York County Drug Dog - funding Spenser’s replacement

Meet Spenser's replacement - Kahn

Our club raised over $65,000 to sponsor a replacement for Spenser.  Kahn, has been training and recently started his new job with the sheriff's department.

Research on the opioid epidemic states the total estimated burden from the epidemic in the past 17 years is $1 trillion, and the biggest share of that burden is borne by families — who measure the damage not only in financial terms, but in terms of anxiety and heartache.  A War this severe doesn’t have a silver bullet fix but Rotary can make a difference and reduce this destruction in our community.  

The Trees for the Trail committee held the first planting on October 14, 3018. With the assistance of Springfield Contractors, Shiloh Paving, and the Penn Mar Organization, 61 sycamores and October Glory maples were planted. Approximately 100 volunteers and 25 registration volunteers, planting assistants, a demonstration group, and a watering crew participated.

 Over the winter, planting permissions will be sought from landowners along the Trail and fund raising will continue.

The Trees for the Trail committee held the first planting on October 14, 3018. With the assistance of Springfield Contractors, Shiloh Paving, and the Penn Mar Organization, 61 sycamores and October Glory maples were planted. Approximately 100 volunteers and 25 registration volunteers, planting assistants, a demonstration group, and a watering crew participated.

Over the winter, planting permissions will be sought from landowners along the Trail and fund raising will continue.

The Trees for the Trail committee held the first planting on October 14, 3018. With the assistance of Springfield Contractors, Shiloh Paving, and the Penn Mar Organization, 61 sycamores and October Glory maples were planted. Approximately 100 volunteers and 25 registration volunteers, planting assistants, a demonstration group, and a watering crew participated.

Over the winter, planting permissions will be sought from landowners along the Trail and fund raising will continue.

 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.