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Vote for Ryan Supler for York City Council | PennLive letters Today 9:02 AM I support Ryan Supler for Council because I believe he will move York City forward. I met Ryan last summer when we were both working to elect Democrats. He was friendly, energetic and very involved in making the campaign successful. I got to really know Ryan when we worked together at York C.A.R.E.S. to provide Code Blue Shelter at Asbury United Methodist Church for the homeless. He took his position seriously, was friendly, supportive, and helpful with staff, volunteers and the individuals we were serving. We learne...

City Council candidate: York 'lifted me up when I didn't deserve it' York Dispatch York City Council candidate Chris Velez says the city's willingness to forgive his past crimes inspired him to represent its citizens. Velez, 34, spent 22 months in prison after cleaning out a significant other's bank account when he was 17, about to turn 18, and also later served probation on forgery charges. But he has learned his lesson and now wants to serve the city in the best way he can, he said. “My main goal is to show those who have been in situations with law enforcement that there is a path forwar...

Public forum: Mixed reaction to York City surveillance system proposal York Dispatch York residents on Tuesday had mixed reactions to a proposal to monitor the city with a system of cameras. More than 30 people gathered at the Agricultural & Industrial Museum for the first of several planned public forums about the idea. While the lead consultant for the project stated 68% of residents supported the system, according to initial online polling, feedback significantly varied at the in-person gathering. The public forum was led by Montez Parker, who is at the helm of a feasibility study of the...

After months of debate, the city's wastewater treatment plant officially has a new owner.  On Tuesday, March 2, City Council members voted 4-1 in favor for the $235 million sale of York's wastewater treatment plant to Pennsylvania-American Water. In accordance with the purchasing agreement, $20 million of the sale will be allocated to help the city offset legacy costs and pay off sewer revenue bonds. Councilwoman Edquina Washington was the lone dissenting vote. Councilwoman Washington had previously voiced concerns over the sale.  "It is another step forward in a relatively complex proc...

Protesters call on Rep. Scott Perry to resign Updated Jan 11, 2021; Facebook Share Members of a progressive group on Monday staged a protest in the city of York calling on U.S. Rep. Scott Perry to step down. About a dozen members of Indivisible York gathered with posters at Continental Square demanding that the York County Republican resign following his vote last week objecting to the certification of the Electoral College vote. “We want him to resign or be expelled from the House,” said Marta Peck, a member of Indivisible York. “He’s a man who does not tell the truth then foments d...