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Lancaster has its own park sex sting
Lancaster city police have charged nine men with various sexual acts after police set up a surveillance detail at Long's Park on Thursday, Friday and Monday.
Girl dies in ATV crash in Chanceford Township
Neighborhood friends of a girl killed Thursday while driving an ATV look toward the scene of the crash on Sechrist Flat Road in Chanceford Township.
Fatal ATV Accident in Felton, York County
A teenager ridng an ATV died when she lost control of the vehicle yesterday. Rachel Shoup, 15, died from head trauma, according to York County Deputy Coroner Steve Cosey.
Raymond the Amish Comic performs in Felton
Get ready for a different kind of a Amish as Raymond the Amish Comic takes the stage at 7 and 9:30 p.m. today.
15 Year Old Girl Killed in ATV Accident
A fatal accident involving an ATV claims the life of one young girl and sends another with severe head trauma to the hospital.
Roadwork includes lane closures on I-83
Drivers will see restrictions on Interstate 83 this week as crews patch potholes, flush drains and perform shoulder work.
Planners look at possible new recreation trail for York County
Plans are in the works for another possible recreation trail in southeastern York County.
Former county commissioner McKinley remembered
Former York County Commissioner William McKinley of Red Lion, who died Saturday at the age of 78, vowed to stay out of politics when he stepped down, according to successor George Trout.
Jump Start to stand at Ghost Ridge in Pennsylvania
Jump Start, the sire of TVG/Betfair Hollywood Gold Cup Handicap winner Rail Trip, will stand the 2010 season at Tarry Bratton's Ghost Ridge Farm in Felton, Pennsylvania.
Prosecutor: Juries should know about past DUI homicide convictions
If you roll the dice enough times, lucky seven eventually will come up. Under the same theory, if you drive drunk enough times, something bad eventually will happen.
Threat of fee prompts possible police changes
With state House Bill 1500 working its way through the legislative process, two local police departments are offering more services to area municipalities.
CHEERS to York County Common Pleas Court Judge John S. Kennedy for his pre-trial ruling in a pending drunken-driving homicide case.
Route 30 set for nighttime face-lift
Overnight work begins Monday on a heavily traveled section of Route 30 that's getting a makeover with federal stimulus funds.
First fall craft show draws crowd to Boonsboro
BOONSBORO -- The region's first major fall craft show got off to a good start Saturday morning as the rain cleared and visitors began making their way to Boonesborough Days in Shafer Park.
Resurfacing project starts Monday in Felton
Starting Monday, construction crews will begin repairing and resurfacing a 4-mile stretch of Main Street in Felton, from Red Lion Avenue to the Route 74 intersection in Chanceford Township, according to PennDOT.
Driver's DUIs, vehicular homicide admissible
Accused of homicide and DUI in the Nov. 8, 2007, death of a friend, Julianne Fetrow did not want it known at her December trial that she had already killed another man while driving under the influence.
FC Band Boosters meet tonight The Ford City Marching Band Boosters holds its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. today in the band room.
Grants assist local fire companies
Fire Chief Shanan Poe called his grant-application effort a shot in the dark. "I'm always searching on the Internet looking for grant applications to fill out," he said.
Labor Day Bingo to be held in fire hall A Labor Day Bingo will be held Sept. 7 in the Washington Township fire hall, Adrian-Reesedale Road.
Church deals with closure of E. Hopewell Twp. park
How to search restaurant inspections online. On a good year when the weather cooperates, Cross Roads United Methodist Church usually serves about 400 people and makes between $2,000 and $2,500 during its annual picnic at Hershaull Community Park.