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With COVID-19 numbers still too high in Lancaster County, safety must be the priority at prom and other high school senior celebrations [editorial]

THE ISSUE As LNP | LancasterOnline’s Alex Geli reported Sunday, some Lancaster County high schools — including Columbia, Donegal, Hempfield and Solanco — “have canceled their proms outright, the second year in a row the pandemic has shut down a hallowed high school tradition. Several schools have yet to iron out plans. Some, like Pequea Valley and Octorara Area, are holding more traditional proms with health protocols in place. Others aren’t calling their event a prom at all, but a ‘promfest,’ ‘gala’ or ‘senior soiree’ in recognition of the fact that arrangements must stray from the traditional prom setup.” It used to be that senior year unfolded with predictability in its pomp and circumstance: Homecoming, senior recognition nights, the spring musical, prom, commencement.

Elizabethtown Area School District board needs members who stand up for truth, not those who push the Big Lie [editorial]

Elizabethtown Area School District board needs members who stand up for truth, not those who push the Big Lie [editorial]
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Frustration over Harrisburg s inability to be efficient and meet problems head-on [editorial]

THE ISSUE: We examine three recent news items, beginning with this: “A key state Senate committee on Wednesday overwhelmingly approved legislation to temporarily allow survivors of decades-old child sexual abuse to sue the perpetrators,” Spotlight PA reported, adding that, “The 11-3 vote by the Judiciary Committee positions the bill for a historic floor debate as early as next week.” The second item: State House Bill 1167 “would boost state funding to the 100 most underfunded school districts by $100 million in its first year and more as needed in following years,” LNP | LancasterOnline’s Alex Geli reported last week. Finally, The Washington Post has described “burgeoning scams” involved falsified COVID-19 vaccination cards that are increasingly available online and “could undermine people’s safety, as well as the success of the nation’s largest mass vaccination effort.”

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