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York's Tiff Lowe, and Mike Smith recognized for civic contributions
Two York City residents were among the 125 people statewide recognized for their community service during The Window Keeper: Civic Honors luncheon in Harrisburg. Tiff Lowe and Michael "Mike" Smith were among those recognized for their contributions to sustain civic life through acts of service, care, connection and education during the luncheon, which was held Tuesday, Nov.10, at the Civic Club of Harrisburg. The Window Keeper: Civic Honors is a statewide initiative from PA Humanities, an organization whose mission is to champion the humanities to spark civic engagement, build community, educate, inspire, and make long-lasting changes. More: East Manchester Township delays vote on dropping Eagle Fire Company More: York man accused of striking police officer Lowe was recognized for her work as project manager for York’s Group Violence Intervention Network. In her nomination, Lowe was lauded for her use of relationship-building, listening, and community dialogue to bring people across York together around the shared goal of reducing violence and supporting young people. "She works across racial, economic, institutional, and neighborhood divides to help people understand one another and collaborate on solutions," according to a statement from PA Humanities. "By changing the conversation from stereotypes and division toward shared responsibility for
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Pair of Second Half Goals Leads No. 19 Falcons Past Vassar, Advance to NCAA Second Round
AMHERST, Mass. – On Saturday afternoon, the nineteenth-ranked Messiah University men's soccer team used a pair of second-half goals to defeat the Brewers of Vassar College, 3-2 in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament. The Falcons opened the game strong with a goal from Kyle Spodnik by Sam Phillips to give Messiah a 1-0 lead. The Brewers responded with a goal in the 14th minute to tie the game at one. Neither team sent a shot on goal for the remainder of the half to keep the score tied at the break. After some back-and-forth play, Chase England scored a goal from Sam Phillips to give the Falcons a 2-1 lead. The Falcons extended their lead to two with a goal from Elijah Perry from Chase England. The Brewers cut the Falcons to one with a goal in the 89th minute. Killian O'Reilly made one final save in the final seconds to give the Falcons the 3-2 win and a trip to NCAA Tournament Second Round.
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Articles of Confederation Day to be celebrated this weekend in York
YORK, Pa. (WHTM) — The signing of the Articles of Confederation, while the Second Continental Congress met in York in 1777, was a key historical moment during the early days of the United States. That milestone is being commemorated this weekend by the York County History Center with a celebration on Sunday, Nov. 15, from […]