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A portfolio of my work at the York Dispatch.
  • Sunday, February 8, 2004.Melanie Kimmel, 11 of Baltimore at center, leaps into the air with other dance students during a "master class" conducted by Gregory Nuber of the Mark Morris Dance Group, at the Stand-Capitol Performing Arts Center, Sunday afternoon. About 30 dance students, ages 10-18, from the Ballet Theatre of Lancaster, the Greater York Center for Dance, the William Penn Performing Arts Institute and the Experimental Movement Group took part in the one and half hour long session with the professional dancer, who was performing at the theater Sunday evening. As part of their outreach and education program, the Strand-Capitol holds "master classes" whenever an incoming performance will lend a teacher. For more information about possible upcoming "master classes" contact the Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center and ask about their outreach and education program. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Sunday, February 15, 2004.A snow tuber starts down the hill at Avalanche Express on Mt. Rose Avenue in York Township, Sunday, against a sunset backdrop. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Wednesday, February 25, 2004.Jordan, left, and Jesse Anderson, both 10 of Dallastown, take a close look at several massive white-tailed deer buck mounts in he Eagle Outfitters display at the York Outdoor Show. The show continues in Memorial Hall at the York Expo Center Thursday 69.m.-9:30p.m., Friday 12 noon-9:30p.m., Saturday 10a.m.-9:30p.m. and sunday 12 noon- 5p.m. Admission is $6, children $2, under 6 are free. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Tuesday, April 6, 2004.Firefighters hose down hot spots as the sun sets on the scene of a large storage building fire at 3421 Conewago Road in Dover Township, Tuesday afternoon. It took several hours for the firefighters to battle the fire at the Rutter's Livestock Farm, owned by Jerry Rutter. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Tuesday, April 6, 2004.Firefighters from ????? companies reponded to 3421 Conewago Road in Dover Township, Tuesday afternoon, to battle a large storage building fire at the Rutter's Livestock Farm, owned by Jerry Rutter. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Tuesday, April 6, 2004.Firefighters from ????? companies reponded to 3421 Conewago Road in Dover Township, Tuesday afternoon, to battle a large storage building fire at the Rutter's Livestock Farm, owned by Jerry Rutter. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Tuesday, April 27, 2004.Curtis Texter, 12 son of York City Councilman Cameron Texter, plays with balloons at Victory 04 headquarters on West Market Street, while local democrats wait for the primary election results to come in. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Sunday, May 9, 2004.Sunflower Mime Michelle Wasik, of Reading, performs on along West Market Street during the Old York Street Fair. Beautiful, sunny weather filled the streets for the annual mother's day event filled with music, food, arts and crafts. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Monday, May 10, 2004.Members of the U.S. Army Honor Guard carry the flag drapped casket of Spc. Martin Kondor to be transported to the cemetary following a memorial service, Monday, at Valley View Alliance Church. The 20 year old Eastern High School graduate was killed in action in a roadside bombing in Iraq, April 29. More than 400 friends and family attended the service. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Monday, May 10, 2004.Lynne-Marie Notchey places a rose on the casket of her fiance, Spc. Martin Kondor, following a full military funeral at Kreutz Creek Cemetery. Lynne-Marie and Martin were engaged in November 2003. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Monday, May 24, 2004.Dezera Dashae Davis, 4, pulles her brother Dakota Dashawn, 2, while swimming at Gifford Pinchot State Park, Monday, with their parents Bob and Hope of Hellam Township. With unseasonably warm temperatures, the family decided to take a dip to cool off. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Members of Lake Clark Rescue 60 bring a stranded motorist across a flooded section of River View Drive in East Manchester Township, Sunday September 19, 2004 in a rubber boat. The man's vehicle stalled as he tried crossing knee deep water spilling over the roadway from the Codorus Creek near Codorus Furnace Road. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Several men hold a rope to keep a house boat from floating away after the boat broke loose from it's mooring at Lake Clark Marina in Long Level, Sunday September 19, 2004. The boat, owned by Steve Wex, 28 of Quarryville at right, was safetly tied to shore after several hours of struggling to free it's mooring lines from debris. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Fred Wilson paddles his dog Dantes in a canoe to his home at 6168 River Drive in Hellam Township, Monday September 20, 2004. Many resident's of River Drive had to use boats to get to their homes as flood waters from the Susquehanna River still covered the road Monday evening. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Amanda Griffin, right, holds her brother Donald Williams during a vigil held for Bart Rohrbaugh Monday, September 27 on North Pine Street in York City where the 16 year old William Penn Senior High School student was shot and killed Sunday night. Nearly 100 friends, family and neighbors came out to remember the son, friend and schoolmate with candles, music and prayers. Many called on the community to stand-up to the increasing violence in their neighborhood. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Firefighters pull charred ceiling material from the living room of Ronald Baker's home at 1470 Chapel Drive, Manchester Township, Sunday October 31. Baker, 66, was returning home when he came upon fire police blocking the road. It was then he learned that his house, in which he's lived since November 1993, was in flames. John Pavoncello photo By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Volunteer Sharon Lytle, of Loganville, calls registered Republican voters from the Bush/Cheney headquarters on South Queen Street to remind them to vote, Tuesday November 2, 2004. John Pavoncello photo By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • James Coder of York City stands in front of the Democratic headquarters on West Market Street before leaving to join fellow Kerry/Edwards supporters on the streets of York, Tuesday November 2, 2004. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Carville, Peck" Foster, co-chairman of the York County Republican Campaign, stands in a dark, empty Victory 04 Center while taking a last minute call from a poll watcher, Wednesday November 3, 2004. Local Republicans cleaned out the Victory 04 Bush/Cheney headquarters on South Queen Street Wednesday morning. John Pavoncello photo By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • SPC. Matthew Andrews, of Salem Virginia, kisses his six year old daughter Karli while saying good-bye at the New Cumberland U.S. Army Reserve Center, Tuesday November 9, 2004. Andrews is one of fourty-two Army Reserve soldiers of the 453rd Finance Battalion (Detachments 1 and 2), of New Cumberland, PA., who are leaving for an 18 month tour of duty in Iraq. The 453rd Finance Battalion has the mission of paying soldiers and vendors, providing currency for military businesses, exchanging foreign currencies, answering pay inquiries for soldiers and providing banking support as needed..Leaving the New Cumberland U.S. Army Reserve Center, the soldiers will travel to Fort McCoy in Wisconsin for six weeks of additional training before heading to Iraq. John Pavoncello photo By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Lee Gross, 25 of Lewisberry, adjusts a snow gun as Ski Roundtop snow making crews worked through the night, Monday December 13, 2004 with the hopes of starting a good snow base for the 2004-05 ski season as temperatures finally dropped to below freezing. Workers set up more than 20 snow guns on the Minuteman slope creating an overlapping haze of fine snow, which over the next several days, should provide enough snow to open the slope Friday. John Pavoncello photo By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • A rainbow shines on North Codorus Township fire fighter Tim Stine as he stows fire hose during the calm after yesterday evening's thunderstorm. Emergency crews in the area were busy with accidents, fire alarms and wires down following the storm which brought wind, heavy rain and some hail to the Hanover area. North Codorus and Porters Sidling fire crews quickly doused a shed fire that started with a lightning strike on Stormy Hill Road. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Evening Sun Photo by John Pavoncello.Hundreds of people braved last evening's rains to take in the fireworks display in Hanover. Though some of the music was interupted, the fireworks went off without a hitch. By photographer John Pavoncello
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  • Evening Sun Photo by John Pavoncello.Honor Guard John Soffner, Missouri, joins fellow fire fighters to present flags to the families of each of the 101 fallen colleagues. By photographer John Pavoncello
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