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Ephrata Area School Board OKs proposal to design locker room changes at middle, high schools (opens the original)
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When: Ephrata Area School Board meeting, Sept. 28. What happened: The board voted unanimously to accept a $3,500 proposal from Mechanicsburg-based architectural design firm Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates to design renderings for a potential locker room renovation project at the middle and high schools. Background: On Sept. 14, business manager Kristee Reichard introduced a discussion about renovating the locker rooms at Ephrata middle and high schools. Reichard said the high school locker room
Pequea Twp. supervisors agree to give $11,500 to Lancaster EMS (opens the original)
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When: Pequea Township supervisors meeting, Sept. 16. Supervisor Michael Novak was absent. What happened: Pequea supervisors voted unanimously to donate $11,500 to their ambulance service provider, Lancaster EMS. Details: The donation will come from the townshipâs general fund, Township Manager Dawn Rineer said in an email after the meeting. Supervisor Eric Lucas said the township appreciates the service from Lancaster EMS. Quotable: âThis is money well spent, in my opinion,â Chair Harry Le
Ephrata Area looks at renovating locker rooms at middle, high schools (opens the original)
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When: Ephrata Area School Board meeting, Sept. 14. What happened: Kristee Reichard, business manager, introduced a discussion on renovating the locker rooms at Ephrata middle and high schools. Details: The high school locker rooms will receive a refurbishment of materials estimated to be original to the building from the 1960s, Reichard said; tile and utility equipment would be updated. The middle school locker rooms would potentially be reduced from five to three. The two empty locker rooms are
Hempfield school board unanimously awards $184M in contracts for high school renovation (opens the original)
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When: Hempfield school board meeting, Sept. 8. What happened: The school board unanimously approved bids on construction contracts totaling $184.3 million in connection with the Hempfield High School renovation project. Bid winners: The board awarded the general contractor deal to Dillsburg-based Lobar Inc. for $104.4 million. The mechanical contract was awarded to Telford-based Myco Mechanical Inc. for $28.9 million, and Glenmoore-based Philips Brothers Electrical Contractors Inc. was awarded t
Swamp Bridge Road project delayed in West Cocalico Twp.; delays, closures still expected (opens the original)
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When: West Cocalico Township Supervisors meeting, Sept. 3. Chair JJ Stoner was absent. What happened: Roadmaster Tom Showalter announced the Swamp Bridge Road culvert project has been pushed back by a week because materials are unavailable. Timeline: The project was originally supposed to start after Labor Day. The culvert materials are expected to be available to the contractor by Sept. 13. He said the contractor, Construction Masters Services, LLC, of Sinking Spring, told him the project will
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