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Joseph P. Geesey was 22 and unemployed, with a wife and family to support, when he first walked into the Lancaster city police station looking for work.
City police report on drug, gun incidents
The city police department's Selective Enforcement Unit and Street Operations Group targeted drug dealing and other street-level crimes on Thursday and Friday.
Township to decide on regional agreement
In the old movie "12 Angry Men," a lone juror is the holdout for a not-guilty verdict after the other 11 jurors agree to convict.
Scammer's victims: remorse was phony
The victims of mortgage scammer Wesley Snyder, seated on one side of the courtroom here, smiled slightly with satisfaction.
Sewer plant overhaul to cost $8 million
A sewer treatment plant overhaul required by the state will cost almost $8 million to complete over the next year.
2 killed in crash during suspected street race
State police believe a car crash in Unity that left two people dead last night might have been the result of a street race.
Four men honored for aiding police
As he was dining with his family in the late afternoon of May 10, Wayne Kisela glanced out the window of Old Country Buffet.
Feeling the Pinch: Shopping smarter
At Goodwill, tops start at $3.75. Jeans go for $5.50; sought-after name brands are $2 more.
Potential third round Open Cup opponent announced
Should the Harrisburg City Islanders win their round two match against Crystal Palace Baltimore they would face the New York Red Bull's of the MLS.
City chase ends with 4 arrests
A car sped away from Lancaster police late Wednesday night on North Prince Street, and the fleeing occupants tossed a loaded shotgun out of the car during a lengthy pursuit, officers said.
Holy cow! About 130 readers submitted clever captions for last month's "Pass the Word" photo of heifers gathered near a trash fire.
Dumeyer remains GOP chairman; new officers chosen
Nearly 200 members of the Republican Committee of Lancaster County gathered at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Farm and Home Center to pick new officers.
City man charged in Brickyard fight
A man was knocked unconscious during a fight early today at the The Brickyard restaurant, 415 N. Prince St., city police said.
Officer Jeremy Henry smiles as he watches the Aeropostale Generation teens jabber and text-message each other in the high-school lunchroom.
Memorial Day ceremony in Salunga honors veteran...
As the War Memorial Clocks in Salunga marked the beginning of the annual Memorial Day ceremony, applause erupted from the audience.
School sex suspect had criminal past
School District of Lancaster parents and officials say they are shocked and saddened at the arrest of the former McCaskey High School gospel choir director, who is accused of having sex with a 15-year-old ...
“Look at what you normally would buy for yourself or your family, and look for those coupons on eBay.”
Lancaster resident Rick Banzhoff got fed up with fuel prices, so he set his thermostat to 55 degrees during the winter. via LancasterOnline
Zink gains entry into USTA pro circuit...
Former Lancaster Catholic standout Lauren Zink has received a wild card entry into next week's inaugural women's Pro Circuit Tennis Challenge, a United States Tennis Association event that will be contested on ... via LancasterOnline
A former employee of a Landisville developing company was sentenced Monday to 2 years' probation and ordered to pay back the $7,230 he stole from the company in 2006. via LancasterOnline
Hempfield reviewing budget tonight
Hempfield School Board will review a preliminary budget tonight for the 2008-09 school year. via LancasterOnline