Posts Tagged ‘Tim Bupp’

FNLT Preservation Steps: Holiday Holly Walk

access_time Posted on: December 3rd, 2023

Location: Heartwood Nursery, 8957 Hickory Rd, Felton, PA 17322, USA Join FNLT supporters for this special insight into the unique landscape and operations of Heartwood Nursery, preserved by owner Sue Hunter in 2013.  In addition to the existing mature hardwoods tract, a large percentage of the property has been reforested with native species indigenous to the area. This is a great chance to learn about native species that can be added to your home property – regardless of the size – for beauty and the environment. Throughout the property, there are display gardens of varied species, and storm water management… read more »

FNLT Preservation Steps: Rambo Run Club

access_time Posted on: October 15th, 2023

Join long-time Rambo Run Club member Carl Knoch for walking history and anecdotes of the Rambo Run Club. RRC was incorporated as a non-profit in 1957, with one purpose stated as “preservation and propagation of fish and game for the purpose of supplying members with facilities for fishing with rod and line in the waters and territory of Rambo Run Club, and hunting and kindred recreations on the land surrounding such waters as they may own and control.” The geology of Rambo Run Hollow is an anticline where strata fold downward, creating a microclimate, resulting in the unusual flora and… read more »

FNLT Preservation Steps: Twin Arch Farm

access_time Posted on: October 1st, 2023

You’ll start on FNLT Executive Director Sean Kenny and his family’s preserved farm (known as Twin Arch Farm) and walk southbound along the Heritage Rail Trail, surrounded on all sides by miles of preserved land – and history!  Award winning author Scott Mingus will share the importance of the Northern Central Railway and the Howard Tunnel – he’ll have books for sale as well. As a rare treat, we’ll (very hopefully) get to see the Northern Central Railway train! Purchase your tickets to attend this event here: https://www.farmtrust.org/events-1/preservation-steps-twin-arch-farm CGA Law Firm is a Preservation Steps Sponsor. Attorney Tim Bupp is… read more »

FNLT Preservation Steps: Orchard Valley Farm

access_time Posted on: September 24th, 2023

Earl Brown and his son, Stan, had a vision when buying this dairy farm in the early seventies – to produce the best fruit in southern York County. Through hard work and income from the rest of their operation, that vision came to fruition. Scott and Dave, Stan’s sons, continued the Brown dream. That sense of family values and tradition continues today with the Strathmeyer family along with their partner, Dave Hopkins, when they purchased the farm in 2021. The idea was simply to continue Brown family’s vision. The 98-acre farm has strawberries, cherries, red and black raspberries, peaches, apples,… read more »

A New Taxpayer Benefit from SECURE 2.0: Converting a 529 Plan to a Roth IRA

access_time Posted on: September 22nd, 2023

The recent SECURE 2.0 Act enacted by Congress has introduced a series of new strategies to help reduce burdens on taxpayers. CGA Law Firm has previously reviewed the SECURE 2.0 Act in general and highlighted some of its advantages to taxpayers. Today we will highlight a beneficial move that can help you and your college-bound children or grandchildren benefit more from their dollars.  Utilizing a 529 Plan – a tax-advantaged college savings plan under IRC Section 529 – has long been a solid strategy for tax avoidance. A donor can set up a plan for college-bound family members, usually depositing… read more »

Five (or Six!) Mistakes to Avoid in Your Estate Planning

access_time Posted on: August 23rd, 2023

Estate planning offers protection and security for you and your family. Having well-crafted documents can help ensure your loved ones will be equipped to handle your estate matters smoothly without any disagreements or uncertainties. Nevertheless, numerous estate plans contain avoidable errors that only serve to complicate matters or even spark conflicts. Here is a list of common mistakes to avoid. 1. Identify your beneficiaries correctly. Too often, problems arise when a bequest to “John Smith” or “my niece Mary” goes astray. Our world is full of John Smiths and Marys, and problems can arise if bequests are identified too vaguely. Problems also arise if… read more »

FNLT Preservation Steps: George’s Court

access_time Posted on: August 18th, 2023

Driving up George’s Court to Jeff Brown’s and Joy Keller-Brown’s preserved farm you see vineyards and newly planted trees – lots of them!  Upon arrival you will be offered tastings of George’s Court wines while viticulturist Nancy Beard gives a short presentation about growing wine grapes.  Vintner Mickey Krauss will also give a talk on making wine.  Nancy has been the vineyard manager at George’s Court for over 40 years.  Mickey is American Wine Society’s number one amateur winemaker in North America.    You’ll then walk through The Glade, then into the Enchanted Forest with its fairy rings and The… read more »

The Importance of Estate Planning Before Walking Down the Aisle

access_time Posted on: August 7th, 2023

Your wedding is a time of bliss and endless possibilities for a bright future together. While planning for your perfect day, don’t forget to protect those you love, as you start your new life together. Marriage is the right time to ensure your estate documents are in order. As you prepare for your future, take the time to meet with your estate attorney. Putting into place your vital documents like Wills, powers-of-attorneys, and health care directives will help provide you with the peace of mind that you will need for your perfect day. A Will is an essential document that… read more »

FNLT Preservation Steps: Davidson Family Farms

access_time Posted on: August 6th, 2023

The classic red barns welcome you to Dave (past FNLT President) and Linda Davidson’s 300 acre family farm in Loganville, which has an array of farm crops, beef cattle, chickens and more.  We’ll gather near their homestead by the spring fed pond to learn why they fell in love with the land and the many reasons they preserved it with FNLT.   From there it’s a nice hike to the Codorus Creek Wetland & Stream Bank stream restoration project by RES. This project is the first wetland/stream mitigation bank in south-central Pennsylvania. You’ll hear some background from Dave and Linda,… read more »

FNLT Preservation Steps: Heartwood Nursery

access_time Posted on: June 11th, 2023

June 8 Edit: This event has been postponed to a later date. Join FNLT supporters for this special insight into the unique landscape and operations of Heartwood Nursery, preserved by owner Sue Hunter in 2013. In addition to the existing mature hardwoods tract, a large percentage of the property has been reforested with native species indigenous to the area. This is a great chance to learn about native species that can be added to your home property – regardless of the size – for beauty and the environment. Throughout the property, there are display gardens of varied species, and storm… read more »