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Police: man arrested for attempting to steal cart of food
A man was arrested for attempting to steal a shopping cart full of seafood and meat from a Giant food Store on Cumberland Parkway on Friday, according to Upper Allen police.
Expect traffic delays in downtown Carlisle until at least 1 p.m. today
Carlisle police say motorists should expect delays while driving downtown until at least 1 p.m. today, because of an accident that has shut down both lanes of Interstate 81 southbound from the Plainfield to Newville exits State police set up a detour, but tractor-trailers and other vehicles are getting off and going through downtown Carlisle in an ... (more)
Food takes center stage at the Capital Region Greek Festival
Charlie Mallios opened the doors to the Sunnyside Restaurant in 1948 and it became an immediate hit in the Carlisle community.
Senior Psychology Majors Presented Research at Regional Meeting
Six Westminster College senior psychology majors presented their research at the Midwestern Psychological Association conference May 2-5 in Chicago .
Man Arrested in Hit and Run in Shippensburg
A Shippensburg man is facing numerous criminal charges after a hit and run accident.
Food takes center stage at the Capital Region Greek Festival
Charlie Mallios opened the doors to the Sunnyside Restaurant in 1948 and it became an immediate hit in the Carlisle community.
Newville man gets 30 months for stealing from Social Security
A Newville man serving a 10- to 20-year sentence for sexually abusing a teenage girl has received additional prison time for stealing Social Security benefits.
Wednesday Club for the Performing Arts marks 130th anniversary with concerts
As the oldest continually operating musical organization in the country, the Wednesday Club for the Performing Arts will celebrate its 130th anniversary this month with an extensive schedule of performances slated at the Art Association during The Patriot-News Artsfest.
The art of growing marijuana moving to the suburbs
The arrest two weeks ago of three people accused of running a large-scale marijuana growing operation inside two unoccupied homes in Cumberland County highlights a new tactic in illegal drug manufacturing.