August 26, 2022

Looking to Fall; New Edition of Citizen News Quarterly

School is Back in Session
Starting Monday (8/29), busses will once again be rolling through neighborhoods and more traffic will be on the roads as parents drop off students. Please watch out for children heading to and from school, and remember to stop for the flashing red lights. To all our YCSD families, have a happy 2022-2023 School Year!

Tickets Now on Sale for October’s Home-based Business Conference
A full day packed with information for those who currently operate a home-based business and for those interested in learning how to get started. This is an in-person event offering specialty breakout tracks focused on all aspects of business development. The conference will be at Denbigh Community Center (15198 Warwick Blvd) on Friday, October 7. Doors open at 8:30 a.m. To review the preliminary schedule and purchase tickets, visit the conference registration site.

**As we look toward fall…Citizen News Quarterly is now online**

This issue celebrates Autumn and you’ll “fall” in love with this year’s events from Visit Yorktown, area attractions and museums. Easy to read with news from Fire & Life Safety, Parks & Recreation activities, reminders from Public Works, and “One More Thing” from County Administrator Neil Morgan.

Download or print it, and even view past issues. Check it out online today!

Citizen News Weekly/Quarterly is compiled and published by York County Public Affairs each Friday to share news and events with our citizens and neighbors. This weekly newsletter is placed on our website and delivered directly to your inbox. Questions? Contact Gail Whittaker, Public Information Officer: 757-890-3310 or whittgl@yorkcounty.gov.