downtown York's destination for all things vintage apparel has opened up shop in East York and will retire its location on North Beaver Street in June In 2023, co-owners Jenna and Aaron Marshall closed their Royal Square location, which is now occupied by In Between Pages. the Marshalls have since wanted to expand their space to offer vintage furniture like they had previously their new location at 2510 Eastern Boulevard in East York can offer just that The Artemis Vintage location in downtown York at 57 North Beaver St. You will also start receiving the Star's free morning newsletter Beaches—East York 2025 federal election live results. Browse live results for all 343 ridings 206 of 206 polls are reporting as of 4:20 p.m. Follow our full coverage of the 2025 federal election 206 of 206 polls are reporting as of 4:20 p.m. Follow our full coverage of the 2025 federal election is projected to be re-elected in Beaches—East York Erskine-Smith has 39,801 of 58,753 votes (67.74%) is in second place with 13,825 votes (23.53%) and Shannon Devine Erskine-Smith has represented the riding since 2015 24,052 voters cast ballots at advance polls Looking for another riding? Here are the full results for the 2025 federal election. The Liberals have 169 races called in their favour They have 8,535,128 votes and 43.69 per cent of the popular vote The Conservatives have 144 races called in their favour They have 8,059,938 votes and 41.26 per cent of the popular vote The Bloc Québécois have 22 races called in their favour They have 1,232,095 votes and 6.31 per cent of the popular vote The New Democrats have seven races called in their favour They have 1,231,198 votes and 6.3 per cent of the popular vote The Greens have one race called in their favour They have 243,471 votes and 1.25 per cent of the popular vote There were three independents and four vacancies in the 338-seat Commons the Commons has grown by five ridings starting with this election This article was automatically generated using data provided by Canadian Press and will update as riding results become available Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Many Eastern York residents turned out Thursday night to oppose the school district’s restrictions on what pronouns LGBTQ+ students use But the opinion of someone who doesn’t live in the Wrightsville-area district appealed to the school board’s far-right majority who represents the Red Lion area in the state House and lives in Windsor Township warned the school board that Eastern York’s public schools would lose federal and state funding if they didn’t pass the anti-LGBTQ+ policy “If you are allowing this to happen in your school it goes against the executive order by the president that says this is no longer happening in your public school system,” Fink said apparently referring to Donald Trump’s order recognizing male and female as the only two sexes Trump’s order has had some real-world consequences such as forcing nonbinary and transgender people to choose “M” or “F” when they renew their passports MORE: Wrightsville's council elections likely to be at-large after borough has day in court MORE: Inside the pledge far-right York County school board members had to sign to get key PAC's endorsement MORE: Man killed in head-on crash with tractor trailer on Route 30 in Paradise Township But legal and medical experts say Trump’s order is grounded in a false understanding of biology and the law “President Trump’s executive order on there only being two genders is basically like saying the government has announced that there are two types of cancer: breast and lung,” said Dr professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine Trump’s passport restrictions have already been challenged in court although the American Civil Liberties Union has noted that it expects the administration to try to enforce the order in other contexts — including stripping federal funding for various programs Any of those applications of the order would be unconstitutional legal director at the ACLU of Massachusetts “This is yet another example of the Trump administration attempting to deny the dignity of transgender people and trying to push them out of public life,” Rossman said shortly after the passport lawsuit was filed in February Please consider subscribing to support local journalism. Eastern York’s school board has mulled various anti-LGBTQ+ policies It has delayed its pronoun restrictions as members considered versions drafted for other school districts by the Harrisburg-based Independence Law Center Christian law firm that’s promoted such policies at districts across York County They also considered input from the district’s own solicitors The pronoun policy was adopted in an 8-to-1 vote Thursday night Like many other policies passed by far-right school board majorities in recent years Eastern York’s requires parents to sign off on any difference between students’ pronouns and the sex that appears on their birth certificates Even if a student receives their parents’ consent the policy gives staff wide latitude to ignore those pronouns based on personal belief Board President Doug Bailey was joined by members Bryan Fink Bryan Walker and Richard Zepp in support of the policy The only dissenting vote was cast by Crystal Bolton It’s not clear if Bryan and Wendy Fink are related Wendy Fink has appeared at events in support of the political action committee although she doesn’t appear to hold a formal role with the organization The PAC endorsed Wendy Fink for reelection last year Outcry: When Wendy Fink initially stepped up to the microphone at Eastern York’s school board meeting Thursday she faced outcry from some audience members who noted that she doesn’t live within the school district she similarly spoke out at a Red Lion Area School Board meeting in support of that district’s anti-LGBTQ+ policies After the board permitted Wendy Fink to speak she warned that failing to adopt the pronoun restrictions risked losing federal funding — and that the state would not bail the district out “[There is] no more to give to you,” she said The board’s solicitor advised the board that local-level policies are not addressed in Trump’s executive order Board members didn't respond to the solicitor's guidance Wendy Fink did not respond to a request for comment Friday Residents speak: The majority of Eastern York residents who spoke out Thursday night opposed the policy you can’t do it,” Michelle Morningstar told the board Morningstar said the policy encourages students and the larger community to bully kids noting that she overheard one parent refer to a transgender child who performed in a recent school play as “it.” “whether they’re choosing to wear female clothes male clothes or whatever the hell they want to wear.” Morningstar said there are more important things to focus on — including addressing bullying in the schools Carissa Stoner told the board about how her son recently came out and was supported by his teachers which resulted in his grades improving and more “That all happened just because there was the ability to switch a name and a pronoun from one to another,” she said “It really doesn’t matter how you look at a child.” She said their vote on the policy is “very imperative” to her son’s safety in his father’s home “What are you doing on a school board?” she asked them “Go get a job at Sheetz if you really want to act like that.” I ask that you consider the children who will be left behind by these ILC policies MORE: PennDOT reopens bridge near Gifford Pinchot State Park MORE: Hanover man arrested after allegedly trying to choke girlfriend: police MORE: Judge rules on challenges filed against two candidates in York City Council primary race Eastern York’s new version of its pronoun policy wasn’t drafted by the Independence Law Center despite the far-right Christian law firm’s ubiquity in recent years have openly discussed the ILC and its policies at previous meetings the new version of the policy was drafted by Eastern York’s in-house solicitor who serves on Wrightsville’s borough council told the board to consider how they want to be remembered as a board that sends children into “decaying inequitable buildings while wasting taxpayer money on unnecessary policies that were implemented in secret warehouse meetings” or to make meaningful change that uplifts all students Trump actions: Trump’s actions were previously cited by Rohrbaugh in advocating for Eastern York’s anti-LGBTQ+ policies She’d originally wanted the board to move forward with the ILC’s version of the pronoun policy before the latest revisions by Stock and Leader “We’re asking you to write a policy the way we want it written,” Rohrbaugh told the district’s solicitor at a meeting in November Sabol said the firm’s job is to give the board legal advice and he was not going to comment on another firm’s policy that is used by other districts Sabol also pointed out that religious exemption is the “legal standard.” When Bailey asked Sabol if the other version of the policy violated Title IX Sabol said “our position as a firm is that that is not in line.” The school board has been considering this policy for several months the policy has been yanked from the board’s agenda at the last minute it was added back on the agenda the day before the meeting During a March committee meeting, Lawson asked the board to take up a bathroom and athletics policy similar to the ones passed by Red Lion’s school board in 2023 She mentioned the “law firm that wrote that policy was PA Family.” Lawson was referencing the Independence Law Center an affiliate of the Pennsylvania Family Institute The next board meeting is scheduled at 6 p.m. on April 15 at 720 Cool Creek Road, Wrightsville. The meetings can be attended in person or watched online through the district's YouTube channel By: 8:00 am on October 8 When YIMBY visited the site last August (as seen in the first photo above) we found the structure topped-out and awaiting exterior cladding we found the structure standing in apparently the same condition except that the chain link fence around the site has been removed and the lower level has been boarded up These signs strongly suggest that this is more than just a short pause in construction and that development is currently on hold altogether and the appearance of graffiti and advertisements on the structure and the boarding suggests that the project has persisted in ints current state for some time YIMBY hopes to see a resumption of construction at the project in the near future Subscribe to YIMBY’s daily e-mail Follow YIMBYgram for real-time photo updates Like YIMBY on Facebook Follow YIMBY’s Twitter for the latest in YIMBYnews ADVERTISEMENT Follow on Instagram © COPYRIGHT New York YIMBY LLC The Applebee's in East York is back with a new look new ownership and a new line-up of late night and happy hour specials It was damaged by a grease fire Sept. 25, 2024. Firefighters responded to the restaurant around 11:46 p.m. battalion chief for York Area United Fire & Rescue Three employees who were getting ready to leave for the night noticed a fire in the hood system of the kitchen area and called for help "We had fire showing from the roof when we pulled up," Russ said the eatery underwent a remodel after it was acquired by new ownership: The Rose Group a franchise company in the Greater Philadelphia area More: Nothing Bundt Cakes: York's newest cake shop is now open. Here's what they offer guests who visit during the month of April can enter to win free Applebee’s for a year (a $1,200 value) Applebee's is located at 101 Northern Way, York and is open from 11 a.m Happy hour offerings will feature drinks and snacks from 3 p.m you can enjoy half price appetizers and drinks but the first drive of Friday’s District 3 Class 4A quarterfinal clash between York-Adams Division II rivals West York and Eastern York was certainly a foreshadowing of what was to come at West York High School After the visiting Golden Knights received the opening kickoff the West York defense got a tackle for a loss on the game’s first play and a sack two plays later That set up an Eastern punt from its own end zone that was blocked and recovered out of bounds by the Bulldogs A charged-up West York crowd that was witnessing the program’s first District 3 playoff quarterfinal in a decade figured it was just the start of a big night for the Blue and White it wasn’t the type of night that anyone on either sideline expected A pair of field goals — one by each side — provided the only scoring over the final 46 minutes of action the 5-3 triumph gave the West York boys and head coach Ron Miller a lot to celebrate as the Bulldogs (9-2) moved on to the semifinal round next week “This whole thing is amazing,” a sweaty Miller said with a smile afterwards A team that was 0-10 just a season ago has brought back the good old days reminiscent of when Miller was regularly leading the Bulldogs to postseason success Since Miller stepped away after the 2014 season to end a nine-year run the once-proud program that owns three District 3 titles hadn't had too much to celebrate until Friday “This season has been amazing,” senior quarterback Isaac Roberts said “To go from 0-10 to now 9-2 and into the district semifinals … there’s no other feeling like it It gets all of us excited and me especially (as one of four seniors) I know the coaches are all really excited about this YAIAA Week 12 playoff roundup: Delone Catholic wins district title over York Catholic York-Adams League weekend scoreboard for Week 12 On a night in which the defenses reigned supreme — the two teams combined for 10 turnovers in the contest — Roberts provided most of what little offense the Bulldogs could muster He ran the ball 30 times for 99 yards to help West York maintain possession for a majority of the contest The Bulldogs couldn’t find much room against the Knights all evening and when they did — like when Roberts scored an apparent 6-yard TD late in the fourth quarter — penalties negated the advances The ball hardly left Eastern York territory in the first half but West York had only five points to show for it ,” Miller said with exasperation in his voice “We miss a wide-open guy in the middle of the field on a pass We have great field position and then we get a holding and it’s first-and-20 now "We’ve had a lot of first-down penalties throughout the year and I wonder Or is it something we’re not doing as coaches?’ I don’t know but it’s making these things a lot closer than I wish they would be,” he said The Bulldogs tallied four sacks while forcing five Eastern York turnovers who finished the regular season with the top-scoring offense in the York-Adams League were limited to a mere 127 total yards and finished with minus-6 yards rushing “The coaches do a good job with the defense at practice,” West York sophomore linebacker Daegan Trostel said The Bulldogs were constantly getting pressure on the edges on nearly every Golden Knights play While not one of the area’s bigger defenses in terms of size the Bulldogs make up for that with a ton of speed “I felt like we played aggressive,” junior linebacker Ibraheem Fuentes-Bream said “We kind of play with a chip on our shoulders because I don’t think that there’s any other team in the county that compares with us defensively We have a lot of young guys that stepped it up and we just go out and play with a high level of confidence.” as the West York offense couldn’t find the end zone in 13 possessions “The defense really kept us in the game,” Roberts said The Bulldogs’ two biggest plays of the night came in the second half starting with Roberts ripping off a 39-yard run that flipped the field position game in West York’s favor There was also a 20-yard pass from Jensen Ferber to fellow freshman Janziel Torres that got the Bulldogs near midfield before an interception gave the Knights the ball back That miscue — like many of West York’s five turnovers on the night — was erased quickly as the defense held Eastern without a yard over three downs before a fourth-down sack reclaimed possession “I just thought that we were going to get going and just go,” Miller said “but we just couldn’t get the ball in the end zone.” The Knights briefly took the lead early in the second quarter after their two biggest plays of the night offensively — a 39-yard catch and run by Draven Becknauld and a 25-yard reception by Nuh’si Valenti — brought them down to the West York 12 A pair of incompletions and a 3-yard loss moved Eastern back to the 15 before Landon Heiland connected on a 33-yard field goal to make it 3-2 Things could have quickly spiraled for the Bulldogs as after an illegal shift penalty to start the ensuing drive Roberts fumbled at the 24-yard line to give the Knights a prime chance to add to their lead But much like the way things went all night the West York defense responded immediately with senior Wykeen Martin picking off a Quinn Bramble pass The ensuing drive came close to the goal line before a 22-yard field goal by Tyler Koons made it 5-3 with 6:35 left in the half More: Central York football back in district semifinals, but Panthers aren't satisfied More: Warren scores 2 TDs as No. 6 Penn State routs Washington 35-6 Eastern York was seeking its first-ever playoff victory. Prior to consecutive appearances the last two years, the Knights had only reached districts twice as a program. Turnovers made the difference in a 29-23 loss at Milton Hershey in 2023 Coach Bud Kyle’s team will lose 11 seniors but return Bramble While West York enjoyed the emotions of a hard-fought victory Friday night Miller’s team will quickly turn its focus to the semifinals at No on Saturday afternoon to set up a clash against the Bulldogs at 1 p.m “We might be the last team standing from York County after next week and if you would have told anybody that West York would be the last team standing in York County nobody — and I mean nobody — would have believed you.”                            1st          2nd        3rd         4th         Final Eastern York       0             3             0             0             3 West York           2             3             0             0             5 Team Statistics  WY                      EY           First Downs         11                          7             Rushing                41-65                    24-(-6) Passing               11-19-1               16-35-3 Passing Yards     89                        133        Total Yards          154                       127        Fumble-lost         4-4                        2-2         Penalties-yards  6-40                      8-35       Punts-avg            4-31.5                  4-33.25 By: 8:00 am on July 9 1901-19 East York Street will offer a robust design with a heavy traditional influence which will be as welcome of an addition to the cityscape of Kensington as will its offering of 100-plus new residential units so we look forward to further progress on the development 1901-19 East York Street stands two short blocks to the east of the York-Dauphin Station on the elevated Market-Frankford Line which runs above the Front Street commercial corridor The renderings are definitely better looking than what was put up but it seems like it will be a good addition of quality housing stock for the area The architect’s sketch looks beautiful but will it look like that when it’s completed Are the trees going to be planted and who will water them until they get established These incidents were reported by police in the past week and reportedly occurred in the past two weeks There was one vehicle reported stolen in the district from April 24 to April 30 Toronto Police Service received 46 reports of a stolen vehicle between April 24 to April 30 including one in the district of East York In total 627 auto thefts have been reported in the City of Toronto since Jan 1 — down 80.8 per cent compared to the same period in 2024 A vehicle was reported stolen from a curbside near Field Avenue and Hanna Road on Saturday There have been eight auto thefts reported in Leaside-Bennington in 2025 Find out where auto thefts were reported in Etobicoke, North York, Old Toronto, Scarborough and York This story was automatically generated using open data collected and maintained by Toronto Police Service. The incidents were reported by police in the past week and reportedly occurred in the past two weeks, but recent crime data is preliminary and subject to change upon further police investigation The locations have been offset to the nearest intersection and no personal information has been included for privacy reasons Wendy Fink told the Eastern York school board Thursday night that the district would lose federal funding if it did not pass an anti-LGBTQ+ policy that restricts pronoun use "I assure you that if this policy and the other policies that you are considering tonight are not passed lose your funding," she said during the public comment period Fink told the board not to assume the state is going to make up for the lost federal funding because there is "no more money." She urged the elected leaders to consider whether the district can afford it Her comments prompted boos and a commotion from the audience A board member asked why the district would lose funding Fink replied that it would go against an executive order issued by the president but President Donald Trump recently signed one that only recognizes two sexes — male and female The district and a parent must go through steps to develop a gender accommodation plan for a student to use a preferred name and pronoun district staff are not required to use names and pronouns that violate their religious beliefs or "unconstitutional compelled speech." The Dover Area school board adopted a similar policy last week Residents spoke out during the meeting against the policy One transgender student described to the board the struggles they face and how others treat them "It just really sucks to just like listen to people every day that don't even care about me and people like me," the student said Some in the crowd gave a standing ovation after the student's speech It would have been easy to write York Suburban boys’ basketball off as a division or district contender after a pair of all-star guards left the Trojans for prep schools last spring But a key addition and a veteran group have kept the engine running York Suburban seized solo first place in the York-Adams Division II standings Friday with a 58-52 home victory over Eastern York The Trojans improved to 10-3 overall and 5-0 in the division while handing the Golden Knights (9-2 The hosts jumped out to an early lead and never trailed by more than one point but the contest remained close from start to finish After trailing 20-12 through the first quarter Eastern closed the gap to 27-26 at halftime and trailed just 36-35 at the end of three periods who returned to Suburban for his junior season after starring at Susquehannock last winter Senior Kai Stryhn — two weeks removed from reaching 1,000 career points — added 11 Eastern senior Carter Wamsley led all scorers with 21 points Senior Noah Cunningham nailed four 3-pointers to finish with 12 The Golden Knights had won eight straight since a Dec The visitors took their first lead of the game at 35-34 on a Cunningham triple late in the third quarter only for Leonard to battle through a foul for a go-ahead layup at the end of the frame He did the same to make it 40-39 early in the fourth then Kane Stryhn’s 3-pointer and Kai Stryhn’s 3-point play ballooned the lead to 46-39 with 3:38 remaining Eastern never got closer four down the stretch as Suburban sank 11 of its 16 free throws in the final quarter (14 of 21 overall) The intensity of the season only ramps up from here The Golden Knights host West York on Monday to kick off a stretch of 11 scheduled games in 19 days All three D-II contenders will meet again later in the month before turning their focus to the postseason where Eastern will look to defend its District 3 Class 4A title and Suburban will attempt to one-up last year’s run to the District 3-5A semifinals There were plenty of thrills throughout the York-Adams League’s 22-game boys’ and girls’ basketball slate Friday York-Adams League weekend scoreboard for Jan. 10-11 York-Adams League 2024-25 boys' basketball standings & stats York-Adams League 2024-25 girls' basketball standings & stats Northeastern 59: The visiting Wildcats (7-4 3-2) pulled off the most stunning comeback of the season erasing a 26-point deficit and capturing the victory on Tyrell Etheridge’s tip-in at the buzzer Dallastown trailed 54-31 through three quarters and still faced a 57-38 gap with 5:11 to play The margin reached single digits with 2:40 left and was suddenly 58-54 with 1:25 on the clock Jalen Cook tied it on a putback with 20 seconds left Northeastern turned it over out of a timeout and Cook’s driving layup was rebounded by Etheridge as time expired and the Wildcats poured onto the court Chase McLane scored 15 of his 20 points in the fourth 1-3) with 20 but went scoreless in the fourth 2-3) received 21 points from Kayleb Allen but dropped their third straight game in a four-day span reminiscent of their 28-7 halftime lead against Spring Grove three nights earlier The offense picked up in the second half and Isaiah Ogurcak reached 20 points with Kade Shepherd adding 19 and Ben Martin scoring 16 Red Lion boys' basketball looks to continue winning ways with reloaded roster Susquehannock 41: The host Colonials led 16-7 and 30-16 after the first two quarters and improved to 7-5 (3-2) Brody Holmes scored 22 and Brayden Billman added 15 Joe Fuller tallied 20 for the Warriors (2-9 Dover 48: Dylan Logue scored 18 points and went 6-of-8 at the foul line while Ryan Perzanowski was 9-of-12 at the stripe and finished with 15 to help lead the Rams (3-9 1-5) to their first D-II victory of the season Bermudian Springs 55: Despite making just 6 of 15 free throws overall and 2 of 9 in the fourth quarter Braden Smith scored 16 and Brayden Clabaugh had 15 for Delone which trailed 34-29 at intermission but led 49-44 entering the fourth Bermudian’s Dylan and Lane Hubbard piled up 23 and 12 Littlestown 36: The visiting Fighting Irish (8-3 then opened up a 48-22 lead by the end of the third while Jake Dallas finished with 14 and Sean Devitt notched 13 Peyton Bossom had 18 for the Thunderbolts (3-9 3-2) led 27-9 after the first quarter and 43-21 at intermission then outscored Fairfield 17-1 in the third period for the exclamation point Rodney Hicks scored 20 and Mekhi Marks had 13 Hanover 45: The Canners broke a 37-37 tie through three frames and picked off their second win of the season improving to 2-10 (2-4) while the visiting Nighthawks dropped to 2-10 (1-5) Conestoga Valley 32: The Bulldogs (9-4) went on the road and led 21-5 after a quarter before cruising the rest of the way South Western 48: The visiting Lions (14-0 5-0) trailed 32-23 at halftime but roared back to take a 42-39 lead into the fourth quarter Julia Sedora scored 13 of her game-high 17 in the second half; Reagan Smith tallied 14; and Bekah Sedora and Madi Sechrist scored 11 apiece Carly Louey and Maci Shaffer each notched 11 for the Mustangs (7-3 Northeastern 28: While Red Lion looks like the YAIAA’s team to beat the defending league champion Wildcats (10-2 The hosts jumped on the Bobcats early and led 36-13 at the break Praise Matthews finished with 17 and Alonna Dowell added 16 Lauralye Kennedy scored 10 for Northeastern (2-10 2-3) raced out to a 26-5 lead and took a 28-10 advantage into intermission Jayda Price and Kimora Hawkins scored 12 apiece for York Eastern York 35: An upset alert was in effect for most of the night here 4-1) overcame a 34-31 deficit with a strong defensive fourth quarter which shot just 12-of-27 from the foul line Emerson Seitz and Ivory Strausbaugh scored nine apiece for the Golden Knights (7-6 who made eight 3-pointers but sank only three 2s and went 5-of-13 at the line 3-2) led 16-4 after the first quarter and the Rockets (2-10 Elena Snyder hit four 3s and scored 20 for Susky while Kacie Boyer scored 10 for the visitors 4-2) added on with a 17-6 third quarter and rolled to the home victory over the Eagles (2-10 while two players on each side finished with eight Fairfield 33: The battle of winless teams went to the Spartans (1-11 who received 26 points from Anna Foster in the road triumph Cadence Holmberg scored 17 for Fairfield (0-11 but the Green Knights saw a 24-18 halftime lead turn into a 29-24 deficit after a scoreless third period Bermudian Springs 32: Reece Meckley poured in 20 points and Megan Jacoby added 13 for the Squirettes (9-2 who led 28-17 at halftime and 45-27 through three frames Paisley Boyer hit four 3s and led the Eagles (5-6 Littlestown 24: The division race is still controlled by the Irish (10-1 who led 39-16 at the break and cruised past the host Bolts (2-10 while Katie Bullen and Jaydyn Brown each added 12 Hanover 41: Claire Roberts and Eva Hollabaugh scored 18 apiece and Kierney Weigle chipped in 15 for the visiting Canners Riley Stigler and McKenna Hess scored 13 apiece for the Nighthawks (3-9 Lower Dauphin 47: Reagan Doll nailed six 3-pointers and finished with 27 points as the host Bulldogs improved to 8-4 which inducted two new members of its girls’ basketball Hall of Fame — Ann Deibert (Class of 2010) and Olivia Manges (Class of 2012) — before the contest Girls: South Western bounced back in a big way handling York High 55-24 in a Division I game rescheduled from Tuesday Carly Louey tallied 18 points and Cali Cook recorded 16 to lead the Mustangs (8-3 who led 16-2 and 37-12 after the first two stanzas York Catholic climbed to 11-1 (6-0 Division III) with a 51-14 rout of York Tech (1-12 Mariah Shue scored 20 for the Irish; Anna Foster led the Spartans with 10 rebounded from Friday’s loss with a 66-31 victory at Fairfield The Eagles are 6-6 (4-2) and the Green Knights are 0-12 (0-6) Central York moved its game from the afternoon to the evening so members of its basketball community could attend memorial services for longtime coach Scott Wisner, who died of brain cancer last week. The Panthers capped an emotional day with a 44-31 home triumph over Reading spearheaded by 14 points from Kylie Rebert behind Reece Meckley’s new career high of 22 points The host Squirettes (10-2) survived a 25-point outburst from Saints standout Sydney Corado West York’s scheduled game against Ephrata was postponed York High celebrated its fourth straight win Saturday afternoon as Nasir Barnes sank a buzzer-beater in traffic to lift the Bearcats past Exeter Township Yoziah Romero led the Bearcats (9-5) with 17 David Warde put up 15 and Barnes tallied eight The teams were knotted at 61-all after regulation Kennard-Dale won the first double-overtime game of the YAIAA season in 87-84 fashion over York Tech Ryder Coomes nailed buzzer-beating 3-pointers at the end of regulation and the first overtime to keep the Rams afloat and Max Perzanowski poured in 29 points to Coomes’ 22 to help K-D (4-9) seal the deal Rodney Hicks scored a whopping 48 — the highest output for any local player in multiple seasons — to lead a riveting effort for the Spartans (6-5) 'It's tough': Penn State football reflects on loss, 'what ifs' after heartbreaker to Notre Dame NFL: Jackson, Henry lead the way as Ravens run over rival Steelers 28-14 in AFC playoffs although the last day of business is uncertain According to a recent quarterly filing, Big Lots expected to open three stores and close 35 to 40 locations this year "While we made substantial progress on improving our business operations in Q1, we missed our sales goalsdue largely to a continued pullback in consumer spending by our core customers, particularly in high ticketdiscretionary items," said Big Lots President and CEO Bruce Thorn, in a company report this year. we’re taking aggressive actions to drive positive comp sales growth inthe latter part of the year and into 2025 and to maintain year-over-year gross margin rate improvements,all driven by progress on our five key actions." It was damaged by a grease fire Sept. 25, 2024 Applebee's is located at 101 Northern Way, York and is open from 11 a.m OpeningsSecond Chance Plants: 1071 Haines Road an Overstock Plant Outlet run by Dover-native Chase Hafer and David Zablocki is now open in the East York Haines Acres Shopping Center growers and greenhouses available at steep discounts The York location marks the brand's third store with the other two in Lancaster and Towson and it's stocked with an assortment of hanging baskets "We have a very popular location in Lancaster that many folks from York visit so we decided to open a new location for York to have its own," said co-owner Chase Hafer the York location will be giving away a free bag of potting soil with every purchase $25 or more Second Chance Plants is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m individual and full-size bundt cakes in a variety of flavors And the cakes aren't dense or topped with powdered sugar The brand is actually known for its incredibly moist cakes and signature piped cream cheese frosting that fills its gaping hole Run by the Winters family - who own the Nothing Bundt Cakes Lancaster location where all the cakes are baked - the York storefront decorates and sells miniature cakes called Bundtinis and 8- or 10-inch Bundt Cakes in 12 flavors white chocolate raspberry and pop-up flavors: Churro de Chocolate and Churro Dulce de Leche a destination for Thai cuisine and homemade gelato in downtown York "We are retiring and will be closing Esaan’s doors at the end of March, and we are eager to enjoy new adventures in our lives," owners Jai and Sam Delp said in a Facebook post recently "It has been our absolute pleasure serving you and a privilege to share our love of Thai food and gelato with you." Upon announcing the closure of the restaurant the community reflected on the good times at Esaan which were made in part to the memorable pan dan gelato After five months in business, Sweets & More Ice Cream, an ice cream shop in downtown York that opened back in July Located in the former Pardon My French space on North Beaver Street the ice cream shop that was operated by Nicole Brillhart offering flavors from Windy Knoll Creamery based in Chambersburg H&H General Excavating Co.: 660 Old Hanover Road a family-owned contractor in Spring Grove has announced that after 53 years of in the mulch business Old Castle Lawn & Garden has purchased the mulch operation at H&H General Excavating "We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has supported us over the years," according to a Facebook post by the business "We deeply appreciate your trust in our products and services We also apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding during this transition." Explore York celebrates 60 years of tourism The York County Convention & Visitors Bureau is celebrating its 60th anniversary in April Explore York was founded in 1965 as “The Colonial York Tourist Bureau," and over the years the organization played a pivotal role as the official tourist promotion agency and destination marketing organization for York County Explore York has been a driving force showcasing the best of York County to visitors near and far,” said York County President Commissioner Julie Wheeler Explore York has made significant strides in promoting the county’s unique attractions and events and is the third-ranked county in the Dutch Country Roads Region for visitor spending and has been recognized with the Destination Marketing Accreditation Program (DMAP) seal of accreditation from Destinations International Toronto police received a call at around 7:30 p.m on Thursday for reports of a robbery in the Thorncliffe Park neighbourhood Toronto police said a 'quantity' of cellphone merchandise was stolen Thursday night Toronto police said a “quantity” of cellphone merchandise was stolen Thursday night A smash-and-grab robbery at a cellphone store in an East York mall has police searching for three suspects Just after 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Toronto police were called to Overlea Boulevard and Thorncliffe Park Drive area The robbery occurred at a store inside East York Town Centre Three suspects wearing masks smashed display cases with hammers, according to a post by police on X Police said that a “quantity” of merchandise was stolen There are no reported injuries as a result of the robbery Descriptions of the suspects and the getaway vehicle are not yet available This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Toronto police are searching for a 21-year-old man in connection with a sexual assault investigation Investigators were called to the Donlands Avenue and O’Connor Drive area just after 11:30 p.m on March 12 for reports that someone had been assaulted Police say the victim claims a man held them against their will and also sexually assaulted them on several occasions between March 8 and March 12 An arrest warrant has been issued for Balin Scott of no fixed address He’s wanted on three counts of sexual assault and two counts of failing to comply with a probation order The effort to relieve congestion with a tunnel under Highway 401 is now on PM Mark Carney's radar Premier Ford listed the project as one of Ontario's top priorities in need of federal support Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls on Prime Minister Mark Carney to prioritize a list of projects including the proposed Highway 401 tunnel Monday is calling for rain and thunderstorms Stella Acquisto has the long-range forecast Could we see another indefinite pause on postal service in the country Negotiations are underway again as Canada Post and the workers’ union try to cut a deal to avoid a lockout or strike later this month listen to NewsRadio Toronto live anytime and get up-to-the-minute breaking-news alerts weather and video from CityNews Toronto anywhere you are – across all Android and iOS devices Toronto Fire confirmed that the leak has been contained to the building and doesn’t pose any danger Toronto Fire Services responded to reports of a hazmat incident on Curity Avenue on Monday A food production facility in East York has been evacuated as firefighters respond to a chemical leak Toronto Fire Services responded to reports of a hazmat incident on Curity Avenue at 2:40 a.m Though crews are still on scene assessing the situation Responders are making a “strategic plan” to stop the leak and have set up hazardous material trucks in the Hollinger and Northline Roads area Less than a year after Troy Sowers took over the reins as head coach of the Eastern York boys’ basketball program Sowers, who led the Golden Knights to the District 3 Class 4A title in March Eastern officially completed a 360-degree transition Thursday by formally approving Justin Seitz “I resigned from Eastern York in April,” Sowers said “I decided to retire from teaching at York High on Sept which is 45 minutes away from Eastern York and not knowing what my new job/career would be during next season It wouldn't be fair to Eastern York and my players “I've made great relationships with my players this past year and will miss them I wish them the best of luck with their new coach The Golden Knights posted a 20-9 record under Sowers including a memorable run through the district and state playoffs After settling for a third-place finish in York-Adams Division II Eastern York reeled off a three-game sweep in the District 3 playoffs defeating Octorara and top-seeded Berks Catholic before pulling away from Big Spring in the championship game at Hershey's Giant Center The win marked the fifth district crown for Sowers who won three such titles with York High's boys and added another with the Spring Grove girls in 2021 MORE: Central York football defensive back Saxton Suchanic commits to UConn MORE: Sports Q&A with Dallastown senior, Arizona State football pledge Michael Scott MORE: Former YMCA of York swimmers compete at U.S. Olympic Trials who went 76-49 in his first five seasons with four appearances in the district playoffs and two trips to states as will all-star forward and NCAA Division I prospect Carter Wamsley The senior class also includes Anson Morcos completed his four-year college basketball career at Marywood this past spring Where Sowers will wind up next is anyone’s guess is that the former West York and Spring Grove girls’ and York High and Eastern York boys’ coach plans to be back on a sideline sooner rather than later “I don't think I'm done coaching yet,” Sowers said I believe I will coach again sometime and somewhere that can fit into my new career and be closer to home My faith as a Christian allows me the comfort of knowing that God is in control." Toronto police said two women were approached by a man asking for help on Monday evening in the Pape Avenue and Gamble Avenue area Two women accompanied the man to his home and one was assaulted Police who believe there may be more victims A Toronto man has been arrested after a woman was sexually assaulted as she tried to help a man who claimed to be visually impaired and lost Two women were approached by a man on Monday evening in the Pape Avenue and Gamble Avenue area, in East York. The man said he was lost and visually impaired, and needed help getting home, Toronto police said in a news release where one of the women was sexually assaulted A 39-year-old man from Toronto has been charged with sexual assault He was scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 416-808-5500 or anonymously through Crime Stoppers at www.222tips.com There were three vehicles reported stolen in the district from April 17 to April 23 Toronto Police Service received 36 reports of a stolen vehicle between April 17 to April 23 including three in the district of East York In total 584 auto thefts have been reported in the City of Toronto since Jan 1 — down 81.1 per cent compared to the same period in 2024 A vehicle was reported stolen from a residential parking lot near Donlands Avenue and Plains Road on Thursday This was the first auto theft reported in Old East York in 2025 A vehicle was reported stolen from a curbside around Milepost Place and Thorncliffe Park Drive on Wednesday There have been six auto thefts reported in Thorncliffe Park in 2025 A vehicle was reported stolen from a curbside around Wolverleigh Boulevard and Woodbine Avenue on Monday There have been three auto thefts reported in Woodbine-Lumsden in 2025 The ReImagine Gala at the Four Seasons paid tribute to Susan Niczowski John and Randi Bitove and Della and Nick Bitove Christina Argiro and Steven and Vanessa Tallis The ReImagine fundraiser paid tribute to Susan Niczowski The Macedonian community honoured one of its own at the Four Seasons in Toronto on Nov when the ReImagine gala paid tribute to Susan Niczowski The event raised more than $825,000 to help expand and redevelop Canadian Macedonian Place a seniors home that opened its doors in East York in 1978 The sold-out celebration of Macedonian culture — featuring performances by Sean Jones and Elise LeGrow folk dance group Makedonka and the Lemon Bucket Orkestra — was co-chaired by Vonna Bitove and Marilyn Trentos A unique exchange board rests on the front lawn at 283 Mortimer Ave. or leave a trinket that converts into a special keychain with nails sticking out so poeple can hang keychains A sign beside the board tells visitors to check their Instagram account for newer additions says the board was inspired by an artist on TikTok “I thought it was an amazingly fun idea,” Barrett told the Toronto Observer so there’s lots of pedestrian traffic and I just knew the community would love it.” The first keychains that were put up included a soda can Keychain and trinket exchange boards originally started in Portland, Or., from the work of an American visual artist named Mike Bennett. His free keychain library can only be found through a clue, creating an adventure for the missing treasure. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mike Bennett! (@mikebennettart) The exchange board is not only about discovering new items, it also aims to bring joy to the community. “Sometimes we’ll be sitting out there and someone will come along, and it brings us such joy to see their face light up when they read the little sign,” Barrett said. Visitors get excited to see the board, take photos, or let the community know about the board. “It has made us so happy to see that it brings others so much joy,” said Barrett. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @eastyorkkeychainexchange After the board was created in the summer, Amanda and her kids have been going out nearly every day, looking for their newest addition. On their Instagram account, the board is promoted through a series of posts or reels. The posts mostly showcase new keychain additions. The account currently has 134 followers on Instagram, with frequent users commenting on posts. Barrett turns trinkets into keychains, and shared the process of how they’re made. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @eastyorkkeychainexchange “We’ll go to Value Village or another secondhand shop and scour all the toys,” said Barrett Going to shops allows for Barrett and her kids to find uniquely designed keychains to attract more visitors Many of their favourite keychains and trinkets have characters from TV or cartoon shows “Like old fashioned shows,” said Amanda’s son With the amount of keychains and trinkets currently in place Barrett has plans to make the board much bigger with the current goal being to keep it stable for the winter “It needs doors,” Barrett said Barrett’s board has been getting lots of attention on social media and another woman has decided to make her own board People have gotten out of their cars solely to take pictures of the board The success of the exchange board has overjoyed Barrett with the thought of a little exchange community happening with more people creating their own uniquely themed boards across Toronto “Maybe a little movement in the city,” said Barrett The Toronto Observer is an award-winning news organization staffed by journalism students at Centennial College in Toronto © The Toronto Observer | Produced by Centennial College journalism students Live Ontario election results for the riding of Beaches—East York 42 of 42 polls are reporting as of 12:53 a.m Follow our full coverage of Ontario election 2025 is projected to be re-elected in Beaches-East York McMahon has 21,545 of 42,072 (51.21%) votes cast is in second place with 9,660 votes and Anna Michaelidis of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario McMahon has represented the riding since 2022 Looking for another riding? Here are the full results for Ontario election 2025. the Progressive Conservatives have 80 races called in their favour They have 2,158,452 votes and 42.97 per cent of the popular vote The New Democrats have 27 races called in their favour They have 931,796 votes and 18.55 per cent of the popular vote The Liberals have 14 races called in their favour They have 1,504,688 votes and 29.95 per cent of the popular vote The Greens have 2 races called in their favour They have 242,822 votes and 4.83 per cent of the popular vote Independents have one race called in their favour There are shops you walk into that just seem to pause time — the lighting the quiet sound of people thumbing through books or flipping through a stack of records and the friendly conversations you catch every once in a while The popularity of used bookstores and collectibles shops in East York is proof that people are able to find community in the places they visit and the things they consume “I think the people who live here and the people who shop here support the fact that we’re not owned by some big corporation,” said Christopher Sheedy at the corner of Donlands and Sammon Avenues a store that resells collectible toys and records “I think this will go as an ongoing business because a sense of community,” said Cameron Stannard but it’s kind of a niche market for everyone.”  he notices at least half of his customers are under the age of 25 And he says neighbours shopping local contribute to each other’s success “We’re people who work and live in the neighbourhood and support the neighbourhood,” he said “Because we also shop at each other’s stores there’s a community in that way of mutual support.” The 2022 Canadian Book Consumer survey by BookNet Canada shows that 23 per cent of the participants chose to shop in independent bookstores to support their community 18 per cent of the time just to browse books to pass time used bookstores were the only way I could afford to read I always thought that would be a cool job to have and it would be even better if I owned it,” he said When discussing what sets his shop apart from increasingly popular online shopping “I think the physicality of it and the relationship that we have with our customers — where people can come in and ask for ‘I really like this kind of book and what can you can you suggest?’ — Amazon doesn’t have that,” Sheedy said demand for collectibles in the region goes beyond just collecting so it kind of forms a sense of community,” he said so there’s something for people that are five and people that are 50,” he said “That’s why I think it’s a shop for everyone and that’s why it’s withstanding the test of time,” Stannard said Three candidates in the Beaches–East York provincial riding squared off on the debate stage on Feb The debate took place at Kingston Road United Church and was moderated by Beach Metro Community News and the Balmy Beach Residents Association The candidates present were Liberal and most recent Member of Provincial Parliament for the riding the NDP’s Kate Dupuis and the Green Party’s Jack Pennings Conservative candidate Anna Michaelidis did not attend the debate, having informed the organizers ahead of time she would be unable to and Dupuis made note of that in her opening statement “You’ll notice our Conservative colleague didn’t even come to be with us here tonight,” Dupuis said “This election is an opportunity to elect an MPP who will work as hard as you do an MPP who will put the priorities of the people before the well-connected and their pals and the super rich.” All three candidates tabled their respective party’s plan to make housing more affordable for Torontonians “Ontario is woefully behind in housing starts,” McMahon said “So [the Liberals are] going to cut development charges eliminate the provincial land transfer tax for first-time homebuyers McMahon also mentioned a need to build more “affordable but didn’t say how many homes the Liberals plan on building something both the NDP and Green candidates did The Liberals also plan on introducing a Better Communities Fund to help municipalities cover infrastructure costs, according to their platform According to the Canadian Housing and Mortgage Corporation data quoted by the Smart Prosperity Institute in Ottawa, “Ontario started 13,000 fewer homes from January to October 2024 than in the same period in the previous year as opposed to the rest of Canada starting 14,000 more homes.” has an incredible plan to address housing at various levels,” Dupuis said we must build homes: our plan includes building 1.5 million homes within the first decade upon taking government.” According to the NDP platform this will be primarily accomplished through Homes Ontario Pennings and the Greens put forth an even more ambitious plan: “The Green Party’s plan is to attempt to build two million homes and do so by building all within existing urban boundaries,” said Pennings “That’s going to be accomplished by permitting fourplexes everywhere in Ontario sixplexes in cities over half a million [people] and buildings with a storey limit of 11 along the major transit corridors.” The Greens also plan on eliminating the land transfer tax for first-time homebuyers The candidates also discussed the effects of Conservative Party Leader and most-recent Premier Doug Ford’s education cuts and creative solutions towards spending on education “It’s roughly $1,500 per student that has been cut by the PCs,” Pennings said “And that is the exact amount that the Green Party promises to restore for each student.” According to the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives the “Planning Provision” in Ontario’s Core Education Funding – which refers to money that isn’t allocated for a specific purpose and isn’t truly available to school boards – was up to $1.39 billion which accounts for 4.85 per cent of the 2024-25 Core Ed allocation and does work out to a shortfall of $1,500 per student Some actions the Green Party plans to take implementing class size limits and hiring more teaching assistants The NDP also touched on Ford’s cuts to education “Just here in the TDSB (Toronto District School Board) if we adjust for inflation and compare back to 2018 the Ford government has taken $15 million out of our schools,” Dupuis said In the 2023-24 school year, the TDSB reported a total funding gap of $201 million “The first creative solution is to fund school boards for the ministry of education to actually put money back into our schools.” McMahon said her party would “absolutely” invest in education The Liberal platform mentions plans to double annual capital funding for schools build 90 new schools over the next four years and expand funding eligibility and flexibility for the Safe Schools Grant program The PCs plan on investing $1.3 billion more to build 30 new schools and 15 school expansions across Ontario, according to their platform Beaches–East York voters who attended the debate said they found all three candidates appealing a 79-year-old retiree living in Beaches–East York Bockus said each of the candidates’ platforms were fairly well-defined “They’re close to each other on green issues,” Bockus said The candidates seem to have a pretty good grasp on where those issues affect the community; they’re obviously in touch with what the community needs especially in terms of more money on schools more money on housing and density issues.” Bockus said he hopes the candidates remain focused on the issues they talked about in the debate For 66-year-old retired gardener and landscaper she was “no clearer” leaving the debate than she was entering it “They broadened my knowledge as to themselves individually,” Vanderreest said Vanderreest said she wasn’t surprised Michaelidis was a no-show at the debate “I was not surprised that the PC candidate did not show up,” said Vanderreest I’m glad it gave more time to the other three to speak their piece.” The Beaches–East York local election office is at 2575 Danforth Ave The Toronto Observer is an award-winning news organization staffed by journalism students at Centennial College in Toronto, Canada. A 35-year-old man is under arrest after allegedly pulling a gun on someone in East York on Friday Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience Don't have an account? Create Account We apologize, but this video has failed to load.Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.Play VideoArticle contentToronto police say officers responded to a call for a person with a gun in the area of Danforth and Woodbine Aves “It is alleged that the suspect made arrangements to meet up with the victim,” Const Shannon Eames said in a statement released Saturday She said the suspect allegedly showed the victim what appeared to be a firearm and then fled the area The suspect was identified as Daryl Michael Boyd police said the suspect was placed under arrest The Toronto man is charged with one count each of carrying a concealed weapon and weapons dangerous and two counts of breaching a recognizance order He is scheduled to make a court appearance on Sunday morning Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 416-808-5500 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) cdoucette@postmedia.com transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. Read more about cookies here. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account The pedestrian was taken to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries Emergency crews responded to a female pedestrian who had been struck at around 4:35 p.m A woman is in hospital after she was struck by the driver of a vehicle in the city’s east end late on Friday afternoon Emergency crews responded to reports of a collision near Eldon and Weymouth avenues Responders found a pedestrian who had been struck. The driver remained at the scene, Toronto police said in a post on X The woman was taken to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries The intersection of Eldon and Weymouth avenues was closed as police investigated Residents across Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) are heading to the polls to cast their vote in the 2025 Federal election to elect a winning party and Members of Parliament (MP) find MP incumbents and winners as they get declared across the GTA as well as a leaderboard and interactive map updating in real time as votes are counted CityNews and NewsRadio will be live this election night across Canada. You can tune into the TV stream here and the radio stream here Incoming Alberta Conservative MP Damien Kurek has announced he will step aside so Pierre Poilievre can run in a byelection but here’s what needs to be done before then to ensure the government and parliament are functioning Bruce Fanjoy says he achieved something unexpected in Monday’s election — the defeat of a high-profile Conservative leader in his own riding — simply by showing up on doorsteps and paying attention… with $7,500 in grants from President’s Choice Children’s Charity and the information within may be out of date with $7,500 in grants from President’s Choice Children’s Charity to provide Aria with Specialized Preschool and Aaron with Speech Therapy “It’s wonderful to be able to help a child reach their full potential We are so proud to partner with President’s Choice Children’s Charity and to help children right here in our own community,” says Doug Davidson The team at Davidson’s valu-mart has raised money towards this gift through the generous support of its customers during in-store campaigns direct employee contributions and blue jean days for the staff at the store One hundred per cent of funds raised by President’s Choice Children’s Charity in Ontario go directly toward supporting Ontario families whose children have physical or development disabilities as well as nutrition programs aimed at fighting childhood hunger the President’s Choice Children’s Charity proudly granted almost $6.5 million to 940 families and 923 nutrition programs which feed over 100,000 children in Ontario the charity has awarded nationally more than $86 million reaching more than 1.3 million children across Canada Police are searching for a man following a sexual assault investigation in East York The incident occurred between March 8 and 12 in the Donalds Avenue and O'Connor Drive area The incident occurred between March 8 and 12 in the Donalds Avenue and O’Connor Drive area A man is wanted in a sexual assault investigation where a victim was “held against their will” in East York On Wednesday, police said they responded to call for an assault in the area of Donalds Avenue and O’Connor Drive The victim was both sexually and physically assaulted by a man on several occasions between March 8 and Wednesday, Toronto police said in a release on Friday.  An arrest warrant has been issued for a 21-year-old man of no fixed address, and released a photo of the suspect online He is wanted for a slew of offences including three counts of sexual assault forcible confinement and failing to comply with a probation order East Yorkers are standing strong in the face of the ongoing Canada-U.S trade war initiated by tariffs imposed by American President The ongoing trade war has led to price increases for several products of U.S and has encouraged several companies to highlight products of Canadian or other international origin and residents to not only shop Canadian but also fly the Canadian flag proudly Below are some photos of some of these products and other symbols of Canadian unity in East York: A woman has been taken to hospital after being struck by a dump truck in East York Toronto police were called to Pape and Mortimer avenues just before 2 p.m The female pedestrian was taken to hospital with serious injuries Witnesses tell CityNews the dump truck was making a right onto Mortimer from Pape when the pedestrian was struck on the southeast corner East York residents got together March 22 for a community lantern parade at Taylor Creek Park brought back the spring equinox celebration by popular demand from the community The lanterns represent the light spring brings Watch the video to learn more and see the parade in action