Elizabethtown News

The Keystone Corridor rail line is the key to the economic revitalization efforts of all the communities it serves.

Ever since Obama's stimulus bill was first announced, false rumors an melodramatic criticism have spread like wildfire--and they haven't let up yet.

With last Friday's unprecedented release of information on Recovery.gov, we've begun to see lots of interest in the specific types of projects that have been funded by the Recovery Act.

Linda Hager smiled while she described why she chose a "woodsy wonders" theme for a quilt she made.

The Blockbuster video store at the Golden Triangle Shopping Center will close sometime in December.

Several doctors' offices in the Susquehanna Valley say they are facing upwards of 3,000 phone calls a day since the swine flu was first reported in the area.

Elizabethtown police have charged a 21-year-old man whom they allege set vehicles ablaze and caused other mayhem on two nights in 2006.

Elizabethtown Area School District board members signed off on a two-week suspension for a high school student found with marijuana, a reduced sanction that reflects a new punishment philosophy for the school district.

A 73-year-old Elizabethtown woman walking along the road suffered multiple injuries when a car struck her Monday afternoon, police said.

Reality TV's tempestuous screwlyweds, the Gosselins, who are in the process of unloading each other, are struggling to sell their first home, a 5-bedroom, 2 1/2-bath property in Elizabethtown, Pa.

Jon and Kate Gosselin are finding it difficult to sell their first home, it has been claimed.

Folklore Coffee & Company opened Friday on the square in Elizabethtown. The roughly 50-seat coffee shop at 1 N. Market St.

Police look for the man who allegedly sped off from a detour and hurt a fire policeman in Londonderry Township.

An Elizabethtown woman has been charged with stealing $16,000 worth of jewelry from her sister, police said today.

Paul J. Fagley, 82, of 114 Second Ave., Burnham, died at 4:35 a.m. on Sunday, Oct.

Negotiations are continuing in three Lancaster County school districts that have yet to approve new contracts for more than 650 teachers.

A rare upswing in construction activity in Lancaster County can be explained in five words: "Your tax dollars at work." Thanks to publicly funded projects, construction contracts jumped 42 percent here in August.

If These Dresses Could Talk, a bridal and wedding consignment shop, opened last week at 52 S. Market St.

The midstate is losing nearly 90 jobs. Wiremold-Legrand manufactures wire, cable, and security systems.

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