New Holland News

This week, Amelia's Grocery Outlet is finishing up a $400,000 renovation of its Manheim store.

Anna Harsh, who marks her 100th birthday today, says there is no secret to the long life she has lived.

An East Earl Township man was critically injured Thursday night after a one-vehicle crash in New Holland Borough.

Elizabeth Sauder Martin believes having a relationship with God, entering life with joy and serving others are the only way to go about living 100 years on this earth.

City police have charged four men with soliciting prostitution from an undercover police officer.

Burglars have struck homes in New Holland and Manheim Township, police reported today.

New Holland police Sunday night arrested a man wanted in Puerto Rico for "dangerous drugs," police said.

A boat and a trailer were not stolen overnight Wednesday from outside an Earl Township business after all.

A girl was hurt in a three-vehicle accident involving a school bus in New Holland this morning, school and fire company officials said.

A school bus filled with students was involved in a crash Friday morning in Lancaster County.

A boat and trailer were stolen outside a business in Earl Township, Lancaster County.

Delaware Township, Northumberland County- Police in central Pennsylvania are trying to figure out who's been stealing some heavy duty equipment.

WLYH CW15 is proud to air Educational and Informational programming for children.

A Lebanon man has named a recipient of the Jefferson Award for Public Service to his community.

I've always been a supporter of the law enforecement around New Holland, but there are certainly areas where they are lax.

Gone are the days when New Holland police ignored drivers who parked illegally in the opposite direction of traffic flow.

"If you can do anything else, do it. But if you choose to teach, do it with all the effort you have, for teaching is a gift that can only be mastered if you have the call to fulfill it." Michael T. Beckett, a 1993 Clearview Regional High School graduate, said it.

Someone slid a burning Bible into a New Holland church's front door mail slot Tuesday night, police said.

NEW HOLLAND, PA, October 2, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Ruth A. Carey-Hench, Owner of Theraflex Massage, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in massage therapy and nursing.

For two weeks, chairs - as well as benches, saw horses and rope attached to such items as milk jugs, oil cans or bricks - lined the streets of New Holland.