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Teachers, school board agree on new contract
Official signing should be complete in next week or two
Warwick - Warwick teachers and other school district professionals are very close to finalizing a new four-year contract that includes a 3.99 percent annual wage increase.
On Tuesday night, with sign-toting teachers parading on the sidewalk outside the district office, the Warwick School Board accepted a...
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Fire companies seek support through volunteers, fund drives
Lititz - Area fire departments look to the community for support both through donations to annual fund drives as well as volunteers.
Four fire departments provide service to various part of the Lititz and Warwick area: Lititz Fire Department, Brickerville Fire Department, Brunnerville Fire Department an...
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Lititz Farmers' Market
Lititz - The Lititz Farmers' Market will open with a big celebration on Saturday, May 24, from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Along with 15 vendors committed to the market thus far, children's activities and music are planned as well.
The market will be held every Saturday morning through Oct. 25 at the Susqueha...
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Borough approves middle school plan
Not without a spirited debate over fees
Lititz - The proposed Warwick middle school plan skirted a hurdle Tuesday during the Lititz Borough Council meeting that might have held up construction for at least another month.
Ultimately, council approved the Warwick Middle School final land development plan, but only after spending more than an ho...
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Kline confirms Lititz water is safe to drink
Lititz - On April 26, the Lancaster Intelligencer Journal reported "new and routine tests are pointing to increasing health threats in raw water (in Lititz)."
The article went on to report, "unexpected signs of an E. coli problem appeared in December."
Following that report, the Lititz Record Expre...
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Clinton wins Pa., but Lititz likes Obama
Record turnout for local Democrats
Lititz - Hillary Clinton may have won the state, but Lititz Democrats made it clear they want Barack Obama on the presidential ticket in November.
Obama, who visited Lititz two weeks ago, won every district in the Warwick area, except in Elizabeth Township, where Senator Clinton squeaked out a four-vote...
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Lititz charms Main Street delegation from Wyoming
Lititz - People from near and far have long been drawn to Lititz's unique heritage, its inviting shops, boutiques and eateries, and of course, the pretzels and chocolate.
Recently 40 people traveled a great distance from Wyoming for a taste of what makes Lititz so appealing.
Venture Lititz, the loc...
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No public comment during latest Target meeting
Lititz - Nearly 30 people, including attorneys, engineers and citizens, were on hand for a special meeting of the Warwick Township Supervisors held Wednesday, April 16. Top order of business was a special public hearing relative to the proposed project which would bring a Target department store, as well as ...
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Merry mishap
Kiwanis Club making sure Santa’s sleigh continues to land in Lititz
Lititz - Last Christmas Lititz held its annual hometown events, decorated street lights, set up the nativity scene on the church-owned square, and featured a plethora of Moravian stars at homes and businesses.
One thing Lititz almost didn't have was Santa.
For as long as anyone can remember, Santa ...
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Ousted school board president says he got raw deal
Fellow board member says change was related to Sheerer incident
Lititz - In the wake of a still cloudy scandal, a Warwick School Board member says failed leadership cost former school board president Jay Hostetter his appointment, and somehow it has something to do with recently-terminated band director Todd Sheerer. Meanwhile, Hostetter thinks he is being made a scapego...
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