Shrewsbury News

Clara and George Stroup took this picture of Ireland s Cliffs of Moher during a 2006 visit.

After a nearly five-week lull, the arsonist who torched five vehicles in southern York County might have struck again.

Your photos: Have flooding around your home? Share your photos at www.ydr.com/gallery . Met-Ed has restored power to all but 178 customers as of this afternoon, but that number could go up again as wind and rain continue in York County, a company spokeswoman said.

About 60 protesters at the state Capitol on Tuesday said the most dire predictions from five years ago were coming true and manifesting themselves in the form of toxic sewage sludge.

Police are looking into a possible connection between two more car fires in York County overnight and five previous fires five to six weeks ago.

Michael Payan, 11, of Peach Bottom Township holds a sign at a people against sludge protest in the Capitol rotunda.

W HITE ROSES: To Shaylah Saylor, 11, for recording a CD that will be sold to raise money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

Five days of receiving bills in the mail is enough for some. Others say they like their Saturday home delivery and want it to continue.

West Manchester Township Manager Kelly Kelch watched the snow removal bills pile up like the aftermath of back-to-back monster snowstorms earlier this month.

Environmental Groups Seek Ban on Gas Well Drilling in Floodplains - 2/25/2010 WYALUSING CREEK WELL SITE ONE OF TWO IN REGION In the rush to develop the Marcellus shale formation in Pennsylvania, natural gas wells are being permitted and drilled in floodplains.

How Friday's storm has affected local businesses depends on the services offered.

B.C. Taylor Construction of Glen Rock began tearing down the barn just before noon and should be completed by 3 p.m. today.

Visitors to the Markets at Shrewsbury can be seen through the front windshield of Ed Stone's 1937 Plymouth as they look at cars participating in Saturday's Winter Beater Car Cruise.

A man who punched and killed a co-worker after an evening at a bar was sentenced Wednesday to six to 23 months in York County Prison and four years' probation.

Ron McCullough was tired, sore and had barely seen his family in four days. But sometimes it is those funny moments that make life worthwhile.

Normally, an order of 700 snow shovels would get Spangler's Ace Hardware through a winter, or at least close to it.

Digging out from Wednesday's storm can afford some residents to pace themselves.

By the time the latest storm wraps up today, residents in York County could be digging out from another foot to 18 inches of snow.

Lt. Park Armagost worked to shovel the 27 inches of snow left by this weekend's storm in front of the Glen Rock Ambulance Club Sunday afternoon.

WHITE ROSES: Posthumously, to James Reedy for his many years of public service as mayor of Shrewsbury and as a district justice.