Special Education Discipline Carlisle PA

Times: 3:30pm
Phone: 815-1562

Address:
Country Club Road
York, PA

Description:
The Global Humanities Lecture Series/Humanities 218

Times: 8am-8pm
Phone: (717) 848-9339

Address:
1 East Market Street
York, PA

Description:
This three day event is a celebration of York's historic role in the Civil War. Patriot Days will feature re-enactments, walking tours, historical interpretations and the retelling of other dramas that faced York residents during this part of our nation's history. No street closings.

Times: 8am-8pm
Phone: (717) 843-0918

Address:
2000 Hollywood Dr
York, PA

Description:
Fast day mourning several historical events including destruction of Jerusalem temples, Holocaust and the crusdes.Traditions: Fasting and prayer. Note: Jewish holidays are observed from sundown to sundown. Therefore, the JCC will close at “sundown” on the evening preceding the first date listed, and will remain closed until “sundown” on the dates listed, unless otherwise noted. Exact times will be posted on message centers.

Times: 07:00PM
Phone: 815-1562

Address:
Country Club Road
York, PA

Description:
The Global Humanities Lecture Series/Humanities 218

Times: 6:30p.m.
Email: dfink@yorkcounts.org
Phone: 650-1460

Address:
46 W Canal St
Dover, PA

Description:
YorkCounts will travel to Dover Area High School Nov. 9 for the first in a series of town halls to engage York County residents in a conversation about the work of YorkCounts. “Kids, Truancy and a County at Risk” is the topic for the first three town halls – the next ones will be in January and February – and will focus on the United Way's Stay in School Report, and especially Judge John Uhler's Truancy Task Force work. YorkCounts is partnering with Dover Area School District to present this first town hall, which will start at 6:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Participants include Bob Woods, executive director of the United Way and a board member of YorkCounts; Bev Mackereth, Human Services Director for the County of York; student representatives from Susquehannock High School’s Link Crew program. There will be periods for questions and comments throughout the event. Several service providers will be invited to attend and distribute information relatedto their work with youth. The event is free and open to the public.