Gingrich raps New York's Bloomberg on religion issue

LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich inserted himself into the long-running controversy about whether religious groups should be allowed to hold services in New York City public schools, and accused Mayor Michael Bloomberg of being "anti-religious." Gingrich made his comments on Friday in a speech to a coalition of religious leaders in Las Vegas ahead of Nevada's ...

SchoolBook: On Keeping Church and Schools Separate

After a long legal fight, some 160 religious congregations in New York City have until Feb. 12 to stop using schools as houses of worship, even though some religious leaders are still trying to win over local legislators to change the rules. The writer, a civil liberties lawyer, says the Department of Education is right to erect a wall between religious worship and schools.

On Keeping Church and Schools Separate

After a long legal fight, some 160 religious congregations in New York City have until Feb. 12 to stop using schools as houses of worship, even though some religious leaders are still trying to win over local legislators to change the rules. The writer, a civil liberties lawyer, says the Department of Education is right to erect a wall between religious worship and schools.

BOYS' HOOPS: York County Christian schools earn pair of victories

It was a good night for York County Christian school boys' basketball teams on Monday. Red Lion Christian downed visiting New Covenant Christian, 81-61, while the Christian School of York downed visiting Harrisburg Christian, 46-38.

Churches Push for Law Allowing Them to Remain in Public Schools

Advocates hope the State Senate will pass a bill in support of the New York City churches next week.