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Alaina McNaughton is a typical 16 year old at Central Dauphin H.S. She goes to class, studies hard, and dreams of one day becoming a Rockette.
Court Victory for CD Bus Drivers
Central Dauphin school bus drivers are convinced Friday's court decision will allow them to keep working, at least through the holidays.
Carpooling program may come to Franklin County
An effort to encourage carpooling in south central Pennsylvania got a warm reception Wednesday from the county transportation planning committee.
Swine flu clinics to give shots this weekend at two sites in the midstate
People in the recommended target category for swine flu shots can make appointments to receive free shots Friday through Sunday at clinics in Harrisburg and Chambersburg.
Carbon County commissioners may be forced to raise real estate taxes to keep Weatherwood Nursing and Rehabilitation Home in Weatherly afloat.
Pa. to Conduct Statewide H1N1 Vaccination Clinics
The state Department of Health has announced it will conduct statewide clinics to administer the swine flu vaccine.
Perzel, 9 others, arraigned on corruption charges
Former state House Speaker John Perzel and nine Republican co-defendants, sounding a generally defiant tone, appeared for their arraignments today on public corruption charges filed against them yesterday.
Accidents in Dauphin and Lebanon Counties Kill Two People and Snarl Traffic
Accidents in Dauphin and Lebanon Counties claim the lives of two drivers. The first accident happened along Interstate 78 in Union Township, Lebanon County, around 3:15 a.m. A fully-loaded tractor trailer based from Memphis, Tenn.
Teachers injured, students charged in CD East High School fight
A pair of Central Dauphin East High School teachers were injured trying to break up a fight this morning that ended with two teens charged with felony assault, police said.
Legislative probe: Defendants and charges
A quick look at the 10 defendants charged Thursday in the latest phase of the grand jury investigation into alleged corruption in the Pennsylvania Legislature.
Rewriting law could improve charter schools
A new look at the state charter school law could result in colleges and universities being able to approve charter schools, more accountability for charters and increased ability for such schools to occupy a district's unused buildings.
Police Search for Missing Teenager
Lower Paxton Twp. Police are on the lookout for a missing juvenile who may be in danger.
Plan To Outsource Bus Drivers On Hold
The plan to outsource school bus drivers in the Central Dauphin School District is on hold.
Former area educator Robert Franklin is recognized
Robert Franklin Jr., formerly a resident of Fayetteville, on Oct. 17 received the 2009 Excellence in Educational Leadership Award from Penn State University Council for Educational Administration.
Two-vehicle crash sends two to hospital
Firefighters clean up following an accident on Route 30 east of Abbottstown on Monday afternoon.
Bus Drivers Take Action Against Dauphin County School District
A group of bus drivers is taking legal action against Central Dauphin School District.
District Ends Lobbying Contracts
Contracts awarded to two lobbying firms by the Harrisburg School District will be ending, Mayor Stephen Reed announced Friday.
Central Dauphin school bus drivers to lose jobs Nov. 9, letter says
Central Dauphin School District bus drivers received letters today notifying them they will be furloughed Nov.
2 Plead Guilty To Misdemeanor Gambling Charges
Two men pleaded guilty Thursday to running an illegal gambling operation in Cumberland County.