See your #GiveLocalYork dollars in action! Attorney Glenn Smith interviewed our 2024 Chuck Patterson Diversity Interns Christie Page and Isaac Praseedom. Christie will be interning in the York County District Attorney's Office - District Attorney Dave Sunday and Isaac will be interning at the Public Defender's office.
With your help, we can offer more internships to law students like Christie and Isaac and increase representation in our judicial system! Donate now: https://shorturl.at/BJL58
Happy New Year
Wishing you a very Happy New Year!
Supporting our youth
Last year the Bar Foundation provided $74,500 in grant funding to support dependent and delinquent youth through the Henry Lenz Memorial Fund–the largest amount ever granted in a single year in this fund’s history! Some of that funding allowed The Advantage Program to purchase a "super van" and provide their kids with incredible opportunities.
Your support of the Bar Foundation makes lifechanging impact. Help keep this essential work going by making a donation today: www.yorkbar.com/donations
Bryan Eras shares why the Clarence "Chuck" N. Patterson Diversity Internship is Important
And we're live - #GiveLocalYork has begun! The York County Bar Foundation is calling on you to help support the Clarence "Chuck" N. Patterson Diversity Internship Scholarship program and join the movement in creating a more equitable and inclusive legal community in York!
Hear from Bryan Eras, 2022 and 2023 CNP Intern, on the impact and importance of the CNP Internship program in his life.
YCBA will match donations $1 for $1 up to $5,000 and the Pullo Family fund will match donations up to $50 until the match fund is depleted. Donate now at: https://www.givelocalyork.org/organizations/york-county-bar-foundation-3b4711e3-966e-4438-80a5-34749245d33f
#CNPInternship
Happy Saturday everyone! Greetings from YCBA member Dave Mills on drums live at Central Market York with the fantastic music of The Sound of Roses!!
Judicial Candidates Forum
The York County Bar Association Judicial Candidates Forum is sponsored by the YCBA in partnership with CBS 21, York College of PA Center For Community Engagement The Arthur J. Glatfelter Institute for Public Policy, The York Daily Record/York Sunday News and brought to you by WRCTV. Moderated by Dr. G. Terry Madonna, Senior Fellow in Residence, Millersville University, panelists include Scott Fisher, Editorial Page Editor and Community Engagement Editor, York Daily Record/Sunday News; Mike Gorsegner, Reporter, CBS 21 News; Dionna Wright, Director of Community Conversations, Center for Community Engagement, The Arthur J. Glatfelter Institute for Public Policy, York College of Pennsylvania.
Three candidates - Joe Gothie, Esq., Susanne Smith, Esq., and Steve Stambaugh, Esq.- running for the position of judge for the York County Court of Common Pleas were provided with an equal opportunity to address the public by answering questions developed by a panel of community leaders and attorneys. Judges elected to the York County Court of Common Pleas hear major civil and criminal cases, in addition to deciding cases that involve adoption, divorce, child custody, abuse, juvenile delinquency and dependency, termination of parental rights, estates, guardianships, charitable organizations and many other matters. On November 2, 2021 two Judges will be elected to the Common Pleas court to serve a 10-year term.
Special thanks to:
Moderator: Dr. G. Terry Madonna, Senior Fellow in Residence, Millersville University
Panelists: Scott Fisher, Editorial Page Editor and Community Engagement Editor, York Daily Record/Sunday News; Mike Gorsegner, Reporter, CBS 21 News; Dionna Wright, Director of Community Conversations, Center for Community Engagement, The Arthur J. Glatfelter Institute for Public Policy, York College of Pennsylvania
Timekeepers: Ann Marie McElwee, Esq., Tina Mobley
JFC Committee: Chris Ferro, Chair, YCBA President, The Hon. Stephen P. Linebaugh (Ret.), The
Inaugural YCBA Snowman Contest
Congratulations to the winners of the inaugural YCBA Snowman Contest!
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas...Santa and Mrs. Claus arrived earlier this evening for a special appearance at the YCBA holiday party! Nearly 360 attended including 130 children - a record turnout!! A wonderful time was had by all.
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