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Public record for Nov. 9, 2009
1 p.m. Criminal mischief was reported in the 100 block of Updyke Road, Mount Joy Township, where a vehicle was driven through a field, causing damage.
Police log: City police investigate 3 robberies
York City Police are investigating three recent robberies. Police said Emerson J. Atkins Jr., 50, of Camelot Court in Stewartstown, had parked his car in the overflow parking lot of York Hospital, 1000 block of South George Street, just after 5 a.m. Wednesday when he was approached by a man asking if Atkins could make change.
Stewartstown man acquited of party shooting
A jury took less than four hours on Friday to acquit a Stewartstown man of allegedly shooting at a woman outside a North Hopewell Township party a year ago.
Suits dismissed against former Shrewsbury Township building inspector
Civil lawsuits filed against a building inspector, alleging he ignored construction defects in several new Shrewsbury Township homes, have been dismissed in county court.
Council election results from Stewartstown, Franklintown, York Haven and New Freedom
Results from contested elections in four York County boroughs follow: Stewartstown: Republicans swept the three seats up for grabs on Stewartstown borough council.
Remember: Readers recall paranormal experiences in York County
The Hair House employee Shelva Myers, right, tells Gwen DeMoss of Shrewsbury a story about a scary experience she had at the Jennie Wade House in Gettysburg.
Seasonal-flu shots stalled in York County, around the country
Sandy Deel's doctor called her three weeks ago and said she'd have to go somewhere else this year for her seasonal-flu vaccination.
After 20 years, pen pals finally meet
During her wedding reception Saturday, Amanda Nalls McFatridge held a miniature beaded purse that contained silver charms and an Australian coin.
Sides agree standoff defendant is legally insane
The prosecution and defense agreed Wednesday that a man wounded near the end of a six-hour armed standoff with police last year was legally insane at the time.
W HITE ROSES: To the York County commissioners for OKing a deal that will help the York County Agricultural Society, owner and operator of the York fairgrounds.
Stewartstown man pleads guilty to bank robbery
A Stewartstown man pleaded guilty in York County Court Thursday to robbing one York County bank and trying to rob a second, but the prosecutor said the man didn't do it for the money.
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.
York dance video draws thousands of YouTube hits
A recent YouTube video, which has gained some attention, may look very familiar to some York County residents.
Web radio station hosts fall music fest
Stewartstown-based Web radio station MyRuralRadio hosts a Fall Music Festival from 3 to 10 p.m. Oct.
Sewer odor, spill in Stewartstown neighborhood
An electrical/mechanical issue led to a sewage leak Sunday night in Stewartstown.
Defense implicates others at bail hearing: Twardus charged in the 2007 slaying of his ex-fianc e
The defense for Jason Twardus implicated a former landlord and a co-worker he met in jail in the 2007 slaying of Kelly Gorham during a bail hearing in York County Superior Court Tuesday.
The following clinics offer low-cost spaying, neutering, vaccines and/or microchipping: A rabies/microchip clinic will be offered 10 a.m. to noon Aug.
To the York City Planning Commission for incorporating the ideas of residents who had disagreed with a draft of a new comprehensive plan.
Family details frantic search for man, 85
Phil Waltermyer's wife, Linda, was sleeping Sunday evening as he told the story of her father's disappearance and subsequent rescue.
Dollar-store business finds success in recession
Leonard Weatherstein of Stewartstown picks out a birthday card for his son at Cheaper by the Dollar.