Cleona News

CRASH: Christopher L. Desmone, 29, Lebanon, lost control of his sport-utility vehicle on a curve on snow-covered Sweet Arrow Lake Road in Pine Grove Township at 5:36 p.m. Saturday.

POLE FIRE: Palmyra Citizens Fire Co. was dispatched to the rear of 831 Londonderry Boulevard at 10:06 p.m. Wednesday.

Chris Miller, code enforcement officer, gave a presentation on the updated version of the code, meant to clarify ambiguous regulations in previous versions and handle some inconstancies found in competing codes.

Blaine Gibson was arraigned on a simple assault charge and placed in county prison on $2,500 bail, police said.

The Batdorf Restaurant, 245 W. Main St., Annville, was cited with r a loud speaker violation, operating in a noisy or disorderly manner, and selling, furnishing or giving alcoholic beverages to a visibly intoxicated patron, police said.

A pair of Palmyra teenagers missing for nearly two weeks were found safe and sound in Derry Township on Friday night, Palmyra police reported Saturday.

Winner David Brunelli, left, and runnerup Andrew Minnich, the reigning champion, stuff their cheeks full of Lebanon bologna sandwiches on Saturday at the Lebanon Valley Expo Center.

Holding pro-life signs on the northwest corner of Eighth and Cumberland streets Monday are, from left, Barbara Kyne and her daughter, Eileen Kyne, both of Annville; and Kay Marshell of Cleona.

Although his car rolled over and he wasn t wearing a seat belt, 17-year-old John Ramp of 555 E. Maple St., Cleona, walked away from this crash unharmed Tuesday morning in North Annville Township.