Listening to Lancaster

For this installment of Listening to Lancaster, Hourglass was joined by Stacie Reidenbaugh of 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania for a conversation about the work of that organization throughout PA and how it relates to Lancaster County. The discussion also touched upon the future of planning and land use, intergovernmental cooperation, and how communities can become more sustainable. For more information about 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania, visit their website: http://10000friends.org/

For this episode of Listening to Lancaster, the Hourglass was joined by Josh Druce and Carol Simpson of the Coalition for Smart Growth. Their conversation with Jonathan Russell (Hourglass) covered a wide range of planning and smart growth related topics including an interesting discussion on the future of land use in Lancaster County.

The Hourglass was joined by Kevin Ressler (President and CEO of the United Way) for a discussion about Black History Month. The conversation also highlighted the work of the United Way’s Share Our Stimulus program. We hope you enjoy this enlightening conversation!

In this eighth episode of Listening to Lancaster Scott Standish (Lancaster County Planning Commission, Executive Director) joined Jonathan Russell (Hourglass, Executive Director) for a conversation about the work of the Lancaster County Planning Commission and the Places 2040 Comprehensive Plan.

Milzy Carrasco (City of Lancaster, Director of Neighborhood Engagement), Emma Hamme (Lancaster County Planning, Senior Countywide Planner), and Heather Valudes (Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Vice President) joined Jonathan Russell (Hourglass, Executive Director) for a conversation about the 2020 Census and the Lancaster County response.

Jonathan Russell (Executive Director of Hourglass) sat down (virtually) with Kevin Molloy (Executive Director, LCCCA) for a conversation about the Lancaster County Convention Center Authority during the Coronavirus pandemic.