Dean Evans

Oct 11, 2024 | lancasteronline.com | Dean Evans

When: Pequea supervisors meeting, Sept. 18. What happened: The board agreed to keep its current urban growth boundaries as they stand and plan to reject any proposed changes by the Lancaster County Planning Commission. Why it matters: An urban growth boundary is a land use tool to designate where growth should be encouraged or discouraged. Background: As many Lancaster County municipalities seek to adjust urban growth boundaries, Pequea has taken a stand against any changes.

Sep 23, 2024 | galvnews.com | Dean Evans

The Santa Fe Historical Foundation is completing renovations to the Camp Wallace Building on the site of the Santa Fe School Museum. An open house for the public to view and visit will be held 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 28. The school museum and the 1941 gym will also be open on this date. The Camp Wallace Building was obtained from the U.S. Government after World War II when the Camp Wallace Training Facility was closed.

Sep 21, 2024 | galvnews.com | Dean Evans

Cambridge defines a trailblazer as the first person to do something and shows it is possible for others. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. Ernie was treated as an equal by the student body and his noticeable athletic abilities led to accolades in football and track. As a freshman, he was a varsity football player for the last game of the season. Ernie was a varsity trackster in 1970 and 1971.

Sep 6, 2024 | businessdesk.co.nz | Dean Evans |Maria Slade

By Chris BryantThe fact that Volkswagen is considering its first-ever factory closures in Germany, as well as compulsory redundancies, is tantamount to a revolution at a company that has long prioritised protecting domestic jobs above nearly all else.It’s long-overdue recognition that the German giant must adapt to new realities.

Aug 25, 2024 | lancasteronline.com | Dean Evans

When: Conestoga supervisors meeting, Aug. 6. What happened: The board unanimously voted to terminate the employment of public works department employee Collin Deihm effective immediately, the third termination within the department since March. Background: At the start of the year, the Conestoga public works department consisted of four employees: Supervisor/Roadmaster John Berry, Dave Jackson, Leroy Eshleman and Deihm.