PennAir, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 9/28/2022 HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on Zoom
We hear from three multi-generational leaders from PennAir; Seth Bray, CEO and Conrad Rhein, Director of Sales, as well as second generation leader Bob Rhein, President. Headquartered in York, PennAir will celebrate 54 years in December. PennAir helps people in manufacturing with pneumatics, hydraulics, and automation. Learn through stories shared by the family why PennAir is different and how today, PennAir is working towards achieving its vision by staying true to its purpose and core values.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE: Meatloaf, Salad, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm Pres Glenn will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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PennAir
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Ken Cooper
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2022-09-22 04:00:00Z |
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Jay Paterno, an author, co-creator, and co-star of the show Nittany Game Week, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 9/21/2022 HYBRID MEETING - To attend the VIRTUAL meeting on ZOOM for 9/21, please click HERE to register. We welcome Jay Paterno, an author, co-creator, and co-star of the show Nittany Game Week; a Penn State Trustee, and a consultant on a range of subjects from college athletics to communications to business ventures. Jay was also a college football coach for over 2 decades including stops at Virginia, Connecticut, James Madison, and Penn State. His life has been one of constantly re-evaluating and re-learning enduring leadership lessons for a lifetime. Jay will discuss these lessons as well as the monetization of student athletes through name, image, and likeness endorsements. IN-PERSON AT CCY FOR RCY MEMBERS AND GUESTS 11:30am Arrival and fellowship 11:30am Lunch BUFFET opens 12:15pm Pres. Glenn will begin meeting 1:15pm Meeting adjourned GUESTS are welcome! Please pre-register any "guests" with the office before TUESDAY afternoon. The guest lunch fee is $20.00, which will be invoiced to your Rotary account. Lunch buffet for 9/21 to include: Salad Bar with Various Toppings, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts WE WILL LIVESTREAM THE MEETING ON ZOOM FOR THOSE UNABLE TO ATTEND IN PERSON: "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM: 11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom 12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm. To attend the VIRTUAL meeting on ZOOM for 9/21, please click HERE to register.
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Jay Paterno
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2022-09-21 04:00:00Z |
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Joe Wagman,In Search of Achillies, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 9/7/2022 HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on Zoom
Everyone needs a hobby heading into retirement and our presenter "dug in" going back to college to earn a Bachelor's degree in Archaeology and a Master's focused on Ancient Greece. Our speaker will be Joe Wagman, former Rotarian and Chairman of Wagman Construction. Joe has titled his talk "in search of Achillies". Starting with an Art History class in college in his early 20's, and a couple of dig participations during his college years, Joe developed and active interest in Archaeology. Anticipating retirement forty years later, he took classes on a part-time basis at Dickinson College and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Archaeology in 2016. In 2021 he completed a Master's program at the University of Pennsylvania, focused on the Mycenaean Civilization (ancient Greece).
Each summer in recent (non-Covid) years he has spent 2-3 weeks on digs in Greece. Joe will discuss the results of his most recent dig, that took place in June of 2022. The goal of that dig was to investigate the possibility that a first order Mycenean citadel, linked by Homer to Achilles, existed on the Akrolamia (hilltop) of Lamia, Greece. Come hear Joe's fascinating journey of transitions towards retirement and following your passions as time becomes more your own.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE: Chicken Milanese, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm Pres Glenn will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Joe Wagman Achilles
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Ken Cooper
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2022-09-01 04:00:00Z |
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Silas Chamberlin, Economic & Community Development, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 8/31/2022
Silas Chamberlin, VP Economic & Community Development for the York County Economic Alliance, provides an update on the transformative 75 million dollar Codorus Greenway project. This exciting 1.4 mile redevelopment of Codorus Greenway city line to city is nearing the commencement of the first 30 million dollar phase of construction. Silas provides a status report to Rotarians and invites them to get ready for this fun project in Downtown York. LUNCH TO INCLUDE: Short Rib Stroganoff with Noodles, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm PE Aaron will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Codorus Greenway
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Ken Cooper
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2022-08-25 04:00:00Z |
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Leslie Davis, CEO UPMC, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 8/24/2022 HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on Zoom
Leslie C. Davis, President and Chief Executive Officer of UPMC, has more than 30 years of health care experience, with particular emphasis on operations and developing businesses and services. Ms. Davis' presentation highlights the growth of UPMC in the region and in York County, and the many partnerships UPMC enjoys within the region that are helping improve the health and well-being of area residents. From the opening of the new UPMC Memorial hospital in 2019, to ongoing improvements at UPMC Hanover, and a wide rage of community programs in the county, UPMC continues to grow and evolve with the region. UPMC is a $24 billion health care provider and insurer and the largest nongovernmental employer in the state, integrating more than 92,000 employees, 40 hospitals, 800 doctors’ offices and outpatient sites, and a more than 4 million-member Insurance Services Division. In central Pa, UPMC has seven hospitals, more than 12,000 employees, and 260 primary care and specialty practices.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE:
Ham and Green Beans, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm PE Aaron will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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UPMC York 2022
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Ken Cooper
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2022-08-18 04:00:00Z |
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Cathy Bollinger, TroveStreet, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 8/17/2022 HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on Zoom
Cathy Bollinger, Director of TroveStreet, an initiative of the York County Community Foundation (YCCF), discusses how they are meeting the needs of adults as they age. At TroveStreet, they believe everyone deserves to have the best aging experience possible. Learn how TroveStreet is helping people plan for how and where they want to live as they age. After commissioning an Embracing Aging Study to access the livability of York County, it was clear there was a need to create a culture of centralizing information, services, and opportunities for older adults in the smartest, most efficient, and comprehensive way.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE:
Breakfast for Lunch (Scrambled Eggs, Pancakes, Sausage/Bacon and Hash Browns), Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Glenn will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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TroveStreet20220817
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Ken Cooper
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2022-08-11 04:00:00Z |
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District Governor, Juliet Altenburg, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 8/8/2022 HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on Zoom
The Rotary Club of York welcomes District Governor Juliet Altenburg. Juliet’s passion for Rotary is fueled by her membership in the Rotary Club of Mechanicsburg-North since 2013. She served as the Club President in 2019/2020. Her contributions have included service in every aspect of club operations including Youth Exchange, Philanthropy, Communications, and Fundraisers. DG Juliet will share with us what’s happening at the district this year.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE:
Shrimp Stir Fry, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Glenn will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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DG Altenberg
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Ken Cooper
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2022-08-05 04:00:00Z |
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Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 7/27/2022 HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on Zoom The CARD program aims to address the needs of people with unmet behavioral health concerns in the York criminal and family justice systems. Come hear how this is being done by using lessons learned from the 20+ years of Wellness Courts success. Dr. Mitchell Crawford serves as the Director of Addiction Services for WellSpan Health as well as the Medical Director for the Specialized Treatment and Recovery Team at WellSpan. He has published journal articles, a book chapter, held leadership positions, given numerous grand rounds, and presented at various levels of meetings, including at the national level, on topics in the field of addictions. LUNCH TO INCLUDE: Chicken Parmesan, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY:11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch 12:15pm President Glenn will begin meeting 1:15pm Meeting adjourned TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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DA David Sunday and Dr Mitch Crawford
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Sarah White
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2022-07-22 04:00:00Z |
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HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on Zoom Many speakers come to Rotary and talk about their business, nonprofit organization, or an opportunity. Rarely do you get 3-in-1! Tavon Parker, owner of Tavon's Lawn Care, LLC, founder of The Advantage Program, and PA's top motivational speaker! Come hear from one of York County's Most Influential People for 2022 as he speaks on the amazing Advantages his nonprofit is offering now and the plans they have for the future. Through vertical integration of his three businesses, Tavon Parker has bright plans for each young man that is mentored through his nonprofit. Among a plethora of other things, youth are able to grow in personal development and begin their employment experience in the workforce through their connections to Tavon and his business endeavors. The Advantage Program is truly a program like no other. LUNCH TO INCLUDE: Baked Cod with Pesto Drizzle, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY 11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch 12:15pm President Glenn will begin meeting 1:15pm Meeting adjourned TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM: 11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom 12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Tavon Parker
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Sarah White
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2022-07-15 04:00:00Z |
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Sara Parrish, CampusDoor, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 7/13/2022 HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on Zoom Sara Parrish, President of CampusDoor and a lifelong resident of Central Pennsylvania, has built both a family and a career as a financial services executive while staying close to her roots. Sara is responsible for the growth and performance of the financial technology company, which has processed nearly $30 billion in private student loans.
CampusDoor was founded in 1995 and provides student loan origination services to more than 300 banks, credit unions, and schools. Recently, CampusDoor relocated from Carlisle to York, PA.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE: Beef Stir Fry with Rice, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Glenn will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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CampusDoor
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Ken Cooper
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2022-07-07 04:00:00Z |
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Cassandra Coleman, America250PA, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 7/6/2022 HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on Zoom
Cassandra Coleman is the Executive Director for the America250PA initiative. The Pennsylvania Commission for the United States Semiquincentennial Act of 2018 established America250PA to plan, encourage, develop, and coordinate the commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, Pennsylvania’s integral role in that event and the impact of its people on the nation’s past, present, and future.
Pennsylvania is THE birthplace of democracy! Almost 250 years ago, 13 colonies convened in Philadelphia to sign the Declaration of Independence — a document that conveys the ideals of equality, liberty, and government by consent of the governed. These ideals help us identify the cornerstone of our rights and responsibilities as Americans and Pennsylvanians. America250PA envisions this historic initiative as an opportunity to engage ALL Pennsylvanians in ALL 67 counties to be certain that this commemoration is one that is most inclusive. LUNCH TO INCLUDE:
Rosemary Honey Dijon Pork, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Glenn will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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America250PA
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Ken Cooper
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2022-07-02 04:00:00Z |
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Changing of the Guard, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 6/29/2022 HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on Zoom
This program is the annual “Changing of the Guard." We'll take a look back at the activities, programs, and projects for the 2020-2021 year under the leadership of President Jackie Summers.
Enjoy a “Year in Review” and join us as we thank President Jackie for her leadership, welcome incoming leadership, and induct Glenn Miller as President for the 2022-2023 Rotary year.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE:
Chicken Amandine, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Changing Guard 2022
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Ken Cooper
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2022-06-23 04:00:00Z |
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Sam Miller, Wolfgang Candy, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 6/22/2022
You bought it, sold it and ate it if you are from York County...
Sam Miller, president/COO, speaks on the history of one of York County’s longstanding businesses - Wolfgang Candy Company. Sam is a York County native and his presentation focuses on the history of the organization up to the strategic shift of the business model to include: building a new vision and culture along with redirecting the future of the business. Wolfgang Confectioners has been known as a “95 year old start-up”, so come hear about the story. There might even be a sweet surprise awaiting you.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE:
Grilled Salmon with Lemon Beurre Blanc, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls,Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Wolfgang Confectioners
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Ken Cooper
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2022-06-17 04:00:00Z |
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Craig kauffman, PeoplesBank, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 6/15/2022 Craig Kauffman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Codorus Valley Bancorp, reviews the progress of PeoplesBank, the markets it serves and several initiatives underway at the company. Codorus Valley Bancorp, Inc is the parent company of PeoplesBank, the largest financial institution based in York. Mr. Kauffman assumed his responsibilities on October 1, 2021, by the Board of Directors. Mr. Kauffman served as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Codorus Valley from 2018-2021 and as a member of the Board since 2019. Prior to joining Codorus Valley, Mr. Kauffman served as Regional President of Pennsylvania at BB&T from 2015 to 2018.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE: Brunch Lunch (Scrambled Eggs, French Toast, Sausage/Bacon and Hash Browns), Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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PeoplesBank
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Ken Cooper
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2022-06-10 04:00:00Z |
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CJ Gross, Bias: The Brain Science and Business Case, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 6/8/2022 Today, it’s almost impossible to turn on the television, read a news post or engage in company training that does not have the title of diversity, equity, or inclusion. But what’s behind these terms? What are the implications for business revenue and expansion when it comes to bias? Join fellow Rotarian CJ Gross, TEDx speaker, international DEI consultant, and author of the book What’s Your ZIP Code Story? for an intriguing discussion about the brain science behind bias and its implication on business initiatives. CJ Gross is the Founder/Chief Executive Officer of Ascension Worldwide, a full-service minority owned consulting firm committed to helping clients achieve workplace inclusion, employee and client diversity, and innovative growth opportunities beyond their imagination LUNCH TO INCLUDE:
Beef Tips Stroganoff, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Ascension Worldwide
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Ken Cooper
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2022-06-02 04:00:00Z |
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Amy Jansky/Amy Anstine, Pappas House, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 6/1/2022 What is hospice, and what does it include? What are the options for individuals facing end-of-life? What resources are available to assist families, and at what cost? Join Amy Anstine, Partner at RKL and Treasurer of Pappus House, and Amy Jansky, Executive Director of Pappus House, for an informative and enlightening conversation about end-of-life resources available in York County. Learn about Pappus House and the impact it has on our community, as well as the plans for the organization's upcoming expansion.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE:
Ham and Green Beans, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Pappas HOuse
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Ken Cooper
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2022-05-26 04:00:00Z |
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Cher Kiondor, Gold Star Healing & Peace Garden, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 5/25/2022 Following the death of her son, Martin Wilson Kondor, in Iraq in 2004, Cher Kondor turned that pain and sorrow into an effort to help comfort grieving military families by founding the Veterans Memorial Gold Star Healing and Peace Garden located in Memorial Park, York. Cher discusses how important it was for the gardens to reflect the core values of courage and valor her son was trying to implement daily into his service in the Army. This is the ten-year anniversary of the Gold Star Garden.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE:
Roasted Turkey, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Gold Star Peace Garden
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Ken Cooper
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2022-05-19 04:00:00Z |
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Madeline Torres Ocasio, York County Hispanic Coaltiion, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 5/18/2022 Madeline Torres Ocasio discusses the York County population, and the organization's goals and possibilities of supporting the York County Hispanic Community. The York County Hispanic Coalition, a not-for-profit organization was established in 1988. Madeline has worked for the school district of the City of York since 2000, settling at the William Penn Senior High School. There, she works with the English as a Second Language department managing the EL Resource Center, where she teaches students who need one-on-one accommodations to succeed in school. Madeline believes that education can change lives, opening doors to new opportunities. The York County Hispanic Coalition provides that possibility to York County High School Seniors of Hispanic heritage by awarding scholarships to students interested in obtaining a post-secondary education.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE: Tortilla Crusted Chipotle Lime Tilapia, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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York County Hispanic Coalition
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Ken Cooper
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2022-05-12 04:00:00Z |
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Matt Nease, Everything's Fire, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 5/11/2022 Matt Nease talks about manufacturing movies in York and shares plans and hopes for the future of the film industry in South Central Pennsylvania. Most people think "Hollywood" when it comes to making movies, but Doug Henderson and Matt Nease, Co-Founders of Everything's Fire, chose to locate their independent film studio right here in York. Since its inception in 2019, Everything's Fire has produced 5 feature-length films in York and Lancaster for international distribution; one of which will be hitting the shelves of major retailers and streaming platforms in June under the Lionsgate Entertainment label.
LUNCH TO INCLUDE: Chicken Stir Fry, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Everythings Fire
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Ken Cooper
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2022-05-07 04:00:00Z |
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Robin Speilberg, Recording Artist, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 5/4/2022 Robin Spielberg is a world class pianist, composer, recording artist, author, educator and public speaker. She runs three businesses in York County with her husband and business partner, Larry Kosson: a publishing company, record label, and a talent agency. With 100% of concert tours canceled, we hear first hand how Robin's creative strategies, business philosophy and willingness to try new ideas in a difficult climate kept her businesses vibrant through a challenging period. She has released 21 albums and has close to 1/2 billion streams on music streaming platforms such as Spotify, Pandora and Apple Music. A Steinway Artist, Robin has performed concerts throughout the US and Asia. She is an adjunct professor at Millersville University's Tell School of Music. Robin treats us to a brief piano performance. LUNCH TO INCLUDE: Beef Bolognese, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Robin Spielberg
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Ken Cooper
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2022-04-28 04:00:00Z |
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Rob Kinsley, Kinsley Enterprises, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting April 27, 2022, Noon To view the meeting for 4/27: https://youtu.be/_vBBOiALtXsRob Kinsley is the Chief Executive Officer of Kinsley Enterprises, a management company that oversees the business assets owned by the Kinsley Family. Rob speaks on steering the family enterprise through generational transition and the importance of maintaining values during growth. Rob is responsible for ensuring the long-range success and growth of the Kinsley Companies. Rob previously served as the CEO for a Kinsley Family Company for 25 years. Rob has spent his career working in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry and has served on a multitude of community and industry related boards. LUNCH TO INCLUDE: Teriyaki Pork Tenderloin, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Kinsley Enterprises
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Ken Cooper
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2022-04-21 04:00:00Z |
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Peoples Bank Park, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting April 20, 2022, Noon
Rotary returned to PeoplesBank Park for our traditional pre-season Meet the Team meeting
with the York Revolution. We'll get fired up for the 2022 season with Revs' President Eric
Menzer, Atlantic League President Rick White, and Manager Mark Mason. You'll get the inside
scoop on ballpark improvements, the latest on the Atlantic League, and of course meet your
2022 Revs as they launch the 15th season of professional baseball in York.
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Peoples Bank Park
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Ken Cooper
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2022-04-21 04:00:00Z |
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Ross Gibby, CRDC Global, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting April 13, 2022, Noon HYBRID MEETING - Virtual Meeting on zoom and in person at the Country Club of York.
Ross Gibby, Chief Operating Officer of CRDC Global and President of CRDC USA, discusses how CRDC is creating appreciating value from the world’s plastic waste through an innovative solution that begins with the recovery of disposed plastic and ends with its use in concrete construction projects. Founded in 2018, the company is opening a facility in York and currently has operations in Costa Rica, USA, South Africa, Mexico, UK, Australia, New Zealand, and Hong Kong.
At the core of CRDC’s impact is a patented process that accepts all types of mixed or dirty plastic waste (Resins 1-7) and converts it into a range of concrete additives and eco-aggregates called RESIN8™. Concrete products containing RESIN8 meet or exceed internationally accepted ASTM standards and can be used in a wide variety of projects, including residential & commercial buildings as well as asphalt roadways. On the plastic recovery side, the ‘Bag That Builds” is CRDC’s innovative plastic waste collection program (currently being piloted in 4 countries) that receives and utilizes all types of plastic waste directly from households.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Pesto Crusted Salmon, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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CRDC Global
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Ken Cooper
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2022-04-07 04:00:00Z |
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Michael Muldrow, Police Commissioner York PA, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting April 6, 2022, Noon York City Police Commissioner, Rotarian Michael Muldrow, presents an overview of his plan for a newly approved, R.E.P.R.O.G.R.A.M. York Initiative, a therapeutic community engagement center for youth and families in the city of York. As a champion for youth, Commissioner Muldrow shares his vision for this program which is scheduled to open by end of Summer 2022. The youth center will provide a safe environment for students to learn social, coping and developmental skills and to foster growth and assist in tutoring and academic progression.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
BBQ Chicken, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Ken Cooper
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2022-03-31 04:00:00Z |
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Michael Helfrich, Mayor York PA, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting March 30, 2022, Noon The first public address of his second term, Mayor Michael Helfrich shares more information on the progress that is being made in York City, and the potential pitfalls and hurdles we may face as our city experiences a surge in the back-to-the-city movement. He will address the city's finances, safety, social issues, and economic development strategies. He also shares what he hopes to accomplish during the next four years.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE: Burgers, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Mayor Helfrich
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Ken Cooper
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2022-03-24 04:00:00Z |
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Steve Voskuil, Hershey Company, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting March 23, 2022, Noon Steve Voskuil, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of The Hershey Company, shares insights on the long-standing purpose and values of The Hershey Company and how it is investing in long-term growth for the future. Steve leads the company’s global finance organization, including financial planning and analysis, accounting and reporting, tax, treasury, internal audit, and investor relations. He also gives us a behind-the-scenes view of leading through the pandemic and key priorities as the company looks to the future. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE: Ham and Green Beans, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls,Beverages and a Choice of Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Hershey Company
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Ken Cooper
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2022-03-17 04:00:00Z |
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NOAA, Glenn Tallia, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting March 16, 2022, Noon To view the meeting for 3/16: https://youtu.be/5Rc6m20ImbY Glenn Tallia, Chief Legal Counsel for Weather, Space Services and Research for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), provides a brief overview of NOAA. From daily weather forecasts, severe storm warnings, and climate monitoring to fisheries management, coastal restoration and supporting marine and space commerce, NOAA’s products and services support economic vitality and affect more than one-third of America’s gross domestic product. Glenn's presentation also explains the important role NOAA plays in supporting the growing U.S. space industry and the developing and regulating of international space commerce.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Chicken Swiss, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
1:15pm Meeting adjourned
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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NOAA
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Ken Cooper
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2022-03-10 05:00:00Z |
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York Literacy Council 46 Years, Bobbie Ann DeLeo, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting March 9, 2022, Noon
York Literacy Executive Director, Rotarian Bobbi Anne DeLeo, shares the agency's mission, growth, and impact on the York Community, highlighting a number of student success stories and promises a peek at York Literacy's new facility.
Now in its 46th year of service, York County Literacy Council continues the vision of eliminating illiteracy in York County by providing educational programs for adult learners. All education services are provided free and confidentially in a safe environment for functionally illiterate individuals to experience success. York Literacy currently offers four programs via a hybrid classroom instruction, one-to-one and small group tutoring and digital learning: Adult Reading with preparation for High School Equivalency Diploma, English as a Second Language, Next Step, and Literacy In the Workplace. Curricula are designed to develop and master literacy skills that enable students to participate productively in the home, workforce, and community to achieve greater economic stability. Those with learning differences, communication issues, or comprehension struggles are accepted and provided the literacy skills and education they need to take positive steps toward self-sufficiency. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Beef Stir Fry with Rice and Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on Zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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York Literacy Council
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Ken Cooper
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2022-03-03 05:00:00Z |
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White Rose Ventures, Martin Fedorko,Alexa Born, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting March 2, 2022, Noon Martin and Alexa discuss the origin stories of both White Rose Ventures and Braided River Collective and the venture capital industry at large, why York, and why now as well as an overview of their first investments made throughout the region and what’s next for the organization. Martin Fedorko is the Founder and Managing Partner of White Rose Ventures, an innovation catalyst working with entrepreneurs, foundations, private investors and corporate partners to deliver solutions that enhance and promote entrepreneur-led economic development in South Central Pennsylvania. Alexa Born is the Managing Director of White Rose Ventures and Executive Director of the Braided River Collective, the non-profit support arm of White Rose Ventures. Braided River Collective is creating a vibrant culture of business ownership by mobilizing the region to build a more equitable, healthier and regenerative community through economic development.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Cod Piccata with Chef's Choice of Starch, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and a Choice of Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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White Rose Ventures
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Ken Cooper
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2022-02-24 05:00:00Z |
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York Water Company, JT Hand, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting February 23, 2022, Noon JT Hand is the President and CEO of The York Water Company, our Nation's Oldest Investor Owned Utility and York County's longest continuously operating private enterprise. JT shares a bit of historical perspective on Lake Williams, the Company's investment in our community's infrastructure, and the responsible path York Water is pursuing to protect our most important natural resource. For over 205 years York Water has served the residents, businesses and industries of York with a safe, reliable water supply to meet the demands of our increasing population. As York prospered through the Industrial Revolution, York Water's leadership recognized and planned for the increasing demand on the community's water resources, and in 1912 the Company constructed its first reservoir, Lake Williams, impounding over 600 million gallons of water. 110 years later, new regulations, advanced engineering, modulation in precipitation trends, and age, lead York Water to rehabilitate the Lake Williams Dam to prepare for the Company's next century of service.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Ham and Green Beans with Mashed Potatoes, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls,
Beverages and a Special Dessert. MASK UPDATE: Effective 12/29/2021, all Country Club of York guests, members and employees
are strongly encouraged to wear masks indoors, except while seated at a table dining. TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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York Water Company
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Ken Cooper
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2022-02-17 05:00:00Z |
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G. Terry Madonna, 2022 Midterms - an analysis , Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting February 16, 2022 Dr. G. Terry Madonna, former pollster, professor and current commentator of our political world, provides an analysis of the 2022 midterm election. His talk will cover national and Pennsylvania politics, with an update on Pennsylvania’s important open-seat U.S. Senate and Governor’s elections. He also assesses the impact President Biden’s standing with the voters will have on the Midterm. Dr. Madonna is one of the most frequent presenters to the Rotary Club of York and is enjoyed for his unbiased analysis.
MASK UPDATE: Effective 12/29/2021, all Country Club of York guests, members and employees
are strongly encouraged to wear masks indoors, except while seated at a table dining. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Lasagna with Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Ken Cooper
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2022-02-10 05:00:00Z |
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Linda Duessel, Federated Hermes Economic Outlook, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting February 9, 2022 HYBRID MEETING - Virtual Meeting on zoom and in person at the Country Club of York.
Economic and Market Outlook: It All Depends On Your Time Horizon The presentation looks at the short and long-term economic & investment implications of the COVID-19 pandemic. As senior equity strategist, Linda Duessel is part of the team responsible for formulating Federated Hermes’ views about various equity market conditions and the firm’s positioning strategies. She is also responsible for articulating the strategy, process, positioning and performance of Federated Hermes’ equity portfolios.
Linda has been a regular contributor to CNBC’s “Closing Bell” and other programs. In addition, she has appeared on Fox News “Your World With Neil Cavuto” and Bloomberg Television. Linda has also been extensively quoted by Associated Press, The Wall Street Journal and Barron’s and has been featured in the annual roundtables for USA Today and Smart Money Magazine.
Linda also discusses personal finance with investor groups across the country on topics of interest ranging from the impact of the alternative minimum tax to investing for retirement. She has more than 35 years of investment experience.
MASK UPDATE: Effective 12/29/2021, all Country Club of York guests, members and employees are strongly encouraged to wear masks indoors, except while seated at a table dining. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Maple and Walnut Crusted Salmonwith Seasonal Vegetables and Starch, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts.
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Ken Cooper
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2022-02-03 05:00:00Z |
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Rebecca Shenk, Redemptive Sweets, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting February 2, 2022 Imagine your favorite chocolate bar. The delicate snap, the smooth texture, and the rich flavors delight your sensations. Yet, how did this chocolate bar come to be? Who toiled for the sake of your delicious pleasure? Rebekah Shenk, owner of Redemptive Sweets, the newest fair trade chocolate company in York, PA is a young, female business owner aspiring to produce a delicious product for her customers, a quality work environment for her employees, and an ethical supply chain for every part of her production. An excellent business is characterized by more than simple profit margins. An excellent business ensures honesty and equality at every intersection of its dealings. LIBERATES, Dark Chocolate Covered Nut-Filled Dates, prioritizes fair trade chocolate, USA grown dates, and organic raw nuts. Learn more about the vision behind Redemptive Sweets and about their brand new business started in 2021. The lessons learned by this start-up may be instructive for you as well.
MASK UPDATE: Effective 12/29/2021, all Country Club of York guests, members and employees are strongly encouraged to wear masks indoors, except while seated at a table dining. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Chicken Amandine with Seasonal Vegetables and Starch, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
Lunch Reservations are NOT required. GUESTS are welcome. Please pre-register any "guests" with the office before Tuesday afternoon. The guest lunch fee is $18.00 which will be invoiced to your Rotary account.
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Redemptive Sweets
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Ken Cooper
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2022-01-27 05:00:00Z |
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Jessica Brubaker, Keystone Kidspace, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting January 26, 2022 To view the meeting: https://youtu.be/kZedWQTztIU Jessica Brubaker, co-founder and Executive Director of Keystone Kidspace - an exciting new nonprofit experiential learning space, provides an overview and tours of the facility that opened in October. Based in the historic York Armory building in downtown York, Keystone Kidspace serves families from across York County and beyond. Their STEAM programs are tailored to students in elementary and middle school and are specifically designed to meet the needs of kids and families in our region. The focus is on giving kids the opportunity to work with real tools and real materials, as well as permission to make a mess and even fail (essential parts of the creative process), ultimately building skills, resilience and creative confidence. It is their belief that by creating a place that teaches a wide variety of technical and creative skills, Keystone Kidspace will build on York’s "legacy of making" to encourage our kids to become the next generation of makers and doers. Keystone Kidspace is committed to building a community of kids and families that is genuinely open and inclusive. The organization was founded on the core belief that a child’s access to high quality enrichment should not depend on the school they attend or what their parents do for a living. All kids deserve the opportunity to discover what lights them up and to find “their people” who share their interests and passions. Keystone Kidspace is working to provide that opportunity to all kids – a commitment that includes raising scholarship funds for families who might not be able to afford a membership on their own.
MEETING INFO:
* The facility will be open only to RCY members and guests in attendance.
* Keystone Kidspace is fully accessible.
* Beginning at 11:00am, Keystone Kidspace staff will provide tours of the facility prior to the Club meeting. Tours will also be available following the Club meeting until 2:00pm.
* Convenient parking is available across from the facility at Small's Field parking area.
* Attendees are requested to wear MASKS, except while eating lunch. Lunch Reservations were required for ALL MEMBERS and GUESTS to attend this meeting before the 1/19 deadline. Unfortunately, no walk-ins are available. LUNCH: Boxed lunches will be provided by Prince Street Café and will include
individually wrapped sandwiches (including a vegetarian option), chips, cookie and assorted beverages.
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Keystone Kidspace
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Ken Cooper
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2022-01-20 05:00:00Z |
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Sully Pinos, York County Economic Alliance, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting January 19, 2022 To view meeting /19, https://youtu.be/XrbhUhDMIXI York County's Economic Action Plan showed that York County lags the state and national average in the birth rate of new small businesses. Sully Pinos, the Director of Business Solutions & Innovation for the York County Economic Alliance, continue this small business support by leading the YCEA's new Bloom Empowerment Center. In her role with the YCEA, Sully oversees a variety of business outreach and engagement. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, she has been on the front lines by supporting the deployment of over $20 million in small business support, allocated by the Pennsylvania or York County governments, to aid over 1,800 small businesses in YoCo. The Bloom Empowerment Center is a new initiative of the York County Economic Alliance (YCEA), supported by various stakeholder and community partners, that boasts a suite of small business support services to launch, grow, and propel small businesses forward in York County. BLOOM will do this by providing greater support to capital for small business grants and loans, education, and opportunity. The BLOOM Empowerment Center will provide resources countywide, with a targeted and strategic focus to grow small businesses, and businesses owned by women and individuals of color in our small communities across YoCo.
MASK UPDATE: Effective 12/29/2021, all Country Club of York guests, members and employees are strongly encouraged to wear masks indoors, except while seated at a table dining. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Fish and chips (french fries) with Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
Lunch Reservations are NOT required. GUESTS are welcome. Please pre-register any "guests" with the office before Tuesday afternoon. The guest lunch fee is $18.00 which will be invoiced to your Rotary account.
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Ken Cooper
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2022-01-15 05:00:00Z |
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Samantha Dorm, Friends of Lebanon Cemetery, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting January 12, 2022 The Evolution of the Friends of Lebanon Cemetery Samantha Dorm, a grant writer, a reluctant historian, and one of the driving forces behind the Friends of Lebanon Cemetery (FOLC). Created in December of 2019, FOLC works to honor the early African-American community members of York County by remembering their legacies & sharing their stories. Through volunteer efforts, Friends of Lebanon Cemetery serves to uncover the rich history of York County's African-American burial grounds by researching, identifying, and documenting the people interred in the cemetery, linking familial ties, preserving and restoring not just their locations, but their stories. Even in death, there was segregation. Founded in 1872, Lebanon Cemetery, located at 1412 North George Street, is the final resting place for remains of more than 3,500 African Americans. This includes Abolitionist, Underground Railroad Conductors, Civil War Soldiers, Buffalo Soldiers, Tuskegee Airmen, Artists, Educators, Religious Leaders, Physicians, and more....... all together - based on the color of their skin.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Grilled Sliced Pork Marinated with Rosemary Honey Dijon Sauce, Seasonal Starch and Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts MASK UPDATE: Effective 12/29/2021, all Country Club of York guests, members and employees are strongly encouraged to wear masks indoors, except while seated at a table dining. TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
Lunch Reservations are NOT required. GUESTS are welcome. Please pre-register any "guests" with the office before Tuesday afternoon. The guest lunch fee is $18.00 which will be invoiced to your Rotary account.
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Friends Lebanon Cemetary
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Ken Cooper
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2022-01-06 05:00:00Z |
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Larry Richardson, YMCA of the Roses, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting January 5, 2022 The meeting begins at 12:15pm and ends at 1:15pm. HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on zoom. Larry Richardson, President/CEO of the YMCA of York and York County since 1994, will be the President/CEO of the merged YMCA of the Roses. Larry addresses: Why the Merger, the merger process, governance, financial model, operations, organizational structure, mission/vision/strategy, the Y culture and its expected impact strategies. On November 30th, 2021, the historical merger of two of the oldest YMCA's in the country took place between the YMCA's of Lancaster and York to form the YMCA of the Roses. Lancaster, founded in 1854 and the York YMCA, founded in 1855, have regionalized YMCA services to leverage strengths and synergy to create impact, meeting urgent and emerging needs in south central PA. The merger will strengthen the service and financial models, assuring sustainability and relevance now and in the future.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Beef Stir-Fry with Rice and Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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YMCA of the Roses
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Ken Cooper
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2021-12-29 05:00:00Z |
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Holiday Program, Susquehannock Jazz Band, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting December 22, 2021
Please join us for our annual Holiday Program with live entertainment by the Susquehannock High School Jazz Band under the direction of Christian Poole. The 19-piece band, in the size and style of the Swing Era, includes a vocalist and performs a variety of music, going back from 1935 to today, from Glen Miller to Ella Fitzgerald to Mariah Carey.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Roast Turkey, Starch and Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Holiday Program with Entertainment until 1:15pm.
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Holiday Program 2021
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Ken Cooper
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2021-12-16 05:00:00Z |
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Glenn Smith, Brewery Tours, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting December 15, 2021
Join fellow Rotarian and owner of Brewery Tours, Glenn J. Smith, for a program that is guaranteed to put a little "hops" in your step, as he explores the history of craft beer from the landing of the Pilgrims to the current craft beer revolution with a York County perspective and, perhaps, a sample or two.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Flounder with a Meunière sauce, Starch and Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Brewery Tours
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Ken Cooper
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2021-12-10 05:00:00Z |
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Katie Seufert, York Catholic High School, Rotary Club of York, PA Meeting, December 8, 2021 York Catholic has been a steadfast fixture in the City of York, offering students throughout the County and beyond an opportunity to achieve an education that is provided in an atmosphere of faith, family, and mutual respect. York Catholic, as part of the mission states, prepares students to serve the global community. Many current students and graduates have had significant impacts on our local York community and elsewhere across the world. With principles that very much align with the Four Way test of Rotary, York Catholic students and alumni seek to serve. Complimentary to the mission of service, York Catholic seeks to be the school of choice for secondary education in York County. To facilitate this, York Catholic is in the midst of a multi-year, multi-million dollar capital campaign that has already begun to transform the school campus. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Beef Stroganoff with noodles and seasonal vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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York Catholic
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Renea Oberdick
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2021-12-08 05:00:00Z |
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District Governor Greg Staub, "State of the District", Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting December 1, 2021 DG Greg is a native of Hanover and is a graduate of Delone Catholic High School, Temple University and Tulane University. He has over thirty years experience as a banking executive, asset manager and financial planner and is the Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer of PSI Capital Management. DG Greg is very active in the Hanover community, having served on the boards of several local non-profits and currently serves as President of the Hanover Area Historical Society. He has been very active in Rotary, having served as a Past President and Board member of the Rotary Club of Hanover and as an Assistant District Governor.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Chicken Amandine with seasonal side and vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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District Governor Greg Staub
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Ken Cooper
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2021-12-01 05:00:00Z |
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Fred Walker, Anthony Moore, Four Square Development, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting November 17, 2021 HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on zoom. Fred Walker and Anthony Moore are principals in Four Squares Development, founded a year ago to address the significant need for improving the socioeconomic conditions of York City’s historically disadvantaged neighborhoods using a holistic revitalization approach. They have engaged local businesses, non-profit organizations and academic institutions to collaboratively engage in for-profit residential development that promotes home-ownership and local employment. Fred and Anthony are heavily involved in various ways in the community, and last spring became the first minority share-owners of the York Revolution baseball team. They most recently have formed Four Squares Construction and announced a relationship with Lowe’s to further their community partnership.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Salmon with a Lemon Beurre Blanc, Seasonal side and vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Four Squares Development
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Ken Cooper
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2021-11-11 05:00:00Z |
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Admiral Marianne Drew USN(ret.), ANNUAL VETERANS DAY PROGRAM, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting November 10, 2021 ANNUAL VETERAN'S DAY PROGRAM:
Veterans Day was first called Armistice Day to commemorate the ending of World War I. It was first proclaimed by President Woodrow Wilson on November 11th 1919. In 1954 the United States designated November 11th as Veterans Day to honor all veterans of US wars. Our speaker is Rear Admiral Marianne "Mimi" Drew, United States Navy (Ret.) who served for 38 years working in an operational military environment and consistently broke through "glass ceilings" as the first woman to serve in variety of assignments, including five in command. Mimi has titled her talk "As we celebrate this Veterans Day... What kind of example are we setting to prepare the next generation for service?". Mimi is joined by her husband Brigadier General Phil Drew, USAF (Ret.) and her daughter, Captain Cambell Kraemer, US Air Force Reserves.
We ask all members who have served to wear any portion of their uniform and we will ask each of you to gather for our traditional call of each branch to parade once again into the ballroom and allow our members to thank you for your dedication and service to our country. Veterans, please arrive before 11:40am early for a GROUP PHOTO OF VETERANS
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Meat Lasagna, Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
11:40am GROUP PHOTO OF VETERANS
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Ken Cooper
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2021-11-04 04:00:00Z |
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Brian Grimm, York Day Nursery, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting November 3, 2021
Did you know that 50 early learning centers in York County permanently closed due to the COVID19 pandemic and that over half of York's 3 and 4-year-olds are not enrolled in early childhood education? Rotarian Brian Grimm, President & CEO of York Day Nursery explains how York Day Nursery is rising up to meet the challenges and opportunities presented by our current childcare crisis, including their efforts to expand access to quality early childhood education for students in York County.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Ham and Green Beans with starch, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
Lunch Reservations are NOT required. GUESTS are welcome.
Please pre-register any "guests" with the office before Tuesday afternoon. The guest lunch fee is $18.00 which will be invoiced to your Rotary account.
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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York Day Nursery
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Ken Cooper
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2021-10-29 04:00:00Z |
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Jeff Hammel,North Metal & Chemical Co., Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting October 27, 2021 Rotarian Jeff Hammel is the President of North Metal & Chemical Company, which is celebrating its 100th year of incorporation this year. Operating on the original site, this fourth-generation company has overcome a series of obstacles to survive and thrive, while staying true to its family values. A treat for small business enthusiasts, this presentation provides a once-in-a-lifetime glimpse into a small family business that has become a champion of other small businesses throughout North America during the current crisis.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Fish and Chips (French Fries) with Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
Lunch Reservations are NOT required. GUESTS are welcome.
Please pre-register any "guests" with the office before Tuesday afternoon. The guest lunch fee is $18.00 which will be invoiced to your Rotary account.
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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North Metal Chemical
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Ken Cooper
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2021-10-21 04:00:00Z |
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Aaron Jacobs & Bill Hartman, Rotary Foundation, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting October 20, 2021 From keeping peace, supporting education, saving mothers and children and providing sanitized water around the world to providing Trees for the Trail, America’s Promise for local students and improving the water quality at Kiwanis Lake, The Rotary Foundation is a high impact improver of lives around the world as well as here in York. Rotarian PEN Aaron Jacobs provides an important update on the transformation of Kiwanis lake in terms of water quality, beautification, and significant enhancements for the future, made possible, in part, by funding made available by The Rotary Foundation. Rotarian Bill Hartman provides an update on the success of TRF in York and how you can accelerate your impact as well as achievement of your first or a subsequent Paul Harris Fellowship through an exciting new Rotary Club of York program.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Chicken Amandine with Starch and Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
Lunch Reservations are NOT required. GUESTS are welcome.
Please pre-register any "guests" with the office before Tuesday afternoon. The guest lunch fee is $18.00 which will be invoiced to your Rotary account.
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RotaryFoundation
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Ken Cooper
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2021-10-14 04:00:00Z |
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State Rep Seth Grove, State Redistricting, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting October 13, 2021 The meeting begins at 12:15pm and ends at 1:15pm. HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York & Virtual Meeting on zoom. State Rep Seth Grove, Chair of the House State Government Committee, speaks on redistricting and helps us better understand the process, the timing and nuances to redistricting. Once every ten years the US Constitution requires a full census of our country in order to reallocate the seats of the US House of Representatives and redraw Congressional districts. Further, the State's House and Senate seats are reconfigured for our representatives and senators in Harrisburg. Seth and his committee have been holding hearings throughout the state regarding redistricting to gain citizen input for these critical proceedings.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Beef Stroganoff with Starch and Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
Lunch Reservations are NOT required. GUESTS are welcome.
Please pre-register any "guests" with the office before Tuesday afternoon. The guest lunch fee is $18.00 which will be invoiced to your Rotary account.
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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StateRep_SethGrove
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Ken Cooper
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2021-10-08 04:00:00Z |
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Rave Reviews, Belmont Theatre, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting October 6, 2021
Since 1998, The Rotary Club of York has celebrated the talents of the youth in our community with an annual program at The Belmont Theatre. It is truly a recognition of the accomplishments of outstanding students in York County. It has become a favorite program, as Rotarians look forward to enjoying the results of years of hard work and practice demonstrated by students in our community. It is an exhilarating experience for the entire audience each year. Once again, this year's program features a wide range of talents, including vocal and instrumental selections, plus various types of dance. Everything from classical music to Broadway show tunes makes this program a spectacular showcase! MASK POLICY: The Belmont is asking everyone to wear a mask to enter the building until seated and also when watching the performances.
ALL MEMBERS AND GUESTS were required to make Lunch Reservations by the Tuesday, 9/28 deadline. Unfortunately no walk-ins can be accepted.
TIME - In Person at The Belmont
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch available
12:10pm First Bell to move everyone to theatre
12:15pm President Jackie will begin program
MENU: Pre-set lunch at each table to include:
Large Garden Green Salad topped with Marinated Grilled Chicken Breast -Local greens, Heirloom tomato, European cucumbers, Shaved carrots, Sundried cranberries, Red onion, Dressings; Garlic Parmesan roll, Cookies, and Bottled water.
PARKING: Available on both sides of the building and across the street.
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program until 1:15pm.
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Belmont Rave Reviews
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Ken Cooper
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2021-09-30 04:00:00Z |
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Jack Kay, Yorktowne Hotel Update, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting September 29, 2021 Jack Kay, President and CEO of Susquehanna Real Estate, LP with a focus on urban development in small to medium sized markets, gives an in-depth update on the status of the Historic Yorktowne Hotel renovations and a peek at the newly completed model rooms. In addition to his full-time profession, Jack is a long-standing volunteer and community advocate in York County. Jack serves as Chairman of the York County Industrial Development Authority which is currently spearheading the renovations to the historic Yorktowne Hotel in Downtown York City. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Maple and Walnut Crusted Salmon with Starch and Seasonal Vegetable, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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Yorktowne Hotel Update
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Ken Cooper
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2021-09-23 04:00:00Z |
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Richard Craighead, York NAACP, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting September 22, 2021 Richard Craighead, Acting President of the York NAACP, shares the great history of the NAACP with a central focus on York. The NAACP mission statement is "to secure the political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights in order to eliminate race-based discrimination and ensure the health and well-being of all persons." The emphasis of this statement is the need to strengthen all institutions in such a way that they contribute to the creation of an ideal American society. Richard is the owner of the Inclusive Arts Movement of York and will share plans for the future. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE: Ham and Green Beans, Seasonal Starch, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
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YorkBranch NAACP
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Ken Cooper
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2021-09-17 04:00:00Z |
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Jay Thiessen, Pixelle Specialty Solutions, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting September 15, 2021 To view the meeting: https://youtu.be/VZR3YxYENio Jay Thiessen talks about the innovation and specialty work that occurs right here in Spring Grove, PA. Pixelle Specialty Solutions (formerly P. H. Glatfelter) is the largest and fastest-growing manufacturer of specialty paper in North America with the most comprehensive portfolios in the industry. Through innovation and expertise, Pixelle delivers solutions that boost brand appeal. TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin. Program with Q&A until 1:15pm. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE: Chicken Milanese with Lemon Beurre Blanc, Seasonal Vegetables and Starch, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts
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Pixelle Specialty Solutions
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Ken Cooper
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2021-09-09 04:00:00Z |
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Randolph Russell, history and better citizens, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting September 8, 2021 The meeting at the Country Club of York and on Zoom begins at 12:15pm and ends at 1:15pm. HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York and Virtual Meeting on Zoom
Our speaker, Randolph G. Russell, talks about connecting with history and how that makes us better citizens and also enriches our lives. We've all seen videos of people being stopped on the street and asked things about our country that should be common knowledge. The history of America is an amazing story but all too unfamiliar. Russell's informative and entertaining presentations have been enjoyed by more than a hundred Rotary clubs from Orlando to Kansas City to Las Vegas.
In addition to his expertise in history, Russell is an accomplished musician who has performed in many European countries and throughout the United States. His presentation will include a surprise at the end.
He is the author of American History In No Time, a quick and easy way for anyone to learn the basics – in just a few hours. Copies will be available for purchase (cash only) at the meeting.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Teriyaki Pork Loin with Chef's Choice of Starch and Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship
11:30am Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin
Program with Q&A until 1:15pm
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Russel American History
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Ken Cooper
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2021-09-03 04:00:00Z |
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Greg Miller, Penn-Mar Organization, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting September 1, 2021
President & CEO, Greg Miller overviews the history and evolution of Penn-Mar Human Services. He shares the challenges Penn-Mar has faced in navigating a pandemic and how they continue to work with an at-risk population. He also describes how the pandemic has changed the way Penn-Mar operates and how it is dealing with the employment shortage and their plans going forward.
Penn-Mar Human Services, one of the largest not for profits in our community in employment and operations, and a thought leader in the human services industry, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship
11:30am Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Smoked Brisket with Seasonal starch and vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin
Program with Q&A until 1:15pm
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Penn Mar
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Ken Cooper
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2021-08-26 04:00:00Z |
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US Senator Pat Toomey, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting August 25, 2021 Senator Pat Toomey discusses his legislative priorities, provides an update on what is going on in Washington and discusses the current debates surrounding infrastructure, taxes, government spending, among other issues. There were some shifts in DC with a new President and the Senate moving to a 50/50 breakdown between the two major parties. Toomey discusses his take on the Biden presidency and working with the new administration. He also outlines policies he is working on in his role as Ranking Member of the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee. Senator Toomey was first elected to the US Senate in November 2010 and is in his second 6 year term. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Soup, Salad and Sandwich - Tomato Basil Bisque, Garden Salad, Fresh Fruit, Ham and Cheese Pretzel Sliders, Turkey Club Wraps, Beverages and Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship
11:30am Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin
Program with Q&A until 1:15pm
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Senator Pat Toomey
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Ken Cooper
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2021-08-19 04:00:00Z |
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Andrea Berry, School District of the City of York, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting August 18, 2021 Lunch Reservations are NOT required for the In Person meeting. GUESTS are welcome. Dr. Andrea Berry presents the current state of the School District of the City of York and her innovative approach to leadership. After continuing to survive through the Global Pandemic, the School District of the City of York is working to provide a more normal learning environment for their students that encompasses safe learning options.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Fish and Chips (french fries), Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and DessertsTIME - In Person at CCY 11:30am Arrival and fellowship
11:30am Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin
Program with Q&A until 1:15pm
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York City School District
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Ken Cooper
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2021-08-12 04:00:00Z |
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Bobby Simpson, Crispus Attucks, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting August 11, 2021 Lunch Reservations are NOT required for the In Person meeting. GUESTS are welcome. Crispus Attucks is celebrating its 90th anniversary. Bobby will showcase some of the highlights of the Center, as well as share some exciting plans to build the Crispus Attucks African American History and Cultural Center. Bobby Simpson, CEO of Crispus Attucks for 41 years, was asked to accept a special leave from his job at Caterpillar in 1979. Then Crispus Attucks was a recreation center and was in danger of losing funding from the United Way. After 5 years of special leave, Bobby was given the option of returning to Caterpillar or staying at Crispus Attucks. The rest is history, and today, under his leadership, Crispus Attucks has grown into one of the largest nonprofits in York, providing education, training, safe and affordable housing, and a variety of other services to the community. Bobby has received many local, state and national awards, and has served on various boards, including Martin Library, York College, and York Hospital. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Seasonal Starch and Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship
11:30am Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin
Program with Q&A until 1:15pm
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Crispus Attucks
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Ken Cooper
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2021-08-05 04:00:00Z |
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Rynn Caputo, Caputo Brothers Creamery, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting August 4, 2021 The meeting at the Country Club of York and on Zoom begins at 12:15pm and ends at 1:15pm. HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York and Virtual Meeting on Zoom Lunch Reservations are NOT required for the In Person meeting. GUESTS are welcome.
Rynn Caputo, President and CEO of Caputo Brothers Creamery, has made a million tough decisions in the past ten years. Not one of them would prepare her for what happened on March 13th, 2020. Rynn shares what it took to forge a completely new path and why her company is better and stronger for it As the world shut down, Rynn could only sit by and watch as all three divisions of her business disappeared. The first to go were the trips to Italy, then the restaurant and retail shop. Three days later, every cheese customer they had was gone. Just as it felt like she was going to lose everything she had spent a decade building, a simple phone call from a local healthcare company changed everything. As you might recall from the last time Rynn joined us at the Rotary Club of York, she has always been a believer in “taking the hard right turn when the path you are on appears to no longer make sense.”
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship
11:30am Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin
Program with Q&A until 1:15pm
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Penne Pasta with Bolognese Sauce, Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Caprese Salad featuring Caputo Brothers Creamery fresh mozzarella, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Desserts including Cannoli prepared with Caputo Brothers Creamery products.
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Caputo Brothers Creamery
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Ken Cooper
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2021-07-29 04:00:00Z |
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Aimee Morris,Glenn Hope Care Farm, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting July 28, 2021, Noon Lunch Reservations are NOT required for the In Person meeting. GUESTS are welcome. Aimee Morris, a psych-mental health and addiction certified nurse and United States Marine Corps Veteran, is the founder and Executive Director of Glenn Hope Care Farm. Glenn Hope Care Farm, a nonprofit established on the family farm, serves the veterans of the community. Aimee's grandfather, Glenn F. Cunningham Sr, WWII veteran, purchased the farm 60 years ago. She is a third generation farmer, assisting her dad to teach the trade and skills of farming to veterans while they gain from the therapeutic benefits of farm life. The mission of Glenn Hope is to help veterans to overcome challenges through farming, nature and community outreach. Farm activities range from PT to butchering and everything in between. In addition to serving the veteran community, they've partnered with the local school district as one of the small business partners where the high school interns can complete their internship. Beyond that, they work with the district attorney's office, scout troops and many other organizations. In Person at CCY: 11:30am Arrival and fellowship
11:30am Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM: 11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin, Program with Q&A until 1:15pm.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Broiled Haddock with Peach Chutney, Chef's Choice of Starch and Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Dessert.
Please pre-register any "guests" with the office before Tuesday afternoon. The guest lunch fee is $18.00 which will be invoiced to your Rotary account.
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Glenn Hope Farms
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Ken Cooper
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2021-07-22 04:00:00Z |
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Amy Thorn, Thorn Hill Vineyards, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting July 21, 2021, Noon Amy Thorn, owner and winemaker of Thorn Hill Vineyards in the Napa region of California, talks about her passion for making wines and inspires our club members with her personal path and her winery's history of "Manifesting your Dream". Amy and husband Jack call Lancaster home and they have a tasting room showcasing their wines on the Fruitville Pike just off route 30.in Lancaster. They have a great backstory to that business founding as well. Along with Amy's fascinating business and winemaking talk, will be the ability to sample some of the 15 different award winning wines prior to lunch. There will also be a toast featuring Thorn Hill wines during lunch. You'll want to be in the ballroom for this program! There are many business and personal takeaways for each of us from her presentation. Amy believes that "winemaking is a union of passion, art and science" and her personal journey may help unlock your passions.
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:30am Arrival and fellowship, wine samples available
11:30am Lunch BUFFET to open
12:15pm President Jackie will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:45am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:15pm Virtual Meeting to begin, Program with Q&A until 1pm.
Lunch Reservations are NOT required for the In Person meeting. GUESTS are welcome. LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Grilled Chicken with Fire Roasted Corn Salsa with Chef's Choice of Starch and Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Dessert.
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Thorn Hill Vineyards
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Ken Cooper
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2021-07-16 04:00:00Z |
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Scott Moore, US-China Relations, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting July 14, 2021, Noon HYBRID MEETING - In Person and Virtual Meeting on Zoom Lunch Reservations are NOT required for the In Person meeting. GUESTS are welcome.
The Future of U.S. - China Relations: How to Move Forward Without Getting Along by Scott Moore. This talk presents some new ideas for how to make progress on these shared global challenges despite deep and growing differences between China, the United States, and other countries. The relationship between China and the United States is the most important one in the world, playing a crucial role in preserving the peace as well as trillions of dollars in trade and investment. And while the two countries have always had differences, rarely have they been sharper, as the United States investigates claims that China concealed evidence on the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic and struggles to deal with a regime it has said is perpetrating an ongoing genocide in Xinjiang. At the same time the world faces increasingly severe ecological and technological challenges, especially climate change and artificial intelligence, that will be impossible to address without working with China. Scott Moore, Director of China Programs and Strategic Initiatives and Lecturer in Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania, teaches courses on Chinese politics. An expert on China, the environment, and technology, Scott previously served as Environment, Science, Technology, and Health Officer at the U.S. Department of State during the Obama Administration and then at the World Bank. His new book, Rethinking China's Rise: New Ways to Compete and Cooperate on the Environment, Technology, and Beyond, which will be published by Oxford University Press in 2022, looks at how to make progress on issues like climate change, artificial intelligence, and other shared challenges despite deep and growing differences between China and other countries. TIME - In Person at CCY
11:15am Arrival and fellowship
11:30am Lunch BUFFET to open
12:00pm President Jackie will begin meeting TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin, Program with Q&A until 1pm.
Please pre-register any "guests" with the office before Tuesday afternoon. The guest lunch fee is $ 18.00 which will be invoiced to your Rotary account.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Burger Bar with Assorted Toppings, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Dessert Buffet.
PLEASE NOTE: With the return to a luncheon buffet that offers an assortment of menu items and choices, we will no longer be accepting requests for special meals.
As a reminder, the cost of your lunch is included in your dues effective July 1, 2021.
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US-China Scott Moore
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Ken Cooper
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2021-07-09 04:00:00Z |
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York City Police, Commissioner Muldrow, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting July 7, 2021, Noon Commissioner Muldrow provides an overview of the department, what they're seeing/facing in the community and a summary of the programs and initiatives he's started (during his tenure) to help accomplish these goals, re-brand the department and bridge the gap with the community.
City of York Police Commissioner Michael Muldrow is a proud advocate for York, a champion for youth, and has been a longstanding presence in the local law enforcement community. Over the course of a decorated 20+ year career, he's had the opportunity to serve in leadership roles (both with the School District Police and now the City PD) for over 12 years. He believes his greatest attributes are and have always been: his ability to relate to people, drive, positive outlook and creative/non-traditional approach to problem solving.
TIME - In Person at CCY
11:15am Arrival and fellowship
11:30am Lunch BUFFET to open
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting
*Please pre-register any "guests" with the office before Tuesday afternoon. The guest lunch fee is $ 18.00 which will be invoiced to your Rotary account.
LUNCH BUFFET TO INCLUDE:
Chef's Choice of Entree with Starch and Seasonal Vegetables, Assorted Salads, Fresh Fruit, Rolls, Beverages and Dessert Buffet.
PLEASE NOTE: With the return to a luncheon buffet that offers an assortment of menu items and choices, we will no longer be accepting requests for special meals.
As a reminder, the cost of your lunch is included in your dues effective July 1, 2021.
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin, Program with Q&A until 1pm.
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York City Police Commissioner
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Ken Cooper
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2021-07-02 04:00:00Z |
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Changing of the Guard, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting June 30, 2021, Noon HYBRID MEETING - In Person and Virtual Meeting on Zoom HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York and Virtual Meeting on zoom.com
The annual “Changing of the Guard” looks back at the challenges and opportunities of this past year and celebrates the leadership of President Anne Druck. It was a year full of the unexpected and presented our Club with many opportunities to re-think how we served our community, connected with fellow Rotarians and embraced challenges with creativity and flexibility. Join us as we thank President Anne for her leadership and induct Jackie Summers as President for the 2021-2022 Rotary year. New Rotary Cub of York Officers and Board of Directors will also be installed.
TIME - In Person at CCY for RCY members and Guests with confirmed reservations only:
11:15am Arrival, fellowship & salad
11:30am Lunch entrees will be served
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin, Program with Q&A until 1pm. LUNCH MENU:
Mixed Greens Salad (pre-set), Cheesesteak* with French Fries with Chef's Choice of Vegetable, Roll with Butter, Chef's Choice Dessert (pre-set, alternating choices on table), and Coffee or Iced Tea.
If you require a *SPECIAL MEAL, email the Rotary office (roberdick@yorkrotary.org) no later than 3pm on Monday, 6/28/2021 to order your food.
To reserve a seat for your GUEST(S), register with the office before the Monday 6/28 deadline of 3pm.
PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SEAT ASAP. THE SYSTEM WILL ONLY BE OPEN TO MAKE RESERVATIONS UNTIL MONDAY, JUNE 28 AT 3PM. If you do NOT receive an email confirmation from ClubRunner, you are NOT registered.
If need to cancel your reservation, please email the office.
Please note - All RCY members with confirmed lunch reservations will be invoiced $18 for lunch. If you CANCEL after 4pm on Friday, 6/25, you will be invoiced for lunch.
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Changing of the Guard
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Ken Cooper
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2021-06-25 04:00:00Z |
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Anne Druck, United Way of York County, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting June 23, 2021, Noon Rotarian and RCY President Anne Druck, President of United Way of York County, speaks on the challenges faced by our neighbors who were already living on the cusp of a financial crisis. Nearly every facet of what makes a community has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, from the health of our residents and businesses to our economy, educational system, and beyond. United Way of York County stepped up to the challenge to respond to local needs — as they have for the past 100 years. One of the biggest? Access to affordable, high-quality early childhood education programs. As UWYC celebrates 100 years of impact, Anne shares the ways in which United Way is working to support these families and all of York County for a stronger, caring community where everyone can thrive.
TIME - In Person at CCY for RCY members and Guests with confirmed reservations only:
11:15am Arrival, fellowship & salad
11:30am Lunch entrees will be served
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting
TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin, Program with Q&A until 1pm.
PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SEAT ASAP. THE SYSTEM WILL ONLY BE OPEN TO MAKE RESERVATIONS UNTIL MONDAY, JUNE 21 AT 3PM. If you do NOT receive an email confirmation from ClubRunner, you are NOT registered.
If need to cancel your reservation, please email the office.
Please note - All RCY members with confirmed lunch reservations will be invoiced $18 for lunch. If you CANCEL after 4pm on Friday, 6/18, you will be invoiced for lunch.
LUNCH MENU:
Mixed Greens Salad (pre-set), Chicken Milanese* with Chef's Choice of Starch and Vegetable, Roll with Butter, Chef's Choice Dessert (pre-set, alternating choices on table), and Coffee or Iced Tea.
If you require a *SPECIAL MEAL, email the Rotary office (roberdick@yorkrotary.org) no later than 3pm on Monday, 6/21/2021 to order your food.
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United Way York PA
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Ken Cooper
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2021-06-18 04:00:00Z |
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Tiffany Seitz, Miss Pennsylvania, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting June 16, 2021, Noon Tiffany’s presentation to Rotary Club of York is her social impact platform “Adoption Advocacy – Restoring Hope, Transforming Lives” which is extremely personal to her, driving her passion to educate the public about fostering and adoption, ultimately helping children in the system to find forever homes and keep their dreams alive. On June 15, 2019, Tiffany Seitz was chosen Miss Pennsylvania at the Miss Pennsylvania Competition at Penn State York’s Pullo Performing Arts Center. A resident of Freeport, PA, she is a graduate of Grove City College with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Entrepreneurship and a minor in Communications. In late 2019, Tiffany inspired the Pennsylvania Senate and House of Representatives when she addressed them in their chambers during session. And, while competing at Miss America, Tiffany was THE candidate chosen by PEOPLE magazine to feature her story.
TIME - In Person at CCY for RCY members and Guests with confirmed reservations only:
11:15am Arrival, fellowship & salad
11:30am Lunch entrees will be served
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting To reserve a seat for your GUEST(S), register with the office before the Monday 6/14 deadline of 3pm.
PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SEAT ASAP. THE SYSTEM WILL ONLY BE OPEN TO MAKE RESERVATIONS UNTIL MONDAY, JUNE 14 AT 3PM. If you do NOT receive an email confirmation from ClubRunner, you are NOT registered.
If need to cancel your reservation, please email the office.
Please note - All RCY members with confirmed lunch reservations will be invoiced $18 for lunch. If you CANCEL after 4pm on Friday, 6/11, you will be invoiced for lunch.
LUNCH MENU:
Mixed Greens Salad (pre-set), Quiche Lorraine* with Fresh Fruit, Roll with Butter, Chef's Choice Dessert (pre-set, alternating choices on table), and Coffee or Iced Tea.
If you require a *SPECIAL MEAL, email the Rotary office (roberdick@yorkrotary.org) no later than 3pm on Monday, 6/14/2021 to order your food. TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin, Program with Q&A until 1pm.
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Tiffany Seitz Miss PA
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Ken Cooper
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2021-06-11 04:00:00Z |
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York County SPCA, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting June 9, 2021, Noon Steven Martinez, the new Executive Director of the York County SPCA, shares how he led his team in developing a cohesive strategic vision that resulted in dramatic progress for our local animal welfare shelter. Mr. Martinez reflects on:
• Creating the Best Practices Transformation, which is designed around four major pillars of change
• Managing significant culture shifts while maintaining positive employee morale
• How getting a handle on your company’s data helps leaders move mountains
• Why a pandemic is the perfect time to blow things up and try something new
• The power of trust, transparency, and storytelling In 2019, the York County SPCA experienced an internal earthquake. They hired a new Executive Director who brought with him a new leadership team and strategic vision for the organization. The new leadership team grew the organization’s “save rate” by over 24 percentage points in only a year-and-a-half. A remarkable accomplishment, especially given that most of their transformation occurred during the middle of a global pandemic. Some people will say the pandemic must be the reason for this accomplishment, but the truth is that a very wise strategic initiative they called their “Best Practices Transformation”, coupled with lots of hard work, is what truly enabled their progress.
TIME - In Person at CCY for RCY members and GUESTS with confirmed reservations only:
11:15am Arrival, fellowship & salad
11:30am Lunch entrees will be served
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SEAT ASAP. THE SYSTEM WILL ONLY BE OPEN TO MAKE RESERVATIONS UNTIL MONDAY, 6/7 AT 3PM. If you do NOT receive an email confirmation from ClubRunner, you are NOT registered. If need to cancel your reservation, please email the office. Please note - All with confirmed lunch reservations will be invoiced $18 for lunch. If you CANCEL after 4pm on Friday, 6/4, you will be invoiced for lunch.
LUNCH MENU:
Mixed Greens Salad (pre-set), *Beef Stir Fry and Rice, with Chef's Choice of Vegetable, Roll with Butter, Chef's Choice Dessert (pre-set, alternating choices on table), and Coffee or Iced Tea.
If you require a *SPECIAL MEAL, email the Rotary office (roberdick@yorkrotary.org) no later than 3pm on Monday, 6/7/2021 to order your food.
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York County SPCA
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Ken Cooper
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2021-06-04 04:00:00Z |
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The Civil War in York, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting June 2, 2021, Noon Authors Scott Mingus and Jim McClure share Civil War Stories of York County, drawn from soldiers' memoirs, newspaper accounts, civilian letters and diaries, and other primary sources. They present the program in person at the CCY.
The Pennsylvania border county of York and its people stood smack in the middle of things - where South met North - in the American Civil War. That war roiled York County from its tip near the capital of Harrisburg to its 40-mile base at the Mason-Dixon Line. The war marched onto county soil in those terrible days before the Battle of Gettysburg. The four-day Confederate visit drained money, food, supplies, and horseflesh. Soldiers in both blue and gray died in the fighting. Gettysburg came next, and county residents gathered food and supplies to treat the wounds of battle, a short 30 miles away.
TIME - In Person at CCY for RCY members with confirmed reservations only:
11:15am Arrival, fellowship & salad
11:30am Lunch entrees will be served
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM:
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin, Program with Q&A until 1pm. LUNCH MENU:
Mixed Greens Salad (pre-set), Barbecue Chicken* with Chef's Choice Starch and Vegetable, Roll with Butter, Chef's Choice Dessert (pre-set, alternating choices on table), and Coffee or Iced Tea.
If you require a *SPECIAL MEAL, email the Rotary office (roberdick@yorkrotary.org) no later than 3pm on Memorial Day, Monday, 5/31/2021 to order your food. PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SEAT ASAP. THE SYSTEM WILL ONLY BE OPEN TO MAKE RESERVATIONS UNTIL Memorial Day, MONDAY, 5/31 AT 3PM. If you do NOT receive an email confirmation from ClubRunner, you are NOT registered.
If need to cancel your reservation, please email the office.
Please note - All RCY members with confirmed lunch reservations will be invoiced $18 for lunch. If you CANCEL after 4pm on Friday, 5/28, you will be invoiced for lunch.
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Civil War in York
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Ken Cooper
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2021-05-28 04:00:00Z |
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Susquehanna National Heritage Area, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting May 19, 2021, Noon HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York and Virtual Meeting on zoom.com TIME: "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
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12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm TIME - In Person at CCY for RCY members with confirmed reservations only: See the website above.
11:15am Arrival, fellowship & salad
11:30am Lunch entrees will be served
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting for virtual audience on zoom Mark Platts has served as President of Susquehanna National Heritage Area since initial start-up of this two-county non-profit organization in the early 2000’s. Susquehanna National Heritage Area was designated as Pennsylvania’s 10th State Heritage Area in 2001 and America’s 55th National Heritage Area in 2019. Mark is scheduled to present his program in-person at the CCY. His presentation will focus on Susquehanna National Heritage Area’s key projects for 2021, including the organization’s National Heritage Area Management Plan, Susquehanna Discovery Center/Mifflin House Project, and River Discovery Boat Tours.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION to attend the lunch meeting IN PERSON at the Country Club of York: A maximum of 56 members can be accommodated in the ballroom set with 14 round tables of 4 with open seating. Members are required to wear MASKS at all times unless seated in the ballroom actively eating.
PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SEAT ASAP. THE SYSTEM WILL ONLY BE OPEN TO MAKE RESERVATIONS UNTIL MONDAY, 5/17 AT 3PM. If you do NOT receive an email confirmation from ClubRunner, you are NOT registered. If you are interested in attending but there is no availability, please sign up under the "WAIT LIST". IF a seat becomes available, you will be contacted directly. No walk-ins are accepted, unfortunately. If need to cancel your reservation, please do so online, but also communicate to the Rotary Office so members on the wait list can be contacted immediately to attend.
Please note - All RCY members with confirmed lunch reservations will be invoiced $18 for lunch. If you CANCEL after 4pm on Friday, 5/14, you will be invoiced for lunch, unless your seat is filled by another member from the “wait list”.
LUNCH MENU: Mixed Greens Salad (pre-set), Grilled Salmon* with Mango Salsawith Chef's Choice Starch and Vegetable, Roll with Butter, Chef's Choice Dessert (pre-set, alternating choices on table), and Coffee or Iced Tea.
If you require a *SPECIAL MEAL, contact the Rotary office (roberdick@yorkrotary.org) no later than 3pm on Monday, 5/17/2021 to order your food.
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SusquehannaRiverHeritage
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Ken Cooper
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2021-05-13 04:00:00Z |
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Elsner Engineering Works, Bert Elsner II, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting May 12, 2021, Noon HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York and Virtual Meeting on zoom.com TIME: "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
(UNMUTE yourself upon entering)
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm TIME - In Person at CCY for RCY members with confirmed reservations only: See the website above.
11:15am Arrival, fellowship & salad
11:30am Lunch entrees will be served
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting for virtual audience on zoom
Bert Elsner II, third generation President of Elsner Engineering Works, Inc., leads the charge of precision and excellent customer service. At the head of a team that builds business partnership first, Bert promises the company will continue to grow and deliver value to customers. After a review of the history of the company and current products, he will discuss the Elsner Tech Center and the Pre-Apprenticeship program, the first in PA recent history.
LUNCH MENU: Mixed Greens Salad (pre-set), Meat Lasagna* with
Chef's Choice Starch and Vegetable, Roll with Butter, Chef's Choice Dessert (pre-set, alternating choices on table), and Coffee or Iced Tea.
If you require a *SPECIAL MEAL, contact the Rotary office (roberdick@yorkrotary.org) no later than 3pm on Monday, 5/10/2021 to order your food. PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SEAT ASAP. THE SYSTEM WILL ONLY BE OPEN TO MAKE RESERVATIONS UNTIL MONDAY, 5/10 AT 3PM. If you do NOT receive an email confirmation from ClubRunner, you are NOT registered. If you are interested in attending but there is no availability, please sign up under the "WAIT LIST". IF a seat becomes available, you will be contacted directly. No walk-ins are accepted, unfortunately. If need to cancel your reservation, please do so online, but also communicate to the Rotary Office so members on the wait list can be contacted immediately to attend.
Please note - All RCY members with confirmed lunch reservations will be invoiced $18 for lunch. If you CANCEL after 4pm on Friday, 5/7, you will be invoiced for lunch, unless your seat is filled by another member from the “wait list”.
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Elsner Machine Works
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Ken Cooper
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2021-05-07 04:00:00Z |
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Pedal 4 Peace USA, Brandt Kingsley, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting May 5, 2021, Noon HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York and Virtual Meeting on zoom.com TIME: "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
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12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm Brandt Kingsley is the CEO and Founder of Pedal 4 Peace USA, a grass roots organization that started in York, PA. Pedal 4 Peace USA is a diverse group of riders that believe that through biking and bike-oriented activities we can break down the barriers of urban relations and help combat violence in urban communities. They believe that bikes are a great way to bring people together regardless of race, religion, sex, or creed. Pedal 4 Peace USA has reached over 19 states and 3 continents. They currently work with over 350 youth. Brandt has been to 11 different countries, riding with a President, dignitaries and top CEO's. He was invited to the United Nations Global Leadership Summit and became a member of the United Nations Association. He is the Vice President to the Revolution BMX track. Brandt feel that "bikes changed his life" and that "our past doesn't dictate our future and together we can all make this world and country greater than they have ever been." He is scheduled to present his program in person at the CCY.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION to attend the lunch meeting IN PERSON at the Country Club of York: A maximum of 56 members can be accommodated in the ballroom set with 14 round tables of 4 with open seating. Members are required to wear MASKS at all times unless seated in the ballroom actively eating. TIME - In Person at CCY for RCY members with confirmed reservations only: See the website above.
11:15am Arrival, fellowship & salad
11:30am Lunch entrees will be served
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting for virtual audience on zoom PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SEAT ASAP. THE SYSTEM WILL ONLY BE OPEN TO MAKE RESERVATIONS UNTIL MONDAY, 5/3 AT 3PM. If you do NOT receive an email confirmation from ClubRunner, you are NOT registered. If you are interested in attending but there is no availability, please sign up under the "WAIT LIST". IF a seat becomes available, you will be contacted directly. No walk-ins are accepted, unfortunately. If need to cancel your reservation, please do so online, but also communicate to the Rotary Office so members on the wait list can be contacted immediately to attend. Please note - All RCY members with confirmed lunch reservations will be invoiced $18 for lunch. If you CANCEL after 4pm on Friday, 4/30, you will be invoiced for lunch, unless your seat is filled by another member from the “wait list”. LUNCH MENU: Mixed Greens Salad (pre-set), Chicken Amandine* with Chef's Choice Starch and Vegetable, Roll with Butter, Chef's Choice Dessert (pre-set, alternating choices on table), and Coffee or Iced Tea. If you require a *SPECIAL MEAL, contact the Rotary office (roberdick@yorkrotary.org) no later than 3pm on Monday, 5/3/2021 to order your food.
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Pedal 4 Peace
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Ken Cooper
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2021-04-29 04:00:00Z |
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Give Local York, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting April 28, 2021, Noon TIME: "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
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12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm By now, most everyone is familiar with Give Local York, the big give day in York County that will return on Friday, May 7. Not everyone knows about the history of this event and how it came to be. Rotarian Bob Pullo, Chairman of the Board and CEO of the Waypoint/York Federal Foundation, talks about the legacy of Bill Wolf, the creation of the York Federal Fellows Program, and York Federal Savings & Loan’s continuing influence of strengthening the nonprofit community. Rotarian Dee Baker shares Rotary’s project for Give Local York 2021 and how you can help make history on May 7. Both Bob and Dee are scheduled to present the program in-person at the CCY.
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Give Local York
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Ken Cooper
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2021-04-22 04:00:00Z |
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Aaron Anderson, Logos Academy, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting April 21, 2021, Noon TIME: "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
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12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm
Rev. Aaron Anderson, an ordained Presbyterian minister, has been Logos Academy CEO since 2014. He describes the growth of the school, the progress of its expansion program, and introduces us to LogosWork, a for-profit project to benefit the non-profit Logos Academy.
He joined the Board of the Logos Academy in 2009, and has been been remarkably involved in the York community, having also served on the boards of the York City Redevelopment Authority, Lifepath Christian Ministries, Keystone Kidspace, Prevent Child Abuse Pennsylvania, York County YMCA, and York County Children, Youth & Family, as well as his leadership in facilitating the Chiefs and Clergy Partnership. Aaron is scheduled to present his program in person at the CCY.
PLEASE RESERVE YOUR SEAT ASAP. A maximum of 56 members can be accommodated in the ballroom set with 14 round tables of 4 with open seating. Members are required to wear MASKS at all times unless seated in the ballroom actively eating. THE SYSTEM WILL ONLY BE OPEN TO MAKE RESERVATIONS UNTIL MONDAY, 4/19 AT 3PM. If you do NOT receive an email confirmation from ClubRunner, you are NOT registered. If you are interested in attending but there is no availability, please sign up under the "WAIT LIST". If a seat becomes available, you will be contacted directly. No walk-ins are accepted. If need to cancel your reservation, please do so online, but also communicate to the Rotary Office so members on the wait list can be contacted immediately to attend.
Please note - All RCY members with confirmed lunch reservations will be invoiced $18 for lunch. If you CANCEL after 4pm on Friday, 4/16, you will be invoiced for lunch, unless your seat is filled by another member from the “wait list”.
LUNCH MENU: Mixed Greens Salad (pre-set), Chicken Amandine* with Chef's Choice Starch and Vegetable, Roll with Butter, Chef's Choice Dessert (pre-set, alternating choices on table), and Coffee or Iced Tea.
If you require a *SPECIAL MEAL, contact the Rotary office (roberdick@yorkrotary.org) no later than 3pm on Monday, 4/19/2021 to order your food.
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Logos Academy
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Ken Cooper
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2021-04-15 04:00:00Z |
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Solar Power in PA, Jessie Audette Muniz, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting April 14, 2021, Noon HYBRID MEETING - Country Club of York and Virtual Meeting on zoom.com TIME: 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
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12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm
TIME - In Person at CCY for RCY members with confirmed reservations only: See the website above.
11:15am Arrival, fellowship & salad
11:30am Lunch entrees will be served
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting for virtual audience on zoom
Jessie Audette Muniz, Senior Director of Project Development at Lightsource bp shares details about Lightsource bp’s approach to responsible solar energy development and the company’s solar projects in Pennsylvania (almost 50% of the new installations in 2020). Lightsource bp (one of the largest solar developers in the world) is a 50/50 joint venture with bp (Formerly British Petroleum).
Recently Governor Wolf's administration announced that Pennsylvania is making the largest solar power commitment of any state government in the country under an initiative to produce at least half of the state government's electricity needs (PULSE), through seven new utility scale solar arrays to be built around the state. One of which is expected to be located here in York County. Learn about Pennsylvania's new approach, the array that is to be built in York county, the social, economic, and environmental benefits of solar and how Lightsource bp incorporates agriculture and sustainability into the company’s solar projects.
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Solar Energy in PA
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Ken Cooper
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2021-04-08 04:00:00Z |
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National Libary Week, Robert Lambert, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting April 7, 2021, Noon TIME: 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
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12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm
York County Libraries President and fellow Rotarian Robert F. Lambert gives us an inside look at some incredible changes coming to three of our library locations this year. We celebrate National Library Week April 4-10 with its theme “Welcome to Your Library.” York County Libraries are in demand as much today as ever before, with in-person and virtual opportunities to explore new worlds and improve lives through access to technology, multimedia content and educational programs. Kreutz Creek Library in Hellam, Kaltreider-Benfer Library in Red Lion, and Martin Library in York are currently undergoing expansion and renovation. These library facilities will expand and renovate space to create dedicated spaces for teens, added areas for public and programs, and enhanced state-of-the-art technology for creative hands-on learning.
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National LIbrary Week
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Ken Cooper
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2021-04-01 04:00:00Z |
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York City COVID-19 response, Mayor Michael Helfrich, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting March 31, 2021, Noon To view the VIRTUAL meeting, visit https://youtu.be/ZJLt4Jx2PvY Today is Executive Coordinator BERT'S LAST DAY with the Rotary Club of York. We hope you can join us for her final club meeting! TIME: 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
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12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm
Mayor Helfrich discusses keeping our community safe through COVID-19 response and recovery plans, building a safer community, and a new financial outlook for the City of York. Michael R. Helfrich was elected Mayor in November 2017 and took the oath of office on January 2nd, 2018. He had previously served as York City Councilman, Vice President of Council, and President of Council. Michael has also served as the Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper, a legal and political advocate to improve waterways and communities around central Pennsylvania and northern Maryland. He also previously sat on the York County Community Foundation Codorus Watershed Endowment Advisory Board, was Director of the Board of Keep York Beautiful and the Watershed Alliance of York, and was Vice-Chair of the York NAACP Labor and Industry Committee.
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Helfrich York City COVID 19
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Ken Cooper
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2021-03-25 04:00:00Z |
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What happens to my garbage?, Jen Cristofoletti, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting March 24, 2021, Noon TIME: 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
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12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm “What happens to my garbage?” is the ‘burning’ question for which everyone wants an answer. Jen Cristofoletti, Community Services Outreach Coordinator at the York County Solid Waste Authority, discusses the role of waste disposal in York County, including the process of Waste-to-Energy and the presence of recycling in the York County waste scene. A PowerPoint presentation details the role of the York County Solid Waste Authority, the process of creating electricity from waste and the different methods of recycling that take place at the York County Resource Recovery Center (Yes, that’s the Incinerator…but we like to refer to it as a Waste-to-Energy plant!). Listeners leave with a better understanding of how their garbage is managed in an environmentally, responsible way and what they can do to keep York County clean. Jen is a native of York County and has been with the York County Solid Waste Authority for 20 years.
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York County Solid Waste
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Ken Cooper
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2021-03-18 04:00:00Z |
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Broadband Access in York County, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting March 17, 2021, Noon TIME: 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom (UNMUTE yourself upon entering)
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm Rotarians Silas Chamberlin and Julie Wheeler, talk about the current state of broadband internet access in York County and the county’s strategy to address the digital divide to ensure a high quality of life and economic competitiveness for our county. The digital divide negatively impacts York County residents and businesses every day. That’s why the York County Commissioners worked with the York County Economic Alliance to launch the YoCo Fiber Broadband Task Force, build a 16-mile fiber backbone pilot project in the last four months of 2020, and implementing an ambitious plan for countywide broadband connectivity.
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Broadband in York PA
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Ken Cooper
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2021-03-11 05:00:00Z |
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Aimee Rinehart, First Draft News, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting March 10, 2021, Noon TIME: 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
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12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm Aimee Rinehart from First Draft News speaks on the topic "Agreeing on Facts”. Today, we need access to the truth more than ever before. But in this polluted information environment, it’s never been harder to know what to trust, and never easier to be misled. Disinformation is targeting and damaging our communities, all around the world. At First Draft, the mission is to protect communities from harmful misinformation. They work to empower society with the knowledge, understanding, and tools needed to outsmart false and misleading information.
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First Draft News
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Ken Cooper
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2021-03-04 05:00:00Z |
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Early Childhood Literacy, Paula Gilbert, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting March 3, 2021, Noon TIME: 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom
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12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm The Rotary Club of York’s Literacy Committee is pleased to kick off our month-long celebration of literacy by welcoming Paula Gilbert from York County Libraries to discuss the importance of early childhood literacy. Paula also shares thoughts and techniques that you can use at home, with the young ones in your lives. Paula has worked with countless organizations to bring high quality literacy opportunities to our youngest, most vulnerable early learners. As an added treat, Paula invites everyone to bring a child to your computer screen for a special reading just for them. All children are welcome to listen in as Paula will read to them, and us, a short story towards the end of her presentation.
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Literacy for Kids
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Ken
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2021-02-25 05:00:00Z |
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Julie Wheeler,YorkCounty Commissioner, Rotary Club of York PA, Meeting, 2/24/2021, Noon REGISTRATION is required to attend the VIRTUAL meeting
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom (UNMUTE yourself upon entering)
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted)
Program with Q&A until 1pm - Use the "CHAT" button to type your question for the speaker. Fellow Rotarian and President York County Commissioner Julie Wheeler speaks about her first year in office. P Providing a look back at 2020 and a look forward in 2021.
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Wheeler Commissioner
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Ken Cooper
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2021-02-18 05:00:00Z |
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Covid-19 Vaccine Overview, Deron Shultz, Rotary Club of York PA, Meeting, 2/17/2021, Noon REGISTRATION is required to attend the VIRTUAL meeting
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom (UNMUTE yourself upon entering)
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted).
Program with Q&A until 1pm - Use the "CHAT" button to type your question for the speaker. Deron Shultz, Pharmacist and VP of Minnich’s Pharmacy in York discusses the current and soon to be available Covid-19 vaccines, how they were developed/how they work to insure immunity. Deron discusses the recommended scheduling of the vaccine since both available vaccines require 2 doses and what the current levels of who can and should be vaccinated and most importantly when. The current state of vaccine availability and how one can find and get a vaccine is discussed. He debunks rumors and myths associated with this vaccine and cover common side effects and effectiveness of these vaccines.
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Covid-19 overview
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Ken Cooper
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2021-02-11 05:00:00Z |
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Economic & Market Outlook, Linda Duessel, Rotary Club of York PA, Meeting, 2/10/2021, Noon REGISTRATION is required to attend the VIRTUAL meeting
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom (UNMUTE yourself upon entering)
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted).
Program with Q&A until 1pm - Use the "CHAT" button to type your question for the speaker. Economic and Market Outlook: It All Depends on your Time Horizon Linda Duessel, senior equity strategist,is part of the team responsible for formulating Federated Hermes’ views about various equity market conditions and the firm’s positioning strategies, and for articulating the strategy, process, positioning and performance of Federated Hermes’ equity portfolios.
The presentation looks at the short and long-term economic & investment implications of the COVID-19 pandemic. It examines what to expect for the economy and the market as the dust settles. The strength of businesses and consumers going into the crisis, along with unprecedented monetary and fiscal stimulus, could surprise in terms of America’s speed of economic and profits recovery. The virus will decide, but the long term investor will be well served if we are correct that we are in a secular bull market.
The presentation also looks more closely at the long-term effects on Social Distancing sectors, and the surging importance of the millennial generation. Finally, it considers the implications of the current market structure. Are we in a bubble?
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Outlook Duessel
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Ken Cooper
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2021-02-04 05:00:00Z |
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Impact of Diversity in 21st century, Ronald Harris, Rotary Club of York PA, Meeting, 2/3/2021, Noon To view the VIRTUAL Zoom meeting please visit: REGISTRATION is required to attend the VIRTUAL meeting
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom (UNMUTE yourself upon entering)
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted).
Program with Q&A until 1pm - Use the "CHAT" button to type your question for the speaker.
Ronald Harris, vice president of diversity and inclusion for BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee,is responsible for cultivating a corporate culture where diversity and inclusion are aligned with the company’s corporate strategy and values.
Ronald frequently serves as an expert speaker at business functions and conferences nationwide on diversity topics that impact the workplace. His presentations address issues such as generational diversity, disability awareness, stereotypes, effective cross-cultural communication, religion in the workplace and the business case for diversity.
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Sylvia Whitlock, First Female Rotary Club President, Rotary Club of York PA, Meeting, 1/27/2021, Noon REGISTRATION is required to attend the VIRTUAL meeting
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom (UNMUTE yourself upon entering)
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted).
Program with Q&A until 1pm - Use the "CHAT" button to type your question for the speaker.
In 1982, while a Elementary School Principal in Duarte, California, Dr. Sylvia Whitlock was invited to join the history making Ex-Rotary Club of Duarte, California. Sylvia became President of the Rotary Club of Duarte in 1987, making her the first woman to hold such a position within Rotary International. The chapter's charter was revoked in 1978 after they admitted women which was against Rotary International policy. The Duarte club filed suit in the California courts, claiming that Rotary Clubs are business establishments subject to regulation under California’s Unruh Civil Rights Act, which bans discrimination based on race, gender, religion or ethnic origin. Rotary International appealed the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Supreme Court, on 4 May 1987, confirmed the Californian decision supporting women, in the case and Rotary International removed the gender requirements.
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James Norrie,cyberconIQ, Rotary Club of York PA, Meeting, 1/13/2021, Noon REGISTRATION is required to attend the VIRTUAL meeting
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom (UNMUTE yourself upon entering)
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted).
Program with Q&A until 1pm - Use the "CHAT" button to type your question for the speaker.
CyberconIQ is an example of a local cybersecurity start-up success. The presentation by Dr. James Norrie, Founder and CEO, focuses on the process of supporting early stage venture companies in PA that created this success story. Economic growth occurs when we target and align economic development efforts, the role of higher education and infrastructure. This is the story of a York County start-up that can change the world – and our local economy!
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Ken Cooper
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2021-01-07 05:00:00Z |
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Eugene DePasquale, PA Auditor General, Rotary Club of York PA, Meeting, 1/6/2021, Noon REGISTRATION is required to attend the VIRTUAL meeting
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom (UNMUTE yourself upon entering)
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted).
Program with Q&A until 1pm - Use the "CHAT" button to type your question for the speaker.
Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale, is completing his eighth year. The state Auditor General serves as the chief fiscal watchdog of the commonwealth. Each year the Auditor General conducts about 5,000 audits to ensure that all state money is spent legally and properly. In his eight years as our Auditor General, Eugene DePasquale not only transformed the way the office functions to improve efficiency, accountability and effectiveness, he reviewed the fiscal and human impact of state government actions. His work has touched the lives of all Pennsylvanians, from school audits that stopped tax hikes to reports that led to fixing the state’s child-abuse hotline — ChildLine — where he found more than 58,000 calls went unanswered before his audit. His calls for action have nearly eliminated a huge backlog of untested rape kits in Pennsylvania finally bringing justice to thousands of victims. He took on national Pharmacy Benefit Managers and recommended ways to help lower prescription drug costs.
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DePasquale Auditor General
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Ken Cooper
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2020-12-31 05:00:00Z |
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Holiday Program, Weary Arts Group, Rotary Club of York PA, Meeting, 12/23/2020, Noon
REGISTRATION is required to attend the VIRTUAL meeting
11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom (UNMUTE yourself upon entering)
12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted).
Program with Q&A until 1pm - Use the "CHAT" button to type your question for the speaker.
Join the Weary Family and Members of Weary Arts Group for song, poetry, and seasonal cheer at this year's Virtual Holiday Program. Rotarian Cal Weary will be your host for the fun and heart felt Holiday Special. Sing, clap and dance along with us as they perform classic pieces full of hope and love for the new year.
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Holiday Program 2020
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Ken Cooper
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2020-12-17 05:00:00Z |
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Ron Martin, WGAL, Rotary Club of York PA, Meeting, 12/16/2020, Noon To view the meeting please visit https://youtu.be/RwU9vOPWeXY 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom (UNMUTE yourself upon entering) 12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm - Use the "CHAT" button to type your question for the speaker. York Native Ron Martin, the longtime news reporter and anchor with WGAL News 8 team since 1983, speaks on his journalistic journey and longevity of reporting the news in our local market and discuss some insights into TV news teams and our community. Highlights include his years reporting on the York area news during this era, including the labor strife at Harley Davidson, Caterpillar, and the York riot murder trials. Retiring last month after four decades of journalism, Ron is a respected source of information for our community. Ron is a six-time Emmy award winner—among the many awards he’s received during his long career in broadcast journalism. He has also been honored for his many community service contributions in the south-central Pennsylvania region. Ron fondly recalls "hovering" in the upstairs balcony at the Yorktowne as he covered speakers presenting at Rotary.
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Ron Martin WGAL
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Ken Cooper
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2020-12-10 05:00:00Z |
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Economic Action Plan, Chamberlin, Rotary Club of York PA, Meeting, 12/9/2020, Noon To view the meeting visit: https://youtu.be/Yrbc5kgO5ZQ 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom (UNMUTE yourself upon entering) 12:00pm Virtual Meeting to begin (everyone will be automatically muted). Program with Q&A until 1pm - Use the "CHAT" button to type your question for the speaker. Silas Chamberlin, Vice President of Community & Economic Development for the York County Economic Alliance Launched at the onset of 2020, has presided over the creation of the County’s Economic Action Plan. This ten-year plan was done in coordination and collaboration with York County government, the County Planning Commission, and the City of York. Silas reports on the draft Economic Action Plan and shares some of the highlights and where Rotarians can learn more about this exciting plan for York County’s future. To assist, a nationally recognized, Pittsburgh-based firm Fourth Economy was enlisted. This Economic Action Plan hopes to align strategies, goals, and objectives across our County to best position our community for success.
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Economic Alliance
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Ken Cooper
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2020-12-05 05:00:00Z |
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Office of Administration, Newsome, Rotary Club of York, PA, Meeting 12/2/2020 To view the VIRTUAL meeting, please visit https://youtu.be/FlKw0eY5bAE TIME - "Virtual" Audience on ZOOM: 11:30am Log in and fellowship/networking on zoom 12N Virtual Meeting to begin Michael Newsome, Governor Tom Wolf’s Secretary of the Office of Administration and a former executive for the Wolf Organization, York Daily Record and Armstrong World Industries, discusses how his experience as a business person, private citizen and taxpayer have influenced his approach to public service, as well as key initiatives being undertaken by his department to make interacting with government less like…well… interacting with government!
As a member of the Governor’s senior staff and cabinet, Newsome leads the agency responsible for oversight and administration of the enterprise functions of human resources, information technology, equal employment opportunity, continuity of government and records management for nearly 80,000 employees.
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PA Office of Administration
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2020-11-30 05:00:00Z |
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PA Economy League, Clayberger, Rotary Club of York PA, Hybrid Meeting, 11/18/2020, Noon 11:55am Log in, 12 Noon Virtual Meeting to begin In Person at CCY for RCY members with confirmed reservations:
11:15am Arrival, fellowship & salad
11:30am Lunch entrees will be served
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting for virtual audience
LeeAnne Clayberger, Chief Executive Officer for the Pennsylvania Economy League, presents independent research on the impact of Covid-19 on Municipalities in Pennsylvania from a recent survey of Pennsylvania's municipal governments. The Pennsylvania Economy League is a 501(c)3 non-partisan policy research organization. In addition to research, PEL organizes and hosts Issues Forums throughout the Commonwealth on timely public policy topics. A graduate of Dallastown High School, she was a Rotary Exchange Student to Langensendalbach, Germany, sponsored by the Rotary Club of York.
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PA Economy League Covid Research
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Ken Cooper
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2020-11-12 05:00:00Z |
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Veteran's Day, Lt Col O'Shell, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 11/11/2020, Noon Lt Col Don O’Shell serves as the Director of Staff for the Pennsylvania Air National Guard assigned to state headquarters located at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville, Pennsylvania. Scheduled to be live, in-person at the CCY, the presentation is a picture narrative of both Afghanistan deployments via PowerPoint slides shared from the perspective of a Citizen Airman. "Virtual" Audience on www.gotowebinar.com:
11:55am Log in, 12 Noon Virtual Meeting to begin In Person at CCY for RCY members with confirmed reservations:
11:15am Arrival, fellowship & salad
11:30am Lunch entrees will be served
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting for virtual audience The Central York Middle School "Colonial Fife and Drum Corps" will perform for members outside at CCY from 11:00-11:30am so come early to enjoy the wonderful music to honor our Veterans. Members not attending the CCY meeting are welcome to drive to CCY and listen from your vehicles. For the majority of his Air Guard career, Lt Col O’Shell was a part-time, drilling status guardsman or commonly referred to as a Citizen Airman (live and work locally, yet serve globally). In 2016 Lt Col O’Shell deployed to Afghanistan as an advisor to the Afghan Air Force assigned to the 438th AEW as the Deputy CJ1 – coalition joint personnel director. In 2020 he deployed a 2nd time to Afghanistan as the Director of the Joint Visitors Bureau with Headquarters Resolute Support.
Prior to his current full time position with the Air National Guard Lt Col O’Shell was the York County Clerk of Courts from January 2003 to March 2019. Previous to holding elected county office Lt Col O’Shell served as Chief of Staff to State Representative Keith Gillespie, served in the Ridge-Schweiker Administration and was a Legislative Assistant to State Representative Stan Saylor.
Preferential seating will be given to all VETERANS. For those who are not able/comfortable attending in person, please email your name and branch of service to officeassist@yorkrotary.org by Tuesday morning so your name can read from the podium and the club can recognize you and your service.
Rotarian Ken Cooper will be taking individual PHOTOS of all Veterans at CCY to put together a collage this year since we cannot take a group photo. Please see Photographer Ken when you arrive.
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Veteran's Day Program
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2020-11-05 05:00:00Z |
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Alyssa Moyer, Wellspan Health, COVID 19 , Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 10/28/2020, Noon HYBRID MEETING! Country Club of York and Virtual Online Meeting
Dr. Alyssa Moyer, a Board Certified Internist, serves as a Hospitalist at the WellSpan York Hospital. Administratively, she chairs the York Hospital Department of Medicine and is the Chief Medical Officer at the WellSpan Surgery and Rehabilitation Hospital. Alyssa leads the Clinical Practice Branch for the Incident Command response of WellSpan Health to COVID-19. In this role she chairs the health system’s expert panel to vet and guide clinical care during the pandemic. Her talk focuses on recent developments and lessons learned.
RCY members wishing to reserve a seat to attend the lunch meeting LIVE at the Country Club of York, visit https://yorkrotary.org/event/10-28-ccy-lunch-meeting-reservations/ ** In Person at CCY for RCY members with confirmed reservations:
11:15am Arrival, fellowship & salad
11:30am Lunch entrees will be served
12:00pm President Anne will begin meeting for virtual audience ** Due to Governor Wolf's new indoor capacity rules as of 10/9, the Country Club of York can now accommodate a maximum of 55 members in the ballroom set with 12 round tables of 4 or 5 with open seating! Members are required to wear MASKS at all times unless seated in the ballroom actively eating. THE SYSTEM WILL ONLY BE OPEN TO MAKE RESERVATIONS UNTIL MONDAY, 10/26 AT 3PM. If interested in attending but there is no availability, please sign up under the "WAIT LIST".
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COVID 19 Wellspan Health Update
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Ken Cooper
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2020-10-22 04:00:00Z |
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Joe Arthur, Central PA Food Bank, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 10/21/2020, Noon To view this meeting, visit: https://youtu.be/kBWV12ao70k 11:55am Log in, 12 Noon Virtual Meeting to begin, 12:10pm Program until approximately 1pm The Central Pa. Food Bank covers 27 counties in central Pa. In this time of pandemic and the rising count of those considered “food insecure” the Food Bank has been challenged to meet the needs of even more consumers. Joe Arthur leads an organization of over 125 staff who work with local food banks, such as the York County Food Bank, and other entities to provide that service. He tells of the work of the Food Bank and particularly how they are coping with the pandemic. Joe is a fellow Rotarian and a member of the Rotary Club of Harrisburg.
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Ken Cooper
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2020-10-15 04:00:00Z |
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G. Terry Madona, Presidential Election, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 10/14/2020, Noon The November election is three weeks away and 2020 has already been a wild, unpredictable year. Our virtual speaker, Dr. G. Terry Madonna, speaks about the Presidential election and his outlook for election. Both the House of Representatives and the US Senate are also in play as far as who will control the levers of power in Washington DC. Dr. Madonna is Professor of Public Affairs with Franklin and Marshall College, Director, Center for Politics and Public Affairs and Director, Franklin and Marshall College Poll.
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Ken Cooper
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2020-10-08 04:00:00Z |
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Eugene DePasquale Conversation, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 10/07/2020, Noon To view this virtual meeting visit: https://youtu.be/WlSHoXk9z5s TIME: 11:55am Log in, 12 Noon Meeting to begin, 12:10pm Program with Q&A until approximately 1pm Auditor General Eugene DePasquale is seeking election for the 10th Congressional seat on November 3rd. DePasquale will face incumbent Congressman Scott Perry (who was featured at our September 2nd meeting). PP Mike Summers "conversation" with this candidate is to obtain back ground on the candidate and why he chose public service to better understand the candidate's vision for the country and our community as our Congressional representative. Mike will also work in members questions on domestic and international issues.
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Eugene DePasquale conversation
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Ken Cooper
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2020-10-01 04:00:00Z |
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Honduras Teacher Empowerment, Maxie Gluckman, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 09/30/2020, Noon To view this virtual meeting, visit: https://youtu.be/h7UnZgOZllQ TIME: 11:55am Log in, 12 Noon Meeting to begin, 12:10pm Program with Q&A until approximately 1pm Maxie Gluckman is a Ph.D. student in Education at the University of California, San Diego, Past President of the Rotary E-Club of San Diego Global, and the President and founder of Instructural, a small, women-owned consulting firm. Her talk focuses on an original Honduras grant which began three years ago providing professional development and leadership opportunities to teachers in rural Honduran schools. She reflects on the successes and learning which occurred, as well as the steps the program has taken towards sustainability. She looks forward at the new grant opportunity in a neighboring town. Finally, Maxie expands on how the program activities have evolved to the face of COVID-19.
Her experience as a former bilingual elementary educator through the Teach For America program led to her involvement in Honduras, where she has supported the Rotary-run Honduras Teacher Empowerment program. Her academic career has focused on education in emergencies for Central American minors in transit in Mexico. Her professional career includes over 10 years of experience in education development, curriculum design, teacher and leadership capacity development, and migration research.
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Teaching Honduras teachers
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Ken Cooper
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2020-09-25 04:00:00Z |
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Averting school Crisis, Cody Santiago, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 09/23/2020, Noon To view this meeting, visit: https://youtu.be/pOOAURsubtg Cody Santiago, a published author in school safety and the Emergency Manager of Baltimore City Schools, discusses his profession and his book Averting a School Crisis. Starting in his position five months ago, Cody has accomplished much for the district through building new relationships in the city, developing brand new plans toward security strategies, school emergency plans, and threat/hazard identification. These outcomes are unique because all of the work has been done virtually which is typically taboo in the world of emergency management. Having served as an Emergency Management Specialist for the PA Emergency Management Agency as well, Cody discusses some of the difficulties schools in PA face in terms of safety and security and how Rotary can help.
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Averting School Crisis
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Ken Cooper
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2020-09-17 04:00:00Z |
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Diversity Breakfast in Greenville,SC, Jane Dyer, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 09/16/2020, Noon A little over a year ago, the Rotary Club of Greenville, SC, tried something different under her leadership as club President. The club intentionally invited members of the community to join them for a Diversity Breakfast to learn more about Rotary. Jane tells about this event and the results. The success of Rotary is inclusion and the Rotary Club of Greenville SC, like many, struggles with reaching out to people who are different than they are. As the only female pilot in an Air Force Pilot Training Class in 1981, Jane Dyer learned firsthand what it meant to be unwelcome and unwanted because she was different. Since then, Jane has made every effort to intentionally be inclusive.
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2020-09-09 04:00:00Z |
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SpiritTrust Lutheran, Angela Dohrman, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 09/9/2020, Noon To view it , visit: https://youtu.be/YgA8TEhRQXU Angela Dohrman, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for SpiriTrust Lutheran leads the organization’s COVID-19 Command Team and directs the organization’s efforts related to the pandemic response. Her presentation will provide the audience an inside view of the race to keep older adults safe from the impact of COVID-19. Since March 3rd, skilled nursing centers and assisted living residences have been in the throes of battling COVID-19 and protecting the people they serve—our nation’s oldest, and most vulnerable, citizens. The deadly virus is particularly assaultive against older adults and those who live in congregate living arrangements are most at risk.
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Ken Cooper
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2020-09-03 04:00:00Z |
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Conversation with congressional candidate Scott Perry, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 09/2/2020, Noon To view this virtual meeting visit https://youtu.be/Dd2N4sALfhw Virtual Online Meeting gotowebinar.com Our program features Congressman Scott Perry who is seeking re-election to 10th Congressional seat. Perry will face Auditor General Eugene DePasquale (who will be featured at our October 7th meeting). PP Mike Summers holds a "conversation" with the two candidates at their respective meetings to gain background on each, why each chose public service, and to pose submitted questions on domestic and international areas to gain a better understanding of their vision for the country and our community.
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Scott Perry Conversation
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Ken Cooper
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2020-08-28 04:00:00Z |
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ROCK Commercial Real Estate, David Bode, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 08/26/2020, Noon To view this virtual meeting, visit https://youtu.be/P5S6rFDVwz8The Real Estate Market along with many other industries suffered a loss during COVID-19. David Bode, managing partner and principal member in ROCK Commercial Real Estate, speaks to the health of the real estate market pre-COVID-19, during the pandemic, and how the market will likely shift going forward. He also offers suggestions on how we can protect our community and businesses post pandemic and into the future. David has more than 32 years of experience in real estate and holds both CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member) and SIOR (Society of Industrial and Office Realtors) designations. David specializes in owner representation within the office and industrial markets and has a thorough knowledge of investment analysis and consulting for corporate and institutional users and investors.
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Ken Cooper
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2020-08-20 04:00:00Z |
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Jane Sutton, Nineteenth Amendment Anniversary, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 08/19/2020, Noon To view it, visit https://youtu.be/qKfCB1O3rs0
PROGRAM: Jane S. Sutton, Professor of Communication Arts & Sciences Emeritus at Penn State, whose academic career delved deep beneath the foundations of rhetoric and moved relentlessly through its intriguing, heartbreaking, and inspiring past. What she found led her to look backward and forward at the same time, always circling around the question of authority.
Who can speak and when and where? Resting on the idea that rhetoric is a foundation stone of civil society and an essential part of the democratic process, her talk on the 100th anniversary of the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, guaranteeing and protecting women’s constitutional right to vote, investigates the history of women and suffrage in the scaffolding of voice, political decision making, and leadership.
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Nineteenth Amendment 100th Anniversary
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Ken Cooper
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2020-08-13 04:00:00Z |
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United Way ALICE project in York, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 08/12/2020, Noon TIME: 11:55am - Log in
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12:10pm - Program with Q&A until approximately 1pm United Way of Pennsylvania launched the ALICE Project, a statewide data project, in June 2019. This gave every community in the state a data set to explain how many people in the community are going to work, but still struggling to make ends meet. Learn about ALICE in York County from Kristen Rotz. We dig into the data and the survival budget for York County, and share what we know about how ALICE is impacted by the pandemic, as well as challenges on the horizon while our economy is destabilized by COVID-19. ALICE® stands for Asset-Limited, Income Constrained, Employed. The story of those who live below the ALICE stability threshold are our friends and neighbors who live one emergency away from extreme vulnerability. ALICE cares for children in day care centers, the elderly in nursing homes and supports people with various disabilities.
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Ken Cooper
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2020-08-06 04:00:00Z |
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Arts and Culture in York, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 08/05/2020, Noon TIME: 11:55am - Log in
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12:10pm - Program with Q&A until approximately 1pm
LOCATION: Virtual Online Meeting gotowebinar.com
PROGRAM: Creativity in Crisis: The Uncertain Future of Arts and Culture in York Kelley Gibson, President of the Cultural Alliance of York County, shares key findings from local, state, and national surveys on how arts and culture organizations are faring, the metrics of success around turning to technology to meet audience needs, and the impact that enhanced safety protocols and audience attitudes on re-opening arts spaces will have on our arts and culture sector.
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Arts in York PA
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Ken Cooper
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2020-07-30 04:00:00Z |
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Major League Baseball VP Jim Small, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 07/29/2020, Noon TIME:
11:55am - Log in
12 Noon - Meeting to begin
12:10pm - Program with Q&A until approximately 1pm
LOCATION: Virtual Online Meeting gotowebinar.com
PROGRAM: Our speaker, Major League Baseball’s Senior Vice President, International, Jim Small is responsible for the league’s international business initiatives. Jim speaks on the tremendous growth of international baseball, the interesting people he has come in contact with through MLB's efforts and highlights the tremendous growth in China and India. Jim is responsible for growing MLB’s brand and development globally, planning MLB’s international play schedule, generating new opportunities to grow the sport’s popularity internationally, creating and nurturing a talent pipeline in key markets, and overseeing the World Baseball Classic. Small oversees offices and personnel in China, Japan, Korea, India, the UK, Mexico, and Taiwan, and coordinates their efforts with MLB’s global media, sponsorship and consumer products departments in the Commissioner’s Office.
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2020-07-23 04:00:00Z |
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York College of PA, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 07/22/2020, Noon TIME:
11:55am - Log in
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12:10pm - Program with Q&A until approximately 1pm LOCATION: Virtual Online Meeting gotowebinar.com PROGRAM: Pamela Gunter-Smith began serving as president of York College of Pennsylvania on July 1, 2013 with a vision for creating a culture of increased community connectivity. Dr. Gunter-Smith offers a recap of the steps she and her administration have taken to effectively navigate the unprecedented COVID 19 crisis, all the while ensuring that a high level of teaching and student learning continued to flourish at the College. She also offers an overview of the course she is charting for the fall semester and beyond as York County emerges from a state mandated shelter-in-place order. Under her leadership, the College has established the Center for Community Engagement, created a multi-disciplinary partnership with YCIDA to assist in bringing back the Yorktowne Hotel, increased the College’s scholars programs designed to engage students in York as part of their York College learning experience.
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2020-07-16 04:00:00Z |
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Outdoor Country Club, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 07/15/2020, Noon 11:55am - Log in
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12:10pm - Program with Q&A until approximately 1pm
LOCATION: Virtual Online Meeting gotowebinar.com
PROGRAM: The Out Door Country Club, a part of the York Community since 1892 was in line to suffer the same fate as many Country Clubs across the country since the 2008 recession. A loss in membership and overwhelming debt had the Club Board of Directors looking for a way to keep the ODCC operating and increase membership. Two long time members and board members, Bob Davis and Rotarian Jerry Watson began researching solutions that ultimately culminated in the formation of the Outdoor Equity Group LLC, 60 current members who purchased the real estate and retired the club debt. Jerry and Bob discuss the process that led to the formation of the OEG and the partnership that will allow the ODCC to move into a successful future.
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Outdoor Country Club
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2020-07-09 04:00:00Z |
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Ella Weary,Rotary Youth Exchange, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 07/08/2020, Noon TIME: 11:55am - Log in
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12:10pm - Program with Q&A until approximately 1pm LOCATION: Virtual Online Meeting - gotowebinar.com TIME: 11:55am - Log in
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LOCATION: Virtual Online Meeting - gotowebinar.com
PROGRAM: Ella Weary speaks about her 2019-2020 Rotary Youth Exchange program. She goes over what she learned and experienced in the Rhone-Alpes region of France. She was hosted by the Rotary Club of Val de Fier in Annecy. The presentation covers her adventures with three different host families, her schooling at lycee Berthollet, and her adaptation to the language and culture of the region. Ella also discusses how the pandemic affected her daily routine and explain how she was able to communicate through a language barrier. Tune in to hear about a bizarre yet rewarding exchange.
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2020-07-02 04:00:00Z |
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Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 07/01/2020, Noon TIME: 11:55am - Log in
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12:10pm - Program with Q&A until approximately 1pm LOCATION: Virtual Online Meeting - gotowebinar.com Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects is celebrating 35 years of designing inspiring places in 2020. York Architect Frank Dittenhafer II, President and Co-founder of M&D will provide a “visual presentation” about his firm’s recent design work over the past five years on a diverse array of assignments – and a commentary on current trends including his Architectural forecast for the future. Frank is frequently asked “What Exciting Projects are you working on?” and “How has the COVID-19 situation affected the Design and Construction industry?” Frank will answer these questions – and others. Murphy & Dittenhafer is an award winning twenty-five person Architectural/Interiors/Planning firm with offices at 226 West Market Street in York, PA and 805 North Charles Street in Baltimore, MD. His firm’s work ranges from designing the award-winning CODO and George Street Loft residential/mixed-use projects in downtown York, to a weekend residence in southeastern York County for a world famous NYC artist – to an inspiring homeless shelter in the Sandtown -Winchester neighborhood in Baltimore – to current designs for the dynamic transformation of the Northwest Triangle in York City.
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2020-06-24 04:00:00Z |
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Changing of the Guard, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 06/24/2020, Noon To View this virtual meeting click on the link. Today’s program is the annual “Changing of the Guard” and we take a look back at the activities, programs and projects for the 2019-2020 year under the leadership of President Josh George. While the year wasn’t quite as expected, the challenges were met with flexibility and cooperation. Enjoy a “Year in Review” as we look back at the projects, programs and changes the club went through this year. Please join us as we thank President Josh for his leadership and induct Anne Druck as President for the 2020-2021 Rotary year.
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2020-06-17 04:00:00Z |
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One York: a peaceful and thriving community, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 06/17/2020, Noon Our virtual speakers are The Reverend Aaron Anderson, CEO and Head of Logos Academy, Chief Tim Damon, President of our County Chiefs of Police Association and Chief of York Area Regional Police, as well as Pastor Bill Kerney, President of the Black Ministers Association. Aaron, who spearheaded the process since 2016 along with fellow police chief and clergy, has worked on a vision that York develop a reputation as One York: a peaceful and thriving community based on: o Mutual respect, trust, transparency, and cooperation exist between law enforcement and community
o Our community is policed with fairness and justice resulting in safety and peace Collectively they highlight the relationships that have been built, the lessons learned, and the progress we hope to accomplish. Please don't miss this most important presentation.
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One York
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2020-06-10 04:00:00Z |
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Holla Spirits, Patrick Shorb, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 06/10/2020, Noon Holla Spirits is a millennial-owned company dedicated to creating innovative spirits that resonate with like-minded consumers. Holla blends its vodkas using high quality base distillates and flavor ingredients, with over a dozen distinct variations. Holla is proud to support a variety of charities in the communities it serves, and began producing medical grade hand sanitizer in the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Holla Spirits
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Ken Cooper
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2020-06-03 04:00:00Z |
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O.N.E. Hospitality Group, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 06/03/2020, Noon A true chameleon, Toni Calderone, CEO of O.N.E. Hospitality Group which is the umbrella company of concepts Tutoni’s, The Cantina, Aviano’s Corner Trattoria, Presto Pastaria, Tutoni’s Flour Shop fresh pasta line, The Rig.a.Toni food truck, RaisedStake.com, Taste Test and more speaks on how she led her team through a complete strategic pivot of the company during this pandemic.
With new growth on the horizon, O.N.E. is carefully planning and preparing for a new way of executing the dining experience in a compliant environment. As things change from day to day, one thing that remains is the hospitality that runs deep in her blood and an undying love for her community.
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O.N.E. Hospitality
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Ken Cooper
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2020-05-27 04:00:00Z |
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Girl Scouts in the Heart of PA, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 05/27/2020, Noon Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania: Today and Tomorrow in York County With a laser focus on giving girls the tools they need to be tomorrow’s civic leaders, STEAM professionals, entrepreneurs and whatever they can dream, Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania (GSHPA) is poised to deliver life-changing opportunities to over 13,500 girls across 30 counties in Pennsylvania.
Join GSHPA’s virtual presentation from President and CEO, Janet Donovan, to learn how GSHPA is leveraging innovation and community commitment to impact York County – today through Bronze, Silver, and Gold Award Projects and tomorrow by exposing Girl Scouts to local innovation to fill the STEM pipeline in South Central PA.
More than cookies, camps, and crafts, the robust program model allows a Girl Scout to explore her interest and make an impact – much like Rotary International’s motto of service above self.
Leave this presentation with an up to date understanding of Girl Scouting today and tomorrow in York County, and why it’s important for Rotarians and the community to continue to invest in Girl Scouts’ learning, discovery and success.
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Girl Scouts
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Ken Cooper
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2020-05-20 04:00:00Z |
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York Revolution 2020, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 05/20/2020, Noon
This week, we were to be traveling to PeoplesBank Park to hear about the Rev's 2020 season. Instead our virtual program features York Revolution President Eric Menzer and Atlantic League President Rick White with a version of our annual program. Rick talks about the challenges facing the Atlantic League and all sports organizations from the coronavirus pandemic. He also updates us on the efforts to change the alignment of minor league baseball as a whole, and what opportunities and challenges that might present for the Atlantic League. Eric gives us an update on the Rev’s response to COVID-19 here in York, and the outlook for this summer. BYOD (bring your own (hot)dog to your computer) with mustard!
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York Revolution 2020
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Ken Cooper
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2020-05-13 04:00:00Z |
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York County Courts and COVID-19, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 05/13/2020, Noon COVID-19 has presented all segments of our society with challenges. Our virtual program today features York County Court of Common Pleas President Judge Joseph C. Adams, Supervising Criminal Court Judge Maria Musti Cook (fellow club Rotarian) and Supervising Family Court Judge Andrea Marceca Strong (Uptown Rotarian), who will provide insight into the challenges that the York County Courts have faced while operating in a pandemic. The judges address how remote technology and social distancing have been implemented, other measures taken to keep the courts operating for the citizens of York County, and ask you to ponder the question – how does the court conduct a jury trial under social distancing rules?
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York County Courts
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2020-05-07 04:00:00Z |
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Youth Exchange Students, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 05/6/2020, Noon
The Rotary Club of York has hosted three Youth Exchange students this year, and what an eventful year it has turned out to be! But how does this year look to a student from another country? You will hear the perspective from Ella Peterson from Denmark, Santiago Mireles from Mexico, and in a first ever presentation of its kind, from Ines Benmechri who speaks to us live from Belgium, where she has already returned due to the pandemic. Watch the most unusual Youth Exchange program we have ever presented.
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Youth Exchange Students
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Ken Cooper
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2020-04-30 04:00:00Z |
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York County - How are we doing?, Rotary Club of York PA, Virtual Meeting, 04/29/2020, Noon
York County’s President Commissioner Julie Wheeler offers a State of York County amidst the COVID-19 crisis. This includes an update on the current crisis mitigation efforts, the County’s collaborative oversight of the Incident Command Center, and where we go from here. Silas Chamberlin and Kevin Schreiber of the York County Economic Alliance offer an overview of all of the efforts done to date to assist those economically impacted, as well as provide a brief look at the economic impact and restart modeling related to the COVID crisis.
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York County Commissioner
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Ken Cooper
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2020-04-24 04:00:00Z |
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History and Adversity, Jim McClure, Rotary Club of York PA, Meeting, 04/22/2020 Jim McClure, retired editor of the York Daily Record/York Sunday News, will talk on other significant times of worry endured by York Countians through history and how York County has shown resilience in adversity. We are in unparalleled times with COVID-19 virus but this is certainly not the first time we have been challenged with adversity of events seemingly outside our control. In time, COVID-19 will join the significant moments from our past that challenged every man, woman and child in York County.
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Jim McClure History
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2020-04-17 04:00:00Z |
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Kiwanis Lake Project,Aaron Jacobs,Rotary Club of York PA,Meeting,04/15/2020 York City’s Kiwanis Lake is one of the most prominent water features in our community and the Rotary Club of York has identified this landmark community legacy to be its focus project for Give Local York on May 1 to concentrate on repairing and restoring the lake as well as adding new ‘Smart Lake Technology’. This program outlines PPE’s 5 step plan to have Kiwanis Lake functioning better than it ever has by 2021 and showing our community the tremendous impact that York Rotary has.
Although this is a man-made body of water, it has become a haven for aquatic life and park visitors year-round. Unfortunately, the lake has suffered in recent decades due to changes in the upstream environment, failing mechanical and maintenance features as well as an imbalance of wildlife, lake nutrients and water quality.
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Kiwanis Lake Project
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Ken Cooper
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2020-04-15 04:00:00Z |
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Virtual Meeting #2 York Suburban School District, Superintendent Tim Williams The world changed on Friday, March 13, 2020. It marked the strangest day in Rotarian Tim Williams', Superintendent of York Suburban School District, 34-year career in education. Watch the virtual meeting to find out how York Suburban is dealing with the strangest Friday the 13th ever and its aftermath. School as we knew it does not exist, at least for the short term. Some districts are struggling to figure out a way to move forward; others are using this as an opportunity to reinvent themselves.
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Meeting April 8, 2020 York Suburban School
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2020-04-08 04:00:00Z |
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The Rotary Club of York had its VERY FIRST virtual meeting on Wednesday, April 1, 2020. A webinar organized and presented by Rotarian Courtney Bailey was shown at Noon, the time of our regular meeting. Following the meeting, the presentation was posted on You Tube for those of you who missed it. Additional webinars (virtual meetings) are planned for the next few weeks. Stay Tuned. Members will get notifications and instructions in our normal weekly reminders.
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Virtual Meeting
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Ken Cooper
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2020-04-01 04:00:00Z |
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TOTES OF HOPE The Rotary Club of York sponsored the summer Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports program at York High. The students in the program did weekly community service projects for various non-profit organizations. One of the projects was to make blankets and assemble care bags for the American Red Cross “Totes of Hope” Program. The “Totes of Hope” are given to homeless veterans and veterans in VA hospitals. The students made 23 blankets that were placed in “Totes of Hope” bags along with toiletries, socks, and a puzzle book. On November 21, 2019, the students were awarded the Youth Impact Red Cross Hero Award by the South Central Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Red Cross for their work with the “Totes of Hope” Program. The Rotary Club of York donated the funds to purchase the blankets and Rotarians helped and interacted with the students at every blanket making session. Some of the students in the program have recently been relocated to the mainland of the United States from Puerto Rico after losing their homes to Hurricane Maria. Providing the blankets to homeless veterans is a project that is very close to their hearts. Contact Person: Ashlee Etzweiler EtzweilerFH@outlook.com
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Totes of Hope
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Ken Cooper
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2019-12-09 05:00:00Z |
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Dedication Ceremony, Trees for the Trail Sunday, November 10, 2019  Committee chair Shelly Riedel, Judge Craig Trebilcock, Vice Admiral DeWolf Miller, III and Master of ceremonies Pastor John Dorr salute the flag as the William Penn JROTC color guard posts the colors at the beginning of the ceremony. An agenda of remarks by Admiral Miller, Judge Trebilcock, Shelly Riedel and Steven Smith provided the attendees with a full appreciation for the work that our military does and the significance of restoring the Road of Remembrance (Susquehanna Trail south of Jacobus to the Maryland line) to its full complement of trees in honor of all who have served our country. The attendees were treated to an outstanding performance of “I’m proud to be an American” by Alexandria Hynoski and an impressive performance by the William Penn JROTC color guard. Those participating in the ceremony and those attending expressed compliments and gratitude for the project and the ceremony. Vice Admiral Miller described it as "world-class". Judge Trebilcock stated the ceremony was extremely well done.  Numbering in the hundreds, the project committee, landowners, sponsors and volunteers who helped plant went way beyond expectations.
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Trees for Trail Dedication
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Ken Cooper
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2019-11-17 05:00:00Z |
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Rotary Club of York, PA raised $66,000 that will be spent to benefit the youth of York City In 2019, the Fundraising Committee focused its efforts to raise money to support the fit-out of the science labs at the Upper School of the York Academy. The two main events included the Give Local York Campaign in May and the Love Fore Community Outing in September.  The Give Local efforts result in ~$20,000 of funds raised through online donations the day of the event. As a centerpiece, we coordinated three different science experiences with some of the students at the York Academy. The Love Fore Community event included golf, tennis, croquet, a dinner and a live auction. All events had full fields and the resulting moneys raised totaled ~$46,000. This amount represented the second highest level ever achieved in the 15+ year history of the event. Because of the generous efforts of all the event organizers, the RCY members and those that supported the event, we continue to make a tangible and positive impact in our community.
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Rotary Club Funds Raised 2018-19
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Ken Cooper
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2019-11-09 05:00:00Z |
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ROTARY RAVE REVIEWS was presented at The Belmont Theatre on Wednesday, October 16th. Students shared their talents with the Rotarians, who were very appreciative of their performances.
It was a joy to see these young people sing, dance and play the piano and violin.
The students loved being there to perform for the York Rotary Club.
They appreciated the opportunity, and the warm reception they received.
What a wonderful day for everyone!
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Rotary Rave Reviews 2019
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Ken Cooper
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2019-10-18 04:00:00Z |
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The restoration of the Road of Remembrance Veterans Memorial was done through the collaboration of the York, Southern York County, and Red Lion Rotary Clubs along with tremendous volunteer participation. A Facebook page, titled Trees for the Trail, includes the details of the project. Below are some of the many photographs taken by Ken Cooper and other volunteers.
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Restoring Road of Remembrance Veterans Memorial
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Heather Warner
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2019-08-27 04:00:00Z |
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22 more Trees planted in York City On Saturday, October 20, 2018, The Rotary Club of York, PA's Preserve Planet Earth Committee, members and families, assisted by cadets from the Bearcat Battalion of York High's JROTC troop removed stumps, rocks, bricks and concrete in existing tree wells to plant 22 trees in downtown York. The 22 trees included a variety of species - Cleveland Pear, Lilac, Hornbeam, and Linden Trees. Special thinks to Rotarian Brian Mummert of W S Landscape Services who procured the trees, provided the mulch and put in a full day delivering, planting and cleaning up. Also, thanks to J T Hand and the York Water Company for free direct delivery of water for all the trees. Finally a BOO-RA gung-ho award to Dennis Baughman and John Klinedienst who actually removed a dead tree by hand in order to plant a new live on at the York Academy.
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Planting Trees in York City
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2019-06-18 04:00:00Z |
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Trees for the Trail - Renewing the historical world war I remembrance along the southern Susquehanna trail between York, PA and the Maryland line. The Trees for the Trail committee held the second planting on March 31, 2019. With the assistance of Springfield Contractors, Shiloh Paving, and the Penn Mar Organization, the Susquehannock High school baseball team, Boy scout troop 50, Loganville 4H, Boy Scout troop 24, York County Prison Honor Guard along with Rotary club members from York, Southern York County and Red Lion-Dallastown among others, planted 76 sycamores and red & white oaks. Planting permissions will be sought from landowners along the Trail and fund raising will continue for the next planting scheduled for Sunday, October 20, 2019. Once the trees are all planted, there will be a dedication ceremony on Sunday, November, 10, 2019
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Trees for the Trail
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Ken Cooper
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2019-06-18 04:00:00Z |
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Posted by Christopher Topf on Jun 11, 2019
The Love Fore Community event took place on Monday, September 16, 2019 at the Country Club of York. EVERY MEMBER needs to step up in some way. Proceeds benefit “Reach Out & Read”, York Academy Regional Charter School STEM labs (equipment), and York City Little League: 10:30am Golf registration, driving range
11:00am Lunch 12:00 Golf shotgun start 1:30pm Croquet registration
1:45pm Tennis registration 2:00pm Tennis round-robin play
2:00pm Croquet play begins
3:00pm Social Corn Hole play begins
5:00pm Cocktails and Social
5:45pm Dinner (Buffet opens) 6:00pm Awards & Auction
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Love Your Community by Loving Fore Community!
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Christopher Topf
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2019-06-11 04:00:00Z |
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