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Heute 09:30 - 11:35 125 min. SAT.1 HD16:9Dolby Digital USA 2009 Familienkomödie Seit dem Tod der Eltern bleibt Andi (Emma Roberts) und ihrem Bruder Bruce (Jake T. Austin) nur der Terrier Friday. Doch ihre fiesen Pflegeeltern (Lisa Kudrow und Kevin Dillon) dulden den Vierbeiner nicht im Haus. Zum Glück entdecken die Kids ein leer stehendes Gebäude, das sie mit Freunden zur Herberge für Friday und alle Streuner der Stadt ausbauen. Bald stehen Nachbarn und Polizei vor der Tür.
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Boyertown Farmers Market to retire until further notice
BOYERTOWN - It was recently decided that the summer farmers market in Boyertown will be temporarily discontinued. The market, which has been held since 2007, will be retired for the time being due to a lack of support from vendors and a currently compromised overall structure within its committee. This will take place after its remaining two winter markets on May 3 and May 17.
Business News: Saucony Running traces beginnings to Kutztown
The Sacony Creek, a tributary of Maiden Creek, spans 17.5 miles of rural Berks County, intersecting Kutztown Borough in the process. Named after the 'mouth of a creek or river' by Native Americans, the creek could easily be mistaken for any other small body of water, despite being a defining part of the local landscape. But it was on its banks that one of the town's best-kept secrets initially took shape. It was here that Saucony Running Shoes & Running Apparel, www.saucony.com, was born.
Resiliency, self-worth highlighted during Business Women’s Forum
Resiliency, self-worth highlighted during Business Women’s Forum 1 of 4 Patricia Husic speaks during the Business Women’s Forum Wednesday at Messiah College after she accepted the Business Woman of the Year Award. Keynote speaker Linda Larson speaks during the Business Women’s Forum Wednesday at Messiah College. Deb Keyser presents Patricia Husic with the Business Woman of the Year Award during the Business Women’s Forum Wednesday at Messiah College.
Ford Nationals event aims to connect car show community, downtown business district
During last year’s event, Hanover and High Streets handled more than 400 Fords during the annual parade. Curt Werner/Sentinel file Jake Austin The Sentinel Carlisle’s car shows draw tens of thousands of car enthusiasts and exhibitors to the area each year. But according to Downtown Carlisle Association (DCA) Executive Director Glenn White, the shows’ economic and social benefits can be strengthened even further by bridging the shows with the downtown Carlisle business community.
“Kid's Night Out” brings younger generation to downtown Carlisle
“Kid's Night Out” brings younger generation to downtown Carlisle 1 of 4 Kolbin Heberlig, 8, right, hits the bullseye and drops Tom Kuhn into the dunk tank at the Cumberland County Historical Society Block Party on Friday evening as he participates in the First Friday event.
Celebrating 30 years of Foundry Day in South Middleton Township
Celebrating 30 years of Foundry Day in South Middleton Township 1 of 7 Midstate residents browse pottery Saturday during Foundry Day in Boiling Springs. Dan Bjorkman looks at metal artwork Saturday during Foundry Day in Boiling Springs. Chrissy Bohensky, left, and Rick Fesler browse artwork. David Gilsen Sr. tunes a guitar Saturday during Foundry Day. Bev Motich, left, looks at a walking stick being sold by Barry Mentzer Saturday during Foundry Day in Boiling Springs.
Dickinson College U-Turn Sale will feature used items for a good cause
Dickinson College U-Turn Sale will feature used items for a good cause 1 of 4 Dejah Myers, 14, left, and Joann Shoff sort through piles of clothing at the Carlisle Fairgrounds on Thursday morning in preparation for the 12th annual U-Turn and Community Yard Sale that will feature items donated by Dickinson College students and faculty.
Duncannon Appalachian Trail Festival set for Saturday
Duncannon Appalachian Trail Festival set for Saturday 1 of 3 Pictured is a view from Hawk Rock on the Appalachian Trail at the south end of Duncannon on Cove Mountain. Crowds gather at the Duncannon Appalachian Trail Community Festival. Volunteers ready the barbecue chicken at the Duncannon Appalachian Trail Community Festival. Jake Austin The Sentinel Duncannon residents are no strangers to Appalachian Trail activity.
Voices of Service: Boiling Springs man's passion for Marines led him to Vietnam
Voices of Service: Boiling Springs man's passion for Marines led him to Vietnam 1 of 3 Robert Anderson was a Marine door gunner during the Vietnam War. Robert Anderson poses by a helicopter for which he was the door gunner during the Vietnam War. Jake Austin The Sentinel Robert Anderson was not afraid of combat. In fact, he welcomed it. It was this trait that led to him voluntarily join the Marines during the Vietnam War in 1965.
Giant in Maxatawny donates more than 150 hams to Friend’s food pantry in Kutztown for Easter
Giant in Maxatawny Township donated more than 150 of its own brand hams to Friend Inc. Food Pantry on April 15 as part of the store’s annual “Bag Hunger with Hams” giveaway. The program provides free bagged hams for families in need during the Easter holiday. “[The giveaway] allows families to have an Easter meal together that they otherwise wouldn’t be able to,” said Friend Inc. Executive Director, Sandra Wise.
Business News: Saucony Running traces beginnings to Kutztown
The Sacony Creek, a tributary of Maiden Creek, spans 17.5 miles of rural Berks County, intersecting Kutztown Borough in the process. Named after the “mouth of a creek or river” by Native Americans, the creek could easily be mistaken for any other small body of water, despite being a defining part of the local landscape. But it was on its banks that one of the town’s best-kept secrets initially took shape. It was here that Saucony Running Shoes & Running Apparel, www.saucony.com, was born.
Private, public dance groups battle for student participation
Kutztown’s Extra Curricular Committee meeting centered on a conflict between private and public dance institutions. Representatives of both Kutztown High School’s Twirling Team and Rhythm in Motion Dance Company, of Kutztown, were present to discuss student participation and interest within their respective outlets. Issues have arisen over Rhythm in Motion’s recent influx of participants, and the high school’s subsequent decline in twirlers.
Head football coach Drew Folmar leaves Kutztown University
Kutztown University is looking for its 16th head football coach following the departure of Drew Folmar, effective Friday, Jan. 24. The University announced on Wednesday, Jan. 22, that Folmar had resigned in favor of an offensive coordinating position with Lehigh University. “There are definitely mixed emotions,” said Kutztown athletic director Greg Bamberger.
Developers propose to convert vacant Kutztown silk mill into apartment complexes
The Kutztown Borough Council meeting on April 15 was highlighted by a proposed land development plan from College Town Communities, Muhlenburg Greene Architects (MGA) and Bogia Engineering. Representatives introduced the Silk Mill District, a planned redevelopment of the Kutztown Silk Mill and other surrounding areas on Willow Street. The mill is just one of several buildings on Willow Street that is currently vacant.
Kutztown Task Force tackles drug addiction in face of overdose deaths
The Kutztown Community Substance Abuse Task Force meeting April 21 was summarized best in a poem read by Kutztown Mayor Sandy Green. “’I destroy homes and tear families apart,’” read Green. “’If you need me, remember, I’m easily found. I live all around, in your schools and in your town.’” Green was referring to drug addiction, a recent growing problem in the Brandywine Heights and Kutztown area school districts.
Kutztown Optimists host annual Fool’s Run scholarship race March 29
The Optimist Club of Kutztown is set to host the 24th annual Fool’s Run Scholarship Races on March 29, at the Kutztown Fairgrounds. The event will include the Solo Labs 10-mile race, the Hometown Utilicom 5k race, the DEP Employees 2-mile walk and a ½ mile kids fun run. “[The races] are some of the first ones in the area,” said race chairman and Optimist Club secretary, Don Sechler. “People are ready to be outside again. We have good courses and we treat everyone fairly.
Carlisle senior pursues passion for writing
To be a successful writer requires ambition, insight and a constant thirst for fresh knowledge. For Carlisle High School senior Lydia Estes, those qualities come naturally.Estes, daughter of Larry and Julie Estes of Carlisle, traces her success as a 4.0 student and an award-winning writer to a genuine love for attending school.“I think what maybe sets me aside from other students is the fact that I love school and I always have,” Estes said.
Cumberland Valley nonprofits still recovering from stalemate
A new survey says nonprofit organizations that carry out social services in Pennsylvania still owe interest from loans taken out during the protracted state government budget stalemate.The survey of 176 nonprofits also found that the organizations haven’t filled or restored about half of the 380 full-time positions that were eliminated or affected during the budget fight.The survey, released in May, comes from the Greater Pittsburgh Nonprofit Partnership, the United Way of Pennsylvania and...
County commissioners hear presentation on Claremont nonprofit
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners Wednesday heard a presentation on a working 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization affiliated with the Claremont Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Middlesex Township.The organization, known as Friends of Claremont, would aim to enhance the quality of life for residents by setting up perpetual giving programs that would be offered in addition to care already provided at Claremont.
Readiness, adaptation emphasized at War College graduation
The U.S. Army War College Friday graduated its 100th resident class at the Wheelock Bandstand on post.The class of 2016, made up of 377 students, represented the joint forces and consisted of 215 Army officers, 11 Navy members, 26 Air Force members, 16 Marines and one Coast Guard officer. It also included 79 international officers and 29 senior civilians of federal agencies engaged in national security.Army Chief of Staff General Mark Milley served as the ceremony’s guest speaker.
Dickinson College U-Turn Sale will feature used items for a good cause
Many college students have gone “dumpster diving” for used furniture or other items at least once during their time on campus — and for good reason.
Reel Recovery: A community of healing and peace
Fishing trips generally provide one major benefit to their participants — peace of mind. It's a chance to temporarily trade life’s problems for the therapeutic flow of a stream.At the Allenberry Resort Wednesday, a group of men took to the Yellow Breeches Creek, fly rods in hand, to briefly step away from a battle they all shared.
Cumberland County commissioners hear options for phone system upgrade
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners Wednesday heard a presentation from the Department of Public Safety (DPS) detailing options for upgrading the county’s current Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) phone system.The current PSAP system, comprised of Sentinel CM software, was installed in 2011. It runs on Windows XP, which has not been supported by Microsoft since April 2014.
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Jones, Jake Austin Jones, Jake Austin posted 3 hours ago June 10th, 2016 Print Create a hardcopy of this page Font Size: Default font size Larger font size GREENSBORO Jake Austin Jones, died Tuesday, June 7, 2016. The funeral will be held at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, June 11, at Woodard Funeral Home Chapel. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety. Choose an online service. Current print subscribers Need an account?
Celebrating 30 years of Foundry Day in South Middleton Township
Whether it was jewelry, glass, pottery or vintage instruments, it could likely be found Saturday during the annual Foundry Day Arts and Crafts Festival at Children’s Lake in Boiling Springs.The event, which featured a variety of artisans, food vendors and activities, celebrated its 30th anniversary with a strong community turnout.“We always wanted to do a festival like this and about 30 years ago, they actually did it and it took off,” said Foundry Day Chair Rosemarie Clapp.
“Kid's Night Out” brings younger generation to downtown Carlisle
It is easy for downtown Carlisle businesses to view themselves as pieces of a well-kept secret.“Carlisle is a tucked-away town,” said Allison Barbour, a worker at Helena’s Chocolate Creperie and Café. “It doesn’t look like there is a lot here, but there really is. There is so much to offer and all the businesses are really tight-knit.”But as families amassed the streets of Carlisle Friday for the June First Friday event, it seemed as if the secret had gotten out.
Ford Nationals event aims to connect car show community, downtown business district
Carlisle’s car shows draw tens of thousands of car enthusiasts and exhibitors to the area each year.But according to Downtown Carlisle Association (DCA) Executive Director Glenn White, the shows’ economic and social benefits can be strengthened even further by bridging the shows with the downtown Carlisle business community.
Barletta presents posthumous medals to son of late World War II veteran
Lester Shearer was killed in combat in Italy on March 24, 1945 during World War II. He was just 29 years old.On Thursday, over 70 years later and just days after Memorial Day, Shearer was finally honored for his sacrifice at the Carlisle VFW Post 477 during a visit from State Representative Lou Barletta.Barletta presented Shearer’s son, Gary Shearer with a Combat Infantryman Badge (CIB) and a Purple Heart, both earned posthumously by Shearer.
Saluting a life of service in Carlisle for Paul Strickler
Paul Strickler has had an undeniable impact on the Carlisle community, as many residents will attest.“Paul is one of those people in Carlisle who has been a visionary and has been dedicated, responsible and just a plain wonderful person to know,” said June Shomaker, a close friend of Strickler’s.
Resiliency, self-worth highlighted during Business Women’s Forum
Linda Larsen woke up one day in 1969, distraught from her life as a law office receptionist, convinced that she was ready to die.“I remember lying in bed and I remember thinking I couldn’t live like this anymore,” Larsen said. “I couldn’t do it. And then the words started playing in my head like they were on a loop. Over and over again I heard, ‘I am ready to die.’”Later that morning, Larsen was taken hostage by a gun-wielding man.
County commissioners hear presentation on CYALDG military value strategic plan
Members of the Cumberland York Area Local Defense Group (CYALDG) addressed the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners during a finance meeting Wednesday, requesting funding and other consideration from the board for the development of a military value strategic plan in Cumberland County.The plan requested $50,000 in financial support from the county to aid local military-related activities, with the possibility of a multi-year commitment.
Big Spring Presbyterian Church saw revolving door of pastors in early years
In its early years, the Big Spring Presbyterian Church was not very lucky in finding and keeping a pastor.Presbyterians who settled in the Big Spring area first organized a religious congregation in the spring of 1737, when the original meeting house of the church was built (the stone structure was later completed in 1789). Shortly after, the people of Hopewell petitioned to draw a call to the Rev. Thomas Craighead. Craighead became the church’s first pastor in 1738.
PULSE forum addresses local suicide awareness, outreach
Alexa Moody struggled with depression from a young age.“Depression runs in my family,” Moody said. “I first started experiencing signs of depression when I was nine years old. I was passively suicidal, and what I mean by passive is that I wanted to die, but I didn’t have an active plan to take my life.
Bethel students prepare in a box for mission work
When the rain started around 4 a.m. Saturday in Carlisle, Baltasar Bruno and Chrissey Hoss were sleeping outside in cardboard boxes.“We were hopeful that (the rain) would hold off at first,” Bruno said. “But then the rain started to hit and just about everyone got wet.”Bruno and Hoss were two of 12 students participating in a simulation of homelessness held at the Bethel Assembly of God church on the Holly Pike in South Middleton Township.
The power of the wall at Army Heritage Days
Some quietly reminisced memories — both fond and difficult. Others wept.
Mechanicsburg families explore literacy under the lights
When Mechanicsburg School District Reading Specialist and Intervention Coordinator Lisa Hoover founded the Literacy Night Under the Lights event last year, she did so with a specific window of childhood development in mind.“This is really our birth-through-five initiative,” Hoover said. “We wanted to come together as a community to instill literacy, with literacy meaning the whole child (through) social, emotional (and) physical well being.
County commissioners agree to support new adult probation assessment tool
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners agreed Wednesday to support the Ohio Risk Assessment System (ORAS), a proposed actuarial tool to be used for adult probation assessments within the county.The ORAS, a 35-question tool administered by a trained probation officer, would provide officers with an assessment of an offender’s chances of re-offending in the future.“This information allows a probation officer to address the offender’s specific needs with programming proven to reduce...
Leidigh Bridge repairs to begin in June
An aging Cumberland County bridge is set to be repaired during the summer of 2016.Leidigh Bridge, which carries Leidigh Drive across the Yellow Breeches Creek in Monroe Township, will undergo repairs beginning on June 15, according to County Director of Planning Kirk Stoner.Stoner said that construction on the bridge will take place through September, causing temporary detours for school buses at the beginning of the 2016-2017 school year.
Camp Koala uses expression, comradery to combat grief
Around 20 children filed into an art room of the Carlisle Arts Learning Center (CALC) Saturday, some smiling, others making funny sounds and giggling amongst themselves. They took their seats at a wrap-around table.
Cumberland County eyeing recycling center in Carlisle
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners recently approved a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the operation of a new recycling convenience operations center.The county will be accepting proposals from qualified firms to provide for the operation of the recycling center, which is being considered for the intersection of Army Heritage Drive and Claremont Road in Middlesex Township.The center would serve as a collection point for special wastes better suited for unique handling due to their...
County commissioners hear collections update
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners Wednesday heard a series of first quarter 2016 updates from the Collection Advisory Group during a finance meeting.According to the report, collection rates from January to March – including court costs, fees, fines and restitution collections – had increased by $116,000 compared to the same period in 2015.
The hidden mill of Cumberland County - The Warren County Record : News
Jason Malmont The Sentinel 050516-sntl-nws-Bosler-Mill-1.jpg Bosler Mill. Building Blocks logo vertical Posted: Monday, May 9, 2016 5:00 am The hidden mill of Cumberland County Jake Austin The Sentinel The Warren County Record | 0 comments Of all the historic mills in Cumberland County, Bosler Mill is one of the best hidden.
Runners and walkers compete to highlight local law enforcement
Carlisle resident Tom Hilterman probably spoke for most of the community when he reflected on the importance of local law enforcement.“Police are here to protect us and keep us secure,” Hilterman said. “They are a great part of our community and I am glad to be out here supporting them today.”Hilterman had just completed the first America’s Finest Law Enforcement Appreciation 5K Run, presented by Carlisle Barracks Directorate of Emergency Services and MWR.
First Friday showcases artistic blend of downtown Carlisle
Art comes in many different forms in downtown Carlisle, whether it is made with a paintbrush, a spatula or a set of film equipment.This eclectic mix of arts served as foundation for the Downtown Carlisle Association’s May First Friday event.
County commissioners to place preliminary fiscal budget on public view
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners reviewed its preliminary 2016-2017 fiscal budget during a workshop meeting Thursday and will likely authorize placing the budget on public view at the May 9 meeting.The budget currently totals $84,756,620, which is primarily made up of Human Services funding from the state and runs on the state’s fiscal calendar of July 1, 2016, to June 30, 2017.“These are preliminary numbers, and they will be updated through resolution when the state’s budgets...
Promoters seek new life for antique show in Carlisle
The Eastern National Antique Show is a longstanding tradition in Pennsylvania.The semiannual event, which will be held for the 61st time starting Friday at the Carlisle Expo Center, typically attracts hundreds of vendors and thousands of visitors from the Mid-Atlantic region.
Storymobile service among future considerations for county library system
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners Wednesday heard a series of updates on the Cumberland County Library System during a finance meeting.During the presentation, Library System Executive Director Jonelle Darr outlined future considerations for system goals, activities, evaluations and methods of funding.Among these considerations was the proposal of a Storymobile service, which Darr described as a bread truck-sized vehicle that would carry paperback books to low-income...
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