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Auction Will Raise Funds for Mission Trip to Italy

BY GEORGE DEIBEL

The First Presbyterian Church, located at 101 S. Decatur St., Strasburg, will hold a Mission Italy Auction on Saturday, Feb. 21.

Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. The auction will begin at 6:15 p.m.

The auction is a fundraiser for a mission trip to Italy this summer.

Auctioneer Don Welk Sr. will put 106 items up for bid, including a signed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar basketball that’s authenticated; a painting by local artist Fred Rodger; a signed baseball bat and glove from county native Travis Jankowski; a signed game jersey from former Philadelphia Flyers star Simon Gagne; a week in the

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Poconos; a week in Bethany Beach, Del.; four Holstein heifers; and gift certificates to local businesses.

Every student going on the mission trip is required to donate a high-end product for the auction.

United Disabilities Services (UDS) will hold a pick-your-ownprize bingo event on Saturday, March 14, at the Farm & Home Center, 1383 Arcadia Road, Lancaster.

Doors will open at 11:30 a.m.; the first game will begin at 1 p.m.

There is a discount on tickets purchased in advance, and tickets will also be available at the door if not sold out.The fee includes 20 games of regular bingo, and there will also be four special games with cash prizes. Players must be 18 years old or older to claim a prize.

“If people are interested in getting a ticket, I would strongly suggest getting their ticket beforehand, because we sell out every year,” said Jen King, a member of the UDS Service Dogs Ambassador Team.

Church members have also made contributions. The complete list of items can be viewed by going to www.straspres.org.

“We have quite a few high-money items, and so we’re excited for that,”

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BY GEORGE DEIBEL

It’s already time for the Class of 2039 to sign up for classes.

The Lampeter-Strasburg (L-S) School District is encouraging parents of children who turn 5 years old by Sept. 1, 2026, to register early for kindergarten classes that will begin in the fall. To register, go to www.l-s pioneers.org/k-reg.

Kindergarten registration must be completed by Monday, March 2, to sign up for School Age Child Care (SACC). All who register before Wednesday, April 1, will be entered to win a gift card from Giant.

The school district also provides a SACC Wrap program. “Because we have half-day kindergarten, they can use School Age Child Care to wrap around into the rest of the day so they can come in the morning for SACC, then go to kindergarten in the afternoon, or vice versa,” said Christi Henry, who is the L-S principal for kindergarten through second grade.

The school district requests that school district residents who do not wish to enroll their children in kindergarten email Tanya Groff of the student accounting office at tanya_groff@l-spioneers.org.

The registration period does not close. “Registration is always available to families. When they’re ready, they can register for kindergarten,” Henry said. Registering early enables families to participate in school events such as Kickoff to Kindergarten and the Kindergarten Expo.

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pastor Bob Bronkema said. “What we really are looking for the most is people who will come in and bid on them.”

Pulled pork, macaroni and cheese, coleslaw, baked goods made by students, and chips will be sold.

Twenty youths and 11 adults from across the area will travel to Portici, Italy, from Sunday, June 28, through Wednesday, July 8.

First Presbyterian Church sends groups on two mission trips a year, one for middle-schoolers and another for high-schoolers. A trip to Italy occurs every four years.

Pastor Bronkema grew up in Rome. “I served in Italy at an orphanage, and so since 2000, we’ve been sending groups to Italy,” he said. “This is the fourth group that we’ve sent from

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First Presbyterian Church. And (the auction) is the one and only fundraiser, so we have to make that work.”

Kristin Kondratowski helps organize the auction and mission trips. “We’ll be working in a public elementary school, and we’ll be doing an English immersion program for the students for a week,” she said.

Bronkema added, “Here in the United States, we call it vacation Bible school, but because it’s in a public school in Italy, we’re calling it an English immersion program.”

The pastor said Portici is one of the most densely populated cities in the world. “It’s very, very poor,” he said. “It’s right outside of Naples. It’s a very, very poor region and district. … My wife (Stacy) and I served there for four years at an orphanage. There’s a lot of opportunity for our kids to be able to bring some hope but also to learn from them as well.”

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The visit will not be all work and no play. “They’ll have vacation Bible school in the morning, and then every day after that vacation Bible school, the kids will be able to go and see a pretty significant cultural place like Pompei and Vesuvius, the Amalfi Coast,” said Bronkema. “Then at the end of the trip, after the five-day vacation Bible school, we’ll go to Rome.”

Jackson Allison, a junior at Lampeter-Strasburg High School, will be making his fifth mission expedition. He has also twice journeyed to Florida and West Virginia.

“The products that are being sold (at the auction) are pretty neat, cool experiences,” Jackson said. “(The auction) will support us going to Italy and teaching their kids more about the Gospel.”

Abi May, a senior homeschool student from Schaefferstown, has made mission trips the last two years, one to Florida and one to West Virginia.

The 1719 Museum is seeking volunteers to guide tours of the Herr House and Lancaster Longhouse in the spring, summer, and fall of 2026. The museum will offer tour guide trainings on Saturday, Feb. 21, from 9 a.m. to noon and Fridays, March 6 and 20, from 6 to 8 p.m. The sessions will meet in the Mennonite Life Community Room at 2215 Millstream Road, Lancaster, and the Feb. 21 session will also require driving to the 1719

Volunteers should plan to attend all three training sessions and be available for at least one tour date per month during the museum’s open season. Sessions will educate volunteers on topics relevant to leading tours at the 1719 Museum, including Lancaster County’s Indigenous history, European Mennonite migration to the area, and techniques for guiding large groups

“I’m looking forward to getting to know the kids and interacting with them,” said Abi. “I work with kids a lot, so I’m super excited to talk to kids that aren’t from the United States and get to know their culture and just to

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Henry is confident parents won’t be disappointed by the Early Childhood Center (ECC), which opened in August of 2024. “The ECC is an amazing place,” she said. “The whole building is designed for early childhood, the size of things, the way everything is laid out and designed, the playground. The physical space is truly designed for early childhood learning and growth. Our programming is amazing.

We have wonderful teachers. We have school-wide Title I. We have everything children and families could need to have a successful year.”

This is Henry’s 24th year working in public education and first as a principal. She worked in the Downingtown Area School District and Eastern Lancaster County School District before coming to L-S 12 years ago. At Hans Herr Elementary School, Henry taught fifth grade and then served as a program specialist for reading.

“It’s been amazing just getting to know everyone, getting to know the kids, and building relationships with staff, students, and families,” said Henry. “It’s been really amazing. We have a wonderful team here who truly believes in doing what’s best for kids, and it’s an honor and a true pleasure to work with everyone here.”

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Church Plans Community Meal

Joseph’s Table at Ascension Lutheran Church, 600 E. Penn Grant Road, Willow Street, will offer a takeout meal to members of the community on Thursday, Feb. 19. Meals may be picked up from 5:30 to 6 p.m. There is no charge.

In the case of inclement weather, the church will follow Lampeter-Strasburg School District’s decision; if the schools close or dismiss early, there will be no community meal.

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Tickets can be purchased by going to www.ud services.org/bingo26 or by visiting the UDS Corporate Office, 2270 Erin Court, Lancaster.

For more information, email karens@udservices .org or call 717-397-1841.

Local businesses make the fundraiser possible. “We are thankful for the generosity of Primitives by Kathy,” said King. “They donated $500 worth of products for us to go shopping and create baskets.”

Other prizes include Dutch Wonderland tickets

and gift cards from Basset & Lab, Fireside Tavern, and Twisted Bine Beer Company. “Without the help of the local businesses that support this, we would not be able to put this program together,” King said. “We will have everything from house goods to dog items to experiences. Urban Air is also donating tickets for go-karting.”

There will also be food for sale with the menu featuring hot dogs, pulled pork sandwiches, barbecue, chips, baked goods, and drinks such as soda and iced tea.

“It’s our second-largest fundraiser that we hold each year,” said King. “Other than just the prizes, we’ll also have a 50/50, and we have door prizes as well. But even if you don’t win anything, it’s just knowing that you’re part of something bigger. The ripple effect of a wagging tail goes very, very far in this program.”

The money generated goes directly to the service dogs program. “UDS has 14 different programs under our umbrella,” said King. “This fundraiser is specifically for service dogs. That will allow us to continue with the training, paying for food, vet care. It takes $38,000 to put one dog through our training program, so events like this really help to offset that expense for our clients.”

Justin Snyder will be the guest bingo caller. “Justin is a veteran, so it’s perfect for us because we train some of our dogs for veterans with

PTSD,” King said.

King noted that UDS provides valuable services. “We are enhancing the lives of those living in our communities, within a threehour radius of Lancaster, who have mobility disabilities and for children with autism,” she said. “We’re also placing facility dogs in schools and counseling centers and retirement communities as well.”

A story from a retirement community is evidence of UDS’ success.

“One of our dogs, Casey, is out at Garden Spot Village, and they call him their community dog, because he really has become part of the community for the residents out there,” said King. “Within the first three months of him being a working dog out there, their reports of outbursts dropped over 30%. So instead of giving them a medication to help them to relax, they would bring in Casey. It’s a holistic approach.”

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through the museum. First-time guides will also have the chance to meet with current guides. New guides do not need prior experience.

The trainings are free of charge. For more information and to register, contact Heather Strahin at museum@mennonitelife .org or 717-464-4438.

BIA Installs Board of Directors, Announces Award Winners

The Building Industry Association (BIA) of Lancaster County, celebrating its 70th year, officially installed its 2026 board of directors at the annual installation reception on Jan. 15. The reception, hosted at the Eden Resort, was attended by more than 85 local builders, contractors, government officials and other guests.

Officers include the following: Mike Hockenberry, EGStoltzfus Homes, president; Mike Viozzi, Lezzer Lumber, vice president; Justin Frey, B. R. Kreider & Son, secretary; Jason Gerber, RKL LLP, treasurer; Joel Young, Rettew, associate vice president; and Claudia Shank, McNees Wallace & Nurick, immediate past president.

Hockenberry, director of residential construction at EGStoltzfus Homes, shared his vision for 2026, predicting a big year for the BIA. He noted that over the past several months, the BIA board engaged in strategic and sustainability planning with the help of

CoLab and its consulting services. The board plans to finalize this plan, which focuses on four key priorities: strengthening organizational sustainability and brand visibility, enhancing member value and engagement, strengthening advocacy and industry leadership and investing in the workforce of tomorrow. Also installed at the event were presidential advisers Nathan Van Name, JC Snavely & Sons; Russell Ressler III, Ressler & Mateer; and Rob Fluehr, High Real Estate Group. Also installed were builder directors and associate directors. Building directors are Dylan Campbell, Cedar Knoll Builders; Chase Martin, Alden Homes; Dan McCord, Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology; Luke Quickel, Hess Home Builders; and Joel Zeiset, Eby Exteriors.

Associate directors are Andrew Barninger, Personal Wealth Advisory; Lexi Sauder, Premier Settlements; Todd Shanks,

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Douple Agency; and Reilly Noetzel, Barley Snyder.

The BIA of Lancaster County also announced several award winners: The BIA Awards, the Young Professional Award and the President’s Award, which were chosen by association peers and staff for the 2025 year.

Award winners include the following: Building Award - Claudia Shank, McNees Wallace & Nurick; Industry Award - Rob Fluehr, High Real Estate Group; Association Award - Luke Quickel, Hess Home Builders; Young Professional Award - Brian Werntz, Builders FirstSource; and President’s Award - Lexi Sauder, Premier Settlements.

Founded in 1956, the BIA of Lancaster County is a nonprofit trade organization comprised of builders, subcontractors, suppliers and other professionals involved in the home building industry. Its mission is to empower the Lancaster County building industry through advocacy, connection and professional growth by advancing quality housing and resilient communities.

Fire Company Posts Fastnacht Sale

Lafayette Fire Company, 63 Lafayette Way, Lancaster, will host its seventh annual Fasnachts for Fassnacht event. Fastnachts will be available for pickup on Monday, Feb. 16, from 5 to 7 p.m. and Tuesday, Feb. 17, from 5:30 to 9 p.m.

There is a fee per dozen or half-dozen, and the orders will consist of powdered sugar fastnachts and glazed fastnachts.

To order by Thursday, Feb. 12, visit https:// lfc63.square.site. Extra fastnachts will be available for purchase at the fire company on Feb. 17 while supplies last. Proceeds will benefit the Lafayette Fire Company’s cancer prevention initiatives.

Preschool Opens Enrollment

The Parent & Preschool Center, located at Mellinger Mennonite Church, 1916 Lincoln Highway East, Lancaster, has opened enrollment for the 2026-27 school year. The preschool serves children ages 2 and a half to 5. The 2- and 3-yearold class is offered two half days per week. Prekindergarten for 3- and 4-yearolds is offered two half days or two full days per week.

The prekindergarten class for 4- and 5-year-olds is offered two half days, two full days, or three full days per week.

The Parent & Preschool Center seeks to provide a loving and caring environment where students can develop socially, emotionally, physically, and cognitively. Students practice skills to strengthen motor development, participate in activities to build pre-reading and math skills, learn Bible stories, and more. Keeping a close working relationship with the local elementary schools is a priority as the Parent & Preschool Center helps children transition into the next stages of their education.

In addition to classes for children, the Parent & Preschool Center hosts a women’s group, The Well, which

A student from the prekindergarten 4- and 5-year-old class plays a number matching game.

meets on Tuesdays from 9:15 to 11 a.m. through the school year. This program is for all women, with or without children, in various stages of life. Child care is available during The Well for a donation.

Since 1977, the center has welcomed hundreds of children from various religious

and cultural backgrounds. For more information or to schedule a private tour, visit www.mellinger church.org/preschool, search for “Parent & Preschool Center” on Facebook, or contact Hannah Hardy at 717-397-5717 or preschool@mellinger church.org.

Strasburg Heritage Society Sets Meeting

The Strasburg Heritage Society will meet on Monday, Feb. 16, at 7 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church of Strasburg, 101 S. Decatur St.

Robert Frick, educator and historian, will share presentations on three individuals who made significant differences in the history of Pennsylvania and the United States of

America. He will speak on John Piersol McCaskey, Joseph Simon, and Thomas Wharton.

McCaskey was an educator, businessman, and civic leader in the Lancaster community. In 1865, he became the principal of Lancaster Boys High School, a position that he served in for 41 years.

Simon was the first member of the Jewish faith to live in Lancaster, arriving in 1740. He served his

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Wharton served his country as a businessman, a patriot, and the president of the Supreme Executive Council, the legislative body responsible to the Continental Congress of the newly formed United States.

The program is open to the public. Refreshments will be available following the meeting.

Mills Named VisionCorps’ Vice President of Development

Crystal Mills has been named the new vice president of development at VisionCorps. She began her new position in August.

Mills spent the last decade serving as director of development for Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health. She also previously worked for Hospice of Lancaster County and Susquehanna Bank.

Mills holds a bachelor’s degree in English and communications from Elizabethtown College and a master’s degree in fine arts from Drexel University. She

is an active volunteer with the Delaware Valley Golden Retriever Rescue.

VisionCorps is a nonprofit with a goal of empowering people who are blind or vision impaired to attain independence by providing them with tools and training, including employment. The organization serves almost 1,400 individuals with rehabilitation services in Lancaster, Lebanon, Chester, York, and Adams counties. VisionCorps’ prevention services include KidSight, which screens more than 11,000 children annually for vision loss.

Ware Center Sets Film Screening

The Ware Center for the Arts, 42 N. Prince St., Lancaster, will present a screening of “Silent War: Asian American Reckonings With Mental Health” on Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 7 p.m. The event is part of the Ware Center’s On Screen/In Person film and filmmaker series and will include a community panel discussion and a post-screening question-and-answer period with the filmmakers.

“Silent War: Asian American Reckonings With Mental Health” is a documentary that confronts the deep silence surrounding mental illness in Asian American communities through stories of struggle, survival, and healing.

At 6:15 p.m., a pre-screening community panel discussion will take place. The panel will include Margaret Thorwart, director, Millersville University Center for Health Education & Promotion; Meagan How -

ell-Brogan, head of counseling services, Franklin & Marshall College; Irma Do, coordinator, Faith Communities Partnership, Mental Health America Lancaster; and Sandy Chen, featured in “Silent War,” who is currently pursuing a degree in psychology at UMBC.

There will be a free screening of the documentary at 7 p.m., followed by a question-and-answer period with director Changfu Chang and assistant director A.C. Brooke.

ASL interpretation for the pre-screening panel discussion and the post-screening question-and-answer period will be available, and the film is captioned.

Tickets are free but are required for entry.

To reserve tickets, visit www.artsmu.com, call 717-871-7600, or visit the Ware Center or the Student Memorial Center box office on the Millersville University campus.

LBC Plans Concert

Celebrating Musical Theater

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The special anniversary concert will welcome LBC alumni, former directors, and current students as

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