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Pennsylvania College of Art & Design (PCA&D) is presenting the artwork of the Class of 2021. The exhibiting work is divided into two pillars of presentation: a digital thesis exhibition archiving each student’s capstone project and a spotlight gallery exhibition that highlights one work from each senior. The gallery exhibition has an accompanying publication which is also available online.

Both exhibits gather the individual works of each member of the Class of 2021 into a shared experience, a nod to nostalgia, and a tribute to the collective spirit of the time that characterizes a unique moment in college education.

“This is a remarkable and nimble class,” said Michael Molla, president of PCA&D. “They are graduating in a remarkable time and they have proven how resilient, resourceful, deft, and dexterous they are.”

The senior exhibition, “Sincerely Yours, the Resilient, the Perseverant, the Tenacious, the Tired, & the Determined,” is on display at PCA&D’s Main Gallery at 204 N. Prince St., Lancaster, and features one work of art by each senior in a physical exhibition. As part of a gallery internship, this exhibit was co-curated by five members of the Class of 2021: Nicole Denzler, Mandi Hall, Alexis Lebesco, Regina Marie Mehaffey, and Rachel Stork. Visitation can be arranged through a time-ticketed system at www.PCAD.edu.

The concept of a digital thesis exhibition premiered last year to spotlight the Class of 2020. The digital platform was launched as a new annual tradition and innovative approach to providing a greater online presence and exposure for the graduating class. It will also serve as an ongoing archive of alumni work. This year, the digital exhibition highlights the thesis work of 58 seniors from the animation and game art, fine art, graphic design, illustration, and photography and video departments. The work is available to view online at https://pcad.edu/gallery_exhibit /sincerely-yours.

The student co-curator model, introduced with the Class of 2020, expanded this year into a class in which the co-curators explored the history and theory of exhibitions. It aims to display the individuality of its members within a coherent exhibition that reflects these unusual times.

The exhibition is accompanied by a 137-page catalog designed by Kelly Phan, Class of 2022.

In addition to the five co-curators, the featured artists are Brendon Scott Adams, Artzbeat, Isaac Baker, Frank Barbera, Joanna Becker, Dorinda M. Benner, Jeremy Bensing, Jia Bernstein, Courtney Boyd, Riss Brendel, Daniel L. Cardona, Zorina Eckman, Benjamin Farley, Nathaniel Alex Gonzalez, Hannah Guldin, Alexander Gutierrez, Brandon Harris, Amanda Herr, Paige Hershey, John Hollas, Jolie Jones, Sydney Landis, Ken Donovan Landis, Brittany Taylor Lare, Sarah Lennon, Brianna Grace Linwood, Madeleine Lyash, Jeff Maisonneuve, Eion McCleary, Kaitlyn McCulley, Ayana Janell McGaw, Amelia Mellberg, William Metzinger IV, Lyzzi Michel, Hannah Miller, Mab Moon, Breanna Nelson, Karissa Nicole, Danielle Parker, Jadin Poliski, Dixon Y. PughCook, Maggie Riley, Will Riley, Spencer Robbins, James William Morrow Shepherd, Tessa Sherk, Lizbeth Sherlock, Kyeir Smith, Shazeem Sueksagan, Jericho Tulayan, Miles Warren, Seth Zeller, and Alex Zhao.

“Sincerely Yours” will be on display through Saturday, July 17.

Rugby Team Competes In Tournament

PA Classics’ Knightmare Rugby boys’ team competed in the Bishop Shanahan High School 10s tournament in Downingtown on April 18 against Roman Catholic High School of Philadelphia and Montgomery/Bucks Rugby Club.

The Knightmares won 27-0 against Roman Catholic and 5-0 against Montgomery/Bucks, dropping one match 12-21 to Bishop Shanahan. Scoring for the Knightmares were Donegal senior Taj Younger, Penn Manor junior Leif Heckaman, Hempfield seniors Luke Kreider and Nate Berger, and Hempfield juniors Jackson Pidcock and Jack Mulroney.

The Knightmares will continue to compete in weekend tournaments through Sunday, May 16. Knightmares Rugby is open to all high school students, currently drawing players from Donegal, Eastern York, Hempfield, Penn Manor, and Pequea Valley school districts.

For more information, visit www.paclassics.org and click on Rugby or contact knightmare rugby@gmail.com.

Senior Food Voucher Program Posted

Lancaster County Office of Aging announced dates for voucher distribution in the 2021 Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Voucher Program. Each eligible participant will receive vouchers to be used at approved farmers markets to purchase Pennsylvania-grown fruits and vegetables beginning on Tuesday, June 1.

To be eligible, seniors must be age 60 by Friday, Dec. 31, live in Lancaster County, and have a household income less than $23,828 for one person or less than $32,227 for two people. Seniors living in personal care or nursing homes are not eligible.

Distribution of vouchers will take place in several locations throughout the county. Distribution will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on all dates listed. All sites will be drive-through, unless otherwise noted. Due to COVID-19 and safety requirements, senior centers will not distribute the vouchers at any other time this year.

Eligible seniors may pick up vouchers on Wednesday, May 19, at Pavilion 3, Long’s Park, 1401 Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster; Thursday, May 20, at Next Gen Senior Center, 184 S. Lime St., Quarryville; Monday, May 24, at SACA Senior Center, 545 Pershing Ave., Lancaster (outside walk-up); May 24 at Penn Manor Comet Field, 1800 Millersville Road, Lancaster; Tuesday, May 25, at Glatfelter Memorial Field, 1249 Columbia Ave., Columbia; Wednesday, May 26, at Lititz Senior Center, 201 Market St., Lititz; Thursday, May 27, at Elizabethtown Brethren in Christ Church, 996 E. High St., Elizabethtown; and Friday, May 28, at Ephrata recCenter, 130 S. Academy Drive, Ephrata.

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For seniors who are not able to get to any of the above locations, mail-in applications are available. Seniors can either have a representative take their mail-in application to a drive-up event and obtain their vouchers for them or they can mail the application to the Office of Aging. There is a limit of four applications per representative. Vouchers requested by mail may take several weeks to process.

Mail-in applications can be obtained at www.lancoaging.org. Applications are also available by calling Lancaster County Office of Aging at 717-299-7979 as well as calling Columbia Senior Center at 717-684-4850, Elizabethtown Senior Center at 717-367-7984, Lancaster Rec Senior Center at 717399-7671, Lititz Senior Center at 717-626-2800, Next Gen Senior Center at 717-786-4770, Millersville Senior Center at 717871-9600, or SACA Senior Center at 717-397-6267.

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This will be the fourth year that proceeds benefit Lancaster Central Market. When asked why people should participate in the race, Dani Decker, communications manager at Central Market, said, “Because it allows Central Market to continue operating and to continue to be a source of fresh food for Lancaster city and the surrounding counties.” Although there are for profit businesses within the market, Central Market is run by a nonprofit. Events such as Red Rose Run help Central Market with outreach, employing staff, and maintaining the building. Although the race was different last year, the proceeds still made a huge impact on Central Market. “It was so important because we used the money to purchase hand sanitizer stations, provide masks to everyone who walked through the doors, and do thorough cleanings,” explained Decker

LOOP strives to make Red Rose Run better than the year before. This year, LOOP put together six different course options for those local to Lancaster. “Since the race is virtual, you can run it anywhere, but we put together these options to help guide people,” said Annie Weeks, director of LOOP. “It’s been a hard year for so many people, and this is a chance for everyone to do something together from all around the world. This is a city celebration. We’re celebrating community and we’re celebrating health.”

“As a city, we are all coming back together after a year apart, and traditions like the Red Rose Run are a great way to do that,” noted Decker. “Central Market wouldn’t exist without a community. The support we feel coming from the community is what keeps Central Market going.”

For more information about the Red Rose Run, visit http://bit.ly/RedRoseRun2021 or email loop@cityoflancasterpa.com. To learn more about the Central Market, visit https://centralmarketlancaster.com.

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If you suspect a stroke, quick action can reduce the chance of brain damage or disability. Calling 911 allows for trained medical staff to provide immediate care. Lancaster General Hospital is the only hospital in Lancaster County to perform mechanical thrombectomy, an advanced stroke procedure. Remember how to spot the signs of stroke using BE FAST (Balance, Eyes, Face, Arms, Speech, Time). Visit LGHealth.org/Stroke to learn more about the stroke warning signs.

Lancaster General Hospital is a Certified Primary Stroke Center by The Joint Commission.