A new exhibit remembers the lives of York residents buried in unmarked graves
The exhibit reveals details of the lives of some of the roughly 800 people buried in York City Cemetery.
The exhibit reveals details of the lives of some of the roughly 800 people buried in York City Cemetery.
Barry Freeland, director of the Crispus Attucks Center for Employment and Training, Greg Smith and Jeff Kirkland, who are a part of the Crispus Attucks York programs joined us on The Spark Tuesday to tell us about Crispus Attucks’ life and legacy.
The site along Schley Alley and West 7th Avenue in North York holds the remains of 800 people, most of whom do not have grave markers.
The city of York has surpassed the number of homicides it saw last year and while leaders say they are working to stop violence, they say much more needs to be done.
A new trial has been ordered for a man sentenced to death in the murder almost a quarter-century ago of a Pennsylvania art gallery owner.
The parade committee is canceling the March 2022 parade because of concerns over COVID-19 and a lack of volunteers.