ANTRIM TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL AUTHORITYREGULAR MEETING AGENDAMarch 25, 2024 7 p.m.
Author: Staff Reports
HAGERSTOWN, MD- Celtic Woman, renowned for their enchanting performances and harmonious melodies, is set to grace The Maryland Theatre stage on Tuesday, March 26, at 7 p.m. Following the success of their acclaimed “Postcards From Ireland” tour, Celtic Woman continues to captivate audiences with their unique blend of traditional and contemporary Irish music. In celebration of their 20th anniversary, the group has announced a special live show that promises to showcase the best of Irish musical heritage fused with a modern flair. Expect an evening filled with soul-stirring harmonies and instrumental prowess as Celtic Woman takes you on a musical…
FROSTBURG, MD- Dr. David Puthoff, a professor in FSU’s Department of Biology, has received the Regents’ Faculty Award for Excellence in Teaching, the highest honor presented by the University System of Maryland Board of Regents (BOR) to recognize exemplary faculty achievements. Puthoff will be recognized at the BOR meeting on April 19. “I am honored to receive this award and to be ranked with the other outstanding awardees,” said Puthoff. “I have been privileged to guide some awesome students in discovering their academic greatness and to helping to show them that they should be confident in what they can do…
WAYNESBORO- Three Waynesboro High School students won prizes at the Annual Rotary Club of Waynesboro 4-Way Speech Contest. The contest asks high school students to present a timed speech evaluating a topic using the Rotary 4-Way Test: Is it the truth, is it fair to all concerned, will it build good will and better friendships, and will it be beneficial to all concerned? Lexi Marks, a 9th grader took first place speaking on bringing hope in the world, this year’s Rotary International theme. Second place went to 10th grader Anna Oslikova who spoke on the side effects of social media,…
CHAMBERSBURG– Pennsylvanians have until April 8 to register to vote or make changes to their voter registration information – including party affiliation – ahead of the state’s April 23 Presidential Primary. Registering to Vote for the First Time or Updating a Voter’s Information ● Submit online at register.votespa.com. ● Obtain a paper voter registration application from a candidate, political party or other federal, state or municipal offices. ● Request a paper voter registration application on the Department of State’s website, www.vote.pa.gov. ● Download a voter registration application from the Department of State’s website, www.vote.pa.gov, or the Franklin County website, www.franklincountypa.gov.…
WAYNESBORO- Experience a culinary journey back in time with the “Magic on a Budget: Depression Era Soups Cooking Demo” hosted by the Waynesboro Historical Society. Taking place on Sunday, May 19, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Oller House on 138 West Main Street, this event offers a unique opportunity to taste and learn about the frugal yet flavorful meals that sustained people during The Great Depression. Attendees will not only sample a meal from this era but also gain insights on how to adapt these budget-friendly recipes to modern tastes. Admission is free, with donations appreciated to support…
CHAMBERSBURG- The Tide, a charitable organization, recently marked a significant milestone with the celebration of their office expansion and the successful conclusion of the Your Soles ~ Their Souls Shoe Drive Fundraiser. This initiative, aimed at raising funds for Gospel Outreach through Literacy Classes in India and providing support to microbusiness owners in developing countries, garnered an impressive donation of 6,250 pairs of shoes. Those interested in learning more about The Tide can visit their website at thetide.org or personally visit their office located at 5800 Cumberland Hwy, Chambersburg.
WAYNESBORO–The Antietam Humane Society offers cats, dogs and a variety of animals up for adoption to loving homes. For more information on providing a forever home, visit the shelter at 8513 Lyons Road, visit their website or call them at 717-762-9091. This week’s pet of the week is Tilly! Meet Tilly. 5-year-old Tilly is so sweet and cuddly, and she loves people! There is nothing she loves more than to give hugs and kisses. She likes to bring her toys with her into the yard and she has plenty of energy when it is time to play. If you are looking…
HAGERSTOWN, MD – The Washington County Division of Emergency Services has announced that the Public Safety Training Center project has been selected for Fiscal Year 2024 Congressionally Directed Spending funding by the Senate Appropriations Committee. The project funding, requested by Senators Cardin and Van Hollen and Congressman Trone, was included in the first FY24 spending package, recently passed by Congress and signed into law by the President, securing an allocation of $1,000,000. The funding will support the development and enhancement of the Public Safety Training Center, a crucial initiative aimed at improving emergency response capabilities and ensuring the safety and…
Enjoy a Story. The Downtown Window StoryWalk in Waynesboro offers a unique literary experience where participants can stroll along Main Street and immerse themselves in a story displayed in shop windows. Scheduled for Saturday, March 23, from 10 a.m. to Noon, this event features author Shelleen Weaver, presenting her book “Fruit Fables, Grizz Bear and Skippy Cricket.” Attendees have the special opportunity to meet the author during the March StoryWalk. Additionally, the first 60 children to join will receive a complimentary book at the conclusion of the walk, adding an extra element of excitement and reward to this engaging literary…
