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Incoming President Will Nurture NYCLA's 'Inclusive' Role
As incoming president of the New York County Lawyers' Association, Barbara Moses says she will focus on helping young lawyers who are struggling to find employment, enhancing pro bono services and monitoring the impact of court budget cuts on access to justice for New Yorkers who can't afford an attorney.
Will New Yorkers want a Mayor Weiner?
Errol Louis says even with ideas, the shamed congressman--and Park Ave. denizen--may have a tough time selling himself anew as a middle class champion to a city and its media Pennsylvania Facts - PA is the Keystone State.
York firefighters get a helicopter refresher course
Nearly every York Fire/Rescue Services firefighter stood with their cellphone out snapping photos of a STAT MedEvac helicopter Thursday afternoon.
Prison for York man who raped 5-year-old girl
A native of the Dominican Republic paid back a York City family's generosity by raping the "light" of their lives -- a 5-year-old girl.
NY gov: Fracking decision to come before election
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he'll make a decision on whether to allow shale gas fracking in New York before the 2014 election.
York County commissioners approve tax break for York property
"It's an economic boom for the community," said York County Commissioner Doug Hoke.
Lower Windsor supervisor charged in connection with missing teen
A Lower Windsor Township supervisor faces charges of obstruction of justice and endangering the welfare of a child after state police say he refused to provide information that could help them locate a missing 17-year-old. State police said the 17-year-old girl ran away from home, and Marlin Mellinger, 55, of the 1700 block of Long Level Road, did ... (more)
Great Lakes Brewing Co. to sell beer in York
It will be the second part of a two-phase launch in the midstate. On Monday, June 17, the company will begin selling its brews in Harrisburg.
Police: York man fell off balcony during scuffle
A York City man landed on his head after falling off his second-floor balcony during a domestic dispute early Tuesday morning, according to police.
Storms likely Thursday afternoon in York
York will see rain and thunderstorms on Thursday, which will clear out the heat and humidity before the holiday weekend.
Pa. couple face charges in stabbings over 'Idol'
YORK, Pa. - A couple face charges after police in York County say they stabbed each other during an argument over which contestant should win 'American Idol.' The York Dispatch reports 48-year-old Karen Elaine Harrelson and 57-year-old Gregory Stambaugh had been watching the show at Stambaugh's West Manchester Township home on May 15.
Our take: Yorktowne needs licenses restored
The hotel is allowing wedding parties to go BYOB - which actually saves couples some money on their nuptials.
Fifth annual River Experience Downtown York
The fifth annual River Experience will be held from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. June 1, at Marketview Arts, 37 W. Philadelphia St., Downtown York.
York City Council: No further action on regional authority
The York City Council announced at a meeting Wednesday that it will take no further action on a proposal designed to facilitate discussion of money-saving regionalization among York County's urban municipalities.
Split decision means it's Flannelly vs. Platts in November for York...
Todd Platts won the Republican nomination, and Michael Flannelly won the Democratic nomination in a contentious and expensive race.
Young crowd talks about faith over a round of beers at York Theology on Tap session
A small crowd listens as the Rev. James Lease, right, speaks about faith and science at Maewyn's in York.
West York schools to cover deficit with fund balance, tax increase
The West York Area School District school board approved a final budget Tuesday night that includes a 2.2 percent tax increase.
The main suspect in the shooting death of a Harrisburg college student killed in Scranton has been arrested in New York.
The New York Public Library Announces Historic Agreement to Display...
NYPL will share display of the document with the state of Pennsylvania, offering the public a chance to see it for the first time in decades will soon get to see The New York Public Library's original copy of the Bill of Rights, which will be exhibited for the first time in decades.
Photo Flash: DreamWrights Awards Scholarships to Tanner Uffelman and Sarah Tyler
Prior to the matinee performance of Beauty and the Beast on Sunday, May 19th, Ann Davis , executive director of DreamWrights, honored two local teens with $500 each as recipients of the Ann Brougher Noll Memorial Scholarship.