment office, but we are not,” said Roggenbaum. “Our goal is to get individuals back to work
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out to me years ago to see if they could partner with us and allow some of their kids to come to some of our programs.”
“Last summer, (Alex) and her mother toured the school, just so she knew what to expect coming in the first day,” he went on. “She’s been absolutely amazing ever since the first day.”
Between her classwork and after-school activities, Edwards spends most of her day in a culinary setting. After school hours and on weekends, she works at New Holland Family Restaurant, managing the salad bar or serving as a prep cook, depending on the shift.
Her initial interest in cooking started when she was growing up.
“When I was really
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young, I was helping my mom cook a lot,” she said. “My mom is a huge role model. Then she did this woodworking job, so I thought maybe I would like woodworking ... it’s something that I would definitely do if I wasn’t into the culinary program, but I think I’m more into culinary than I am woodworking.”
Students at Octorara’s CTE culinary program learn various methods of cooking along with required certifications to work in an actual restaurant. They also take field trips to different locations and facilities to see what working in the field is like.
Edwards said that her future goal is to open a restaurant, either a diner-type establishment or a bistro. Her plan is to work at different restaurants to understand the different processes of how they work.
The collaboration between Pequea Valley and Octorara is part of a larger effort at Pequea Valley to create more options for students. The district operates a first-choice workforce development initiative to better prepare students for life after secondary education.
“Adopt a Pantry” Program Posted
The Central Pennsylvania Food Bank (CPFB) team and the Lancaster County Master Gardeners invite backyard gardeners to join their collaborative efforts to increase fresh food access to those in need. This year’s goal is to engage 50 gardeners in Lancaster and Dauphin counties to grow and donate 25,000 pounds of produce. Items such as fresh vegetables, herbs, and fruits are in demand specifically for any of the participating CPFB pantries.
Gardeners with any level of experience, including beginners, are welcome to participate,
Fundraising and Shopping Event
Posted
In recognition of Memorial Day, Boscov’s department store will hold the Honor Our Heroes fundraising and shopping event from Saturday through Monday, May 23 to 25. Customers who make a set donation will receive a 15% off shopping pass that can be used during the event on most items at any Boscov’s location or at www.boscovs.com.
One hundred percent of customers’ donations will go to nonprofit organizations that provide services,
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resources, and support to military and first responder families. Organizations that will benefit from the event include the Wounded Warrior Project, Hope For The Warriors, and Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation, now transitioning to the Mae and George Siller Scholarship Program at Tunnel to Towers. The goal of Honor Our Heroes is to raise $1 million.
To learn more, visit www .boscovs.com/category/ honor-our-heroes.
to Serve Community Meal
The mission committee of the Leacock Presbyterian Church, 3181 Lincoln Highway East, Paradise, will serve a hot meal from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 28. The menu will consist of barbecue, macaroni and cheese, stewed
tomatoes, green beans, applesauce, and desserts.
The meal is free and will be served in the handicapped-accessible Smith Fellowship Hall.
For more information, call the church at 717-687-6619.
Zink Medals in L-L Track & Field Championships
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Pequea Valley’s Aubrey Ressler hands off to Nya Kauffman during the 4 x 400M relay during the L-L Track & Field Championship held at Hempfield on Saturday, May 9.
In Hempfield on Saturday, May 9, Braves’ Reegan Gates hands the baton off to Annika Wanner during the 4 x 400M relay during the L-L Track & Field Championship.
Pequea Valley’s Annika Wanner competed in the javelin during the L-L Track & Field Championship held at Hempfield on Saturday, May 9.
On Saturday, May 9, the Braves’ Jonah Zink brought home sixth place in the 800M with a time of 1:57.27 during the L-L Track & Field Championship held at Hempfield.
PV’s Aiden Hofmann competes in the 3200M during the L-L Track & Field Championship held at Hempfield on Saturday, May 9.
Braves’ Nathan Sensenig ran in the 300M hurdles, where he came in 19th at the L-L Track & Field Championship held at Hempfield on Saturday, May 9.
Good Named President of RPP Chapter
The Bird-in-Hand chapter of Referral Partners Plus (RPP) has announced the election of Stephanie Good as chapter president for the 2026 term. Good, a resident of Lancaster County and owner of Servant Heart Virtual Assistant, stepped into the role with a vision to strengthen the local small business ecosystem through intentional networking and traditional Lancaster County hospitality.
one residential contractor - is permitted to join. This rule is designed to eliminate internal competition and ensure that members can share leads and insights with total confidence. In RPP’s philanthropic model, organizational funds are returned to the individual chapters to be gifted to other local nonprofit organizations.
The Bird-in-Hand chapter was established in 2020
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Referral Partners Plus is a Lancaster-based nonprofit professional networking organization dedicated to helping small business owners grow through industry-exclusive referrals, professional development, and community support. The Bird-in-Hand chapter serves eastern Lancaster County, including Leola, New Holland, Intercourse, Gordonville, Gap, and Paradise.
RPP has a dual focus on business growth and local philanthropy. Within each chapter, only one professional from each specific field - for example, one certified public accountant, one real estate agent, and
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or further their skills for their current job. We’re here to help people enter or re-enter the local work force. There are a variety of ways to do that.”
PA CareerLink Lancaster County offers self-service job searches, case management services, mock interviews, résumé assistance, training, workshops and youth and adult programming. PA CareerLink also hosts job fairs and works with local employers to sponsor job fairs.
“I used to have a boss who told me, ‘Hey, a job or having a career is an important part of people’s identities,’” said Roggenbaum. “When you meet people for the first time, it’s not too far into the conversation when you ask them, ‘What do you do for a living?’”
PA CareerLink collaborates with numerous Lancaster County employers, who can post current openings on the organization’s website free of charge. PA CareerLink also works with human service agencies, manufacturing agencies, staffing agencies and the
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Lancaster County Assistance Office.
It has its finger on the pulse of the employment community.
More than 10,000 people pass through the doors of 1046 Manheim Pike, Lancaster, every single year.
“A lot of these people have lost their jobs or need some sort of assistance,” said Roggenbaum. “We have individuals looking for training. We have veterans or spouses of veterans who have relocated to the area. We have people with disabilities. It’s a variety of people in different phases of their career journeys, from first jobs to starting over.”
The current unemployment rate in Lancaster County stands at 3.3%, well below Pennsylvania’s rate of 4.3%. Among the top Lancaster employers are Lancaster General Hospital, Mutual Assistance Group, the county of Lancaster and Giant Food Stores.
“One of the things we’re proud of in Lancaster is that we have one of the lowest unemployment rates in the state, and that’s consistent,” said Roggenbaum. “We’re usually below the state rate. Lancaster County is bustling. We have a lot going on here.”
The causes of unemployment are as varied as the types of employment available here.
“Some people are unemployed,” said Roggenbaum. “Companies significantly lay off, or factors cause ripple effects. It could be the field. Individuals may go from one warehouse to another. Sometimes transportation or child care are factors. Some of it is just lost jobs. Things like that do happen.”
PA CareerLink was established in Lancaster County in 2001; the site is one of the organization’s 66 locations in the state. More than 40 staff members work at PA CareerLink Lancaster County, but they are
not technically employed by PA CareerLink, which receives both federal and state funding.
Those staff members operate an on-site food pantry, collect blankets for those in need and volunteer in the community.
“PA CareerLink Lancaster County is a group of proud partners working together,” said Roggenbaum. “PA CareerLink is an umbrella. I wear a PA CareerLink shirt, I represent PA CareerLink, but I don’t work for PA CareerLink. Our clients don’t care about that. They just care about the services we provide.
“We get people who come in our doors regularly who didn’t know we existed or didn’t know that there was anyone who could help them,” concluded Roggenbaum. “We don’t want to be the best-kept secret. We’re here to help - help people get back to work.”
For additional information, go to www.jobs4 lancaster.com.
during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Through shifting markets and changing times, the members have built a community that thrives on collaboration, celebrates local wins, and tackles challenges together. The group meets each Monday from 8 to 9:15 a.m. at GreAT Signs, 338 N. Ronks Road, Bird-inHand. The in-person gatherings provide a structured yet relaxed environment where business owners from many industries team up to drive local economic growth. Under Good’s leadership, the chapter has initiated plans for strategic growth, aiming to expand its membership to include missing local industries and enhance the guest experience for visiting professionals. Local professionals who are interested in learning more may visit one of the weekly meetings. Guests may attend up to three meetings for free before deciding on membership. The chapter is currently seeking to fill open seats in industries such as IT support, marketing, hospitality/tourism, and various local trades. For more information or to make reservations for a meeting, contact Good at stephanie@servant heartva.com or visit https://referralpartners plus.com/bird-in-hand/.
PA CareerLink Lancaster County’s business services team hosts community members during a recent Coffee and Conversation event.
Rock Band
at a high level ... I went to a little meeting; they had a celebration for all the people that win the grants.”
Pequea Valley’s Rock Band students primarily practice and record covers of well-known songs, with some originals mixed in. Some of their work is uploaded to YouTube; several videos have over 1,000 views. Seach “PV Rock Bands” on the platform to view the students’ performances.
A student band known as “Side Eye Grace” covered “Eye in the Sky” by the Alan Parsons Project; the video currently has over 37,000 views on YouTube.
“They want to recreate
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and Master Gardeners will help to answer questions throughout the growing season and provide in-depth information for Adopt a Pantry gardeners in two webinars. Rebecca Fisher, CPFB Coordinator, will help connect produce donors to affiliated pantries.
More details can be found at www.centralpa foodbank.org/givefood/ adopt-a-pantry/ and https://extension.psu .edu/programs/master
the songs that they like and they know,” Ackerman said. The high school bands meet once a week for two and a half hours, while the middle school bands meet every day during school hours while the class is in session. The bands do some more traditional performances at school events, as well as their own concert that will be performed at 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 21, in the auditorium at Pequea Valley Secondary, 164 S. New Holland Road, Kinzers. It will be the farewell performance for “Into the Mayhem.”
At a special event this year, the high school students got the chance to perform at Levitt Pavillion
at SteelStacks in Bethlehem on May 17, along with local school rock bands from across the area.
“When they find a venue to play, it’s self-expression and it’s also confidence,” Ackerman said. “These kids are really confident. They’re on YouTube, and they’ve got thousands of people looking at them.”
The Rock Band’s integration into Pequea Valley’s academic curriculum is part of a larger effort within the district known as “Mass Customized Learning” and “First Choice Initiatives.”
The programs are
designed to better prepare students for the workforce, turning their interests into possible career options. PV First Choice fosters options within the military, the culinary world, trades and more by helping students get work study and internships, along with classes.
“They are really trying to find things for people to do that they’re interested in, find a niche and a direction early on and supporting it,” Ackerman said. “When I went to school, you were college prep or not ... that was kind of it.”
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