Hanover, PA News

• Hanover, PA News
• Bears spotted near Brushtown and on battlefield
• Conewago U-turn on Route 94 U-turns
• West Manheim changes work-ses<i></i>sion venue
• Better access to solve crimes
• Hanover and Gettysburg honor fallen on Memorial Day<p>
• Chief: Hanover fire started in trash room
• Gettysburg electric map may be auctioned - or destroyed
• Straban burglary information sought
• Parade restricts parking in Hanover on Monday<p>
• Littestown getting two new police officers
• McSherrystown 'Summer Fun' around the corner
• Conewago clogs costing taxpayers <p>
• <b>District court for the week of May 25</b><p>
• End the school year with a special gift for a teacher <p>
• Neiderer's Pool opens for summer in McSherrystown
• Hanover student wins national coloring contest <p>
• Public record for May 26<p>
• Cumberland chicken farm appeal filed <p>
• Genealogy work brings more meaningful Memorial Day
• Fewer fire trucks to be sent to Hanover and Penn Twp. calls.
• Column: Tell me a story, Hanover
• Local snack-food maker donates police bicycle
• At the start of a long weekend, remembering
• A tale of two counties: Assessing reassessments
• Abbottstown house a lesson in local history
• Petition calls for Obama to visit Gettysburg
• Hanover motorcycle ride to benefit Wounded Warrior Project
• Public Record for May 25
• State Attorney General files action against Aspers fire officials
• Memorial Day activities planned in Hanover and Gettysburg
• A safer path to pizza in Hanover
• Adams County veterans' office moves
• Conewago Township to join EMS study
• Man killed at Caledonia State Park campground
• Police: Thief posed as new neighbor
• Up to two years jail in four-car Conewago Township crash
• More motorists expected on the roads this Memorial Day
• Sobriety checkpoint planned
• Police can't enforce scaveng<i></i>ing law
• Church group cleans up Plum Creek while Girl Scouts donate tree seedlings
• Beer store coming to Conewago <p>
• Feds file drug charges in Adams County case
• Public record for May 24<p>
• Veterans, who will you be thinking of on Memorial Day?
• Veteran's stories paint a picture in Irishtown
• Glen Rock soldier home for Christmas
• Local parents wait for their soldier
• Planners grilled on proposed chicken farm
• Gettysburg Police: Shot fired in fight
• Performing for the veterans in Biglerville
• Proposed chicken farm would be subject to quarterly inspections
• Flower sale to benefit group that neuters stray cats <p>
• Hanover Shoe Farms breeder of the year
• Public record for May 23<p>
• Audit: Gettysburg superintendent buyout too costly
• Woman's SUV struck, flipped while turning into her driveway
• Hanover school district proposes tax hike
• Gettysburg district fires athletic director
• Conewago Twp. police chief warns of ruse
• Police: Truck driver fell asleep at wheel before North Codorus crash
• School board president responds to Littlestown parents' concerns <p>
• G'burg planners give nod to controversial construction plans <p>
• Codorus park announces summer schedule
• Public record for May 21<p>
• Sticking to their goal at Hanover school<p>
• York Springs man faces up to 2 years jail in fatal crash
• Cumberland Township mulls closing road <p>
• Hanover man charged with trying to sell pipe bombs<p>
• Hanover man charged with trying to sell pipe bombs
• West Manheim burn ban fizzles out
• Friends of Hanover State Theatre
• Classic cars to fill old McSherrystown fire hall
• Littlestown park project tops off Scouting career <p>
• Daughters of American Colonists donate to veterans center <p>
• Service remembers Adams crash vicitms <p>
• Grads told to be 'Gettysburg great'<p>
• Abbottstown still seeks planning commission member
• Stepson charged with stealing ID
• Public record for May 15<p>
• Public record for May 17<p>
• Public record for May 18<p>
• Public record for May 19<p>
• New life for old Menges Mills store
• Appraising trinkets and treasures in Gettysburg <p>
• Enjoyr family fishing 'Funday' at Codorus
• G-8 warns Iran on nukes, talks economic austerity<p>
• Child-abuse report shows drops in York, Adams <p>
• Abbottstown subdivision plans on the move <p>
• WWII's famous post-war kiss at last unraveled <p>
• A far-away fiddle heard in Gettysburg<p>
• The Guthrie Memorial Library will be CLOSED for the Memorial Day Weekend - May 2...
• Art to be shown at East Berlin straw house
• West Manheim to limit truck traffic?
• Top Pa. judge charged with campaign corruption
• Learning more than music at Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival
• Walking again for a cure in Adams County
• Drug pleas lead to jail for two Littlestown men
• Former Hanover woman charged in Westminster armed robbery
• Detour to lead around Canal Road project
• Woodworking Showcase
• A history of innovation in Hanover
• Union Township man setenced in sex case
• Search for trinkets, treasure in East Berlin
• Come to 'Coleman's Corner' at the bluegrass festival
• Gettysburg braces for flood of weekend visitors
• Decision on death penalty delayed in Conewago Twp. killing
• Summer means skateboarding in Gettysburg
• Death penalty decision not yet made
• Appraisals offered during Gettysburg antique fair
• Teen Library Update! The Teen Writing Club is currently breaking for the summer...
• 64th Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival kicks off
• Local bicyclists urged to pedal to work this week
• Road work ahead in West Manheim
• Task force dials in on Adams' web needs
• HACC graduation brings smiles and memories
• New Oxford grad not allowed to volunteer
• Hamilton Township adopts comprehensive plan
• Local girl's service dog almost in sight
• Citizens group calls for industrial farms to be blocked
• Spring pickup game
• Not just your typical donkeys
• Registration open for McSherrystown's 'Summer Fun'
• Public Record, May 15
• Police warn of bank-card fraud incidents
• Guilty plea in horse-abuse case
• Chop-shop operator to spend up to 9 years in jail
• Conewago Valley plans tax hike
• Noontime Book Talk - Monday, May 21 at 12:00 noon “The Persian Boy” by Mary Re...
• Met-Ed reports nearly 1,600 without power in Adams
• O'Connor picked to lead Gettysburg's middle school
• Gettysburg to try parking garage change
• EARP's future discussed at Berwick meeting
• One flown from Straban Township crash
• Park Service to auction Electric Map?
• Police: Man in Heidelberg Twp. standoff 'unstable'
• Looking to turn junk into treasure in Littlestown
• Sex case brings jail for former Hanover youth minister
• Chief at scene of Route 116 police incident
• 'Best friends' help battle cancer in West Manheim
• New Adams Apple Queen excited to educate
• Hanover fire museum sets opening
• Relay for Life in Biglerville set for Friday
• Driver spills coffee, crashes in Abbottstown
• More cold brews coming to Hanover area
• Gettysburg man charged for alleged advances on teens
• Unpaid bills a headache for McSherrystown
• A crash, a coma and two hard-won graduations
• Decorating Hanover in shades of spring
• Hanover church might close
• Compassion, caring and learning how to be a horse on Mother's Day
• Adams farm preservation funding threatened
• McSherrystown questions payments for tax office
• Gettysburg tourist dollars up, study says
• Autopsy shows local man shot wife, then himself
• Potting and prepping for spring in Gettysburg
• Police: West Manheim man pulls gun on neighbor
• Bermudian elementary principal wins acclaim
• Home sales up in York County, Hanover area
• Mt. Pleasant Twp. crash sends two to hospital
• Gettysburg names new councilman <p>
• Pakistani exchange group learns, teaches culture on York-Adams trip.
• Police investigate death north of Biglerville
• Police: Both drivers drove under the influence in two-vehicle crash
• Decision on Adams assessment lawsuit funds tabled
• Inn sues Gettysburg casino partnership<p>
• Feeding the geese at Codorus
• Public record for May 10<p>
• Classic cars to call McSherrystown fire hall home
• Connor chosen to fill out Hanover council
• Flames Beyond Gettysburg by Scott Mingus, Jr. Join Scott Mingus, Jr. for a Powe...
• Rare Civil War artifacts coming to Gettysburg <p>
• VP named for Gettysburg school board
• Bermudian tax hike planned
• Penn Township's Center Street estimate rises again
• Public record for May 9
• Public record for May 8
• Bermudian Springs plans tax hike
• Littlestown reverses position, agrees to advertise meetings
• Bill could free license for a Gettysburg-area casino
• Woman flown from Oxford Twp. wreck
• Tax hike in proposed Gettysburg schools budget
• Some friendly fishing competition
• Zoners OK new Delone scoreboard
• Hamilton supervisors proud of help for troops
• New Oxford couple sentenced to combined 60 years in child porn case
• VFW Loyalty Day
• Mentoring Program
• Is Lincoln portrait on eBay the real deal?
• Straban Township moves closer to eminent domain <p>
• Funds to fix Lumber Street in Littlestown
• Police: Hanover man beat infant
• Public record for May 8<p>
• Dirty hands for a good cause in Gettysburg
• West Manheim applauds park volunteers <p>
• Gettysburg artist launches taxi <p>
• Ready Freddy Program The Ready Freddy Program is sponsored by the United Way of...
• Longtime South Western board member stepping down<p>
• Littlestown brothers chase a legend to Hollywood <p>
• Gettsyburg school board member resigns vice presidency
• West Manheim Rec Park to host 'Bark for Life'.
• Maryland woman killed Sunday in Route 15 crash identified
• Hanover students prepare for annual Envirothon competition<p>
• West Manheim residents vow to fight fluoride removal
• Public record For May 5<p>
• Public record for May 4<p>
• Hanover organ restoration planned
• 'You want to save them all,' nurse says
• Adams group to attend tax protest
• Adams attorney involved in suit over ATM fees
• Motorcyclist flown from Mount Pleasant Twp. crash
• Adams Tech Prep holds open house
• Children bike, swim and run to help school
• The story of a man and his monkey
• Few blossoms, but plenty of Adams festival fun
• Trove of Civil War relics to be displayed at Gettysburg
• Adams County, Knouse settle on tax dispute
• Hanover girl flown to Hershey after crash
• SAVES backs emergency services study
• North Hanover Mall up for sale
• Abuse inquiry: 5 Pa. priests unsuitable
• West Manheim sticks with burn ban
• Police: Thomasville man pulled knife, rammed woman's car<p>
• One hospitalized in Mount Joy crash
• Emmitsburg man injured in Hamiltonban crash<p>
• Littlestown official sues to open meetings
• Littlestown junior 'Outstanding Young Woman'<p>
• Talking rare weapons in Gettysburg
• Petition aims to save Eastern Adams police force
• Public record for May 2 <p>
• Public record for May 3 <p>
• Penn Police Chief Russell Rhodes retires <p>
• Variety of concerns aired at Gettysburg town meeting
• Friends, family remember McSherrystown man killed in motorcycle crash <p>
• Gettysburg principal hopefuls speak
• Energy company officially withdraws York-Adams gas pipeline plan
• Hanover man fined for dog offenses
• Congressman gets a local workout
• Police officer's fall costs couple $11K
• Gettysburg couple ordered to pay $11K for officer's fall
• Downtown Hanover bank building brings $200K at auction
• Fairie Festival set to begin Friday
• Wilderness course comes to Hanover
• May Artist of the Month: Michelle Murphy. Her dyed silk scarves and large wor...
• Teen Writing Club Meeting Thursday, May 3rd 6:30 p.m. Teen Study Room
• Wilderness course comes to Hanover
• The Status Quo and the Tea Party and a Hanover Group’s Prerogative
• Penn Township sewer troubles continue
• Manheim Elementary art fair brings hands-on learning
• Former White House chef to cook in Gettysburg
• Five seek open Gettysburg Borough seat
• Law firm to hold meeting on Adams pipeline
• Neylon will oppose Alloway for state Senate
• McSherrystown resident killed in Route 97 wreck
• The Magic of Jonathan Dominguez! Come see 13 years old Jonathan Dominguez perfo...
• Tallman faces Democratic rival on the ballot
• Gettysburg considers ways to block demolition of historic buildings
• Adams County Tech Prep a dream realized<p>
• Unemployment drops in York County, remains unchanged in Adams
• McSherrystown anniversary committee gets a boost
• Police say $150,000 in cocaine found in Adams drug bust
• Public record for April 30<p>
• Fuhrman Mill Road again open to traffic
• Biking to Gettysburg for those who served <p>
• Hanover 'Ark Park' raises money to feed hungry<p>
• West Manheim approves 'A Day in the Park'
• Hanover High School senior gets to work early <p>
• Project Sticker Shock set for today in Gettysburg<p>
• No jail in drug sale
• Historic stone back in Abbottstown
• Penn resident seeks better police gun range
• McS'town parking fines still not high enough?
• Hanover veteran coming home, one step at a time
• Breathing life into a Hanover treasure
• Mental-health budget cuts loom in York and Adams counties
• Young author talks writing with Hanover students
• Hanover OKs center study funding
• Hanover Eagle Riders collect items for tornado victims
• South Western awards teachers of the year
• Hanover's day for children
• Hanover business gives back
• Spring Grove students get lessons in acceptance
• Local Democrats sneak primary win
• Trikes, bikes and a benefit
• McSherrystown seeks anniversary committee volunteers
• Day-after-Christmas assault leads to 48 months supervision
• Public record for April 27 <p>
• Gettyburg helicopter pilot in good condition after crash
• McSherrystown metal thefts on the rise
• Warehouse coming to Hanover area
• Gettysburg-area residents asked to plan future of rec park <p>
• Two votes, one result in Littlestown
• Hanover-Adams event set up to get rid of medication <p>
• Hanover Hospital exercise gives police chance to practice deadly situation
• District Court for April 20
• Hanover man sentenced in parking-lot assault
• New Hanover group-home proposal right next door
• Evening Sun staffers win honors in two journalism contests
• Public record for April 26<p>
• West Manheim carnival for a cause <p>
• I plan to join exclusive donut club
• Writer finds hole in race strategy
• High-flying fun
• Missing out on so much
• EHMIS Poetry Slam Winners at the Library Join EHMIS students, family and friend...
• Gettysburg museum gets $1 million gift
• Natural gas fueling stations coming to Adams, York counties
• Eastern Adams Regional Police to shut doors?
• Royal Farms eyes 2012 Littlestown opening
• A spring day at Codorus
• Adams County approves court study
• Time for fishing at Strawberry Hill
• Police: Missing Gettysburg teen found
• Local voter turnout light for primary <p>
• Alloway advances to general election <p>
• Grove handily defeats Bradley in 196th district primary <p>
• Perry vs. Perkinson in U.S. House race
• Miller gets Republican nod for 93rd <p>
• Perry wins GOP congressional primary
• Most local voters willing to show IDs
• Outstanding Young Woman program set for Saturday -
• District court, April 25<p>
• Truck strikes tree, slows traffic in Hanover
• Public record for April 24<p>
• U-turns, 'terror lane' problems on Route 94 near Gateway Hanover
• Police cite two at Speedway fight <p>
• Md. man airlifted after Route 15 crash <p>
• Hanover marks Arbor Day early <p>
• West Manheim saves for the future
• Gettysburg Democrat to run as write-in for state Senate <p>
• Plea in drug case nets 3 to 6 years for Littlestown man
• Would bill allow hunting on Gettysburg battlefield? <p>
• Adams to lift burn ban
• Alleged target of Thanksgiving Day gunfire pleads to fight charges <p>
• Romney speaks in Franklin County of 'lasting values'
• Teen Advisory Group Meeting April 25th (Wednesday) 6:30 p.m. Teen Study Room
• Public record for April 21<p>
• Public record for April 23 <p>
• Public record for April 20 <p>
• Thomasville kennel installs Dock Dog pool that's open to public
• Heavy rain in East, snowflakes for some, and 'soaking' in Hanover
• Hanover group salutes those who served
• State's new voter ID law brings changes
• Gettysburg College student eyes re-enacting career
• Star 'CHiPs' in to help Adams County radio project
• Public to meet Gettysburg middle school principal finalists
• Motorcyclist sentenced for fleeing police
• Abbottstown moves forward with culvert replacement
• Man accused of biting trooper gets nearly two years
• For Hanover Scouts, a history of helping
• In a local tavern's closing hours
• Candidate connections: Alloway and Taylor
• Money fuels 33rd District Senate race
• Local schools weigh block grant
• White Sox pitcher Phil Humber throws perfect game
• Local school's computer system fails
• Young scientists explore in West Manheim
• Eatery known for 'rudest waiter' closing
• Catholic school in New Oxford celebrates 150 years
• State Senate candidates target local Democrats
• Police: Former manager stole $13K from work
• Planting for the future in Hanover
• McSherrystown to join emergency-services study
• KClinger's loses liquor license
• How would you like to fly with Peter Pan or travel to Oz, or even fall in love w...
• Massive blaze burns sawmill in northern Adams County
• Pennies for Patients
• Training for disaster at Gettysburg HACC<p>
• Sale could mean new stores at Gettysburg outlets<p>
• New president at Hanover's R.H. Sheppard<p>
• Bendersville man sentenced to up to 8 years for sexual assault on 13-year-old girl
• New Route 94 signals 500 feet apart?
• Missing Adams County man found in Williamsport
• Remembering a friend in Hanover
• Hanover support for downtown conference center appears likely
• Public record for April 19<p>
• Kix Brooks to perform at Codorus Blast
• All in days work for local farmer
• Bids reviewed for West Manheim road projects
• Penn Township crash victim seriously injured <p>
• Fundraiser set for Adams County radios <p>
• Adams merger to add a job
• Conewago trash thieves face fines
• Public record for April 18 <p>
• Adams DA adds sex charge against man accused of killing aunt
• HOOP IT UP!!
• Police searching for missing Adams County man
• Bluegrass 'Boys' and their Tennessee Angel
• West Manheim institutes burn ban
• Hearing set for proposed chicken farm
• The Teen Writer's Club next meeting is (Thursday) April 19th at 6:30 p.m.
• Natural gas pipeline delayed in Adams, York
• Arrow finds its way
• Gettysburg district cuts three staff positions
• Fairfield to lay off teachers
• Hanover Hotel stabber gets up to 18 years in jail
• Woman severely injured in Penn Township crash
• Open Storytime for ages 1 - 5yrs Starting April 18 and running through May 16,...
• Community Day
• Adams County mine wants to dig more<p>
• Gettysburg College honors Thaddeus Stevens
• Hanover memorial sent back
• 93rd District House race has familiar feel <p>
• Democrats to meet for breakfast <p>
• Public record for April 17<p>
• Second charged in Hampton Inn robbery
• Two charged in Spring Grove armed robbery
• One sent to hospital with minor first-degree burns after fire at Utz
• Home sales locally off to faster start in 2012
• Police: Man stood outside girl's window, threw stones.
• Today (April 16th) is National Librarian Day! :)
• Hanover councilman 'sad but relieved' to leave borough government
• Police: Driver reached for cell phone, struck parked van in McSherrystown
• East Berlin parents: School failed to protect their 10-year-old daughter
• Longtime educators to retire from Conewago Valley district
• West Manheim road projects off to early start
• Accident sends two to hospital, closes Route 30 <p>
• Fine art of fundraising in Gettysburg<p>
• More of Hanover to be seen on Google <p>
• South Hanover Little League swings into season <p>
• Conewago Valley bids swell again
• Grove, Bradley face off in 196th district primary <p>
• Homicide victim's family says she loved her nieces and nephews <p>
• Antique Hanover fire engine has new home <p>
• Gettysburg seeking council member <p>
• Both sides say they seek change in race for area's U.S. House seat<p>
• It's Vera Bradley Bingo Time Again! Mark your calendars for Sunday, April 22, 2...
• New 169th House District back on the table
• Night of comedy and magic in Hanover
• Mosquito spraying to start in York County
• Former Bermudian administrator hired by Conewago Valley
• State senator faces write-in challenge<p>
• District court for April 13 <p>
• Help sought to plant trees at West Manheim park <p>
• Public record for April 13 <p>
• Public record for April 11<p>
• Gettysburg conference sheds light on child abuse <p>
• Adams to enact countywide ban on open burning
• New representation map means York County clout<p>
• Officials: Boy's attempt to help leads to Reading Twp. house fire
• A one-woman schoolhouse in Biglerville
• Driver injured in Freedom Twp. crash
• SCCAP Cafe set to open in Gettysburg
• Plans return for controversial chicken farm near Gettysburg<p>
• Titanic's sinking: Was it more than human folly?
• Fire marshal: Recalled truck likely caused blaze
• Public record for April 12<p>
• House leader defends new Pa. drilling law
• Forest Park Memories Did you know that Hanover had its own amusement park? And...
• Homicide suspect has record of prison time
• Democrats Lee, Perkinson discuss 4th District issues
• Delzingaro steps down from Hanover council <p>
• Hanover Council weighs request to join conference center study
• Public record for April 11 <p>
• Former teacher acquitted of most serious sex charge
• Former co-worker, friend shocked by Hanover-area homicide charges
• An evening of Mime-matics in Gettysburg<p>
• In Arendtsville, desks free to a good home
• Christian academy to host community festival
• Littlestown council rejects solicitor's advice on open meetings
• Cause of Straban Township trailer home fire undetermined
• <h1>Nephew charged in Conewago Twp. woman's death</h1>
• Fire damages Cumberland Township home
• Local woman found killed in her home
• Santorum's exit draws mixed reactions
• Gettysburg man kills himself during traffic stop
• Why Gettysburg for Santorum finish?
• Former Bermudian administrator, coach hired by Conewago Valley
• Santorum ends campaign at Gettysburg press conference
• Deadline nears for Community Singers concert tickets
• Former Wachovia site slated for auction in Hanover
• Trial postponed in Hampton Inn robbery <p>
• Police seek car missing from death scene in Conewago Township
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• Gettysburg nixes dinner theater zoning change<p>
• Fresh coat for Hanover playground
• 'Suspicious item' clears York County center
• No one injured, but McSherrystown fire displaces four
• 'One-woman parade' back in McSherrystown <p>
• Heidelberg Twp. car crash sends one to hospital
• Free program to strengthen families starts this week
• Public record for April 9
• Guilty plea in heroin sale
• York County government building reopens after evacuation
• National Library Week April 8 – 14 On April 9th at 10:00 am & April 11th at 1:0...
• Hanover quads coming home soon
• Watson wins Masters playoff over Oosthuizen
• Pillow tax might rise in Gettysburg area
• West Manheim wants no fluoride in water
• A recipe for encouragement in Adams County
• Straban Twp. fire displaces one
• Hydrants to be flushed in Hanover
• Hanover event to gather unused drugs for disposal
• One flown from Penn Twp. crash
• McSherrystown honors longtime volunteer
• Adams advocacy center holds annual conference
• Illuminating Easter in Hanover
• New data links Gettysburg and Hanover regions
• At 95, this clown keeps the smiles coming
• Pipelines make good neighbors, some locals say
• Searching for Hanover's Easter treats
• Woods club-kicking does not go unnoticed
• Gettysburg man arrested twice in one day
• Pa. joins cash-hungry states turning to lotteries
• Popular painter Thomas Kinkade dies in Calif.
• Last-minute local Easter deals still out there
• Hanover group helping bereavement center
• From trash to art in Gettysburg
• Navy jet crashes into Va, apartments, pilots eject
• 'First Friday' of spring
• West Manheim Twp. fire ruled arson
• Hanover boater rescued after fall into Lake Marburg
• Hamilton Township collecting goods for troops
• Adams County awards block grants
• THE LIBRARY NEEDS YOUR HELP! We could win a $10,000 advertising grant from Medi...
• Police looking for Gettysburg teenager <p>
• Uffelman to retire as newspaper publisher<p>
• High above Hanover
• South Mountain Fruit Belt display opens in Arendtsville <p>
• Vote permits Tucker expansion in East Berlin
• Soon time to move parked cars in McSherrystown
• Public record for April 5<p>
• Artist of the Month (April) Fine Art by Eric Miller On display on the library...
• Soon time to move parked cars in McSherrystown
• Arts Night
• Man falls down Hanover garbage chute
• Hanover Watch Group off to a strong start
• Public Record for April 4
• Split verdict in local drug case
• Too early for local spring planting?
• Unemployment rate drops in York and Adams counties
• Texas residents sift through rubble from tornadoes
• Amount of Pa. Legislature's cash reserve a mystery
• Looking for your Easter feast?
• Cross Keys Diner passes more tests
• Police: DUI driver hit five trees
• Meet Evan Balkan On Saturday, April 7th at 10:30 am, the Guthrie Memorial Libra...
• Mulch spill closes road
• Penn Township Police chief to retire
• Video games for a good cause
• Men arrested after deputy finds calf in backseat
• Tornadoes rake Dallas area, more than a dozen hurt
• Will Straban take land for Walmart?
• York, Adams health good, study says
• Crash slows Rte. 116 traffic
• Marsh Creek bridge work under way
• Spring means fun and games in Gettysburg
• District court file for April 3
• Public record for April 3
• Hamilton Township would match state funds for trail study
• Student's profane tweets lead to school expulsion
• Elementary Arts Night
• SPCA seeks limits on tethering dogs
• "Money in Politics" meeting set for Wednesday
• Adams drug plea could bring up to six-year sentence for dealer
• SAVES flower sale continues this week
• GO GREEN!! April's Raffle supporting the Guthrie Memorial Library is taking pla...
• Hanover police: Man robbed of wallet
• Holocaust survivor shares experience in remembrance concert <p>
• District court , March 31<p>
• Hanover eyes water-rate hike for those outside borough
• Rescued horses at Hanover Shoe farms still looking for permanent homes
• Littlestown will advertise committee meetings
• West Manheim 10-year-old starts his own magazine. <p>
• Rutter's, preservation society have different ideas for Spring Grove's Hoke farmhouse <p>
• Spring Grove man takes over Highmark in wake of scandal
• Young local poets, writers win awards for work
• Zombies invade Littlestown
• Work stops on Penn Twp. interceptor
• Sprucing up for spring in Hanover
• Adams County eyes office mergers
• Official: Winning lottery ticket sold in Maryland
• In Canada, the penny's about to drop into history
• Thomasville girl saving up for a service dog
• Walking toward a cure in Gettysburg
• Officials say no harm from milk spill
• Police: W. Manheim copter call was a safety matter
• Adams man gets nearly two years in firearms-possession sentence
• Charges dropped against G'burg man in Bowling Brook death case
• Street stub still an issue in McSherrystown
• Arson possible in Franklin Township debris fire
• Overturned milk truck on Rte. 94 spills thousands of gallons into stream
• Largest jackpot in Mega Millions history<p>
• Public record, March 30 <p>
• Spring Clean Up coming to Reading
• Man sentenced for text threats in Adams County
• Gettysburg gets new ER<p>
• We Need Your Vote! The Guthrie Memorial Library could win a $10,000 advertising...
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• Gettysburg Giant beer OK'd
• Gettysburg talks tablet computers for council
• Mason-Dixon appeal talks held
• West Manheim egg hunt set for Saturday
• Chief credits neighbors for containing fire south of Hanover
• Helicopter assists in catching teen runaway in West Manheim
• Gettysburg student artists awarded in national competition <p>
• Gettysburg tattoo artist specializes in custom work
• 'Sleep Out' to raise money for homeless
• Municipal authority says Gettysburg water safe<p>
• Straban Twp. man who threatened neighbor with shotgun gets jail
• Settlement talks held in Mason-Dixon lawsuit
• Public record for March 29 <p>
• Attention Parents/Guardians
• Public record for 3/28
• Fire levels Straban Twp. garage
• Were those UFOs over Gettysburg Tuesday morning?
• Justices signal deep trouble for health care law
• Doctors, family discuss Hanover quads
• Red Cross: Four displaced in Arendtsville fire
• Miniature golf season coming in Gettysburg
• Conewago Twp. street fixes coming
• Cold temperatures bring questions at local fruit farms
• Five in Adams apply for block grants
• Firefighters respond to Straban Twp. fire
• Police: Manheim Township landlord fired shot toward tenant
• Teen Advisory Group (T.A.G.) Meeting on Wednesday, March 28th at 6:30 p.m.
• Holocaust Remembrance Concert
• Harlem Wizards erase South Western Chalk Talk
• Gettysburg athletic director defends reputation at lengthy public hearing
• Tractor-trailer, car collide in Butler Township
• Alleged killer's criminal record at issue in Adams officer's slaying
• Local teams compete in color guard, percussion competition <p>
• Gettysburg zoning action sparks debate
• Adams County teen found incompetent to stand trial
• Littlestown man loved fishing with family <p>
• Allergy season could be the area's worst in decades <p>
• Public record, March 26 <p>
• Tonight! Hiking the Appalachian Trail Steve Little, former teacher in the Hano...
• Littlestown man killed in Maryland crash
• Celebrating Africa in Gettysburg<p>
• Public record for March 25 <p>
• Mom: Quads doing fine
• Study: Route 94 signal needed at Fuhrman Mill Road
• Hanover YWCA honoring local women <p>
• Cat fanciers come to Gettysburg
• Penn Police getting speed display
• Littlestown dairy farmer, 20, cleaning up and helping out
• Conewago teachers save Camp Cares
• Cooler temperatures on the way
• Codorus saga stars bald eagles
• Attorneys in Trayvon Martin case make arguments
• Aide says Cheney had heart transplant
• Report: Sandusky called 'likely pedophile' in '98
• Hanover's quadruplets arrive
• Gas pipeline would hit York, Adams counties
• Gettysburg theater to lose iconic film reels
• Sniffing out Easter treats in West Manheim
• Bid awarded for Belmont Road bridge
• 'Hunger Games' serves up huge opening day at $68M
• State legislators' crimes bring jail time
• Santorum, Gingrich in Harrisburg for conference
• On world stage, Obama confronts nuclear threats
• Going green in Littlestown
• Hanover shopping center to get a new store
• Audit: Gas lines tied to fracking lack oversight <p>
• Water worries surface around Gettysburg
• Local motorcyclist pleads in crash, fleeing
• Biglerville man's truck catches fire <p>
• Location changed for LIttlestown horse adoption <p>
• Gettysburg man charged in crash <p>
• Trial in Grove's slaying pushed back to June
• Former Upper Adams teacher gets up to 22 years
• WCO David L. Grove Memorial Run set
• Giant, Weis join 'pink slime' exodus
• West Manheim man to prison for crash that killed friend <p>
• East Berlin bridge project means detours, altered traffic patterns. <p>
• West Manheim park hours on new schedule
• Adams death-penalty trial pushed back to June
• Osprey sighting at Codorus an encouraging sign <p>
• Public record, March 22
• Learn how you can help beautify Center Square, Hanover! Click here for more info...
• Hanover hosts 'Hunger Games' <p>
• Gettysburg College to host poverty conference
• Hanover man's bail reduced
• Adams County OKs radio buy <p>
• Hanover man screened from Santorum rally?
• Gettysburg bus line to continue another six months <p>
• District Court, March 21
• Gettysburg AD's leave moved from paid to unpaid <p>
• Gettysburg bus line to continue another six months <p>
• Public record, March 21 <p>
• Adams County approves radio buy
• Hundreds protest outside Gettysburg Santorum rally
• Pieces of Littlestown's past
• Santorum speaks in Gettysburg
• Gettysburg College students rescue injured hiker
• Gettysburg district athletic director asks for hearing on suspension
• Illinois: Romney looks to pull away from Santorum
• Conewago Valley staff steps up for Camp Cares
• Hanover watch group to form
• Strong, long 7.4 quake shakes Mexico City
• Four plead in Adams County drug cases<p>
• L'town parents still want answers from school board
• Guilty plea in Adams County thefts
• Littlestown Police: Baltimore man fled from arrest
• State Police: Man threw cats <p>
• Santorum to talk freedom at Gettysburg, but opponents promise protest
• Two to retire at Bermudian
• Public record, March 19 <p>
• Preserving a dying art in Hanover
• BAND MEMBERS PARTICIPATE IN FESTIVAL
• Sheppard Myers
• "Let the Games Begin!" Wednesday, March 21st, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. at the library...
• Gardners man injured in motorcycle accident
• Donations being accepted for Straban fire victims
• Abbottstown eyes park light <p>
• Bermudian hires administrators
• New heart means new life for Hanover boy
• Santorum will speak Tuesday in Gettysburg
• Public record, March 18 <p>
• South Western grad helps families in tornado-ravaged Kentucky <p>
• Lending a hand at Mount Carmel Lutheran
• Penn: Shed must be moved
• Public record, March 17 <p>
• Multicultural Day offered broader understanding
• Veteran's stories paint a picture in Irishtown
• Romney plans visit to Frederick, Md.
• Gettysburg shoe has scholars scratching their heads
• Local districts react to Grove's tax plan <p>
• Littlestown stares down $65K in back water bills
• Documentary film to examine Gettysburg tourism
• Anyone bringing May flowers in Abbottstown?
• Trout trickle into Adams County streams
• Alloway's opponent taken off the ballot
• Sheppard-Myers field to get professional care
• Littlestown eyes phone-alert system
• Awards to local firefighters make up for lost time
• US: N. Korea planned rocket launch a 'deal-breaker'
• Conewago schools health costs to stay steady
• A friendly game of hoops
• Babysitting course taught
• R.H. Sheppard to highlight company's 75 years with museum <p>
• Kellett to push forward with reassessment lawsuit
• Booth bobbleheads do booming business<p>
• Former Girl Scout camp land to open to public<p>
• Conewago Township Police: Toyotas targeted for parts <p>
• Teen Writer's Club Meeting - Tonight at 6:30 pm in the Teen Library
• Conewago Valley health costs to stay steady
• Public record, March 15 <p>
• Lincoln presidential library yanks Booth bobbleheads
• Candidates share evening with voters in East Berlin <p>
• Officials say cigarette causes fire in Hanover house <p>
• Buck kills soar in Adams County's area<p>
• State to buy, reopen local camp to Scouting activities<p>
• Hanover church begins restoration<p>
• Public record, March 14 <p>
• Overturned cement truck closes Irishtown Road for five hours <p>
• Hanover firefighter awards make up for lost time <p>
• Register today for the amazing opportunity to hear re-known Steve B Wiley, Steve...
• Officials planning for Adams County's future
• Friends and family: Fly High Gaby
• Sculptor defends controversial bobbleheads
• D.A.'s investigation identifies two more alleged assault victims
• Hanover Tea Party Patriots--New Direction Stems Activism
• Police: Adams teen tripped, shot himself in the leg
• Organ will accompany silent 'Ben-Hur' at Hanover church
• Heat stolen from Littlestown Chapel <p>
• Lincoln scholar: "Wiser bobbleheads prevailed"
• Driver identified in Route 15 crash
• Trove of relics discovered in Gettysburg seminary<p>
• Adams spared brunt of block-grant cuts
• HUNGER GAMES RAFFLE! You could win a life-sized cardboard cut-out of Katniss fr...
• Public record, March 13<p>
• Multicultural Day is Back!! Cameroon, Mexico, India, Peru, Germany and many oth...
• Power outage affecting Hanover, McSherrystown
• Glabview customers upset by Hamilton's plans <p>
• Multi-denominational choir to make pilgrimage to Italy <p>
• $2,800 in smokes stolen from Adams gas station
• HACC prom dress sale for affordable gowns
• Orrtanna girl seeking online votes in national modeling contest <p>
• Public record, March 10 <p>
• Delone athletic trainer brings new skills to same old pains
• Hanover birthday plans move forward<p>
• Secret Service to investigate fake bill in G'burg
• Kony viral video resonates with Hanover youth
• Snowboarding opossum tough to track down
• Booth bobblehead on Gettysburg battlefield?
• A concert for angels in New Oxford
• Local Zumba for a cause
• Rescued horses up for adoption in Hanover
• Gettysburg district awaits state funds
• Pa. woman loses 2 children to fatal shootings
• Hanover land swap addresses water needs
• Lost antique sword found in New Oxford, returning home
• No more 'Smoky Hollow' in Hamilton Twp.
• Styling before the show in Hanover
• Police ID gunman in deadly Pittsburgh clinic shooting
• Gardners woman bit by rabid cat <p>
• G-8 summit expected to spill over to Gettysburg
• Dinner to benefit Spring Grove family <p>
• Public record, March 9 <p>
• LIttlestown students raise pennies for a cause <p>
• No jail for Littlestown man in horse abuse case
• Thursday's warm temperatures will return next week<p>
• Adams radio choice nears<p>
• West Manheim will require commercial recycling
• Hanover setting up help for local quadruplets
• Hanover home and garden show has something for everyone <p>
• Members enjoy meeting State Rep Scott Perry, Congressional Candidate for the 4th...
• Adams County residents have conversation with commissioners <p>
• Nonprofits could win $10K in advertising
• Engine-repair instructor gears up for spring classes <p>
• Rock concert to benefit families of New Oxford crash victims
• Public record, March 8 <p>
• Public record, March 7 <p>
• Grove: Bill could end Pa. property taxes
• State high court hears Mason-Dixon appeal
• Nighthawk Golf
• Program Update: Teen Reading Buddies is cancelled for Saturday, March 10, 2012
• Hanover Fire Department Museum set to open soon
• Gettysburg Foundation lost $1.16 million last year
• Hamilton Township pleased with diner's progress
• Adams DA named state group's vice president
• Student art featured in Hanover
• Gettysburg veterinarian proposes community pool
• Super Tuesday voters have their say in GOP race
• Meet Sean Summers, Esquire, Candidate for the 4th U.S. Congressional District on...
• Hoedown at Hanover's Clearview Elementary
• Hanover teen injured in crash
• Police arrest man for being drunk near New Oxford schools
• Hanover Hospital names new CEO
• West Manheim Township to maintain library donation
• Lenten skit at St. Matthew in Hanover
• Arguments in casino appeal to be televised
• Push for Littlestown skateboard park falls short<p>
• Public record, March 5 <p>
• Public record, March 3<p>
• Public record, March 4 <p>
• Police: Trucks traced to chop shop
• Guilty plea for text threats in Adams County<p>
• Some seedlings still available
• Concert series features music of the spirit
• Hanover teen wins national drafting contest <p>
• Hotel to open at historic Gettysburg school <p>
• Last of damaged Gettysburg monuments to be repaired<p>
• Two sought in alleged Spring Grove armed robbery
• 'Tommy' pinball tournament in Hanover
• You're in Hanover's 'Yard Sale'
• EPAC in Hanover struggles to stay open
• State Supreme Court to hear casino appeal
• Local kindergarten registration time approaching
• Littlestown siren to go silent
• Environmental damages remain issue after BP deal
• Abbottstown looks to residents for square maintenance
• East Berlin teen raising awareness about epilepsy
• Hanover Police: Maryland man assaulted girlfriend
• Chief: Fire destroys Hampton barn
• Park Hills fosters love of reading through Dr. Seuss
• York County talks radios at West Manheim Twp.
• Waxing historic in McSherrystown
• Littlestown to hire two police officers
• Synthetic marijuana seized from Adams County stores
• Adams County Farm Bureau head named to hunting council
• March 2, 2012 Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss! Come see our Dr. Seuss display in the...
• Adams DA to hold press conference regarding bath-salts investigation
• Fundraiser to benefit Dover family
• Two York employees sue city, Littlestown contractor for alleged racial discrimination
• Vandalism of Gettysburg monument incites outrage
• Better than hoped 'four'
• Littlestown man was 'one of a kind'
• Woman killed in crash with tractor-trailer north of Littlestown
• 'A Conversation with the County Commissioners'
• Community Progress Council pioneer leaves a legacy
• Monument at Gettysburg battlefield vandalized
• Artist for the month of March is Katheryn Stott Buxton. Come see her fine art di...
• <h1>Littlestown man dies in overnight fire</h1>
• Battlefield expansion bill hits House
• Sweet tree-t in Adams County
• Gettysburg officials: Headaches in Howard Street project
• Knoxlyn Road bridge to close to traffic next week
• Littlestown man's film to show Saturday in Gettysburg
• Police: Man huffed whipped cream propellant in Penn Twp. grocery store
• Guilty plea in $50K cocaine case
• Water restrictions lifted in Littlestown
• Public record, Feb. 29 <p>
• York School of Technology
• Gymnastics State Championship
• Report: Battlefield visitation saw marginal increase in 2010
• New dance studio opens in Hanover
• Looking for news on Leap Day
• Littlestown man guilty of 14 animal cruelty counts
• Making the view clearer in Gettysburg
• Gettysburg athletic director placed on administrative leave
• Littlestown community helps family displaced by fire
• Public Record, Feb. 28
• Public record, Feb. 27<p>
• Public record, Feb. 26 <p>
• Police: Naked Littlestown man cited
• Employers Response to Union Campaigns March 5 and 12 1 - 2:30 p.m. Attendees s...
• BarnArt show in Gettysburg to award $500 in prizes
• Bringing back the humanity
• Man pleads guilty to choking trick-or-treater
• Nine alleged dealers appear in Adams County court
• 'Go-to' Conewago Twp. officer honored for 35 years
• Penn Twp. officials: Mattress Warehouse sale signs might have broken rules
• Garage backups drive 'em crazy in Gettysburg
• Longtime Hanover employee back to work
• Adams Unity Coalition to host 'building trust' workshop
• Gettysburg soup kitchen officially moves to new facility
• York County will talk radios with local municipality
• Gallery honors retiring Gettysburg art professor
• South Western student preserves a piece of history with wooden bench
• McSherrystown schedules electronics recycling
• Investigator named Northern Regional's Officer of the Year
• Penn Township officials to study corner ramp costs
• Conewago Township officials: Mailbox placement not our call
• McSherrystown officials: Can you hear me now?
• Finding clarity in the hills outside of Hanover
• York County incinerator built for long haul
• NC man loses $49k collection of poison snakes
• Remodeled Young Mansion coming soon
• Littlestown superintendent answers concerns
• Hanover school district and Vida consider pact
• Gettysburg district to host motivational speaker
• Pakistan begins demolition of bin Laden's compound
• Mandela, 93, hospitalized with stomach ailment
• 13-year-old boy charged with arson after N. Codorus fire
• Penn Township house fire displaces family
• At 94, a long-time leader steps aside
• Home show offers upgrades on a budget
• Conewago Twp. to replace failing phone system
• McSherrystown to seek grant for manhole upgrades
• Hanover Borough and masseuse can't work out kinks
• Hanover teen charged with homicide by vehicle
• Public record, Feb. 24 <p>
• GO GREEN! April's Raffle supporting the Guthrie Memorial Library will take plac...
• Gettysburg man involved in car crash in Boonsboro, Md.
• Archeological survey required at proposed Gettysburg middle school site
• Plans resurface for York Water to supply to Gettysburg
• Horse owner's bid to suppress warrant denied
• Two charged in Penn Twp. vehicle break-ins
• Up, up and away
• Public record, Feb. 23<p>
• Crews heading to crash near Spring Grove middle school
• Power restored after outage in the Hanover area
• Loan to bring senior housing to REDDI site
• Kick winter blues with sock hop in Gettysburg
• Conewago Township crash charges move forward
• Vintage motorcycle parts specialist rolls into Hanover
• Gettysburg buses to go green
• South Western appoints new board member
• Conewago Township seeks more volunteers
• L'town man charged in alleged vehicle thefts, Md. robberies
• Prepping for first game
• Downtown Hanover 'anchor' building sells for $15K
• Public record, Feb. 22 <p>
• Sentencing continued in firearms charge
• 'The secret is in the sauce' for proposed Hanover eatery
• Snyder's-Lance to build new research and development site in Penn Twp.
• Ashes are a sign of belief
• Sentence lengthens for Carroll Valley sex offender
• New exit permitted for Penn Twp. shopping center
• Coroner: New Oxford man had heart attack while driving on Route 30
• New Oxford man found dead after Route 30 crash
• Members are invited to the February 22 Mixer at the Hanover Elks Lodge, 46 N. Fo...
• Members are invited to the February 15 Mixer at the Hanover Elks Lodge, 46 N. Fo...
• Chimney fire in Conewago Township results in minimal damage
• Parents address concerns at Littlestown school board meeting
• Hanover zoning board denies billboard request
• Brookside Heights plan becomes 36 percent more dense
• South Western starts field work
• Federal trial set in heroin-overdose deaths
• Fastnachts: A local tradition
• Scholarship fund memorializes 2011 crash victim
• Trial set for Hanover man charged in overdose deaths
• Strong showing at nationals for New Oxford cheerleaders
• Dancers get together in Irishtown
• Accident closes Baltimore Street in Hanover
• Hanover High School student organizing blood drive for senior project
• Joining hands to help rebuild
• Corbett's promise could threaten local tax
• Chick-Fil-A permit expires
• Planned sewer hook-up raises questions
• Funding woes have Conewago Valley School District considering cuts
• Produce truck wants to fruit, vegetables in Abbottstown
• Republican candidates for Platts' seat speak in Cross Keys
• State budget brings questions at Hanover horse farm
• Sheppard-Myers deal keeps Rhinos off field
• Hanover-area teen killed in crash
• Houston voice soars at NJ hometown funeral
• Local man dies from Mad Cow Disease variant
• Abbottstown looks to frame historic stone
• Beloved Hampton firefighter laid to rest
• State budget nixes funds for local group
• Hampton crash sends two to hospital
• Back to the '50s to eat in Gettysburg
• Judge extends injunction, orders Cross Keys Diner to comply
• Police watch McSherrystown recycling bins
• Route 15 south reopened after car fire
• DEP probes Hanover fish kill
• Public record, Feb. 17 <p>
• Work release for Fairfield woman accused of trying to inseminate teen
• Police: Man punches grandfather about couch
• Man charged with forging prescriptions
• Two taken to hospitals after crash near New Oxford
• East Berlin awaits return of its big winner
• Candidates left out as filing deadline passes
• Tempers flare over Germany township supervisor's absences
• Republican candidates to face off in Cross Keys
• Local roofer charged with theft
• Gettysburg blaze under investigation
• Public record, Feb. 16 <p>
• Gettysburg fire displaces two
• Abraham Lincoln returns to Gettysburg square
• Twenty breaths will lead to a more peaceful life
• Counties to take hit on human services
• EARP chief wants safer intersection
• Manheim Township woman allegedly forged husband's name for loans
• Belmont Road bridge project to launch soon
• Bermudian Springs faces challenging budget year
• Driver charged after Conewago Township crash
• Public Record, Feb. 15
• Public Record, Feb. 14
• Family displaced by chemical spill
• Conewago Township crash sends two to hospital
• Hanover police talk seat belts with students
• East Berlin dog best in show?
• Popular Lincoln statue returns
• Police: Woman sexually assaulted teen girl in North Codorus Twp.
• Littlestown horse seizure case gets new judge
• Hanover Pizza Hut closes in on move
• Nemacolin: No rooms lost in ski lodge fire
• Introducing Book Bundles in the Teen Library Looking for a new book or author?...
• HMS Fundraiser
• Adams Electric to begin helicopter patrols
• More are loving Valentine's -- good for local businesses
• Gettysburg Christmas tree tradition looking bright
• Expert at Hanover event to discuss sudden cardiac death
• Battlefield group offers to store Electric Map
• Asbestos not a factor in possible disposal of Electric Map
• Meet the Author - (March 3, 2012) 11am-1pm Come and meet Kymberlee Burks-Miller...
• State Police say fatal fire's cause not found
• Carroll Valley Police: Beware of 'distraction' ruse
• Something old, something new at Hanover bridal show
• College senior from Brushtown works with United Way programs
• Pizza-eating for a cause in Hanover area
• Justice department says two charged with identity theft entered U.S. illegally
• Supression motion denied in Adams County drug case
• Cumberland Township could still OK chickens
• Lashinger outlines Mason-Dixon appeal
• Humming along in Hanover for 30-plus years<p>
• State Police in Gettysburg might move
• Cars not stopping for local school buses
• York County radios fixed?
• Bigerlville to hold annual variety show
• Hanover dog to compete in national show
• Snowy Saturday on tap
• Local singers hope to bring down the house
• Snowy fun in Adams County
• Adams death-penalty trial to get outside jury
• MOB44 gang leader sentenced in Maryland
• Judge orders Cross Keys diner closure put on hold <p>
• Pro-life group to return to Hanover
• Public record, Feb. 10 <p>
• North Codorus woman accused of prostitution
• Public record, Feb. 9 <p>
• Police: Man used rifle to assault woman
• Adams County hires new public defender
• Owners steamed over Hamilton Township's threat to close diner
• Pa. Supreme Court dismisses request to throw out Gettysburg-area casino appeal
• Local student artists move on to national competition
• Adams County commissioners finalize reworked budget
• Hamilton's mandatory septic-tank pumpings met with protest
• Now accepting applications for Leadership Hanover! Visit
• Police: Man used rifle to assault woman
• Pizza-eating event to benefit New Oxford crash victims' families
• Freedom Township supervisors take no action on reassessment suit
• South Western teachers have new contract
• Buffer zone would keep casinos from most of Adams
• Mason-Dixon asks court to throw out suit
• Snow to clear out of Hanover quickly
• Hanover High School hosts 'Idol' show
• Gettysburg no-casino zone?
• Public record, Feb. 8 <p>
• Come see our President’s Day display in the Adult Department! Items contribute...
• Noontime Book Talk - Monday, February 20 at 12:00 noon “Purple Hibiscus” by Ch...
• Festival
• Kindergarten Registration
• Local garden clubs part of flower show in York
• Gettysburg engineering firm settles piracy claim for $20,000
• Free program to strengthen families starts soon in Conewago Valley
• Hanover-area students get an early start in police work
• Gettysburg middle school principal to retire at year's end
• Contractors dig into Littlestown's Lumber Street
• Freedom Township to drop reassessment suit against Adams County
• Cross Keys diner/motel again threatened with shutdown
• Public record, Feb. 7<p>
• Public record for Feb. 6 <p>
• Straban Township appoints new supervisor
• Dog events dot West Manheim park's schedule
• Closure of major Spring Grove bridge pushed back
• Turn restrictions throw local plaza developers for loop
• Pa. lawmakers to consider public testimony on casino buffer <p>
• Gettysburg museum 'more fun' than game, says 8-year-old Alexa
• Fairfield woman flown to hospital after crash, later released
• Littlestown senior uses stage training to help children
• More choices for Hanover area pet owners at the worst of times
• Hanover businesses receive energy grants
• In Hanover, a talent for helping
• Decades later, local police search for alleged killer
• Making a Hanover-area house a home
• Raw-milk advocates not swayed by reports
• Gettysburg man turns down Super Bowl ticket
• Local fans show Super Bowl pride
• Winter storm dumps snow, heads east
• East Berlin man faces assault charges
• Adams fire department received FEMA grant
• Fire apparatus on display in Gettysburg
• Cancer charity changes course on Planned Parenthood
• Two Maryland residents charged in connection with Littlestown stabbing
• Electric Map to scrap heap?
• West Manheim Twp. mum on library donation
• Adams commissioners question casino buffer
• Senator Alloway tours the new facilities at Hanover Hospital.
• Public record, Feb. 3 <p>
• Just arrived at Utz with Senator Alloway. Fritz Livelsberger is giving a tour of...
• Number of area raw milk bacteria cases increases
• Maryland standoff ends without incident
• Service unfolds in Hanover during Catholic Schools Week
• SAVES gives year-end report to McS'town council
• Hanover man indicted in overdose deaths<p>
• Public record, Feb. 2 <p>
• Fire department receives FEMA grant
• Artist for the Month of February: Ray Hartland. See the display on the Balcony...
• Public record, Feb. 1 <p>
• Public record, Jan 31<p>
• Police investigate theft in Jefferson
• Mason-Dixon records to remain available to public
• York College professor examines Groundhog Day's surprising roots
• State to hear Fairfield parents' complaints
• Garbage bills to rise in McSherrystown
• Transit center to be virtually linked to Gettysburg battlefield
• Register today for the Feb. 15th Eye-Opener Breakfast at Hanover High School at...
• South Western seeks permission for higher tax hike
• Old Route 15 reopened for fire call
• Arrest follows Route 234 crash
• Littlestown crews respond to rescue
• News in brief for 2/1
• Enjoying spring-like day in Hanover, Gettysburg
• G'burg seminary bringing the Civil War alive for the next generation
• Fire company to turn off siren in Littlestown
• West Manheim Township slates road repairs
• Penn Township vehicle fire slows traffic
• Raw milk pulled from Gettysburg store
• Police: Hanover man stabbed multiple times
• Bonneauville sobriety checkpoint nets 3 DUI arrests
• Franklin Twp. crash shears pole, downs wires
• Police still seek ID of fleeing driver in 2010 Cross Keys crash
• Unemployment down from last year
• Maryland train hits truck driven by Biglerville man
• Finding memories down Golden Lane
• Police close case into crash that injured EARP officer
• Conewago Township awaits recycling data from businesses
• Hanover lot: From dirt mound to car wash
• Plans change on closing major Gettysburg artery
• Man sentenced for taking teen
• Mystery Book Club - Tuesday, February 7 at 6:30 “In Harm's Way” by Ridley Pears...
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• Dancing back in time in Gettysburg
• Man allegedly stole from Aspers Fire Co.
• Zumba offers workout, party
• Abbottstown approves field use at rec park
• Billboard company complains about zoning restrictions
• Hanover library to ask for bigger share
• Dan Moul to seek re-election
• Conewago Township ranking road-repair needs
• At a Hanover shelter, differences melt away
• News in Brief for 1/29/12
• Dancing in Hanover and remembering Emma
• Preservation group puts theater in the spotlight
• Alloway: Reapportionment decision 'outrageous'
• Adams SPCA staff shake-up goes on
• Tributes to Paterno highlight influence of wife
• St. Louis hosts first big parade on Iraq War's end
• Developer to ask township to extend street
• Littlestown, Royal Farms work out differences
• JC Penney store to move across the mall
• Banjo-picking, and a Nobel Prize
• Finding a voice in Hanover
• Charges filed in Hanover police chase
• Abbottstown sets tighter public comment rule
• McSherrystown slates baseball registrations
• First big parade on Iraq War's end
• North Codorus fire ruled 'undetermined'
• The 169th District faces uncertain future
• Tallman remains local representative, for now
• Adams County commissioners pleased with court's decision
• Gettysburg battlefield to install "smart" parking
• Biglerville man faces charges for high-speed chase
• Hanover mayor to seek new state House seat
• Former Adams clerk of courts remembered for her smile
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court throws out assembly redistricting
• One last time, Penn State gives love to Paterno
• Financial Aid Night
• Hanover Sports Night visitors talk of their coach
• Proposed Gettysburg zoning change sparks disagreement
• State Supreme court to hear arguments in casino appeal
• Adams County pushes along radio deal, corresponding tax hike
• Straban Twp. man who threatened neighbor with shotgun pleads guilty
• Committee assignments spark heated discusssion in Hanover
• Hanover company to pay $500K to fix alleged pollution
• Concert Band
• 'Language of Love' benefit tea at Hanover church
• Keeping the Gettysburg College campus clean
• Gettysburg middle school project awaits OK from board
• Schindler: Jobs might not be lost
• Conspiracy, theft charges lead to Hanover man's 15 years in prison
• Hanover Police: Scuffle after theft injures security guard
• Wildlife officials investigate killing of Adams County black bear
• Gettysburg attorney remembered for love of law, music
• Beer sales on tap for Giant?
• Best friend recalls a 'really, really good friendship'
• Annual MLK event in G'burg honors those who make a difference
• Local firefighter gave the full measure
• Abbottstown defends decision to drop regional police
• Plea could bring jail sentence for Adams man
• Sam's Club on the way to Hanover?
• Reilly to run for Congress
• <h1>Local fans react to Paterno's death</h1>
• Local 911 communication issues go to state
• State Police promote two from area
• Local youngster has family support for games he plays
• Conewago Township ranking road-repair needs
• Documents leave questions about Gettysburg shots-fired incident
• Bermudian Springs students giving, receiving
• Speed an issue in firefighter crashes
• New Littlestown council off to rough start
• Ravens fans optimistic, hope for Super Bowl bid
• Suppression sought in local drug case
• Ousted officers sue fire company
• Preserving a family farm in Northern Adams
• A snowy Saturday morning in Hanover
• Forecast calls for snow to become sleet in early morning hours
• Utz tackles illegals rumor
• Family, friends gather for Brandon
• Turning the page in New Oxford
• Gettysburg man revealed as donor of rare gold coins
• Board appoints new New Oxford H.S. principal
• Abbottstown sends fire funds
• Funeral, public viewing, for fallen firefighter
• Public record, Dec. 20 <p>
• Moul wants service for jobless benefits
• Farm show dream comes true for area woman
• Bingo fundraiser will benefit accident victim
• Former Hanover youth minister declared sexually violent predator
• Grant money helps start work on Gettysburg bike trail
• Md. lawmakers push against fundraising ruling
• Volunteer firefighter dies while driving to blaze
• Slow fishin' in the wintertime in Hanover
• "Social Media & Search Engine Optimization" will be presented on Fri., Jan. 27,...
• Public record, Jan. 18<p>
• Police arrest teens in connection with burglary, chase
• Police finish review of crash that killed five
• Employees spread support for Gettysburg bus line
• Fairfield man killed in western Adams crash
• Fourth jurisdiction charges alleged purse snatcher <p>
• Hanover Theater at 'heart' of community
• View restored at historic Gettysburg farm
• A golden opportunity in Hanover?
• U.S. Rep. Platts says he'll retire at year's end
• Conewago Valley picks superintendent
• New member joins McSherrystown council
• Huntington Twp. gun shop death won't result in charges
• Children's Book Sale!! The Children's Department will be holding a children's b...
• Public record, Jan 17 <p>
• Hanover Theater added to preservation risk list <p>
• Deadline looming for new Adams County radios
• Men arrested for allegedly firing shots in Gettysburg
• Factory fire in Hanover controlled quickly
• Adams County students learn on the job
• Fire company threatens to stop coverage of Abbottstown
• Adams County commissioners oppose new redistricting plan
• Bermudian Springs seeks assistant superintendent
• District court, Jan 16<p>
• Public record, Jan 16 <p>
• Library will be closing at 5:00 today (1/16) due to lack of heat!
• Workshop on teen substance abuse rescheduled
• Emory H. Markle Intermediate student knows her math
• Foreclosures bring frustrations for local municipalities
• Time stops in Littlestown barbershop
• Opposition to 2013 roadwork in G'burg area grows
• Bermudian Springs aligns school in-service days
• Septic questions remain in Hamilton Twp.
• Young gymnasts compete in Hanover
• Centuries worth of faith in Hunterstown
• York commissioner pushes property tax reform bill
• Hundreds of voices come together in Hanover
• Chief: Radios still failing Hanover area
• Hanover man searching for kidney donor
• Rate of abortions in area falls slightly
• 'Hanover's Angels' group sponsors blood drive
• Pour water into a volcano, get back green energy?
• Ship aground off Italy; 3 bodies found, 69 missing
• Paterno back in hospital for observation
• Changes coming at Snyder's
• Penn looks at expanding no-parking on Baer Ave.
• ESAB to stay in Hanover
• Littlestown to hire officer
• Hamilton Twp. appoints alternate, then gives him voting power
• Police: Man set fire to impounded truck in Penn Twp.
• News in brief for 1/13
• Man charged in theft of tractors
• York man helps nab alleged purse snatcher
• Flagged PSSA scores cleared at South Western, LIU
• Bendersville man pleads to sexual assault
• Raising money, staying in shape in Hanover
• Spring Grove bridge to be closed almost a year
• Gettysburg-area retreat, The Lodges, clears courts
• Sinkhole closes Oxford Township road
• Public record, Jan. 12<p>
• Penn Township sewer snag leaves officials few options
• Lake Meade fire contained to garage
• Meth discovered in Gettysburg-area hotel
• New board reopens Adams County budget
• Sewing a lifetime of memories
• Hanover school board's newest member embraces a challenge
• More charges for alleged purse snatcher
• More charges for alleged purse snatcher
• Public record , Jan. 11<p>
• Authorities: Man gets 100 years for crimes in Md.
• Art Exhibit by Stefanie Shuffler Enjoy art pieces that include oil, pastel, acr...
• Man, wife married 61 years, die hours apart
• Public record, Dec, 9 <p>
• Workshop on teen substance abuse rescheduled
• 8th Grade High School Orientation
• 8th Grade High School Orientation
• <b>District court records</b><p>
• Doctor gets up to four years for pot plants
• Friendly's in North Hanover Mall part of chain's closings
• Noontime Book Talk - Monday, January 16 at 12:00 noon in the Hormel Reading Room...
• Putting finishing touches on Hanover stadium
• Hanover High School Mid-Term Exams
• Gettysburg- area residents push for better health care
• York state police lieutenant charged with DUI in Adams County
• Court order could shut down Hamilton Township apartments
• Hanover-area school boards trying to fill seats
• Pa. Farm Show 101
• Hanover police: Men had gun, drugs in car
• Hanover resident joins race for 169th District seat
• Woman slashed in sword attack in Hanover
• Police find 40 marijuana plants in North Codorus Twp. home
• New Adams district judge ready for the challenge
• Purse snatcher strikes in Westminster
• Adams County district judge retires
• Battlefield woodlot to undergo 'health cuts'<p>
• News in brief for 1/6
• Two dogs die in Straban Twp. house fire
• Man charged in alleged Penn Twp. sword attack
• Finally time to hit the local slopes
• New Hanover councilman Morris takes his seat
• New Hamilton Twp. board at odds over office manager
• Public Record, Dec. 5
• Gettysburg soup kitchen moves
• Coroner charged in prescription drug investigation
• News in brief for 01/05
• Artist of the Month for January is Deborah Nell. Artwork is currently on displa...
• UPDATE: Tonight’s meeting of the Teen Writer’s Club has been cancelled.
• Correction
• Friends remember longtime Abbottstown priest
• Hanover, Gettysburg purse snatchings could be related
• Penn officials change direction, raise taxes
• News in brief for 01/04
• Dropping regional police gives Abbottstown more money for roadwork
• Historic courtroom is Adams County commissioners' new venue
• Snacktown Wrestling Tournament
• Three new Adams County commissioners begin
• Hanover police investigate series of purse snatchings
• Elderly Gettysburg woman mugged, injured
• Public record, Jan 3 <p>
• Mason-Dixon hearing postponed
• Reading Township crash sends three to hospital <p>
• Hanover resident to run for new state seat
• South Western receives military support award
• Sentencing in Gettysburg burglaries
• Art Exhibit by Stefanie Shuffler Art pieces include oil, pastel, acrylic and wa...
• West Manheim Twp. bridge to be closed for months
• Loss of chamber leaves void in Littlestown
• Two injured in Menallen Twp. golf cart crash
• Conewago seeks to fill vacant posts
• Brother and sister to find out about homelessness in Hanover
• Businessman unknowingly bid on local toxic waste site
• Man charged with stalking Hanover woman
• Area's first 2012 babies arrive late afternoon
• News in brief for 01/02
• Recycling reports due in Conewago Twp.
• 'Art is life, life is art' at G'burg studio
• Gazebo at Hanover's library ready to go
• 2011 Stories of the Year
• For Adams commissioners, 'Time to move on'
• Twitter flooded with messages for local grad killed in crash
• Locally, New Year's means German fare
• Fire leaves two Hanover apartments uninhabitable
• New Adams County officials sworn in
• South Western considering tax exception
• Apple drop in Gettysburg next year?
• A country-style Christmas dinner in Orrtanna
• District court records
• Football on a snowy field
• Public record, Dec. 29
• Adams County's final budget approved
• Hanover approves $27.5 million budget
• Local hospital program gives help to quit
• York Springs man charged with homicide by vehicle
• News in brief for 12/29
• Public record, Dec. 28 <p>
• York County DA's son charged with drunken driving
• Delone no-parking zone extended
• Final act for local Blockbuster
• Tequila links burglary to manhunt
• Unemployment up slightly in November
• News in brief, Dec. 28
• Hamilton hears sewer cost estimate
• Former Reading Township candidate files appeal
• Public record, Dec. 27 <p>
• Police: Officer kept distance in chase
• New teen driving requirements take effect in Pa.
• Conewago Twp. says goodbye to longtime supervisor
• Suspects sought in Christmas morning robbery
• Tax hike in Conewago Twp.
• In Gettysburg, a language all their own
• Split vote on Penn Twp. budget
• Hanover High School graduate now keeping the streets safe
• Glen Rock soldier home for Christmas
• Local groups needing help to help needy
• New Oxford ends agreement with EARP
• Time for talent, Hanover
• Public record, Dec. 23<p>
• Friends show magic of Christmas with reindeer cam
• Local school bus drivers have a mission to give
• Hanover church gives unusual Christmas gift
• Police say Route 94 fuel spill was contained
• Public record, Dec, 22
• News in brief for 12/23
• District court records, Dec. 22<p>
• Public record, Dec. 21 <p>
• False report of Penn shooting
• News in brief for 12/22
• Local parents wait for their soldier
• Police: Hanover couple responsible for child abuse
• Latest fix of Hanover intersection could be final
• Gettysburg boy in fair condition after collision
• Hit-and-run accident reported in Hanover
• Former Cumberland Twp. Authority bookkeeper sentenced
• Chances of a white Christmas locally are slight
• Public record, Dec. 20 <p>
• Death at Hanover factory overnight ruled a suicide
• Biglerville man gets up to 30 years for molesting boys
• Real-life pressure for Littlestown speech students
• Injured Gettysburg 10-year-old indentified
• Hanover man arrested for parking-lot assault, robbery
• Sticker shock in Gettysburg: Don't buy beer for minors
• New director named to Gettysburg Festival
• News in brief, Dec. 20
• Fee hikes up for vote in Penn Township
• McSherrystown wants porch fixed
• Public record, Dec. 19 <p>
• LeVan accused of sabotaging casino project
• Gettysburg teen finds history in his own backyard
• Judge rules accusations of bias against East Berlin are unfounded
• Area Christmas tree sellers doing well
• Driver in Arendtsville crash out of hospital
• Topping a pizza champ in Biglerville
• East Berlin- area rail trail on the table
• Officials hope to get lost dog home for Christmas
• Short move for Littlestown historical society
• Gettysburg Fire Department trying to 'Stuff the Truck'
• Thieves target unlocked cars in Gettysburg
• Event brings Christmas elves to SAVES
• 'Operation Claus' brings Christmas to 131 families
• A yuletide pizza-eating contest?
• Gettysburg battlefied to stay open after budget passes
• Hours during Christmas and New Years are as follows: December 19, 20, 21 & 22 -...
• For Manheim Twp. family, a first Christmas in lights
• Abbottstown withholding final EARP payment
• Public record, Dec. 16 <p>
• Hanover furniture dealer to retire, close business
• Guilty pleas in car scam at G'burg business
• New grads head to the workplace
• Man found guilty of indecent assault
• Boy hit by pickup truck on Route 30
• Noontime Book Talk - Monday, December 19 at 12:00 Hormel Reading Room Constant...
• News in brief for 12/16
• East Berlin man in critical condition after Lake Meade crash
• Fundraisers to benefit New Oxford Memorial Fund
• Public record, Dec. 15
• Battlefield braces for shutdown
• Neighbors balk at proposed chicken farm in Cumberland Twp.
• West Manheim supervisor ending his term
• EARP continues coverage, avoids layoffs -- sort of
• Church pews lead to resourceful renovation in Hanover
• North Gettysburg Trail opens after 17 years
• Redistricting plan would increase county's presence in statehouse
• Gettysburg restaurant helps victims' families
• Short move for L'town Area Historical Society
• Public Record, Dec. 14
• News in brief for 12/15
• $36M settlement in crash involving York Springs-based truck
• Sign-up today for the December 21 Eye-Opener Breakfast at the Hanover Elks Lodge...
• "The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey" Wednesday, December 14 at 6:30 in th...
• Public record, Dec. 10 <p>
• Public record, Dec. 9 <p>
• Public Record, Dec. 8
• Convenience store gets new roof
• School board member is a 'wanted' man
• PA Tourette Alliance wants your vote
• News in brief for 12/12
• Hanover soccer coach hoping to help homeland
• Feed-a-Friend marathon reaches goal
• <p> East Berlin drinking water contaminated <p>
• A different time for Manheim Twp. man
• Bermudian students learn about Occupy movement
• Hanover radio station helps food drive
• Hamilton Township adopts balanced budget
• News in brief for 12/9
• Littlestown man charged with animal cruelty in horse case
• Third confiscated horse dies
• Family files $12M suit against Carroll County
• Bermudian Springs senior starts fundraiser for New Oxford victims
• In the wake of fatal accident, fundraisers grow
• YouTube slideshow honors students killed Monday
• Teen Holiday Movie Night Tuesday, December 13 at 6:00 pm in the John D. Bare Ce...
• News in brief for 12/8
• School Board Vacancy
• Fire tax in Cumberland Twp. put on shelf
• New Oxford McDonald's plans benefit for victims' families
• <b>Public record, Dec. 7</b> <p>
• New Oxford staff provides counseling, support to grieving students
• Hanover man refreshes old snow blowers
• News in brief for 12/7
• Bermudian Springs promotes assistant superintendent
• Community uses social media to show support in wake of fatal accident
• Gettysburg trail offers place for daily exercise
• Adams inmate pleads no contest to spitting on guard
• Grandaughter charged in house fire near East Berlin
• Hanover library collects hats, gloves
• Martin Library's 24th Annual Poetry Contest
• Hours during Christmas and New Years are as follows: December 19, 20, 21 & 22 -...
• West Manheim zoning board seeks member
• Game officer expects to charge hunter for killing horse
• News Briefs for 12/6
• Public Record
• Local singers raises voices to heal hurt
• Biglerville man pleads to theft from unlocked vehicles
• Work on Littlestown's Lumber Street to begin
• News in Brief for 12/5
• Annual Christmas Luncheon on Fri., Dec. 16 Hanover Country Club. Keynote speaker...
• A Christmas bounty
• Locals get twice as many 'Golden Deeds' this year
• Biglerville student picked for Army marching band
• An afternoon downtown
• <b>District court records, Dec. 2, 2011</b><p>
• Artist of the Month for December – Nancy Bittinger On display this month on th...
• Adams County buys church property
• News in Brief for 12/02
• Public record -- Dec. 2, 2011<p>
• Pubic Record - Dec. 1, 2011
• More details on worker's fall into tank at Penn Township sewer plant
• Hanover brothers arrested in Thanksgiving shooting incident
• No tax hike in Adams County plan
• Dusting off a treasure in Hanover
• Volunteers to lay wreaths at Gettsyburg tomorrow
• Investigation into Hanover man's death closed
• Children enjoy library in Spring Grove
• News in Brief for 11/30
• Elite Marine role in Afghanistan key to 2014 exit
• Mystery Book Club - Tuesday, December 6 at 6:30 “Six Geese A-Slaying” by Donna...
• Inside on a dreary day
• News in brief for 11/29
• Congratulations to Victoria Barber on winning the life-size Edward Cullen cutout...
• Delay baffles McSherrystown officials
• Gettysburg girl has more than 100 baton-twirling trophies
• News in brief for 11/28
• Teen Advisory Group Meeting - Wednesday, November 30th at 6:30 in the Teen Library
• Helping one of their own
• Weather slows McSherrystown senior-center fix
• Santa's back in Hanover
• REMINDER!! – Drawing for the Edward Cullen life-size cutout is on Monday, Novemb...
• Father-daughter duo teach a winning program
• Fairfield woman pleads guilty to assault charges
• Conewago Township extends trash-hauling contract
• Grant to fund robot project
• For shoppers, it's game on
• ATTENTION Holidaze Scramble Participants .... bonus clue: This clue is a salute...
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• News in brief, Thursday Nov. 24
• Thanksgiving New York style
• ATTENTION Holidaze Scramble Participants .... bonus clue: This clue is a salute...
• Holiday Music Program Join classical guitarist Robert Doppira to welcome in the...
• Books for sale at Hanover YMCA
• Mr. Bitler: 2011-12 Outstanding Teacher of the Year!
• Council again to be paid
• Barfight nets one month in jail
• Brainbusters
• Finish your holiday shopping with Chamber Dollars! More participating merchants...
• Bermudian Librarian closes a chapter
• Littlestown budget includes money for new positions
• Truck draws debate in Mount Joy
• A plaque and a pause
• Abbottstown hires new secretary
• The library will be closing at 5:00 pm on Wednesday, November 23rd and will also...
• Gettysburg Foundation to take over 'Lincoln Bedroom'
• New Sheppard Myers Stadium
• Conewago Valley superintendent to retire
• New Oxford seniors receive college OKs
• Road crew search still on
• 'Angels' group will meet at South Western
• Robber argues sentence
• NBC's 'The Office' to feature Gettysburg
• The end of a Christmas tradition in Gettysburg
• Fire at Ag Com
• Gone fishin'
• Just added: 2011 Santa Parade Bike Decorating Contest A bike decorating contest...
• Gearing up for the holidays
• Noontime Book Talk - Monday, November 21 at 12:00 noon in the Hormel Reading Roo...
• Teen Writing Club Meeting - November 17th at 6:30 in the Teen Library
• Friday Night Lights
• Bermudian refinances bond debt
• Have you read the Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins? What are you waiting...
• New road through the tombstones
• W. Manheim sports fields, sledding hill soon ready
• Resuce Mission collecting electronics
• Littlestown superintendent says funding flat
• Hamilton grants refund from rec fund
• Remembering the names, the service
• Remembering a local soldier's sacrifice <p>
• Paterno gone, but questions at Penn State remain <p>
• McQueary to miss Penn State game due to 'multiple threats' <p>
• Ceremony remembers fallen WCO officer
• Mustang pride
• Sign-up today for the Membership Mixer at Finch's on Tues., Nov. 22 from 4 - 6 p...
• Abbottstown development plans on hold
• Hanover man charged for allegedly touching teenage girl
• News in Brief - Friday, Nov. 11
• East Berlin Council considers cutting its pay
• Fairfield Mennonite Church holds annual Fair Trade International Gift Festival this week<p>
• Paterno retirement draws local reaction
• Seeing the Battle of Gettysburg from the inside <p>
• Police: Spring Grove accident involved school bus <p>
• Annual horse sale brings $825K record to Hanover
• Saturday, November 12th is National Gaming Day!! In recognition, the Teen Libra...
• Would you like to take Edward Cullen home with you? To celebrate the release of...
• South Western grad earns scholarship for volunteer work
• October snow leaves area residents without power, fallen trees
• Trees crash on Gettysburg monuments
• Farnsworth House owner wants to open dinner theater in Gettysburg
• Littlestown council gets first peek at 2012 budget
• Hanover man charged for shooting air rifle
• Mystery Book Club - The Blue Zone by Andrew Gross is the selection. Kay Deskins...
• Are your presentations powerful? Learn more this Friday during Key Strategies fo...
• West Manheim Twp. roadwork plans push sewer extension bids
• Gaming board calls for dismissal of appeal
• October snow blankets York and Adams counties
• Conewago Township: Truck traffic unavoidable on Peanut Drive
• Council divided over Hanover street banner approval
• Another delay in North Gettysburg Trail
• West Manheim Twp. man dies in early morning crash
• News in brief for Monday, Oct. 31
• Retro arcade to open in Hanover
• Experienced candidates square off in Hamilton
• Speeding still a concern in McSherrystown
• York Waste docked for missed stops in McSherrystown
• Penn Twp. woman charged with aggravated assault
• Public record: Police, fire log
• Hanover Halloween Parade winners
• News in brief for Sunday, Oct. 30
• Students send rosaries to troops
• Up to 10 inches of snow coming
• Four-way stop not option near Hanover school
• Hanover arson leads to break-in charges<p>
• Three run for Hamiltonban Township supervisor <p>
• Hanover police investigate home invasion
• Switched-on Sheppard-Myers lights only a test
• Gettysburg man flown to hospital after crash near college
• News in brief for Saturday, Oct. 29
• Flood aid available in Cumberland Township
• Adams County Library System awarded grant
• Public record: Births, police, fire log
• The Wreck of the Red Arrow - Listen as Dennis McIlnay describes, in detail, one...
• New Oxford students form 'human food chain' <p>
• Public record: Police, fire log
• District court: Magisterial District Judge Dwayne Dubs
• One month jail for bar-fighting golfer
• New Oxford couple convicted of sexual exploitation of baby
• Four compete for Cumberland Township seats <p>
• Gettysburg monument repairs come to a head <p>
• An end to a Hanover Halloween tradition? <p>
• News in brief for Friday, Oct. 28
• Officials say tonight's parade is a go.
• The library will be closing at 5:00 pm on October 27 (Today) for the Hanover Hal...
• At last, Abbottstown man gets OK to build wall
• Join the List of Members Accepting Chamber Dollars! Don’t be left out this holid...
• T.A.G. meeting held in the Teen Library tonight, 6:30-7:30 pm.
• Man who allegedly shot at neighbor wants trial
• Three compete for Gettysburg's 1st Ward
• Hanover sewer fee could spike
• Bermudian board picks new member
• South Western student named National Merit semifinalist
• Delegating for Results: Participants will learn the skill of good organizing, th...
• Trick or Treat Schedule<p>
• A downtown for Hanover's youth
• Miss Hanover pageant changes venue
• Mason-Dixon casino files legal appeal against gaming board
• News in brief for Monday, Oct. 24
• Police to target aggressive drivers
• Recovered Marine thanks Gettysburg middle school for quilt
• Dover woman led police on high-speed chase through 4 counties
• Former Reading Twp. candidate sentenced
• News in brief for Sunday, Oct. 23
• New Oxford man dies in motorcycle crash
• Public record: Births, police log
• Police: Boy flown to Hershey Medical Center after crash
• Gettysburg High takes on archery
• Gettysburg man sentenced up to five years in shooting
• Gettysburg Blue Line to continue for another six months
• Hanover Freecycle chat group plans roof repair for needy member
• Police: Elderly man robbed in Franklin Township
• Public hearing planned for Gettysburg middle school
• Adams County Arts Council receives grant
• News in brief for Saturday, Oct. 22
• Rally encourages after-school activities for Adams County youth
• News in brief for Friday, Oct. 21
• Sinkhole work to begin soon
• Public record: Births, police, fire log
• Varsity Volleyball Team
• Solar field among New Oxford Municipal Authority projects
• South Western School District restores library funds
• Police: Abbottstown man ran chop shop
• Utz buys new brand
• Adams commissioner candidates discuss election issues
• Police: Pedestrian struck in Spring Grove
• Public record: Police, fire log
• Members are encouraged to attend this evening's Annual Meeting. The Chamber will...
• Construction under way for new transit center in Gettysburg
• 'Sinkhole to China' to be filled in two weeks
• News in brief for Thursday, Oct. 20
• Gettysburg hires new assistant superintendent
• Pa. councilman indicted in W.Va. on fight charges
• Bicyclists to ride for Bekah
• Two face off for magisterial district 19-3-06
• Disposal plan update in motion
• Event to promote after-school activities in Adams County
• Commemorative T-Shirt
• Gettysburg announces emergency bridge closure
• YALSA announces the 2011 Teens' Top Ten winners!
• Two compete for one seat in West Manheim Township
• Housing market crash means boom for Park Service
• Speeders raise concerns in McSherrystown
• Historical society members share Hanover's haunted history
• Adams County to elect new commissioners
• News in brief for Monday, Oct. 17
• Gettysburg Hospital recognized
• Gettysburg music festival showcases local acts
• Bermudian Springs postpones approval to advertise roof bids
• Penn Township bridge almost fixed
• West Manheim seeks to fill road crew position
• District court
• Adams County egg farm plan sparks fears
• Washington Elementary holds annual Hawk Walk
• News in brief for Sunday, Oct. 16
• South Western holds "Camo Day" in honor of slain classmate<p>
• Conference center in Hanover?
• Gettysburg re-enactment named one of North America's top 100 events
• Guard pay at issue
• Hanover teen takes in shooting victim's dog
• Spring Grove officials: Students OK after bus crash
• Students, staff support each other on first day of school since slaying
• Public record: Police log
• News in brief for Saturday, Oct. 15
• Schools face tough year
• Teen Read Week Photo Contest!! (Click on the link for contest rules)
• Teachers, students shouldn't 'friend'
• Meter fed but still a ticket in Gettysburg? <p>
• Hanover auto shop exchanges state inspections for donated canned goods <p>
• News in brief for Friday, Oct. 14
• Teen Read Week Movie Night – Wednesday, October 19th, 2011 at 6:00 p.m. in the J...
• Hanover hair salon to hold breast-cancer fundraiser <p>
• Adams suit terms near
• Bermudian assistant principal resigns
• News in brief for Thursday, Oct. 13
• Parking restricted in Hanover Saturday
• Historical Hanover memorabilia on loan from the Panebaker Funeral Home (311 Broa...
• Diversity Summit brings together community and beyond
• New Display in the Teen Library! - Come by and see our new display spotlighting...
• Nearly $4K raised at Hanover suicide-prevention walk
• Aspiring chef is living his dream
• Enrollment shrinks at Bermudian Springs
• Gettysburg man sentenced to house arrest for trespassing
• Adams defends radio bid
• Record number of people attend National Apple Harvest Festival
• State Police in search of burglar
• Adams County rail trail idea creates 'buzz'
• A year gone, Hanover group's mission remains
• Motorcyclist injured in two-vehicle crash in Germany Twp.
• News in brief for Monday, Oct. 10
• Motion filed to have Mason-Dixon suit sealed
• Hanover needs holiday turkeys
• Competition and friendship grow side-by-side at Gettysburg flower show
• Fairfield man pleads in cop kicking
• West Manheim resident seeks answers on crime increase
• Police: Woman robbed at New Oxford PNC Bank
• Man injured in Mount Pleasant Twp. crash
• News in brief for Sunday, Oct. 9
• News in brief for Saturday, Oct. 8
• McSherrystown budget to reflect increased waste-disposal fee
• Mt. Joy delays vote on rec board
• Chief: Stove causes fire on Baltimore Street in Hanover
• Public record: Police, fire log
• Weirman's Mill Road Bridge open again
• Tallman to host senior expo in New Oxford
• EARP shakeup on horizon?
• Conewago Valley amends policies
• Church gives cash to inclusive playground
• Hanover gas leak leads to water fix <p>
• Public comment sought for Tucker company in East Berlin<p>
• Reward offered in 2 deer poaching cases in Adams County
• Former Borders customers can opt out of Barnes & Noble database
• Mount Joy Township's rec board subject of Thursday hearing
• Mosquito spraying in Littlestown Thursday
• Hanover student drummers find their beat<p>
• Hanover walk to benefit American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
• Mystery Book Club - Tuesday, October 11 at 6:30 p.m. "A Beautiful Place to Die"...
• The Library will be closed on Monday, October 10th for a staff training day.
• Diner continues to meet standards
• Radio bidder protests pick
• Adams man accused of assaulting girls
• A blaze of glory and history
• Police seek witnesses of fatal crash
• Platts testifies on expansion bill for Gettysburg battlefield
• Décor to crow about in Hanover
• News in brief for Thursday, Oct. 6
• Workshop: Planning Process on October 14, 8 - 11 a.m. at the Chamber office. Pre...
• Lifestyles of the 18th Century Join Harry Greenberger as he talks about respons...
• Nipping the stream clean
• Zoning board OKs Gettysburg school variance
• A rededication after 100 years
• Health care panel planned in Gettysburg
• Drug-ring leader's sister sentenced
• Conewago officials hope for federal funding
• Felony charge dropped against Adams day-care owner <p>
• Crime rate drops in Pa.
• Car crashes into Baltimore Street building
• Artist of the Month for October - Bernice B. Beavin (Photography) on display thi...
• T.A.G. Meeting - Wednesday, October 5th at 6:30 p.m. in the Teen Library.
• New Program! - Teen Reading Buddies Children can pair up with a teen for buddy/...
• 'Be-In' focuses on Hanover youth
• Hanover's library celebrates its 100th anniversary
• McSherrystown subdivision given conditional approval
• Register today at office@hanoverchamber.com!
• Sculptor hopes to construct national Civil War memorial
• Report: Property thefts decreased 26 percent in Hanover last year
• Littlestown to be sprayed for mosquitoes
• Gettysburg High focuses on positive behavior
• Delivering lunch, and maybe hope
• Woman killed in Franklin Twp. crash identified
• No updates in 2010 bus crash
• Two seek write-in votes
• News in brief for Monday, Oct. 3
• Utz ups crosswalk safety
• Crash with entrapment reported in Hanover
• Public record: Police, fire log
• District court
• Manheim Township Community Day held at nearly-finished park
• Locally-grown apples take center stage in stores
• Gettysburg flood victims seek improvements
• 'One-woman parade' to make second run
• Man illegally living in Gettysburg charged with fraud
• Another sentenced in $8 robbery
• Comcast closes shop in Hanover
• Coroner: Woman dies in Route 15 crash
• News in brief for Sunday, Oct. 2
• Local survivor offers support to breast cancer patients
• Mergers, taxes some of the options to save local fire companies <p>
• PSSAs show local districts making adequate progress
• Hanover man sentenced to up to 30 years for rape of teenage girl
• Former youth minister pleads guilty to sexual assaults on boys
• Police: Hanover man crashed minivan, then fled
• News in brief for Saturday, Oct. 1
• Memorial calendars honor Hanover's leaders and friends
• More sewer systems checked in West Manheim Township
• The library will be closing early for the Centennial Celebration Monday and Tues...
• News in brief for Friday, Sept. 30
• Mosquito control in Oxford Twp. scheduled
• Bring Your Own Device Pilot
• Century old church gets a facelift
• Police continue crash investigation
• Accident victim 'gave and gave and gave'
• Comcast to close Hanover branch
• Defense seeks confession suppression in WCO killing
• Oxford Twp. hires first manager
• News in brief for Thursday, Sept. 29
• Storm forces rescues, closures
• Nominations are being accepted for Small Business of the Year, Entrepreneur of t...
• Students get message of creative inspiration
• Banned Books Week Movie Night - Wednesday, September 28th at 5:30 p.m. in the Jo...
• Reading a banned book at the library - "The Communist Manifesto" by Karl Marx
• Strawberry Hill celebrates 25 years
• Ebooks Update! - Kindle is now available to use with the library's ebook program...
• Applications for the Hanover Chamber & York College spring 2012 scholarships are...
• Hill climbed in Jefferson
• Come read a banned book in our "read-in" chair - part of our Banned Books Week d...
• Reduced-rate Internet access offered for eligible area students
• Matters of the heart
• Hanover man gets house arrest for house shooting
• The ERA/Hanover Chamber Membership Mixer scheduled for tomorrow has been cancele...
• Dig the Cause
• News in brief for Monday, Sept. 26
• A source of joy
• Lawmakers push to reopen casino license
• Public record: Births, police, fire log
• Teen crashes vehicle in Littlestown
• Cherry Tree development project moves forward
• Conewago Township residents turn to FEMA
• Adams County enters radio talks
• Hanover group-home decision could cost county $500K
• Free family fun at the Grape Pumpkin Festival
• District court
• Chili cook-off donations up
• Hearing set for middle school
• Automated system to schedule substitute teachers
• York Springs man sentenced to three months in prison for resisting arrest
• Heavy smog in Pa.
• Biglerville man crashes motorcycle in Latimore Twp.
• Flooding strikes Adams County
• News in brief for Sunday, Sept. 25
• This Week (Sept 24th - Oct 1st) in BANNED BOOKS WEEK!! Come check out our displ...
• Training to be a champion
• West Manheim passes new stormwater regs -- with regret
• Gettysburg museum to Christian Commission to open near burnt Civil War Chapel lot <p>
• Gettysburg receives award for Steinwehr Project
• Hanover woman stole nearly $60,000 from Penn Twp. Subway
• Jamaican who resided in Adams County sentenced to nearly eight years
• Recycling switch in Hanover?
• Helping cancer patients look good, feel better
• Mosquito control in Abbottstown scheduled
• Meeting to examine fire service funding
• Banned Books Week Movie Night - Wednesday, September 28th at 5:30 p.m. in the Jo...
• Anti-abortion group to gather at Kids Kingdom
• Adams County Children's Advocacy Center celebrates 5th birthday
• Expensive storm damage appears ineligible for disaster relief
• News in brief for Friday, Sept. 23
• Conewago Township will try to fill 'Sinkhole to China'
• Public record: Police, fire log
• Unconscious driver found in drifting vehicle on Baltimore Street
• Carroll Valley hopes to restore axed fire funding
• Gettysburg workers to join union
• Come on in to Guthrie and check out some of our "big books"!
• Still time to weigh-in on Bermudian Springs superin<i>t</i>endent
• Bond deal near
• Transportation hub at seminary gets grant
• Free roof to be delivered
• Networking Opportunity! Membership Mixer at ERA, 570 Carlisle St., Hanover, on S...
• Clarks' Hanover-area expansion begins
• Scam targets local seniors
• Penn rejects tax break for Legacy Athletic
• Police: Naked man jumped out in front of cruiser
• Stolen pickup used in gunpoint robbery at Jackson Twp. home
• Conewago accepts 'sinkhole-prone' streets
• News in brief for Thursday, Sept. 22
• GOP controller candidate to run unopposed in Adams
• Hanover group home move denied
• Soybean spill closes highway <p>
• Biglerville man pleads guilty to molestations
• Signs, ramps to make walk to New Oxford schools safer
• Winning ticket sold in Cross Keys<p>
• Man dies in mobile home fire outside East Berlin
• Mosquito spraying scheduled for Conewago Township
• Dentists go back to school
• Hanover welcomes Olive Garden
• Mechanicsburg man crashes motorcycle in Franklin Twp.
• Adams County Heritage Festival celebrates diversity
• A day at the playground
• Adams County asks state to fund Growing Greener
• Cumberland Township abandons sewer plan
• New Oxford sophomore is raising the bar
• Agencies seek donations
• Mt. Joy officials closer to disbanding rec board
• Dedication of the New Stadium
• Abbottstown once again seeking a secretary
• A century of stories
• Casino opponents mobilizing to support buffer
• Meeting to discuss proposed boarding house in Hanover
• Apple scab a major crisis, scientist says
• State urges fire deal in Mount Joy
• News in brief for Monday, Sept. 19
• Hamilton Twp. commercial plan ready to go
• 30-day delay for long-awaited trail
• New Oxford liberated
• Public record: Births, police, fire log
• District court
• Police: Men stole from at least 10 unlocked vehicles
• Spring Grove launches GeoTrail
• News in brief for Sunday, Sept. 18
• Spraying for mosquitoes Tuesday in Conewago Twp.
• WWII re-enactors roll into Gettysburg
• McSherrystown considers docking its payments to York Waste
• Vandals strike in Penn Township
• Walk to help hearts
• Donors closer to receiving recognition
• Diner BODs get OK
• Pedaling into new territory
• Police still investigating fatal East Berlin fire
• Driver killed in North Codorus Twp.crash
• McSherrystown approves roadwork
• Driver ed fee hiked 300%
• Home security a concern after local break-ins
• Baseball-themed sports bar planned for Gettysburg
• Spring Grove-area shelter to expand
• Police looking for driver who fled crash
• East Berlin stream cleanup Saturday
• Police agree to pay freeze
• Bermudian Springs board member resigns
• Public record: Police, fire log
• Driver from West Manheim crash still hospitalized
• News in brief for Saturday, Sept. 17
• McSherrystown approves roadwork
• Noontime Book Talk - Monday, September 19 at 12:00 noon Last Rituals by Yrsa S...
• LeVan opposed casino appeal
• Another Adams County casino planned?
• Tending St. Matthew's flower garden
• Fire companies threaten to cut response in Mount Joy
• Second Adams County appeals board named
• News in brief for Friday, Sept. 16
• SKF worker dies after blast
• TEENS!! - Don't forget to vote for the Teens' Top Ten 2011! Voting ends tommorow...
• Sudden thunderstorm strikes York and Adams counties
• Police seek cause of fatal East Berlin fire<p>
• Marching Band Members
• Many records to go digital
• News in brief for Thursday, Sept. 15
• Pickup hits South Western bus, flees
• Gas company: Dig needed for emergency leak
• Bicycling to recovery
• Rain sets back Sheppard-Myers stadium work <p>
• News in brief for Wednesday, Sept. 14<P>
• Hanover brewery plans fall flat? <p>
• Diversity day to be held in Hanover
• State audit begins at Gettysburg district
• Historical Society and the Town's History Thursday, September 15, 2011 6:30 - 7:...
• Fairfield man took bite out of crime-fighter?
• Gettysburg warns drivers of bump <p>
• Eisenhower Drive paving proceeds apace
• Heavy rain hits parts of Adams, York counties
• Mount Olivet ceremony honors pets
• Hanover Athletic Booster Club
• Leisure council classes begin again
• Coming home to Hanover
• News in brief for Monday, Sept. 12
• District court
• Festival uncorks weekend fun
• Healing 10 years later
• EARP seeks 6% boost
• 5K to raise money for muscular dystrophy
• News in brief for Sunday, Sept. 11
• Worst rain behind us now
• Conewago officials expect slow movement on bypass
• Public record: Births, police, fire log
• Flooding prompts evacuations near East Berlin
• Hanover residents asked to curb water use
• Police seize Penn drugs
• Heavy rainfall, flooding lead to several school closings
• News in brief for Saturday, Sept. 10
• Children's Storytimes start the week of September 12th Sign up now - call 632-51...
• Friends of the Library - BOOK BASKET RAFFLE to benefit the library's centennial...
• September 21: Volunteer Recognition & Membership Anniversary Breakfast, 7:30 a.m...
• Moving Hanover ahead
• News in brief for Friday, Sept. 9
• Penn road stays closed
• Tonight (7:00 p.m.) - WGAL Town Hall Meeting in the John D. Bare Center of the l...
• Tonight's Teen Writing Club meeting has been cancelled.
• New Penn bags still the same <p>
• Hanover Police: Women harassed in cars
• Planning commission term filled
• Help wanted for Healing Field
• Autopsy: Drowning caused death at Lake Marburg
• Straban might seize land
• Weeklong rain to pound Pa.
• Police: Man fired at son
• First lay principal takes reins at Sacred Heart
• 'A Fun Day in the Park' planned in W. Manheim
• Hanover Practical Nursing
• Homeowner fires, scares off burglar
• Teacher awaits trial on sex charges
• PennDOT honors police officers
• Driver gets probation
• Luau for a cause
• Let's talk, Hanover
• Wentz Meeting House to celebrate 150 years
• Roadwork slate keeps growing
• SKF releases condition of 3 workers injured in blast
• Merchants: Visit downtown
• Innocence lost, but faith found
• Public to get view of Eastern Adams comp plan
• Adams County arts building nears completion
• Officials investigating death of Littlestown man at Codorus State Park
• News in brief for Monday, Sept. 5
• McSherrystown deems summer programs successful
• Public record: Police, fire log
• District court
• Police: Motorcylist sustains minor injuries after Straban Twp. crash
• Deputy's dog agreement finalized
• Hall says audit a publicity ploy
• Man who died in Lake Marburg identified
• More mosquito collections test positive for West Nile in York County
• Man arrested in Center Square
• Reward offered in Straban robbery
• News in brief for Sunday, Sept. 4
• Green again
• News in brief for Saturday, Sept. 3
• West Manheim welcomes new officer
• Five years for hitting another with car
• Monumental mileage moment
• Hanover abduction attempt reported
• Gettysburg bus line expected to be cut
• News in brief for Friday, Sept. 2
• Littlestown doctor waives drug charges at hearing
• Bermudian seeks input for superintendent search
• A user-friendly Hanover Borough building
• Public record: Police, fire log
• Child porn plea results in 10 years of supervision
• September 16, 2011 Facilitator: Dave Wauls, LMA Consulting Group Role of the Sup...
• Special Events
• Artist of the Month for September - Jane West of "Hold Fast" Original Accents is...
• News in brief for Thursday, Sept. 1
• Hanover Olive Garden to open Sept. 19<p>
• Oxford Twp. seeks manager
• Beer ban in the borough?
• Local students are back in school
• Guard redeployment could cost Hanover district $55K
• Delays expected for casino appeal
• Chase charges going to court
• McSherrystown to pay for siding job
• Spring Grove boosters plan food drive
• Fire risk after Irene
• District names exclusive snack-food provider
• Tavern owner: Go ahead and light up
• Man gets two to four in $8 robbery
• Paradise School for Boys celebrates 100 years
• Gettysburg councilwoman to move to Maryland
• Former Cross Keys Village officer dies
• Bubbling over with chili cooks
• Hanover elementary schools expected to open on time
• Porch fire spreads to second floor of Bendersville home
• Family remembers Windsor Twp. man who died in Hanover crash Sunday
• Hanover man arrested after Turkey Hill robbery
• New Student Crossing Patterns
• Hanover sees a new push toward downtown revitalization
• Park 10 years in making
• Irene brings wet weather to Hanover
• Public record: Police, fire log
• District court
• Stores trash fake pot
• A fresh start
• State hears funds pitch
• News in brief for Monday, Aug. 29
• Extension could be the last for McSherrystown development
• Police: Burglary reported in Franklin Township
• Hanover resident to lead state women's education society
• Water-rescue dogs prepare for tests
• Driver identified in fatal accident
• Republicans name controller candidate
• Littlestown water system bids come in lower than expected
• Lightning cause of two fires
• Former Adams County court official pleads guilty to child porn counts
• News in brief for Sunday, Aug. 28
• SUV hits school bus
• Sale of county data disputed
• Huntington Twp. fire levels 1800s-era barn
• News in brief for Saturday, Aug. 27
• Mosquito control planned for Adams County
• Hurricane threat moves outdoor service
• Crew called from Gettysburg to ready ship for storm
• News in brief for Friday, Aug. 26
• Sam's Club to Hanover?
• Adams reassessment case proceeds despite judge's death
• Raising a roof in Hanover
• Charges filed in 2010 Brushtown fire
• Police contract OK'd, but details not released
• Water, sewer rates to jump in Littlestown
• Pedestrian struck in Hanover
• Locals rally to support Israel, commentator Glenn Beck
• Pasta dinner to benefit The Courage House
• McSherrystown police contract OK'd, but details not released
• Come see our animal bobblehead display near the main desk. Courtesy of Pat Wagner.
• Hanover veteran protests war
• Safety concerns addressed at Hanover school intersections
• News in brief for Thursday, Aug. 25
• Judge downs plea deal
• Hanover feels quake's tremble
• Back to School for Hanover - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Littlestown doctor facing drug charges
• Ruptured gas line a quick fix
• Va. earthquake brings fear, concern locally
• Shooting death ruled homicide
• Casino appeal nears expected court date
• North Codorus man faces sexual assault charges
• Students Grades 1-8!! Stained Glass Window Design Contest As part of our 100 y...
• Join us at the Prudential Membership Mixer tomorrow from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Come a...
• Request to expand Red Rock board heats up
• Homewood resident charged in standoff
• Few rules for gun shops
• Pageant winner hopes to bridge cultures
• Local burglaries concern chiefs
• Still no official answer on Abbottstown plaques
• Engineering plan in the works
• Police: Trailer unhitched from truck, causing crash
• Police: Littlestown man in critical condition after accident
• Music in the air
• Strut away the pounds
• Gettysburg Rec Park plans yard sale
• 'Back to School' planned for South Western School District
• Coloring Hanover's canvas
• Faraway fan
• York County leads state in West Nile mosquito reports
• Hanover resident burned by fire bill
• Monkeying around at South Mountain Fair
• Organizers hope growth for community garden
• Conewago moves closer to permanently closing sinkhole road
• Littlestown program to assist teachers
• Honeycutters shine with original songs
• Couple shares love of bluegrass, Americana music
• Public record: Births, police, fire log
• News in brief for Sunday, Aug. 21
• Young pickers get ready for main stage performance
• News in brief for Saturday, Aug. 20
• 'Good Ole Days' in Littlestown
• Circus comes to Gettysburg
• 'It gets better and better'
• Future funding of Gettysburg Festival uncertain
• Police: Burglaries occurred in unlocked vehicles and homes.
• Hanover services tax to double?
• Police: Hanover man lied about robbery, assault
• Woman who stabbed husband to death gets up to 40 years in Adams court
• Former Midway chief sentenced
• Conewago workers will get paid for emergency responses
• Boxcars bring well-seasoned musicianship to bluegrass
• Russell Moore and IIIrd Tyme Out celebrates 20 years
• Feds award $3M grant for Steinwehr Avenue project
• HARB OKs demolition plans
• Police: Fairfield woman attacked outside of home
• Public record Aug. 18
• YALSA (Young Adult Library Services Association) Teens' Top Ten display currentl...
• Bluegrass festival a family event<p>
• Rolling through the wishes
• News in brief for Thursday, Aug. 18
• TV's 'Ghost Lab' returns to Fairfield
• Conewago might have to accept streets
• Conewago phones on the fritz
• BURN BANS
• Hanover man claims $1 million jackpot
• Amanda Witman, York County Convention & Visitors Bureau (YCCVB), and Becky Coste...
• Darrell Auterson, President, York County Economic Development Corporation, share...
• Baptist shurch sponsors bike night
• Public record
• Yalsa Teens' Top Ten display currently in the Teen Department Teens! - Don't fo...
• Sinkhole closes state road
• Lewis might become Penn State's kicker
• Adams radio delay urged
• Utz gives away $90K
• Gettysburg planners to look at borough's future
• R.H. Sheppard fined $21,000, cited for violations
• Business groups' merger might have little impact on Hanover
• Penn delays tax-break vote
• District court
• Hanover green-lights new signals
• Gettysburg approves bond resolution to borrow $37.7 million
• Hanover Hospital president resigns
• Teams 'camping out'
• 'Good Ole Days' coming to Littlestown
• Johnson trial could come in January
• Domestic relations recognized
• Winning $1 million ticket sold at local store
• Littlestown man injured in crash<p>
• Geothermal added to historic seminary in Gettysburg <p>
• Public record -- Births, Police, Fire
• Hanover Hospital president resigns <p>
• We delivered more than $1.7 million in dividend payments to members of the York...
• A peachy time
• Bermudian Springs considers debt refinancing
• Powers Hill tree clearing continues
• Guarding lives and twirling whistles
• New lights save money
• News in brief for Monday, Aug. 15
• Parking restricted at McSherrystown sports fields
• A century fresh
• Littlestown reluctant to sell water system
• Bidding to volunteer
• Senator's part-time job questioned
• Schools hike lunch prices
• East Berlin cleaning up street names
• Public record: Police, fire log
• Music in Wirt Park
• Police: Tree flagger struck by vehicle
• Sewer work in McSherrystown
• Police: Hanover man takes teen from Carroll Valley home
• W. Manheim Twp. mosquito sample tests positive for West Nile
• New priest to help lead Immaculate Conception School
• Dreaming of a vital downtown Hanover
• A finale worth waiting for
• Technology lends new understanding to Battle of Gettysburg
• Police: Hanover mom gave son drugs
• Parking lot to open in Gettysburg
• Public record: Police, fire log
• Miss Hanover orientation set
• YWCA still enrolling kids for field trips
• McSherrystown to open street bids
• New Oxford seeks $205K grant for handicap ramps
• Digging for history
• Reading supervisors dispute 'bad faith' claim
• Adams deals with appeals
• Littlestown firefighters seek boost in funding
• Public record -- Police log, fire log
• News in brief for Friday, Aug. 12
• Cumberland bookkeeper waives hearing
• Pro wrestling event to benefit family
• Rides, games at Littlestown carnival
• Steven Spielberg visits Gettysburg
• School projects in stretch run
• News in brief for Thursday, Aug. 11
• Public record: Births, police and fire log
• Abbottstown Square donors want plaques
• Free Wirt Park concert to showcase local talent
• Hamilton Township seeks tests
• Bermudian superintendent to step down
• Man who robbed Gettysburg PNC pleads guilty
• Littlestown drug dealer found guilty
• Rain a relief, for some
• Workers find Civil War bullets in Gettysburg tree
• Tillie Pierce House reopens <p>
• Public record: Births, police log and fire log
• Ship society sinks
• Tucker sues East Berlin
• Woman takes message to the streets
• Police add 187 porn counts
• Court documents detail fatal crash charges
• Truck driver remembered by family
• Hanover man airlifted after crash
• Middy Michael Middle School Book Talks - Kids going into 5th grade thru those fi...
• Lack of funds keeps Carroll Valley road closed
• New Oxford man has oil in his veins
• Judge: Group not to intervene
• St. Francis Xavier school moves
• Giving it his all
• Mt. Joy to return recreation fees
• East Berlin council gives green light to roadwork
• News in brief for Monday, Aug. 8
• Penn Township wants $700K loan
• Township: Missed court date led to $14K settlement
• Cars full of memories
• Attorney: Family 'outraged' by dropped charges in dog attack
• Nursing home sale final Tuesday
• Online, a search for catharsis
• Alleged thief worked for Littlestown, too
• News in brief for Sunday, Aug. 7
• One-woman parade postponed
• Learning through Legos
• 20 years on the web
• 3-alarm fire guts Jackson Twp. home
• Chemical spill cleaned up
• S&P downgrades US credit rating from AAA
• Bermudian Springs grad remembered by friends and family
• Rider in West Manheim crash dies
• News in brief for Saturday, Aug. 6
• Gettysburg man involved in three-vehicle crash in Maryland
• If you are celebrating a special anniversary with us (check August Chamber Conne...
• West Manheim enacts burn ban
• Man killed in Reading Twp. crash
• Crews respond to Hanover fire, find only smoke<p>
• Burglary, theft reported in Huntington Twp.
• Police: 3 to 5 tons of magnesium oxide spilled
• News in brief for Friday, Aug. 5
• Cycling against cancer
• Sewer project on hold
• DA: Cumberland bookkeeper took $55K
• Reading Township supervisor candidate found guilty of firearms violation
• Giant recalls turkey product
• Hanover restaurant to move - about 150 feet <p>
• Family, tradition sustains Arendtsville fire company<p>
• Adult Summer Reading Program Tuesday, August 9 - Sushi Anyone - Did you ever wo...
• Hanover man convicted in tire company blaze
• Local jobs rate falls
• Conewago fire won't lead to charges
• Man pleas guilty in $8 robbery
• News in brief for Thursday, Aug. 4
• Mosquito samples test positive for West Nile
• Hanover man sentenced on drug charges
• Mingling with local heroes
• City kids enjoy fresh air
• Cell-tower appeals see mixed results
• Gettysburg man pleads in shooting of brother
• Gettysburg police seek armed robber
• Children's Summer Reading Program Thursday, August 4 - AOK Players - Our favori...
• Route 30 pursuit leads to cycle, bus crash in Gettysburg
• New workshop series just announced!!!
• Blue Knights protect, serve and ride
• Book sale starts Wednesday
• Adams, York transit authorities to merge
• House fire details clearer
• Police investigating string of Cumberland burglaries
• Another chance to appeal values
• Chief: Children started garage fire
• New flag brings pride to old soldier
• Duo plead to receiving stolen property
• TEEN PROGRAM UPDATE: The English tea portion of today's Teen Summer Reading Club...
• Spring Grove student builds award-winning pretzel coaster
• Picking produce
• Inside the action
• A house no longer a home
• Far from flush with funds
• Fence, paving required for McSherrystown apartment to stay
• Inspections find eight failing septic systems
• Union lodges complaint against Reading Township
• News in brief for Monday, Aug. 1
• Many thanks to all of the volunteers that helped make the 28th Annual Dutch Fest...
• Fun comes to the falls
• Donation made for kids' health
• Md. man flown to hospital after West Manheim Twp. crash
• Park to close if U.S. defaults?
• Closure that won't come
• Parking fee hike gets second look
• A Dutch day for all
• News in brief for Sunday, July 31
• Physicals for all Hanover Athletes
• Teen Summer Reading Program Wednesday, August 3, 6:00 pm - Movie Night - Watch...
• Teen Summer Reading Program Wednesday, August 3, 10:30 - Japanese Calligraphy -...
• Artist of the Month for August - Hanover High School Students (Come see the disp...
• Body recovered from lake at Codorus State Park
• Mount Joy rec board on unwanted hiatus
• With planters filled, volunteers sought for flower care
• A never-ending job
• Green space money OK'd
• Girl Scouts to use Mc'Stown senior center
• Man charged in fatal accident
• Hanover man dies in construction accident
• News in brief for Saturday, July 30
• Light switch too costly?
• TEEN PROGRAM UPDATE: The Teen Summer Reading Club program for today-- Diwali Div...
• Annual York Springs carnival kicks off
• Fresh appearance
• Police to target Route 15 speeders
• York Waste 'will try to get better' in McSherrystown
• Rape charges dropped
• Three charges withdrawn in dog attack
• Teen Summer Reading Program Monday, August 1, 2:00 pm - Croquet and English Tea...
• Teen Summer Reading Program Friday, July 29 - Diwali Diva Lamp - The 5-day Hind...
• News in brief for Friday, July 29
• Adams animal shelter needs food
• Hanover Dutch Festival sees a rise in first-time vendors
• Annual 'Night Out' to encourage crime prevention
• George Shriver's birthday
• Land swap near
• York man, 57, killed in North Codorus Twp. crash
• Waste in, water out <p>
• No place like home for Henry the goat <p>
• News in brief for Thursday, July 28
• Property dispute stalls second access
• Straban farm added to Gettysburg battlefield
• Fire thought to be set
• Bookstore deal falls through
• Hanover district keeps cafeteria services in house<p>
• Waldenbooks deal falls through
• Shooting an apparent suicide
• Shooting reported at Lake Meade
• Two injured in vehicle accident
• District hopes for partial fall season at Sheppard-Myers stadium
• Roof free to a good home
• West Manheim cuts slack to developers
• Grinding machine catches fire at J.F. Rohrbaugh
• Fire chief, wife get seven years probation
• Help wanted in water project
• Teen Advisory Group Meeting - Wednesday, July 27 from 6:30 - 7:30 in the Teen Department
• Wellsville man dies in Codorus Twp. crash Sunday night
• Man dies in North Codorus Twp. motorcycle crash
• An earful of family fun
• Lumber Street phase to go to bid
• Time comes to a halt in Littlestown
• Idol in the making
• Hanover fire station upgrades coming
• New planner maps out future
• News in brief for Monday, July 25
• Mosquito control to happen in Butler and Tyrone twps.
• Orrtanna couple find passion for bees
• Hospital, insurer discuss change
• Heat claims two lives in York County
• Hanover assistant superintendent resigns for new job
• Kayaking as a 'community'
• Council wants proof of Teal's residency
• Park's playing fields ready soon
• News in brief for Sunday, July 24
• An establishing shot in Hanover
• Hanover Waldenbooks to stay?
• More than a goat
• Police: Thefts topped $120K
• An education in American life
• Charges sent to court in rape case
• Crash victims leave hospital
• News in brief for Saturday, July 23
• Adult Summer Reading Program Monday, July 25 - "Pennsylvania Waterfalls" & "Pennsylvania Mountain Vistas" - Author Scott Brown will be presenting a short video followed by a Q&A session. He will be sharing his passion for th
• Eisenhower Drive paving to begin
• Congratulations Cheerleaders
• Sidewalk debate ramps up
• Cooling station brings relief
• News in brief for Friday, July 22
• Hanover Theater boarded up; still for sale
• Township settles suit
• Gettysburg police arrest man for burglary
• Abuser gets 3 to 6 years
• New Oxford loses heartbreaker in extra innings
• Gettysburg Market growers battle record temps <p>
• New Oxford rail cars sold as scrap <p>
• Conewago Twp. again delays street action because of sinkholes<p>
• LIU: flagged PSSA scores easily explained <p>
• News in brief for Thursday, July 21
• Conewago Twp. fire under investigation
• Two arrested in Hanover robbery
• Two in hospital after Penn Twp. accident
• Children's Summer Reading Program Friday, July 22 - Ann Griffith - Travel the world in Gilda the Gypsy's "Caravan of Tales". Fortunes are told and stories are spun in a program that emphasizes the importance of reading! Come hear Ann
• Hanover Target opens
• Police say man fell asleep while driving
• Conewago Twp. fire leaves one injured
• Leaky pipe to get fix
• Foreclosed homes a target for vandals
• Home sales drop from last year
• Penn to talk LERTA with Legacy
• Allentown man faces assault charges
• Park says Gettysburg artifacts secure
• South Western learns more about flagged scores
• Trail to be finished in fall
• Adams gets new assistant public defender
• ESAB layoffs nearly spare Hanover
• Permit issued for one-woman parade in McSherrystown
• A glimpse of the past
• Calling all cooks
• Water wings don't fly in Littlestown
• Serving others
• Park options to be discussed
• Complex to provide local training for firefighters
• Bermudian again opts for online driver training
• News in brief for Monday, July 18
• Lessons learned?
• Commercial trash collections missed
• That old ball game
• Site for sale, again
• A thousand words, and then some
• Littlestown chamber posed to play larger role in community
• SCCAP to close five programs
• News in brief for Sunday, July 17
• Abbottstown man in serious condition after Straban Twp. crash
• Little Caesars Pizza to open in Penn Twp.
• PennDOT to reconsider contract
• Kids dig park's history
• Townships may consider fire tax
• Maryland woman killed in crash
• Rape charges filed
• Bermudian board awards bids
• Teen Summer Reading Program Upcycling and Ductivity (Monday, July 18 at 2:30 pm) - What's old and/or unusable becomes new and useful with our upcycled craft projects. Make a no-sew tote bag from one of your own t-shirts, or paper bead necklace crea
• News in brief for Saturday, July 16
• Gettysburg approves Vida lease
• Goodbye, Harry
• Feds say no deadline
• <p> Family protests 'bath salt' drugs <p>
• Enjoying sunny days
• Hands-only CPR classes to be offered by Red Cross <p>
• Officer, planner leaving West Manheim <p>
• Officials hope Littlestown Christian school's closing temporary <p>
• News in brief for Friday, July 15
• Hearing set for alleged officer assault <p>
• Attention: Teen Writing Club for tonight (July 14th) has been cancelled.
• Children's Summer Reading Program Dave Rojahn (Thursday, July 14th at 7:00 pm) - Join magician Dave Rojahn as he leads a magical tour of the world. Take a journey to Old England and the legend of King Arthur. Visit the wizards of China and the snak
• Hanover Chamber staff thanks Sue @ Rita's for the nice afternoon surprise of ice and ice cream:)
• Join us as we salute area businesses at the July 20th Eye-Opener Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. at the Hanover YMCA. Be sure to register at office@hanoverchamber.com.
• Leaks in pipe won't stop Gettysburg road work<p>
• Red Cross in need of local blood donors<p>
• York Water makes Littlestown $3 million offer<p>
• Opponents in assessment suit to share expert<p>
• Adams County: Land swap OK if conditions met <p>
• Carroll Valley council asks for funding for part-time officer
• Former deputy's dog to stay with her
• News in brief for Thursday, July 14
• Police: Driver lost control
• Penn Township on the lookout for aggressive drivers
• A community divided by race
• A lifetime of stories, in 18 years
• Pa. family finds rare Civil War gospel tracts
• Diner to keep beverages out of sewer
• Man told police fight was over "girl's honor"
• Middy Michael Middle School Book Talks - "The Middle of Somewhere" by J.B. Cheaney is the second in this series. It will be held on Thursday, July 14 from 10 - 11:30 in the John D. Bare Center.
• History in the making
• Funds help to keep homes
• Police: Speed, alcohol led to crash
• Developer told to pick a plan
• Helicopter spotlight scans neighborhood
• Teen Summer Reading Club Teen Movie Night - Come see a spoof of the latest vampire-themed movies, where teenager Becca finds herself torn between two boys. This movie is rated PG-13. Movie begins at 6:00 p.m. in the Bare Center on Wednesday, July 13th
• Music at the mansion
• Urgent care coming to New Oxford
• Riding in style
• Car crashes into utility pole in Huntington Twp.
• Officials: Manheim Twp. man dies following crash
• West Manheim gets garbage gripes
• Joining the ranks
• New Oxford looks at street improvements
• Gettysburg schools looking for assistant superintendent
• Littlestown district hikes taxes
• News in brief for Monday, July 11
• Route 116 project starts Monday
• York County Crime Stoppers now offering anonymous texting
• A town in turmoil
• Emory H. Markle tops Pa. schools in math growth
• Gettysburg school board to consider Vida lease
• 'Sharing stories and support'
• Law gives nod to risk
• Hog heaven
• Two motorcyclists flown to York Hospital
• Hanover man in critical condition following Dauphin County accident
• Riding high
• Roadwork to begin on stretch of Route 30
• Bridge to honor WCO David Grove
• West Manheim Police: Men posed as utility workers
• Fondling charges dropped
• Final liftoff
• Inked up
• Penn Township road closed for summer roadwork
• Fairfield Fire Company removes officers
• No bend in booze rules
• News in brief for Saturday, July 9
• Music legend wows Gettysburg crowd<p>
• Gettysburg Hospital names new president <p>
• Comcast rates to rise
• Cumberland struggles with sewer options
• Board, candidates tour Gettysburg middle school
• Fairfield approves budget cuts, tax hike
• DA adds gun count
• Hanover man pleads guilty to sending texts
• News in brief for Friday, July 8
• News in brief for Thursday, July 7
• Hanover police look at similarities in robberies <p>
• Racing toward a senior-year goal<p>
• Fire causes about $800 in damage
• Charges grow in alleged Straban Township shotgun assault <p>
• Teen Summer Reading Program Monday, July 11 - Bocce Ball and Italian Desserts - Meet in the Teen Department and walk to Wirt Park for a game of bocce ball led by a member of the Sons of Italy, then head back to the library for some delicious Italian des
• Artist of the Month for July - South Western Students On display on the library balcony
• Start your morning off right! Sign up today for the Membership Mixer at Columbia Cottage on Thursday, July 14th, 7:30 - 9 a.m. Register by emailing office@hanoverchamber.com.
• Biglerville woman dies in weekend crash
• Putting down roots in Hanover
• Youth-group projects to face judging
• Re-enactor portrays lesser-known Thomas Chamberlain - Video
• The 2nd South Carolina String Band performs live Civil War era music - Video <p>
• Inside the Confederate camp <p> - Video
• Children's Reading Club Program Friday, July 8 - AOK Players Perform - Join this high energy theatre troupe as they bring their collective talents to some of the best stories around. This all-ages interactive program features song, story and movem
• Gettysburg re-enactors tell of lightning strike that them to the hospital
• Travel the Confederate retreat from Gettysburg for a scenic drive<p>
• Downtown Hanover group to get $30K <p>
• Final OK for Royal Farms in Littlestown<p>
• Alleged knife wielder declared incompetent to stand trial<p>
• Letting freedom ring
• Hanover Hospital: No interest in Memorial partnership
• Prospective 911 system given high marks
• Son hopes to build on company's success
• New Oxford fair to be bigger than ever
• Littlestown contracts for counseling services
• Lightning strike injures 5 Gettysburg re-enactors
• News in brief for Monday, July 4
• 'Everybody is different'
• Self-defense or excuse for violence?
• Lighting the fuse of borough fun
• 'We haven't seen anything yet'
• A day at the opera
• School news not as grim
• Searching for 'an angel'
• Insurance cut could save East Berlin $3,469 yearly
• Preparing food under fire
• Cocaine dealer pleads guilty
• Blue Knights treasurer gets ARD
• News in brief for Saturday, July 2
• Adams County man arrested on cocaine charge
• Bird's nest blamed in blaze
• Former teacher charged
• News in brief for Friday, July 1
• Accident closes Carlisle Pike in Reading Township
• Park receives lock of Lincoln's hair
• Hanover: Hands off those phones
• Remembering Hunterstown early
• High gas price good for Gettysburg
• Campers explore 'Potato Chip Science'
• Law to allow doe-tag transfer
• New 'Battlewalks' to air this holiday weekend
• Trace Adkins touts battlefield preservation in Gettysburg
• Firefighter injured in two-vehicle crash
• Sealed with red, white and blue <p>
• Penn to move fast on failing bridge <p>
• Upper Adams hikes taxes<p>
• Unemployment rate up slightly <p>
• Guilty plea in child-porn case <p>
• Bail set at $25K in alleged gun assault <p>
• News in brief for Thursday, June 30
• Adult Reading Club Program Saturday, July 9 - Summer Movie Fun - It's hot outside! Come into the air conditioning, bring your lunch and join Chris as you watch America's favorite cartoon family travel across America. Movie is rated PG-13. 1
• Mystery Book Club - Tuesday, July 5 at 6:30 "The Quiche of Death" by M.C. Beaton is the selection. Barbara Fisher will moderate in the Bare Center.
• Children's Reading Club Program Thursday, June 30 - Come and "Share This World" with Parents' Choice Award winner Jim Rule! Celebrate literacy and languages with song, dance, and stories that are sure to provide fun for the whole fam
• Man faces charges after shooting incident
• Carnival season here
• Abbottstown deals with vandalism, plans fixes
• Pitching in for Alabama
• Medics testify alleged killer alert on ride to hospital
• History remembers Hanover's Civil War troops
• Game Commissioners support Sunday hunting
• Hanover approves final school budget without tax increase
• Learn how your business can also save with the Members Advantage Program. Call the Chamber today at 637.6130.
• CHILDREN'S READING CLUB PROGRAM Thursday, June 30 - B is for Boomer - This new children's book release is about the York Revolution experience and their team dog, Boomer. Come for a story time about the York Revolution and meet Team Dog Boome
• ADULT READING CLUB PROGRAM Saturday, July 9 - Summer Movie Fun - It's hot outside! Come into the air conditioning, bring your lunch and join Chris as you watch America's favorite cartoon family travel across America. Movie is rated PG-13. 1
• Neither hair nor there
• Serving up fun
• Police: Heists may be linked
• Home prices dip more
• Longtime Littlestown principal retiring
• West Manheim plans to keep giving to library
• TEENS!! T.A.G. Meeting - Wednesday, July 29th at 6:30-7:30 p.m. in the Teen Library.
• <p> 'One world, many stories' <p>
• <p> Sales scam highlights need for new rules <p>
• Trail could boost area
• Littlestown meets Hollywood<p>
• Adams commissioner defends campaign contributions<p>
• Tax-break decision bounces back to Penn Township<p>
• Casino appeal questions campaign donations <p>
• Hot cars, cool flavors<p>
• Codorus Blast 'making the families happy'<p>
• Conewago residents urge township to refuse streets
• News in brief
• <p> Visitor center fee of $12.50 approved <p>
• Hanover man charged in last year's dog attack <p>
• Penn tackles overgrown lawns <p>
• Plan hopes dimmer still
• West Manheim supervisors field runoff complaints
• Conewago, Reading townships could team up on roadwork document
• Emory H. Markle students compete in national competition
• <p> Adams hires new planner<p>
• Sewer line gets cash<p>
• Hidden bypass costs a concern for Conewago
• York Springs man charged in fatal NJ hit and run <p>
• Higher court upholds East Berlin BBQ cooker sign ruling <p>
• TEEN READING CLUB PROGRAM TEENS!! - Monday, June 27 - Mexican Cooking Class - Join Elbira from Gallito's Mexican Restaurant and help prepare some familiar and tasty Mexican dishes. Must pre-register and be in the Reading Club to attend. 1:00 - 2:30
• Workplace and Career Readiness Camp
• Parent company's cuts could impact Hanover <p>
• Park eyes Gettysburg parcels <p>
• Gettysburg to up school taxes <p>
• North Codorus man charged with assault <p>
• Gateway opening scaled back <p>
• Growth behind Adams County controller position <p>
• Wreck closes Route 194
• Gateway paving plans worry area residents
• Adams County makes 911 call <p>
• → Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, PA: Congrats to Rob Flanagan of Vulcan Materials!!! He just hit a hole-in-one and won a brand new Honda Accord at the Chamber's golf outing!
• Adams County DA hires intern
• Casino appeal questions ethics
• Hanover's new 'solar system'
• Sinkhole could close Oak Drive for good
• South Western budget final
• Rusty is toast of birthday bash
• Judge denies sentence reduction
• CHILDREN'S READING CLUB PROGRAM Thursday, June 23 - Miss Patty's Treasured Times Cooking Trip to Peru - Join Miss Patty for a Treasured Times Cooking trip to Peru! We'll be reading the Peruvian folktale, The Stolen Smell, and cooking up
• YOU ARE HERE, BUT WHERE IS SYLVESTER “THE UNSCRUPULOUS”? TEENS!! - Come to the Teen Library and check out our ongoing summer reading club mystery game. Track down the famous bank robber "Sylvester the Unscrupulous" as he travels fr
• ADULT READING CLUB PROGRAM Wednesday, June 22 - African Animal Humor - Participation in African photographic safaris has given Carol Figdore opportunities to observe many animals. Their reactions were frequently humorous and reminiscent of behaviors dis
• Gettysburg school board moves construction plans forward
• Mason-Dixon appeals slots decision
• Farmer testifies against alleged killer
• History that hits home
• Fake bills turn up in Gettysburg
• Royal Farms a year off?
• CV school lunch prices to rise
• That's how they roll
• No pane, no gain
• Water rates could rise
• East Berlin candidate needs occupancy permit
• Hanover resident named ambassador for running team
• Soon time to get cranking
• Eastern Adams comp plan awaits unveiling
• Pension plan revision approved
• News in brief for Monday, June 20
• Adams makes mint off pillow tax?
• Paying it forward
• Sirens warn of busy twister season
• Mosquito numbers high in Conewago Township
• Two casino applicants say they won't appeal
• Planter plea lands donations
• News in brief for Sunday, June 19
• TEENS! - Summer Reading Club craft - Mexican tissue paper flowers. Monday, June 20th, 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. in the John D. Bare Center.
• Fields of lavender
• Vote might save cash
• District defends library cuts
• Soccer program getting started
• Route 30 stretch set for repaving
• Curious George steals the show
• Abbottstown working on website
• News in brief for Saturday, June 18
• <p> Taxes, salaries hiked in Bermudian <p>
• <p> Walk honors injured veterans <p>
• <p>South Western pulls library funding <p>
• <p>L'town limits water use<p>
• <p> Bouncing baby bird arrives <p>
• <p> G'burg noise ordinance moves forward <p>
• <p> 'Light years ahead' <p>
• News in brief for Friday, June 17
• NEW Discover Hanover Magazine just released!
• Former Hanover PTO member charged with theft of school book funds
• Stadium renovation to start soon
• Wet spring tough on some wildlife
• 'Hop Smack Double Black' fun
• Event offers slice of York County's farm
• Two bridges over Route 15 to be closed
• Conewago Valley avoids tax hike
• Man charged with hitting another with car
• News in brief for Thursday, June 16
• Bad year for bugs
• Hanover man found guilty of rape
• YWCA joins attempt for world-record swim lesson
• Gettysburg wants to curtail illegal dumping
• McSherrystown council backs SAVES
• Officials: Listen to sirens
• Sheriff states case on K-9
• Lining up warm-weather work
• 'Potty Patrol' helps fire victims
• Prosecution wraps up in rape trial
• Plea ends drug case
• Police detail fatal crash
• Texas Roadhouse robbed at closing time
• MUSIC
• Police: Man run over by pickup
• Honoring the flag
• Pre-summer celebration
• EARP to assist other departments
• Dutch Festival in need of vendors
• Delone senior recognized for years of good deeds
• Irishtown offers to pay firefighting course tuition
• Police arrest sex offender
• News in brief for Monday, June 13
• A taste of New Orleans
• Much unsettled in bypass plans
• Soldier home at last
• Gaming expert: Mason-Dixon readying appeal
• Riding ministry burdened by state
• Sewer woes back at diner
• Trial extension granted
• News in brief for Sunday, June 12
• South Western High School graduates 316
• Death confirmed in Brushtown crash
• Gaming board explains rejection
• Police: Two seriously injured in Freedom Twp. crash
• Evening Sun to stream South Western graduation
• Police search for officer impersonator
• Adams County keeps auditors
• News in brief for Saturday, June 11
• Keeping the roadways clean
• Club funds final show?
• Gettysburg seniors told to never forget roots
• Gettysburg to introduce parking debit cards
• Adams OKs build plan
• Gateway traffic signals flicker to life
• News in brief for Friday, June 10
• Roadwork roils Gettysburg business
• TEEN MOVIE NIGHT - Wednesday, June 15 - Jack Black stars in this comedic adaptation of Jonathan Swift's classic about a man who accidentally finds himself in the land of Liliput, an island where he towers over its tiny inhabitants. 6:00 - 8:00 in t
• Help celebrate 100 years of the Guthrie Memorial Library Share your memories of coming to the library. Either check out our blog, or on an 8 1/2 X 11 sheet of paper share your memories of the library. Just submit them to the Adult desk by August 31st,
• Septic inspections near completion
• Basement fire damages Mount Pleasant Twp. home
• Tower appeal filed
• Barn owl populations threatened
• Rice named new public defender
• No names released until investigation complete
• News in brief for Thursday, June 9
• Gaming board rejects Mason-Dixon petition
• Register today fore the Hanover Chamber's Golf Outing on June 22nd. All proceeds benefit Main Street Hanover. Visit for more information.
• Two helicopters sent to accident
• Penn puts off LERTA vote
• Wierman's Mill Road bridge to close next week
• Emannuel UCC to hold book discussions series
• Man pleads guilty to kicking cop
• Volunteers recognized by South Western
• Mason-Dixon asks gaming board to reconsider decision
• TEENS! - Mexican Cooking Class (Monday, June 27th from 1:00 - 2:30 pm) in the John D. Bare Center Pre-registration is required (sign-up sheet available at the Teen Desk)
• Eisenhower Elementary School to close
• Plans return for Walmart Supercenter in Straban
• Steinwehr Ave. to close at night this week
• New Oxford High plans firefighting course
• West Manheim subdivision rules get update
• Carroll Valley couple spots bear in yard <p>
• New Oxford woman sentenced in huffing
• Handler considered for hall of fame
• Hanover schools plan no tax hike
• South Western student finds passion in composing
• Flight taken for loved ones
• Work begins on Gettysburg trail
• Traveling Vietnam memorial to stop in York
• News in brief for Monday, June 6
• Danger: Look both ways
• Walking on the right side
• No casino, no upgrade?
• Mr. Ed touched by help after fire
• Cardboard competition
• Some cars must move indoors
• News in brief for Sunday, June 5
• Mystery Book Club - Tuesday, June 7 at 6:30 "The Brutal Telling" by Louise Penny is the selection. Kay Campbell will moderate in the Bare Center.
• Decision on land deal pending
• Littlestown graduation bittersweet for some seniors
• Seniors told to be the 'antidote, not the disease'
• 'Tight-knit' Fairfield class moves on
• Biglerville High School grads told to dream big
• Littlestown planner steps down
• Gang member gets probation
• News in brief for Saturday, June 4
• Operations Coordinator Position Available For details, please visit
• Check out this story in the Central Penn Business Journal! Growing Hanover: Downtown business owners unite for Saturdays on Main Street
• Hanover grads, past and present, walk together
• Two injured in motorcycle accident
• Biglerville man gets 30 years for sexual assaults
• A parade of words
• Lippy never denied guilt
• Hanover Police investigate robbery attempts
• News in brief for Friday, June 3
• Artist of the Month for June - Delone Catholic Students On display on the library balcony
• Judge: Lippy guilty of stabbing husband
• Accelerated Reader
• Bermudian Springs Eagles 'fly together'
• No boats by our birds, please
• Jewish group forms in Gettysburg
• Royal Farms told 'step up or step out'
• Mother injured, children appear OK after crash
• MedExpress opens in South Hanover
• Hunter's Inn open again
• Judge race slows tally
• News in brief for Thursday, June 2
• Gettysburg area artists to help feed orphans <p>
• Palin makes brief tour of Gettysburg battlefield
• Sprint to sponsor Hanover cook off <p>
• Hanover school board loses one member, adds another <p>
• Hanover mansion visitors, going up? <p>
• Unemployment down in Adams, around Pa. <p>
• VENDORS WANTED FOR 28th ANNIVERSARY DUTCH FESTIVAL Hanover, PA - Food and handmade craft vendors are encouraged to apply for the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce’s 28th Annual Hanover Dutch Festival on Saturday, July 30, 2011. The event takes pla
• Palin goes incognito in Gettysburg
• Hanover remembers fallen
• Adams picks radio vendor
• Library Place waiting for the go-ahead signal
• Gettysburg Museum to be featured on American Pickers
• Change in law saves McSherrystown money
• 'Hope for the City' to reach out at Gettysburg Festival
• St. Vincent de Paul student wins scholarship
• Codorus State Park pool now open
• Palin kicks off tour in DC; Gettysburg visit may happen soon
• Those who didn't come home
• Final plan ahead for subdivision
• West Manheim park to get ball fields this summer
• News in brief for Monday, May 30
• Crossing guards quit over 'extremely dangerous' intersection
• Codorus welcomes long-awaited nesting osprey
• No plan in West Manheim
• Littlestown couple aims to raise awareness about measles
• College leftovers become bargains
• Bridge to be replaced soon
• News in brief for Sunday, May 29
• Delone Catholic High School celebrates graduation
• Retired U.S. officer to speak after Hanover parade
• Palin to visit Gettysburg this weekend?
• More traveling this year
• Tallman to hold town hall meeting
• Tax hike in plan
• Real-estate agent gets probation
• News in brief for Saturday, May 28
• The Hanover Chamber and bare Skin Care & Laser Center congratulate the following Membership Mixer winners: Pat Shank, Snyders of Hanover - $100 treatment gift certificate; Dani Wilson, Gettysburg Hospital - $150 treatment gift certificate and a Clari
• Bullying can be a challenge for educators
• Storms delay exotic animal rescue opening
• Pants prank leads to jail
• Through the flag, we'll remember
• 'Click it or Ticket' campaign in use
• Care plan scaled back
• Flower donations sought
• News in brief for Friday, May 27
• Palin bus to stop in Gettysburg?
• Congratulations to RCS Financial Group for opening their new office at 55 Wetzel Dr., Ste. 3, Hanover. For more information, call 637-0227.
• A lifetime of service
• Adams to review reassessment
• Zero use, zero bill
• Civil War Chapel slated for Steinwehr
• Model shows 1863 Gettysburg in inches
• News in brief for Thursday, May 26
• Germany Township: Cypress stand must fall
• Mr. G's to open
• Cumberland vote replaces Paddock
• Write-in counts released
• Water stewards of the future
• Hamiltonban Township receives 'H2O' grant
• Man arrested after chase
• 2011 PIAA State Track and Field Championships
• 2011 Hanover Girls Basketball Camp
• Police search for motorcyclist
• OSHA investigating at R.H. Sheppard Co.
• South Western elementary schools hold Gym-O-Ree
• Abuser sent to prison
• New firm starts planning sinkhole work
• Lagooned! The Musical
• T.A.G. (Teen Advisory Group) Meeting Wednesday, May 25th 6:30-7:30 in the Teen Library We're looking for teens with ideas for library programming! Call 632-5183 for more info.
• Man rescued after arm trapped in machinery
• 'Talk about a dream, try to make it real'
• Littlestown student ready to explore the world
• Penn Township takes on lawn care
• Fighting bullying together
• McSherrystown park could revert to Moose
• Vandalism discovered at Abbottstown park
• New trash collection days in West Manheim
• News in brief for Monday, May 23
• Chalk it up to Hanover artists
• Loan sought for roadwork
• Library parking project inches along
• Teen mom still pained by stillborn daughter
• Fight over police dog
• News in brief for Sunday, May 22
• Budget, plaque vote draw questions in Abbottstown
• New Oxford High School displays students' projects
• Sharing strength
• Gaming board explains casino decision
• Bicyclist struck by vehicle in Tyrone Township
• Partnership offers grants
• News in brief for Saturday, May 21
• Skip the Kitchen
• Sudden storms bring scattered floods
• Electrical issues drive residents from inn
• More single parents locally
• Another MOB44 member jailed
• Work starts at stadium
• Bike Week parade canceled
• News in brief for Friday, May 20
• Gun displayed in Paradise Township
• TEEN OPEN MIC NIGHT (ages 13-18) Where: Hormel Reading Room of the library When: Thursday, May 26th from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Come and perform one of your talents here at the library, or just come to watch and support your friends. Performances can range fr
• Go bare at the May 25th Membership Mixer! Register today:)
• Time for a dip
• Pruning to preserve history
• Adams suit deal?
• Officials say Tuesday explosion not suspicious
• Funds sought for bus line
• Hole fears delay streets
• New siding for McSherrystown senior center
• News in brief for Thursday, May 19
• Primary races close in Manheim, Heidelberg
• Four newcomers beat incumbents in commissioner race
• Board leadership to change in Gettysburg schools
• Little sweeps race for Zepp's bench
• Beauchat advances to general election
• Problems plague early vote
• Three Republicans advance in Penn
• Despite weather, voters remain steady
• Dubs beats Dows
• Democratic chairman wants hand count in today's primary
• Three burned in explosion
• Problems plague early vote in Adams
• Woman arrested in N. Codorus stabbing
• Historic Gettysburg cemetery locked
• Motions made to quash evidence, change venue
• District judge candidate to remain on ballot
• Local teen wins best young driver event
• Construction Technology
• York Springs man remembered for love of family
• Honoring those who serve
• Decades of correspondence
• TV station relocates to New Oxford
• A home for those in need
• Bermudian Springs senior raises seeing eye dog
• Three seats, three candidates in Mount Joy
• News in brief for Monday, May 16
• Police investigate possible scam
• Hanover judge race down to wire
• Primary holds a number of contested races in York and Adams counties
• Reassessment big issue with voters
• A labor of love
• Bermudian scraps full-day kindergarten
• Cherry Tree back on track?
• News in brief for Sunday, May 15
• News in brief for Saturday, May 14
• Still no suspect in Gettysburg arson
• Protest over reassessment held
• Littlestown to hire another wastewater treatment operator
• Family alleges police assault
• Rain threat delays Hanover art event<p>
• Chalk It Up Hanover Postponed to May 21 Hanover, PA: Due to threatening weather, Chalk It Up is being postponed to its Saturday, May 21 rain date. If you've pre-registered, but are unable to make the rain date, please contact the Hanover Chamber a
• Two Republicans seek single seat in North Codorus <p>
• Police: Motorcyclist killed in Thursday night crash
• News in brief for Friday, May 13
• St. Vincent students celebrate Living Rosary <p>
• Reach of Hatch Act in local primary unclear<p>
• Helping the Chesapeake from Gettysburg <p>
• Cintas to shutter Hanover-area site <p>
• American stay nears end
• Hanover selects new solicitor <p>
• Little change for Littlestown School board <p>
• Chalk it Up Hanover made the Central Penn Business Journal's "10 Things to do this Weekend."
• Florida - A Novel Idea - The Land of Wands, Wizards & Wonders Join Beverly Leiphart and Shirley Masenheimer as they give some travel tips for Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, and Universal's new attraction the Wizarding World of Harry Pott
• Hanover Elementary School Band and Orchestra Spring Concert
• Big smoke, small fire <p>
• Hoping to really, really help Hanover<p>
• Gettysburg kicks off 62nd bluegrass festival <p>
• <p> Gettysburg school board approves a proposed budget that cuts 10 positions and closes Eisenhower Elementary. <p>
• Penn not the only ones wooing brake business<p>
• Green Acres administrator contracted up to sale <p>
• Pay freeze spares Conewago Valley cuts
• State might permit Sunday cycle sales
• Third charged for bomb threat
• Hanover woman dies in Manheim Township crash
• Gettysburg to consider noise ordinance
• Hanover native in song contest's final four
• New Oxford council president off ballot, but might campaign
• Third charged for Spring Grove bomb threat <p>
• <p> Woman killed this morning in Manheim Township crash<p>
• Games complex gets zoning OK
• Gettysburg area man killed in accident Monday
• Hanover awaits its chicken
• District judge candidate out of race
• Mt. Joy business owner makes bid
• Hanover history over lunch
• YAIAA Division IV Championship
• Apple Queen crowned
• Hanover Community Players prep for new show
• Can you pay me now?
• New Oxford to be liberated, again
• Bermudian Springs graduate to walk for a cure
• Two vie for one seat in Huntington Township
• Retirement community plan under review
• News in brief for Monday, May 9
• 'Love, your soldier'
• News in brief for Sunday, May 8
• Plans fizzle for downtown business district in Gettysburg
• Five vie for Shoemaker's seat
• Local students participate in annual Envirothon
• Two compete for Straban Township seat
• Stormwater complaints gush in
• Noontime Book Talk - Monday, May 16 at 12:00 noon "Housekeeping" by Marilynne Robinson, presented by Priscilla McFerren, retired; Director of Hanover Public Library and Guthrie Memorial Library, 1974-2007.
• Apple blossoms bloom, but stink bugs loom
• A brotherhood remembers
• Adams County Commissioner runs for second term
• 'A mom is like a flower on a sunny, summer day'
• Rail trail map drawn
• One challenges incumbent pair in Berwick
• News in brief for Saturday, May 7
• Seven vie for six seats on Upper Adams school board
• Highlighting homelessness by trekking across the state
• Bill introduced to increase fines for Maryland trucks
• Adams County public defender quits
• Delone carnival permit OK'd
• Police: Utz Terrace security guard stole $22K
• Show seeks to unearth battle relics
• News in brief for Friday, May 6
• Students hone investigative skills
• May 11 - Social Media 101, 8 - 9 a.m. Kim Goff, Goff Website Consultants If the concept of creating a “social media” profile for your business makes your head spin, don't fear, you are not alone! Coming up with an effective way to incor
• Heightened security at Spring Grove High <p>
• Extension cord may have caused mobile-home fire<p>
• Trucks not recommended
• Orange glow coming to McSherrystown <p>
• Five Republicans run for four seats in East Berlin<p>
• News in brief
• Dillsburg man crashes into tree in Reading Township
• We are still accepting registrations for Saturdays on Main Street's "Chalk it Up" event on May 14th. Click here for registration
• Turnaround Achievement Award
• Chalk It Up in Hanover
• Biglerville bans tobacco use by minors
• Others seek tax break
• Gettysburg mill recognized as part of Underground Railroad
• Case made for fire station
• Third bomb threat closes Spring Grove High
• Littlestown short on council candidates
• Hanover Borough Council wants youth members
• May Artist of the Month - Jennifer Shaw On display this month on the library balcony
• District Events
• Jazz Band
• A homecoming celebration <p>
• <p> No word yet on future Make-A-Wish convoys <p> <p>
• Local students study Osama bin Laden, and talk about the significance of his death
• New York City kids enjoy outdoors, family life in Fresh Air program. <p>
• Bermudian Springs looks to recruit cyber students into its own program
• West Manheim boy critical after fall <p>
• Casino always a lost cause <p>
• New in brief
• All-Sports Banquet
• HOOP IT UP
• Osama bin Laden killed at hideout
• Community band entertains the elderly
• A truck full of stories
• Make-A-Wish convoy crashes on Route 15
• Two vie for Heidelberg seat
• Volunteer spirit in Hanover
• News in brief for Monday, May 2
• Gettysburg borough ramp found noncompliant
• State grants bring array of updates
• Red lights, green lights
• Seniors relive their prom night
• Police: Man stabbed by ex
• Generations worth of worship
• Adams likely to cut budget, not judges
• News in brief for Sunday, May 1
• Farewell ride for the Commish
• Township hires help for sinkholes
• Historic Gettysburg bed and breakfast sold at auction
• Releasing hurt, raising hope
• Pennsylvania Rangers to hold benefit trail ride
• Greyhounds race to Gettysburg
• Two Republicans face off in Hamiltonban contest
• News in brief for Saturday, April 30
• Schools hold severe weather drills
• Townhall meeting draws smaller crowd
• Storms don't keep people in
• Civil War events this weekend never before attempted in Gettysburg
• News in brief for Friday, April 29
• Adams County nursing home buyer starts early
• Players gets pizza and proclamation
• New Oxford station owner clearer
• Cumberland split on planner appointment
• Wild weather, tornado warnings mark morning
• Gettysburg school board hopefuls debate budget <p>
• <p> Guilty verdict in cab driver's slaying <p>
• Training takes over<p>
• Temp hires good sign<p>
• Competition drives home safe motoring skills <p>
• Spring grove woman gets jail in Md. bank heist<p>
• President of Gettysburg Tours remembered <p>
• Gang member pleads guilty <p>
• Nighthawk Open
• Adams County commissioner candidates debate
• Hanover man, 85, collects $700 worth of cans for veterans
• Moul wants new bridge named after wildlife officer
• Wayfinding signs installed
• Part-time hire draws fire
• Hanover school district cuts staff, programs
• Flag garden honors soldier's service
• Remembering service and sacrifice
• Hart leaves impact on court, in medicine
• Skating for Make-A-Wish
• Tax hike to fix West Manheim roads?
• Mystery Book Club - Tuesday, May 3 at 6:30 "The Apprentice" by Tess Gerritson is the selection. Sharon Lance will moderate in the Bare Center.
• Battlefield expansion bill reintroduced
• Enlightened in the dark
• Police target homes
• College student aspires to make a difference through teaching
• Celebrating life with family fun
• Building project not just for the birds
• Township can't donate, but solicitor can
• YMCA, West Manheim ink beach volleyball deal
• News in brief for Monday, April 25
• The sun is risen
• Roadwork woes in Gettysburg
• Fairfield brings history to life
• Five vie for three seats in Penn Township
• Medical examiner reveals autopsy photos to jurors
• News in brief for Sunday, April 24
• At long last, Easter finally here
• A spiritual re-enactment
• Tech Prep student adds state title to her resume
• SAVES flower sale continues today
• Witness: Phone call revealed intentions
• News in brief for Saturday, April 23
• Fire displaces Manheim Township family
• Drunk driver sentenced in double-fatal crash <p>
• Commission candidates preach fiscal restraint
• Retrial begins in cabdriver's slaying
• New lights for Cross Keys
• 239 sex counts filed against Biglerville man
• Troopers set DUI arrest record
• Foal season begins at Hanover Shoe Farms
• Ready for more rain?
• Another Littlestown drug arrest
• News in brief for Friday, April 22
• Judge blames greed in Littlestown drug case<p>
• New networking and professional dev. opportunities just announced! Sign up today:)
• Mix it up! Hanover Chamber Membership Mixer on April 27th at DOCEO, 600 Carlisle St. from 4:30 - 6 p.m. RSVP to office@hanoverchamber.com.
• A 'grape' reward in West Manheim<p>
• Local state reps want religious garb law out of school code <p>
• Empty shoes tell stories of survival<p>
• Rain could impact Fairfield re-enactment <p>
• Gettysburg superindendent review to help set pay <p>
• Bishop gives OK to close St. Vincent's school in Hanover <p>
• News in brief -- April 20
• Environmental Science
• → Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, PA: Dr. Ken Slaysman, York College, attracts members to April breakfast. Economic forecast focuses on effect of global economy on local issues.
• Fire displaces Penn Township family
• Littlestown drug sting nets nine <p>
• Hanover police investigate burglaries
• Still no end to 'Sinkhole to China'
• Art auction nets $17,000
• Gettysburg teachers agree to smaller increase
• Rally highlights tax unfairness
• Radios draw more fire
• 'A lot of good dogs out there'
• Hanover man stabbed
• Old classmates vie for Manheim supervisor seat
• Hanover Chamber volunteers have already recruited 11 new members as part of the Chamber's Annual Membership Drive...today and tomorrow!
• Adams County, greater York suffers brunt of storm
• McSherrystown gets unmarked cop car
• A concert for those who serve
• Outstanding young women recognized
• Online activist seeks class-action suit over Clean and Green
• Crash closes Baltimore Street
• Move to new school could come early
• Bermudian awards tennis court restoration project
• News in brief for Monday, April 18
• Gettysburg Foundation releases financial documents
• Final 'peace' in soldier's puzzle
• Storm blasts area
• Youth baseball season kicks off, despite rain
• Littlestown school district calls for new plan
• Swimming for eggs
• Local official grows 'playoff beard' for charities
• News in brief for Sunday, April 17
• 2nd annual Tea party rally draws smaller crowd
• Bringing light to sexual assault
• Fraternity brothers rock out
• Gardners murder case set for June trial term
• Getting to know their state
• Littlestown talks sewer hikes
• Adams saves 600+ acres
• Move cars, clean sweep
• News in brief for Saturday, April 16
• G'burg Foundation defends rate hike
• East Berlin shows off new sewage treatment plant
• News in brief for Friday, April 15
• Conewago school district makes cuts
• Hearing set for entertainment center
• Penn Township spurned by brake maker
• St. Vincent's School in Hanover to close
• Questions about our new eBooks and eAudios? If so, please join us for an informal help session Tonight (Thursday, April 14th) at 6:30 P.M. in the Corner Room, located in the library's Hormel Reading Room. Space is limited, so it will be on a first
• Artist of the Month - Come see the works of artist Margaret Bria on display for the month of April located on the balcony.
• Mason-Dixon loses bid for Adams County casino
• St. Vincent's School in Hanover to close<p>
• Contractor donates new floor to Adams County SPCA <p>
• Booze brings sticker shock in Gettysburg<p>
• Fried chicken, fun and family <p>
• Littlestown considers adding staff <p>
• Hanover OK's expanded Tea party event <p>
• News in brief
• PTO Flower Sale
• Learn about the economy and network with area professionals at the April 20th Eye-Opener Breakfast at Delone Catholic High School. For more info and to register, please email us at office@hanoverchamber.com.
• Memorial service today for Fairfield fire volunteer
• Walking with hope
• Furloughs ahead for Hanover school staff
• Hanover school board mulls course availability
• Gettysburg police to tally college calls
• Cashtown seeks new fire truck
• Officials address manhunt tactics
• Biglerville wants to snuff out minors' tobacco use
• Enjoying the warmth, while it lasts
• Police agencies join in manhunt
• Home sales up in Adams, down in York County
• Four incumbents seek re-election to Gettysburg school board
• Pro casino rally planned <p>
• Police reportedly seach for armed man
• Price hike to hurt Gettysburg businesses?
• Clerk, judge sought
• Chief urges fire tax
• Official: Don't change pact
• Penn State York student takes pride in teaching Hanover's youth
• Five challengers run for Gettysburg school board seats
• 'Little Mermaid' adapted on stage
• McSherrystown Moose Lodge donates toys
• News in brief for Monday, April 11
• Chalk It Up - Downtown Hanover
• Center Street project moves forward in Penn Township
• Local representatives run bare-bones operation
• Locals invest in their food
• With no place to go
• Three running to fill Zepp's seat
• Hamilton Township faces sewer problems
• Hanover man leaves home, joins circus
• Gettysburg considers building new middle school
• News in brief for Sunday, April 10
• 'Grease' hits the stage at Hanover High
• Clarks expands in Hanover area
• A home for the history
• East Berlin says candidate owes back taxes
• Four law enforcement officers challenge seated judge
• Consignment sale helps YWCA
• Gettysburg offers sports pass
• New sentence in child porn case
• News in brief for Saturday, April 9
• Noontime Book Talk - Monday, April 18 at 12:00 noon A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith, presented by Gail Coulson, Friend of the Library and a frequent book talk presenter.
• Meeting on diversity fills Hanover YWCA<p>
• Volleyball tournaments slated for park
• Clean-up act
• Catching some air
• Casino vote next week
• Walmart temp jobs filled
• Fair to focus on awareness
• Hamiltonban Township drops health care
• Hearing postponed in alleged plot
• News in brief for Friday, April 8
• Gettysburg casino decision expected next week<p>
• Gettysburg would stay open<p>
• LIbrary program open to toddlers
• Hanover eyes radiation study <p>
• Driver asks judge to reconsider sentence <p>
• Quarry swap solutions sought<p>
• State rep seeks salary freeze <p>
• Hanover's district judge faces challenge <p>
• Judge candidate says he's target of 'mudslinging' <p>
• The Teen Advisory Group (TAG) is looking for members! All interested teens are welcome to attend our first TAG meeting here in the library's teen department on April 20th (Wednesday) from 6:30-7:30.
• Many tourists OK with ticket hike
• New restaurant likely at Gateway
• Straban approves riding ministry expansion
• Jobless rates drop again
• Developer: Park land offer still stands
• Civil War's 150th anniversary celebration to start Thursday in Greencastle
• Penn Twp. to offer tax deal <p>
• Visitor Center fees may rise again
• Beat goes on for Littlestown Municipal Band
• Upper Adams teachers OK freeze
• Blaze levels Highland Township home
• Latimore police chief up for award
• Thrift store seeks donations
• Tourette group's funds at risk
• Prescription drugs sought for disposal
• Hanover native an almost famous chef
• Asst. chief: Accidental fire displaces Hanover homeowner
• House arrest given in assault, pot bust
• Easter Egg hunt among events planned for West Manheim park
• News in brief for Monday, April 4
• Trout season starts slow
• Pay freeze a task
• News in brief for Sunday, April 3
• Volunteers clean up Little Round Top
• Police waiting tables for Make-a-Wish
• Adams County planning director retires
• Doctor helped Hanover walk again
• Land-swap parties to meet
• Saddled up for a cause
• Police: Woman stole gas three times
• News in brief for Saturday, April 2
• Public record for Friday, April 1
• More than 100 pack fracking forum in Gettysburg
• Out like a lion
• Report: Ex-PSU coach investigated
• Judicial candidates square off
• Lawsuit alleges Hanover-based firm polluted water
• G'burg school deficit soars past $1 million
• Green Acres sold
• Pair charged again for attempted robbery
• News in brief for Friday, April 1
• Public record for Thursday, March 31
• Ex-real estate agent faces fraud charges
• Emergency team comes to Gettysburg for drill
• Recession gets credit for lower costs
• Local health looking good
• Local photography group founded
• Light tax off
• Magic for a cause
• News in brief for Thursday, March 31
• Republican commissioner candidates meet
• Where coffee and art get together
• Chalk it up to local creativity
• Majority of buffer co-sponsors opposed table games
• Jail time in Franklin House tasing
• Grandparents & Granola
• Rail trail an option for park funds
• Gang leader gets up to 9 years in prison
• Hanover to host town hall-style meeting
• Bomb threat prompts Spring Grove school to evacuate
• Conewago rejects street dedication
• Check out the GML Round Table Writers blog at
• Bomb threat at Spring Grove school prompts evacuation
• Always wave, and always come home
• Hanover-area boy gets new heart
• Public record for Monday, March 28
• Tons drop from totals
• Asking for cents, after a senseless tragedy
• Final costs for signal top $274K
• Abbottstown says evidence shows borough doesn't own road
• News in brief for Monday, March 28
• News in brief for Sunday, March 27
• Redding to lead GASD
• Cats strut their stuff in Gettysburg
• A hill forgotten
• Senators propose school mandate relief
• Moul energized over natural gas potential
• Question over train depot title slows borough's plans
• Country club sale finalized
• Hanover students sing of Holocaust hardships
• East Berlin Authority raises sewer rates
• Police: Theft, assault victim seriously beaten
• Adams County Foundation helping groups in need
• News in brief for Saturday, March 26
• Arrest made in alleged Hanover gropings
• Rife Road fire ruled accidental
• G'burg chosen for Medal of Honor convention
• Stiff competition for mowing contracts
• Judge denies petition to remove council candidate
• Lehman jailed for life
• News in brief for Friday, March 25
• Pedestrian seriously injured in Hanover Wednesday night
• Teen Writing Club Meeting Tonight (March 24th) 6:30-7:30 pm Anyone interested is welcome to attend
• Two killed in fire near East Berlin
• Hanover's solicitor resigns
• South Western approves tax break
• Musical a teaching opportunity
• State health cuts cost
• Bike Week parade in limbo
• G'burg buffer tried again
• Sinkhole study results on the way
• News in brief for Thursday, March 24
• Cumberland Township eyes zoning changes
• Conewago Township to forgo insurance savings?
• A round of history
• Police: Littlestown home broken into
• Fugitive arrested after Littlestown traffic stop
• Community Day
• The workshop "Change is inevitable - Learn how to manage it!" has changed dates! The session, led by Dave Wauls, LMA Consulting Group, will be held on Tues., April 5th at the Chamber from 9am - 12pm.
• Business tax break likely in Penn
• Littlestown patrol leads to arrest
• Adams fills wildlife officer position made vacant by shooting death
• Man who testified against drug ring leader pleads guilty
• Three vie for retiring district judge's seat
• West Manheim residents complying with septic rules
• Hanover High alumna teaching students they 'can make a change'
• Warehime's personal items to be sold at auction
• Rita's celebrates first day of spring with free ice
• Former church may become care center
• Borough, developer talk Cherry Tree
• Abbottstown's population a record
• Donations bring Webkinz, beakers
• News in brief for Monday, March 21
• Quarry says expansion needed
• Guard to descend upon Sheppard-Myers
• Cumberland Twp. responds to call for transparency
• Skills on display
• Bermudian stays on track with full-day kindergarten plans
• News in brief for Sunday, March 20
• Building a home in Hanover
• Grove to usher budget policy
• Police: Kids used in theft
• Afternoon crash left 143 without power
• Abbottstown square committee disbands
• Police charge 'fair' level dealer
• News in brief for Saturday, March 19
• Public record for Friday, March 18
• PIAA State Wrestling Competition
• G'burg Police search for armed robber
• 'Doing something for the cause'
• Littlestown pastor going a long way to assist others
• L'town faces staff cuts
• News in brief for Friday, March 18
• High-speed chase ends in Cumberland Twp. <p>
• Public record for Thursday, March 17
• Vera Bradley Bingo! Sunday, April 10, 2011. Doors will open at 11:00, Bingo starts at 1:00. Food will be available for purchase as well as daubers, extra bingo cards & raffle tickets. Limited tickets available at the library and at Treasures on York
• Treat's fans get first taste of the season <p>
• Kingsdale Fire Co. officers sued
• Testimony: Customer wrestled with bank robber
• Conewago Valley budget 'very challenging'
• Job rate rises
• News in brief for Thursday, March 17
• Public record for Wednesday, March 16
• Charges move to court in attempted bank robbery <p>
• Members learned how to save money at this morning's Eye-Opener Breakfast at Dutch Country Restaurant.
• TEACHERS HIT THE HOOPS!
• Saws buzzing at blighted building
• Upper Adams approves salary freezes
• Law firm targets local nursing home
• Delone students counter Westboro Baptist Church with prayer
• Feds file fraud charge
• Domestic incident leads to steroid, pot bust
• Hanover man faces federal bank fraud charges
• Learn more about APPI Energy at the Hanover Chamber Eye-Opener Breakfast this Wednesday at Dutch Country Restaurant. Be sure to register!
• Acting school chief meets with public
• Gettysburg approves events ordinance
• Township offers reassessment settlement
• 'Bail the water together'
• Police warn of scams
• Gettysburg Blockbuster closing
• Hanover Area Arts Guild Student Show
• Hanover Teachers Present at YCAL Career Symposium
• Electronics recycling set in McS'town
• Family looks to Haiti to fill their home, hearts
• Radio fix moves forward
• South Western senior helps residents find direction
• Off on the right foot
• News in brief for Monday, March 14
• Tax cut or tax shift?
• A treasure in God's eyes
• Local mental-health services take hit in Corbett's budget
• Borough questions garbage numbers
• 180-mile Civil War memorial inches forward
• South Western students dance for a cause
• Busy local election season
• Hanover Borough puts off Sherwood Street paving project
• News in brief for Sunday, March 13
• Public record for Saturday, March 12
• News in brief for Saturday, March 12
• ADA: Three 'significant' dealers charged in Adams County
• For Hanover history: to market
• Adams County approves federal funds for local projects
• Townhouse plans get 1-year extension
• Bermudian scours state budget
• Former Gettysburg resident on Guam, waiting for tsunami to hit
• SMILE REPRESENTATIVES
• Rains causes isolated flooding in area
• Riding ministry 'crawling forward'
• Push to drug test welfare recipients renewed
• Meetings set to explore proposed kindergarten changes
• Bon-Ox bridge to close
• East Berlin plans new water meters
• Fairfield district applies for exceptions
• News in brief for Friday, March 11
• TONIGHT!! TEEN VIDEO GAME NIGHT AT THE LIBRARY 5:00 - 7:30 in the John D. Bare Center It's WII Game night at the library again. This time we'll be hosting a bit of friendly competition with Guitar Hero's Warriors of Rock. Teens 13 - 18 can
• Public record for Thursday, March 10
• Building a strong community
• Census shows growth
• State court defines 'resort'
• Adams might pull land swap support
• L'town: Save water
• Adams County talks to new potential buyer for Green Acres
• Applicant pool overflowing
• News in brief for Thursday, March 10
• Alleged robbery driver faces jail time
• Guilty verdict in double killing
• Funding cuts worry local school districts
• Governor's budget nixes WAMs
• Proposed Pa. budget cuts draw mixed reaction
• Local deer kill results a mixed bag
• DEP limits sewer lines
• Cumberland Township businessman runs for commissioner
• Two roads added to repair list
• Fastnachts bring people together
• Local group organizes 2nd Annual Tax Day Tea Party, to be held at Wirt Park in Hanover, PA.
• Gettysburg school board pays Hall
• Police charge teller
• Stink bug invasion coming to an end?
• Tattoos lead to suspect's arrest
• Local nonprofits wary of federal cuts
• Trash costs rising in West Manheim
• Police: Man jailed for theft of Magic 8 Ball
• Parent/Child Workshop is back! The workshops will be at 10:15 on Thursdays and Fridays. The Spring session will begin on March 17th or 18th, depending on which day you decide to attend, and end on April 14th or 15th. This workshop is designed for famil
• District Hoops Title
• Apartments a fit for glove factory?
• Trout spring into local waterways
• Adams County preps for new radios
• Nine-year-old G'burg boy the new Prince of Pop?
• Real-life Cinderellas
• Charges dropped for two in UPS pot bust
• G'burg police go blue
• Adams County gets new WCO
• Penn Township mulls tax breaks to lure new businesses
• L'town girl is not just a statistic
• Measles not eradicated in US
• Green Acres deal shaky
• Gardners woman to appear on 'Cake Boss'
• Transitioning into kindergarten
• News in brief for Sunday, March 6
• Public record for Saturday, March 5
• Lake Meade residents oppose cell-phone tower
• West Manheim ends board's free benefits
• Developer sues borough
• County auditor to run for commissioner
• Driver given 6 to 12-year term
• News in brief for Saturday, March 5
• State to close Marsh Creek Bridge
• Register today for the Membership Mixer at the Hanover Red Cross, located at 529 Carlisle St., from 11:30 - 1:30 pm by emailing me at mspeal@hanoverchamber.com.
• Proposed changes would affect police
• Recycling numbers tracked down
• 'It's not about the dresses'
• Hamiltonban supervisors seek study of Tom's Creek
• Kids learn safety
• Redding considered for G'burg superintendent role
• News in brief for Friday, March 4
• Public record for Thursday, March 3
• G'burg parents oppose school closure
• Larger school tax hike falls short
• Taxes, funds focus of Adams commissioner Q&A
• Hanover Hospital goes to the dogs
• Hanover drivers feel pinch at the pump
• Learning a love of reading
• Conewago adopts street-occu<i></i>pancy permit
• Recycling totals reported
• News in brief for Thursday, March 3
• Kindergarten
• Public record for Tuesday and Wednesday, March 1 & 2
• → Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, PA: Tony Lardarello, Centrello, will kick off "Prospecting in Today's Economy" at 9 am at On the Go Cafe.
• Jo-Ann Fabrics to return to Hanover
• Car crashes into New Oxford house
• Gettysburg events ordinance on table
• Students bring sign language to big screen
• Adams might rescind support for land swap
• Manheim Elementary sets open house
• McSherrystown subdivison plans get extensions
• Battle of the Bands
• Mini-THON
• 'Into the digital age' at the Hanover library
• Gettysburg school board meeting scheduled
• Carriage driver pleads guilty to weapons charges
• McSherrystown to launch new baseball team
• Hanover, Penn recognized for cooperation
• Gettysburg meeting planned for 150th Civil War anniversary
• TEEN NIGHT AT THE LIBRARY Thursday, March 10, 2011 5:00 - 7:30 in the John D. Bare Center It's WII Game night at the library again. This time we'll be hosting a bit of friendly competition with Guitar Hero's Warriors of Rock. Teens 13 -
• Tea party rally to return
• Hanover convenience store to open soon
• Bermudian senior raises money for UCP's kids
• Seven organizations request Adams block grants
• Police charge three in $8 robbery
• West Manheim police to text and e-mail
• News in brief for Monday, Feb. 28
• Tour bus catches on fire
• Dodgeball tournament raises money for charity
• Officer's homecoming touted as a miracle
• Half a world away, to finish wife's work
• Council to turn back lights?
• Former Boyds factory to get new tenant
• News in brief for Sunday, Feb. 27
• Signs to redirect overflow parking in Gettysburg
• G'burg to seek higher tax?
• Answers blowing in the wind?
• Woman remembered for caring for others
• Pennies for patients
• Snow road list grows
• Scrapbooking for a cause
• News in brief for Saturday, Feb. 26
• Public record for Friday, Feb. 25
• Fed cuts could mean local hits
• Borough looks for baseball coaches
• Sinking starts early this year
• Union Twp. businessman seeks commissioner post
• Prison time given in as<i></i>saults
• Bank robbery suspect charged in five other heists
• News in brief for Friday, Feb. 25
• Sedan struck, trapped by two tractor-trailers
• Littlestown declares water emergency
• Cemetery rostrum to be redone
• Megan's Law site gets upgrades
• Casino buffer support grows
• Three announce retirements at Conewago Valley
• Bermudian expands reading program
• GO DUTCH! Hanover Chamber now accepting vendor applications for the 28th Annual Dutch Festival on Sat., July 30th. Click for application:
• Gymnastics
• SPCA seizes dogs
• Snow totals about normal
• Hanover residents out of danger in New Zealand
• Book sale at Hanover library
• Husband of Littlestown drug ring leader sentenced
• Mount Joy considers snow parking restrictions
• Suspect jailed in Hanover stabbing<p>
• Creative Writing for Teens - Meets this Thursday, February 24 from 6:30 to 7:30 in the Teen Library. Anyone interested is welcome to attend.
• Gettysburg woman killed in car crash identified<p>
• Tea Party Returning To Wirt Park
• Hamiltonban opposes quarry land swap
• Hispanic center moving to Fisher Place
• Arrest made in bank robbery attempt
• Snow day spent serving
• Event scheduled for officer's homecoming
• Cyber classes are learning experience
• Sunday fire believed to be accidental
• Friends of the Library Book Sale February 21 - 24, 2011 10 am to 8 pm The sale will be held near the Friends area on the main floor. The majority of items will be gardening and children's books, but there will be plenty of other books available too
• Fire temporarily displaces Manheim residents
• Rep. warns of scams
• Cake the boss at bridal show
• New Oxford's Renaut following in her sister's footsteps
• Fishing symposium educates public
• New Oxford cheerleaders bring home title
• News in brief for Monday, Feb. 21
• Public record for Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 19 and 20
• Police: No choice in fatal shooting
• Neighbors say land swap is not what the voters wanted
• Gettysburg considering downtown business district
• Strong winds cause power outages
• Heidelberg Township catering business catches fire
• A world of learning, right down the street
• News in brief for Sunday, Feb. 20
• Alleged stabber warrant issued
• Elements of the Tea Party
• Stabbing reported above Hanover Hotel
• News in brief for Saturday, Feb. 19
• Efficiency, remodeling focus of Adams County Home Show
• York Springs bank robbed again
• Hanover to go paperless?
• Bird is the word
• Riding into spring
• Kindergarten changes on display
• Snow fence to spare bushes
• Orphan bridge adopted
• More time to comment on swap
• Students Perform at Carnegie Hall
• No. 3 still No. 1
• Study suggests Cumberland changes
• Police: Fire set to hide kayak theft
• Plea brings no jail time
• L'town councilman rolling out cigar business
• Littlestown's Adams will not seek re-election
• West Manheim appoints two to zoning board
• News in brief for Friday, Feb. 18
• Public record for Thursday, Feb. 17
• Register today!
• US Army Soldier’s Chorus group Cantare
• Neighbors sue over G'burg-area retreat
• Bank robber sentenced to 11 1/2 to 25 years
• Homeschoolers get discount to explore Wills House
• Tax hike for roads?
• An anthem for Hanover
• House passes bill to limit gaming board appointments
• Delone event to benefit homeless
• Bermudian to re-up with acade<i></i>my
• News in brief for Thursday, Feb. 17
• Public record for Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 15, 16
• Neighbors oppose land swap to mining company
• Few attend school forum
• Starting spring cleaning early
• Medical robot comes to Abbottstown
• NFL makes new offer for scorned fans
• Noontime Book Talk - Monday, February 21 at 12:00 noon "Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do?" by Michael Sandel The book talk will be presented by Chris Burns, a Hanover native whose career as a professional pilot spans 32 year
• Man seriously injured in 4-vehicle crash
• Brushtown house's porch struck by vehicle
• Lunch-hour protest targets Planned Parenthood
• Court hears attack details
• West Manheim road fixes slated
• Developer says he will improve plan
• Register today for the Eye-Opener Breakfast this Wednesday at the Hanover Elks Lodge, 47 N. Forney Ave at 7:30 a.m. Chamber will salute area businesses for their accomplishments.
• Hanover woman injured in crash
• News in brief for Monday, Feb. 14
• Local florists brace themselves for Valentine's Day work
• State anti-spending petition starts slow
• Games of chance headed for vote
• South Western sophomore organist in high demand
• Mother, daughter charged in Medicaid fraud
• School board rated Hall as 'good'
• Rat owners tell a different tale
• Park buffer nothing new
• A focus on the classics
• Oxford Twp. wants new split on police funding
• Highland draws up zoning laws
• Students show off their inventions
• News in brief for Sunday, Feb. 13
• Radio marathon surpasses goal
• Sunday not so super for G'burg man
• Despite loss of her parents, 13-year-old is never alone
• Drug bust at local bar
• Ice causes two crashes along Route 94
• DEP could force sewer hookups
• Biglerville High to hold variety show
• News in brief for Saturday, Feb. 12
• Public record for Friday, Feb. 11
• "Books for Breakfast" is back! On Saturday, February 12 at 10:30 a.m., in the John D. Bare Center, Patty Hegberg is back with her series "Books for Breakfast". This time she will be making her Jammin' Shortbread Cookies to go alo
• Storm strands York Springs driver at Ark. truck stop
• Was the groundhog right?
• A high wire act
• Meeting set for tree farm land exchange
• Hanover mound, going down
• Car flips on Hanover's Baltimore Street
• Reading Twp. man charged with 43 counts of child porn
• Townhouse plan one step away
• News in brief for Friday, Feb. 11
• Creative Writing for Teens - Thursdays, February 10 and 24 from 6:30 to 7:30 in the Teen Library.
• Friends of the Library Book Sale February 21 - 24, 2011 10 am to 8 pm
• Public record for Thursday, Feb. 10
• Driver rear-ended by tractor-trailer in New Oxford
• News in brief for Thursday, February 10
• Gettysburg pastor will deliver prayer this time
• Staying 'knee deep in resin'
• Upcoming lecture features Adams County 'historical bloodhound'
• Hanover development set back again
• G'burg sewer rates spike
• Fire destroys barn, other small buildings
• Public record for Tuesday, Feb. 8
• Radio vendor finds problem
• Somewhere there's music
• Donation to church park under review
• A house to recover in
• Input sought on Eisenshower school
• A cheery trip to Orlando
• Mini-THONs on the horizon
• Police: Man gave teen drugs, assaulted her
• For Emma
• Honors Band Festival
• 2nd Annual Tea Party Rally Brewing!
• Gettysburg board proposes school consolidation
• Gettysburg school board: Hall was warned
• State to stop health bill?
• Hanover couple celebrates 75 years of marriage
• Injured Eastern Adams officer's homecoming planned
• Franklin Twp. considers zoning changes
• Dozens attend Bible study camp
• Reassessment trial set for September
• Olive Garden restaurant clears hurdle
• Feburary Artists of the Month - Kim Asper and Adam Kline (artwork is on display on the balcony)
• Moms and Muffins
• Public record for Monday, Feb. 7
• Local pizza sales in overtime during Super Bowl
• Hanover fourth-grader raising money, supplies for rescued pit bulls
• Penn and PennDOT clash over road project
• News in brief for Monday, Feb. 7
• Two hurt in Penn Township crash
• Hanover couple takes sides for Super Bowl
• Remembering Reagan
• Speech limits under review
• Helping one of their own, again
• Mount Joy voids historical listings
• Seniors hit the lanes
• West Manheim cuts sewer rates
• 'Detectives' help fight infections
• News in brief for Sunday, Feb. 6
• Icy conditions cause sever<i></i>al crashes
• Public record for Saturday, Feb. 5
• Public record for Friday, Feb. 4
• Four injured in Route 94 crash
• Police: Fire chief, wife stole $44K
• Gaming board members appointed
• Tournament a family effort
• An icy commute
• Twp. OKs former club's liquor license
• Meeting planned on East Berlin sewer, water rates
• News in brief for Saturday, Feb. 5
• Youth minister charged in longtime sexual abuse of two teen boys
• Wood stove causes Paradise Township fire
• News in brief for Friday, Feb. 4
• Game Commission head loves learning
• Salt goes fast
• Unemployment rate drops in Hanover, Adams County
• Couple to trial in obstruction case<p>
• Art show part of the 'learning experience'
• Public record for Thursday, Feb. 3
• Register today for this upcoming Membership Mixer - Wednesday, February 9, 5 - 7 p.m. at Gold’s Gym, 1665 Broadway, Hanover.
• News in brief for Thursday, Feb. 3
• Is spring on the way? Wednesday sure felt like it.
• Gettysburg settles with superintendent
• Former farmer-in-chief gets job as dean
• Hanover Hospital announces fundraising campaign
• Missing cat found
• Bus site OKed
• Conewago hires firm for audit
• Adams court admin faces 103 child porn counts
• Public record for Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 1 and 2
• 'It's like a stone in your shoe'
• Victory owners announce closing date
• Jury convicts Littlestown drug dealer
• Gettysburg school board OKs Hall deal
• Learning the game before kickoff
• Man pleads guilty in assault, pot bust
• Abbottstown expects phone bill savings
• The Hanover Chamber is accepting vendor applications for Hanover Dutch Festival on Saturday, July 30th. Handmade craft and food vendors are encouraged to apply. Visit www.hanoverchamber.com and "click here for info on Chamber events!"
• Hanover Rotary
• Fire displaces Penn family
• Trial begins for alleged Littlestown drug ring leader
• Jumping to a healthy heart
• Bermudian Springs might add tennis team
• Fugitive faces drug charges
• Boyds bears say good-bye
• Sheppard-Myers a community effort
• Hanover sends off longtime manager
• Fatal crash probe goes on
• Spring Grove music teacher releases album
• Missing cat changed lives, warmed hearts
• South Western caps tax increase
• Singing and playing for those in need
• Littlestown celebrates new library
• Local slide a link to pope's past?
• Sole crash survivor recovers from accident
• Dover trainer's challenge is perfect fit
• News in brief for Sunday, Jan. 30
• Area to get four indoor tennis courts
• Praying on the altar of the nation
• Study boosts local slots
• Germany Township resident announces run for Adams County commissioner
• Man released after guilty pleas
• News in brief for Saturday, Jan. 29
• Mystery Book Club - Tuesday, February 1 at 6:30 "Alias Grace" by Margaret Atwood is the selection. Grace Groft will moderate in the Bare Center.
• Public record for Friday, Jan. 28
• G'burg volunteers search for homeless
• Bill planned to halt G'burg casino
• Reassessment looms large in candidate's bid
• More cable channels coming
• Case ends in plea
• Fire co. assures hydrants pose no danger
• News in brief for Friday, Jan. 28
• Public record for Thursday, Jan. 27
• Weather Alert - School Closed
• News in brief and correction for Thursday, Jan. 27
• Adams County limits public comment to five minutes
• Weikert hopes to continue county's progress
• Conewago rejects subdivision plan
• West Manheim park board sets calendar
• Schools caught by surprise
• Public record for Wednesday, Jan. 26
• Weather Alert - Early Dismissal
• The library will be closing at 4:00 p.m. today (1/26/11) due to the snow.
• Gettysburg quarters released
• Statewide reassessment moratorium?
• Hanover district: Options were limited
• New Oxford woman pleads guilty in huffing, police chase
• District judge to retire at end of term
• Police investigate vandalism in Abbottstown
• Bermudian to limit tax increase
• Varsity Cheerleaders
• 2011 Pro-Life Prayer Rally
• Still awaiting casino vote
• West Manheim wants to recruit businesses
• Hanover Blockbuster avoids round of closures
• Up to 9 years in sex case
• East Berlin ends agreement with special counsel
• Roads to Gettysburg could be designated as bike route
• Music Empowers
• G'burg teachers union in budget talks with board
• Learning from peers
• Turns on red at issue
• State turns down G'burg apartments
• New Oxford student mixes love of math, art to build model house
• G'burg Country Club banquet hall for sale
• Survey leads L'town grant request
• North Gettysburg Trail to be built this year
• Conewago cracks down on reports
• News in brief for Monday, Jan. 24
• Great Pyrenees act as farm guards
• Women's shelter goes 'public'
• Pooling the costs to protect and serve
• MLK event was a time for celebration, reflection
• New PennDOT secretary a Biglerville grad
• News in brief for Sunday, Jan. 23
• Little steps toward a big road
• Grant to buy ball fields
• Death penalty not sought in stabbing case
• Counties deemed disaster areas
• East Berlin group plans hydrant meeting
• Not guilty plea in killing
• Plea in drug ring case
• News in brief for Saturday, Jan. 22
• Public record for Friday, Jan. 21
• Not-guilty plea in shooting death of wildlife officer
• Mount Joy Twp. board fills supervisor vacancy
• Calm before the storm
• Hanover council to fill va<i></i>cancy
• Post office lobby to close?
• Conewago posts 'common-sense' snow rules
• News in brief for Friday, Jan. 21
• Death penalty sought
• Public record for Thursday, Jan. 20
• G'burg taxpayer group looking toward election
• A 'season of transition' for outgoing ag chief
• Furniture maker 'too busy' for anything but working for his customers
• Police: Impostor stops driver
• Parking not as scarce as feared
• Free tax help available in Hanover
• Hamilton looks for electricity savings
• News in brief for Thursday, Jan. 20
• Public record for Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 18 and 19
• Gettysburg releases draft school budget
• Hanover and Penn to share fire chief, eye merger
• More snow expected Thursday
• Redding loses state post
• Daytona Beach group adopts 'our ship'
• District wants input on all-day kindergarten
• Mount Joy expected to appoint supervisor
• Man gets probation for false shooting report
• For Emma
• Weather Alert - 2 hour delay
• More questions on 911 radio problems
• Straban Township home severely damaged by fire.
• Md. man gets up to four years for burglary
• Nose to know relief
• McSherrystown schedules youth baseball signups
• Congrats to our Facebook Contest Winner, Diana Klunk of LifeChanges Boutique! Diana has won a free business card sized ad in the Chamber Connection newsletter of her choice.
• Reconciliation planned in wake of chapel arson
• L'town library a community effort
• Man arrested in April Franklin House Tavern stabbing
• Ensuring excellence in the next generation
• Fruit Belt brand sought in Adams County
• Folkloric family fun
• Conewago Valley to limit any tax hike
• Mother, son face insurance-fraud charges
• SW Regional Police seeking info about 20 vandalisms
• Ravens, Steelers fans flock to local bars
• Contest could get heated
• Littlestown funeral director remembered
• Your name here
• Hanover district pledges to stay under tax cap
• News in brief for Sunday, Jan. 16
• Public record for Saturday, Jan. 15
• Local shelter rescues singing dogs
• Truck crashes, flips in Hanover
• Ravens, Steelers fans cheer side by side in Hanover area
• Accused served time for stockpiling weapons
• News in brief for Saturday, Jan. 15
• Police station to get holding cell
• Steep costs loom
• Few new faces as Hamilton reorganizes
• DA: Inmate plotted to kill Judge George
• Public record for Friday, Jan. 14
• East Berlin farm ready to show prize sheep
• Supervisor who filed suit throws hat in ring
• Penn, county to talk radios
• Super Subs arsonist pleads
• Hammer suspect want case moved to juvenile court
• A snowy day at the reservoir
• Water rate going up
• Police looking for info about unknown photographer
• News in brief for Friday, Jan. 14
• Public record for Thursday, Jan. 13
• Farm show legend a snow job
• Teddy Bear Toss
• Police: Man sets sleeping friend on fire
• Cutting costs with new clothes
• Adams budget error?
• Twins battle down to wire
• News in brief for Thursday, Jan. 13
• Hanover councilman's death ruled an overdose
• Public record for Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 11, 12
• Two Hour Delay
• Hanover district to go out for lunch?
• Blessing the cross
• Enhancing what's already there
• REDDI ruling under appeal
• Conewago Valley buys building
• Death penalty off table
• Group calls for better training to report child abuse
• Facelift to bring businesses
• Snow on the way
• Grant paves way for safer New Oxford square
• Home prices drop in 2010
• SPCA thanks Hamilton for support
• Clayton remains on E. Berlin authority
• It's official: Hanover has talent
• Police: Infant stable after crash
• Girl Scout fixing up Hanover Little Theatre for project
• Rallying 'round the flag
• Light switch in Penn
• Keeping homes warm this winter
• Chief Poland leaves behind big shoes to fill
• Prospective officials shown ropes
• Bricks, mortar and obligations
• Hamilton Township, church looking at joint park project
• Hanover's loss helps others
• Determination a factor to overcome fighting concussions
• At least one child hurt in rollover crash
• 'Still alive because of hope'
• Moul challenges county on reassessed values.
• News in brief for Sunday, Jan. 9
• Utz deal should help local chip maker
• Bike Week to move
• Vigil held for health care
• Police: Man shot at homes
• Tree pick-up time in Conewago
• News in brief for Saturday, Jan. 8
• Judge to rule on reassessment arguments
• Public record for Thursday and Friday, Jan. 7 and 8
• Students looking for votes in national video contest
• Gaming board won't reopen record
• Sign me up
• Utz, Zappe merger eyed<p>
• Hamilton joins TV pact
• Dunham's to shut down Hanover store <p>
• Finally, cash for trash
• Hawk Talk - Strategic Plan
• Borough drops group fee
• Test your house for tightness
• Boyds Bear to be sold?
• Delone ups fundraising goal
• Businessman gets jail time for fraud
• Alleged domestic leads to other charges
• News in brief for Thursday, Jan. 6
• Public record for Wednesday, Jan. 5
• Hanover woman killed in Maryland collision
• Decision not in sight for casino license
• Bowling for hope
• Missed calls at child-abuse hotline raise concerns
• Freedom Twp. vote raises issues
• First baby of 2011 arrives at Gettysburg Hospital
• Great deals, all for the greater good
• Police: Man stole food from employer
• Chief: Radio system putting firefighters in danger
• Artist of the Month - "Steve Stroup." Artwork is on display on the balcony for the month of January.
• New Oxford checking vets list
• Park to roll out Gettysburg quarters
• Adams settles nearly a quarter of appeals
• Seat opens on Mt. Joy board
• Man known for Christmas joy dies at 77
• Hamilton seeks to fill planning commission seat
• Ghost Hunters Incorporated - Saturday, January 22nd at 7:00 p.m. in the John D. Bare Center of the library. Come see this paranormal investigating team from Sinking Spring, Pa as they demonstrate their ghost hunting techniques and present real case stud
• More Gateway merchants revealed
• Tree farm tracts dealt
• Teen shows off talent at Hanover art gallery
• Braving the frozen lake for a good catch
• District study explores realignment
• Police charge man in sex assault of minor
• Building turned over to borough
• News in brief for Monday, Dec. 3
• Public record for Sunday, Jan. 2
• New Year's baby video chats with Marine father
• Police: Abuser thought child was hiding food
• Search might reveal spirit
• Filmmaker scopes festival fundraiser
• Emphasis returns to reading
• Deal held up
• Maryland man killed in crash
• G'burg man charged with child abuse
• News in brief for Friday, Dec. 31
• Top 10 stories of 2010
• 2010 not without weirdness
• No tax hike, again
• New Year's plunge on TV
• Planner questions delay in zoning switch
• Man rescues injured hawk
• Mount Joy cuts taxes
• Have a Happy New Year! A friendly reminder that the Hanover Chamber office will be closed on Friday, December 31st.
• 'Fire safety is a chief concern'
• Case against day care owner moves to trial
• 14-year-old bicyclist struck
• Different name, same pizza
• Fuel supplier warmed worlds
• Adams taxes don't climb
• Bermudian Springs adopts naming policy
• News in brief and correction for Thursday, Dec. 30
• Happy New Year!!
• February 15 Filing Deadline
• Retail brightens jobs scene
• Day care owner charged
• Moul to try again for pillow-tax hike
• New Adams County manager ready to work
• Hamilton taxes remain same
• Conewago Twp. joins ACTV bloc
• As stink bugs rest, researchers prepare defense
• Switch imparts valuable lessons
• Parks bill dies in Senate
• Club 2000 welcoming Slim Time members
• Mount Joy eyes switch
• Crash victim 'enjoyed life'
• Township honors retired fire policeman
• Local SPCAs getting by but still struggling
• Answers about hydrants await
• Rescuing food and the hungry
• Helping in 'whatever way we can'
• Abbottstown adopts balanced budget
• Stolen guns found in Baltimore drug raid
• McSherrystown cops to get rifle
• York Springs Post Office trashed
• Snow possible Sunday
• 8,300 patients later, Hanover nurse retires
• Bear barn gets looks
• Star helps kick off Make-a-Wish fundraising
• Filmmaker returns to Route 30 roots
• New student-built house gets approval
• SPCA says owner cares for Emmy
• News in brief for Sunday, Dec. 26
• Hanover councilman dies at age 40
• Faloon's closing in Jan.
• Merry Christmas!
• Game breaks law
• Plenty of shoppers out for last-minute gifts
• Helping out during the holidays
• Up to 10 years for assault on girl
• Conewago OKs snow ordinance
• News in brief for Friday, Dec. 24
• Public record for Thursday, Dec. 23
• 74-year-old pedestrian dies in tractor-trailer collision
• No tax hike in G'burg
• Tree a Hanover landmark
• 'It makes their day'
• Conewago balances budget with $700K in reserves
• News in brief for Thursday, Dec. 23
• Public record for Wednesday, Dec. 22
• Pedestrian killed at Hanover square
• A friendly reminder... the Hanover Chamber office will be closed Dec. 24 - 27. Merry Christmas!
• Boyds Bear Country to close
• Doctor: Injuries quickly paralyzed toddler
• Mother: Shooting was an accident
• Snyder won't seek re-election
• Searching for treasure
• East Berlin budget in the black
• Participants sought for talent-show benefit
• Police: Man robs, beats juvenile
• Teen Movie in the Afternoon Monday, December 27th, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. in the John D. Bare Center of the the library Call the library for more information about the film 632-5183
• Public record for Tuesday, Dec. 21
• Mark your calendar...January 5th Membership Mixer at Cross Keys Village - 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Harvey S. Kline Wellness Center of Harmony Ridge Community Center
• Victorian Singers at the Myers Mansion
• Hanover High School News
• Community mourns 4 killed in crash
• Casino license may face more delays
• Technology lights the way
• Police: Brother shot in chest
• Trail again hits snag
• Judge denies bail reduction
• 'Operation Claus' gives back
• Sewer workers quit
• DEP, township at odds on plan
• Delone grad loves working outdoors in his 'stomping ground'
• Historic windows repaired for $20,000 less
• Buying to help sell
• L'town OKs plan for sewer facility upgrades
• W. Manheim seeks zoner, buys truck
• Public record for Sunday, Dec. 19
• Bus driver says firing unfair
• Sign law could cost
• More time fundraising than fighting fires?
• Fire tax unpopular, but may be inevitable
• Local priest remembered for helping others
• Fire leaves dog out in the cold
• Krugerrand again found in G'burg kettle
• Christmas cancelled in Abbottstown?
• News in brief for Sunday, Dec. 19
• 'What Christmas is all about'
• 'Grandson scam' strikes G'burg
• A man and his dog
• News in brief for Saturday, Dec. 18
• Public record for Friday, Dec. 17
• Pair charged in Little's armed robbery
• Police: Teacher had sex with student
• Soy blaze's cause 'undetermined'
• Spring Grove swim team bus hits officer
• 'A place where I could think and pray and plan'
• Balanced budget, ravaged reserves
• Morning fire displaces family, destroys Christmas gifts
• Second snow hits area
• Court denies second REDDI suit
• Police to target drunken drivers
• News in brief for Friday, Dec. 17
• Public record for Thursday, Dec. 16
• Two killed in Route 15 crash
• Something to hold on to
• Super 8 fire delays reopening
• Armed robber strikes Little's Coins
• Adams hires new boss
• Church helps to lighten blue Christmas
• A Christmas protest<p>
• News in brief for Thursday, Dec. 16
• Police: Couple blocks firefighters<p>
• Public record for Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 14, 15
• Fire reported at motel in Penn Township
• They've got mail
• Tech-prep price tag up 60%
• Nonprofits to be charged rent
• Gettysburg council questions parking rules
• Hamilton Twp. to tax workers
• Concert proceeds to help with organ repairs
• Abbottstown hires new secretary
• Christmas Luncheon is Friday, December 17th at the Hanover Country Club. Today is the last day to register. Call 637.6130 or email office@hanoverchamber.com !
• York County Business Group leaders inform and connect businesses and their advisors with locally available growth tools. L. to r.: Tom Donnelly, York Chamber; Dennis Yablonsky, Allegheny Conference on Community Dev.; Gary Laird, Hanover Chamber; Darrell
• Littlestown school board fires bus driver
• State says letting fire burn lowered risk
• Feeding more friends than ever
• Kindness comforts principal on roof
• McSherrystown holds revenue steady
• Police say man held magnum revolver to girlfriend's chin
• Hanover Girls Basketball
• Fire marshal, ATF investigate blaze
• Commercial plan along routes 194, 94 mellows
• Students take the stand
• Officials worried about hydrants
• Hanover grad returns to host fundraiser
• Fire company to silence sirens
• Straban passes 'conservative' budget
• Recycling mandatory in West Manheim
• News in brief for Monday, Dec. 13
• Blaze destroys biodiesel plant
• A last song sung
• Officials: Local ICE center a big 'if'
• Concerned citizens to hold public meeting
• Kids shop til they drop
• Health costs get look
• W. Manheim sued by resident
• Firefighters forced to let warehouse burn
• News in brief for Sunday, Dec. 12
• Public record for Saturday, Dec. 11
• Train station to stay open
• Singing for a cause
• Couple's home burns
• Red Cross stressed due to large number of fires
• First snowfall affects drivers
• School board member resigns presidency
• No need to count the candles
• Citizen: Council not 'aggressive' enough
• News in brief for Saturday, Dec. 11
• Last chance to register!
• Public record for Friday, Dec. 10
• Police: McS'town man behind wheel in fatal crash
• A night on the roof
• Casino vote put off
• Charity money stolen from store
• Walmart evacuated for report of gas leak
• Greener pastures
• Reading to rework budget
• News in brief for Friday, Dec. 10
• Driver hurt in collision with school bus
• Public record for Thursday, Dec. 9
• Guthrie Memorial Library - 2010 Holiday Hours (cont.) Monday, December 27th - 10:00-6:00 Tuesday, December 28th - 10:00-6:00 Wednesday, December 29th - 10:00-6:00 Thursday, December 30th - 10:00-6:00 Friday, December 31st - Closed Saturday, January 1st
• Guthrie Memorial Library - 2010 Holiday Hours: Monday, December 20th - 10:00-6:00 Tuesday, December 21st - 10:00-6:00 Wednesday, December 22nd - 10:00-6:00 Thursday, December 23rd - 10:00-6:00 Friday, December 24th - Closed Saturday, December 25th - Cl
• News in brief for Thursday, Dec. 9
• Dream deferred, but not denied
• Penn hike still likely
• $5,000 reward for info on chapel arson
• Phiel to run for Adams County commissioner
• Faulty heater blamed in blaze
• Abbottstown budget holds the line
• Detectors to be donated in L'town
• Public record for Wednesday, Dec. 8
• The Polar Express - December 15th, 2010 at 6:30 (Children's Department) Come see Beth Rebert in the Polar Express. Hot chocolate and cookies following program.
• Hanover’s Robotics Team
• Public school transportation costs not just for its students
• Remembrance through the holidays
• Boy Scout tree sale about more than just fundraising
• No hike in West Manheim budget
• Penn site flush with work
• County study offers suggestions for CYS
• Rendell picks Hanover businessman
• News in brief, Monday Dec. 6
• Prison versed in treating pregnant women
• Woman, granddaughter killed in crash were inseparable
• Three sought in Civil War Chapel arson
• G'burg College students living green
• Utz truck crashes into porch
• Former racing horse seized in Adams County
• Gingerbread houses bring out the holiday spirit
• Public record for Saturday, Dec. 4
• Whooping cough cases decline
• Official: Arson not ruled out in chapel
• Law firm calling for chapel donations
• Wreath project always looking toward future
• Snack deal done
• Fire marshal investigating McSherrystown fire
• L'town budge keeps revenue flat
• News in brief for Saturday, Dec. 4
• Public record for Friday, Dec. 3
• Crews battle fire in Gettysburg
• Mt. Joy, fire companies agree to 10-percent reduction
• Adult, child killed in Jackson Twp. crash
• New plea in crash
• New stores to Hanover
• Lance agrees to Snyder's merger
• Leaders unveil budget
• News in brief and corrections for Friday, Dec. 3
• Red Cross Blood Drive Where: John D. Bare Center of the Library When: December 8th, 2010 from 12:00-6:00
• Teen Creative Writing Club meets tonight at 6:30 in the Teen Library. Anyone interested in joining is welcome to come.
• Public record for Thursday, Dec. 2
• Hanover holiday transformation <p>
• Defense says stabbing unintentional<p>
• No jail time in exposure case <p>
• Adams County rejects assessment offer<p>
• Court questions latest REDDI suit <p>
• Making sense of money <p>
• DEP OKs Hanover recycling - again
• Number of holiday fatalities increases statewide <p>
• News in brief <p>
• Salting away a healthier future
• Officials warn of business solicitation
• License delay rumors denied
• Probation consolidation savings seen
• Littlestown plans special tree lighting
• Make and Take for Parents: Weather Flannel Board Thursday December 2nd, 2010 - 06:00 PM Parents can make a weather flannel board for their children to play with. Children can play while their parents create. Please call the library and ask for the Childr
• 'It's just in the blood'
• Appeal filed in dog attack
• Gettysburg Foundation names president
• Giving the gift of music
• Gettysburg budget 'business as usual'
• Card offers discounts at businesses
• Accidental shooting results in probation
• School districts paid royalties
• Plowing ahead with winter plans
• Citrus for the holidays
• One local musician to go to Lone Star State
• Borough: Runoff concerns might dry up
• Littlestown seeks volunteer secretary
• SW Regional cleans Moulstown Road
• News in brief for Monday, Nov. 29
• Drivers cross state lines, leaving behind a record
• Outlook 'excellent' for deer season
• Teachers scale back student-built house to save costs
• Adams County property values double
• Superior court overturns contempt ruling for York County DA's office
• More than a game
• Heating assistance available to more
• Codorus part of national award
• Local ham-radio operator communicates with astronauts
• News in brief for Sunday, Nov. 28
• Home for the holiday
• Moul Field homes OK'd
• Adams County man saves woman from fire
• Drug-ring member agrees to testify
• McSherrystown plans no tax hike
• Bermudian touts new programs
• Hanover man gets probation in pot case
• News in brief for Saturday, Nov. 27
• Cashing in on the sales
• Woman convicted in officer's death wants house arrest because of pregnancy
• A lifetime of golden deeds
• Meeting with judge pushed back
• Cumberland approves draft budget
• Warrants sweep nets 12
• News in brief for Friday, Nov. 26
• Wife charged in stabbing <p>
• Police: Suspect said officer fired first<p>
• Residents flock to local farm for naturally raised turkeys
• Police: Suspect said officer fired first <p>
• Adams County budget holds the line <p>
• Senior housing planned in Gettysburg<p>
• Annual G'burg Christmas parade planned for Saturday <p>
• Kids bring American history to stage <p>
• Littlestown stabber gets six years <p>
• Hanover in the cards for Pokemon players
• Happy Thanksgiving!!
• Reassessment suit still viable
• Fixing cars and fixing dinner
• Police: SUV scaring kids
• Some legislators won't take pay raises
• Gettysburg considering train station options
• 60 seconds to victory
• Christmas to roar into town
• Police plan holiday DUI crackdown
• Movie Day at the Library - Friday November 26th, 2010 - 10:00 AM, watch some of your favorite holiday movies at the library. For more information call us at 632-5183.
• Gettysburg to respond to critics
• Giving thanks for our farms
• Judge nixes plea deal
• Conewago to developer: Stormwater a problem
• Zoning ruling upsets applicant
• Hawk Talk - Budget
• Grove remembered for his faith, devotion to job
• 911 system almost online
• PennDOT declines slowing traffic on Baltimore Pike
• Lifelong G'burg resident gives back with more than just food
• Conewago Valley school projects progressing
• Utz gives gift to YMCA
• Bermudian OKs athletic-training agreements
• Blood drives planned in memory of loved ones
• News in brief for Monday, Nov. 22
• 'Dead' woman could make claim on will
• Pension crisis brewed for years
• Illumination honors the fallen
• From the classroom to the courtroom
• Where's the best care?
• 37 years apart, WCO shootings tell two tales
• Gaming board: Decision will be 'very difficult'
• Fire plan kept quiet
• Like meeting Terry Bradshaw
• News in brief for Sunday, Nov. 21
• Public record for Saturday, Nov. 20
• Citizenship granted at cemetery
• Colored troops honored
• Judge denies suit
• Thousands pay their respects to slain Adams officer
• Main break cuts water briefly in W. Manheim
• Tidying up the square
• Grant sought to fix Elm
• County won't boost retiree pensions
• News in brief for Saturday, Nov. 20
• Public record for Friday, Nov. 19
• Book Talk (with signing) - Frank Meredith - "The Unfinished Work: A Civil War Novel." December 1st, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. in the John D. Bare Center of the library.
• The Library will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, November 25th. Happy Thanksgiving! :)
• National legal firms back Civil War Chapel
• Going once, going twice ... gone
• Penn taxes likely to rise
• Gaming hearings spark advertising blitz
• Lawyer: Insanity plea won't be sought
• Celebrating the holidays with food
• Bermudian views policy on naming facilities
• Mandatory recycling rules on McS'town books
• Public record for Thursday, Nov. 18
• Network with area business people during this festive Membership Mixer. Please RSVP to office@hanoverchamber.com.
• Penn Harris casino concerns focus on room count
• Defense attorney in game warden's killing: Presume innocence
• Smokeout urges people to quit for the day
• Parents seek probe
• Crowds expected for officer's funeral
• Special counsel brought aboard
• Chamber offers scholarships
• Public record for Wednesday, Nov. 17
• News in brief for Thursday, Nov. 18
• State questions Mason-Dixon's projected visitation, amenities
• Pension reform bill gets mixed response from legislators
• Police: House struck in DUI crash
• Stairway to headaches
• Conewago Twp. taxes could hold steady
• A real cross-country runner
• Businessman pleads guilty to lesser charges
• Gettysburg anniversary events kick off in April 2011
• Hawk Hustle
• Vicksburg mayor touts casino benefits
• Work begins to replace 114-year-old bridge
• Adams accepts property values
• Man pleads guilty in day-care sex assaults
• Penn officer recovering after crash
• Casino opponents begin 'media blitz'
• Charges dropped in brother's stabbing
• West Manheim changes purchase plans
• College Planning Seminar
• Red Ribbon Week
• Catch 'Willy Wonka' this weekend
• State: Healthy-treat proposal no mandate
• Date set for EARP officer's homecoming
• New Oxford senior to play in Thanksgiving parade
• Man pleads guilty to indecent assault
• Board OKs ag gift
• Wreath project expands
• Officers OK after crash
• School won't allow dog aid attend
• Wildlife conservation officers face 'dangerous work'
• Funeral service set for WCO Grove
• Grove's words on being a WCO
• Lincoln's mark lasts
• Website brings school funding, salaries to public view
• Grant could boost safety at square
• Local stars show off their dance moves
• Bonusgate lessons were on candidates' minds during campaign
• Responders: Gift will trickle down
• News in brief for Sunday, Nov. 14
• Officer's death a 'terrible and tragic loss'
• Alleged shooter's family members in disbelief
• Adams values up for vote
• Child rapist gets 13 years
• News in brief for Saturday, Nov. 13
• Manhunt ends in arrest
• Public record for Friday, Nov. 12
• Police have person of interest in killing in custody
• News in brief for Friday, Nov. 12
• Man pleads to indecent assault
• Home sales drop
• Higher McSherrystown sewer costs correct
• L'town to manage without manager
• Hanover dancer gets 7-15 years
• School recognizes family split by service
• School projects show progress
• Featured speaker: Gene Barr, VP of Government and Public Affairs, PA Chamber of Business and Industry. Register today at office@hanoverchamber.com or call 717-637-6130.
• More sex charges filed against day-care worker
• Future uncertain for Lincoln Train Station
• Freedom lawsuit back to county
• 'Too often we forget'
• News in brief, Thursday Nov. 11
• Public record for Thursday, Nov. 11
• Police: Cruiser set on fire
• Lifting hearts through volunteering
• Bucks boost books
• Persistence pays off for New Oxford lottery winner
• Congrats to Salon Utopia on their ribbon cutting ceremony today! Salon Utopia is located in the High Pointe Commons at 245 N. Main St., Spring Grove. Call 225-9332 for an appointment.
• Last chance to register!
• Chamber salutes area businesses at its October Eye-Opener Breakfast. Many thanks to Lutheran Retirement Village @ Utz Terrace for hosting and sponsoring this event!
• Whichever way you voted, come see the legislators speak at the Hanover Chamber Christmas Luncheon on Friday, December 17th at the Hanover Country Club. 11:45 a.m. Eggnog Social. 12:15 lunch. $30/member
• Public record for Tuesday, Nov. 9
• New Oxford proposes holding taxes <p>
• Hamilton Township considers $52 fee for those working in township <p>
• Event to Stomp Out lung cancer
• PennDOT planning Route 116 bridge work <p>
• Existing Pa. casinos challenge applicants
• Assessment lawsuit stays in federal court<p>
• PennDOT must replace Hanover handicap ramps installed last year. <p>
• Hawk Hustle
• Last chance to register!
• The Hanover Chamber thanks PNC Bank for hosting the October Membership Mixer last evening. Members enjoyed networking, while enjoying the spread catered by Warehouse Gourmet.
• Worker in serious condition after falling through roof <p>
• News in brief
• East Berlin expects no tax increase
• Plea in final fraud, theft charges <p>
• Jury finds West Manheim man guilty of indecent assault
• Gettysburg seeks dismissal of REDDI suit<p>
• Mother of New Oxford girl who held cancer walk dies at home. <p>
• L'town district acknowledges 'errors' in bus crash <p>
• Hanover resident 'makes a deal' on Tuesday's show
• South Western junior gets inspiration, focus on Bolivian trip
• Federal funds for foam?
• Local horticulturist offers pruning tips
• Poweder Puff Football
• Quarter Auction
• Municipal building to get new roof
• Burglary, theft charges dropped
• Bingo for the library
• Md. cider recalled for possible E. coli
• Talks no bowl of cherries
• 95 new 'parks' in Carroll Valley
• Dinner brings out German heritage
• Why drug companies might be paying your doctor
• Hanover Concerned Citizens share fears, hopes
• Anti-nepotism policies scarce among local school districts
• 'I just wanted to pay for my house'
• Closing of The Victory looms
• More charges for Adams real estate agent
• Remembering those who served
• Resident wants W. Manheim to make play for casino
• G'burg teen to lead the Penn State band
• Last G'burg cemetery witness tree sold
• Jobs rate rises
• Cumberland County certifies numbers
• Adams: Suit belongs in federal court
• 'Tis the season for giving
• News in brief for Saturday, Nov. 6
• Checkpoint nets six DUI suspects
• News in brief for Friday, Nov. 5
• Rare wild dogs found at illegal Franklin County kennel
• Public record for Friday, Nov. 5
• Police: Knife shown at store
• 40 charges dropped
• YWCA book sale kicks off Friday
• Police: Rx drugs stolen from prison
• Budget crisis looms for Cumberland
• Massive solar project under way
• Public record for Thursday, Nov. 4
• 911 kinks still exist
• Bonfire Rescheduled
• Ron Miller keeps his seat in 93rd state House district
• Mount Olivet to honor vets
• Federal charges filed in crime spree
• Hamilton Twp. considers joining lawsuit
• Hearing set on assessment lawsuit
• Route 116 stream repair continuing
• Sneak preview for new school
• PLCB requests beverages' removal
• Hanover superintendent recuses himself from AD hiring process
• News in brief for Thursday, Nov. 4
• G'burg Dems seek sense in election
• Tallman overwhelms Strausbaugh
• Michael Waugh cruises to re-election in state Senate
• Seth Grove easily retains 196th District seat
• York, Adams voters turn out in high numbers
• Moul retains state House seat
• We Bleed Orange and Black!
• Window closes for casino comment
• Ghost tours to benefit historical society
• Police: Trespasser showed ID
• Mr. Ed's blaze ruled arson
• Adams judges recuse selves
• Suit alleges myriad of violations
• Hanover's Brainbusters Team
• CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES
• EARP to send texts
• A York Springs Halloween
• Tucker saga continues
• Sewer share shocks council
• Penn starts budget work
• Local musician teaches students
• Teenage Rita's employee wins national video competition
• Public record for Monday, Nov. 1
• Posthumous polling?
• News in brief for Monday, Nov. 1
• Leaf collection to begin in McS'town
• Littlestown rethinking committee stance
• Freedom Township hires counsel for suit
• Current reassessment not the first attempt since 1990
• Adams clock ticks away
• WellSpan opens health center in Aspers
• Flush with a local bounty
• Mr. Ed's set to rise from ashes
• Teen charged in hammer attacks
• 'The right place at the right time'
• Dig The Cause
• Suit seeks Reddi debt from G'burg borough
• Nighthawks Enter the World of Shakespeare
• Public record for Sunday, Oct. 31
• Moms and Muffins
• Public record for Saturday, Oct. 30
• Pertussis Fact Sheet
• Picnic canceled due to lack of interest
• Washington Elementary
• Fire depts. warn Twp.
• Statements from the candidates for state House, District 93
• 2010-2011 Outstanding Teacher of the Year!
• Public record for Friday, Oct. 29
• Statements in the race for state Senate, 28th District
• Educator of the Year
• News in brief for Saturday, Oct. 30
• Statements from the candidates for the state House, District 196
• Statements from the race for state House, 91st District
• Man charged in Taser incident at bar
• Good turnout expected
• Local legislators' bill to recoup court costs signed by Rendell
• News in brief for Sunday, Oct. 31
• G'burg teachers get slimed
• Searching for Hanover's soul
• Conewago subdivision plans withdrawn
• Board delays vote on acting superintendent's pay
• Freedom to sue over Adams reassessment
• Woman avoids jail in forgery case
• Two vie for state House seat
• Local vets rally for Mason-Dixon
• Police: Man mugged in parking lot
• Teaching nurses with technology
• Abbottstown square party Tuesday
• Hispanic Heritage Day!
• News in brief for Monday, Oct. 18
• Bermudian adopts surveillance policy
• Shining a light on after-school activities
• Hanover Hospital teaches sports nutrition
• Three vie for U.S. House seat
• Siblings give back over summer vacation
• No more L'town committees?
• Cumberland seeking slower speeds
• Hanover manager selection moves forward
• Hawk Walk!
• State proposes more intelligence analysts
• News in brief for Sunday, Oct. 17
• Dallastown makes heartfelt gesture to William Penn's marching band
• Local take-back events net nearly 600 pounds of Rx drugs
• Festival brings local music acts together
• Different approaches in 91st district race
• Local SAT scores up
• Decorating tips for Halloween
• Hanover gears up for frights
• Four million tourists expected for 150th an<i></i>niversary
• Runners at David Tome Memorial 5K react to guilty verdict
• Buses line up for rallies
• House fire displaces family
• News in brief and correction for Saturday, Oct. 16
• York County woman turns stink bugs into jewelry
• Public record for Saturday, Oct. 16
• Free house on the market
• Policy change allows seniors to stick with Bermudian
• North Gettysburg Trail goes out to bid
• Hawk Walk raises nearly $12K
• Two vie for 93rd district House seat
• Appeals might run late
• 'It's the economy'
• Going ... going ... but not gone
• Public record for Friday, Oct. 15
• School board accepts teacher's resignation
• Home plans on hold
• Town hall meeting slated for 3rd Ward
• Simpson continues family tradition
• Mag says Platts in Top 10
• Gang counts climb
• Hold on, winds await
• News in brief for Friday, Oct. 15
• Homecoming
• Public record for Thursday, Oct. 14
• Hawk Hustle
• SAT
• Probation given in assault
• W. Manheim bridge closed
• G'burg to allow free parking for holidays
• L'town sewer rates to rise?
• Home probe slows sales
• News in brief for Thursday, Oct. 14
• A walk for the fun of it
• Freedom delays assessment lawsuit suit vote<p>
• Committee seeks to boost Freedom Transit ridership
• Seibert guilty in Tome's death
• Breast Cancer Awareness
• CV school board appoints new member
• Mystery to unfold in Hanover
• Piecing together young leaders
• Spider blamed for Route 30 crash
• Seminary plan on display
• Police: Woman's rib broken during domestic
• Police: Son staged break-in
• Snow plow to be replaced
• Sewer plan needs fix
• York County Civil War soldier's story to be highlighted
• Snyder's, Lance amend board plans
• Fountain takes on rosy glow
• Home sales cool off
• Mt. Joy might dump fire tax <p>
• South Western senior spent summer getting ready to pursue FBI dream. <p>
• West Manheim residents ask supervisors to schedule event for Halloween night
• 'Toughest Cop Around' shows officers take fitness seriously
• Science
• Driver charged with DUI <p>
• Hanover Republican Club nears 75 <p>
• Hanover fire commissioner touts value of borough alarm-boxes
• Group raises money to help woman with rare disorder
• Fatal crash closes Route 30
• Lawyer points to policy
• Commercial committee ready for recommendation
• Hanover's guests getting harder to capture
• The burden of the spotlight
• Grandfather reflects on death of toddler
• Finding fairness in funding
• Protecting your name
• News in brief for Saturday, Oct. 9
• Honoring their sacrifice
• Dumped tires bring charges
• Profs vote against casino
• Hospital staff to use rec park during construction
• Police chase leads to jail
• News in brief for Friday, Oct. 8
• Former chief found not guilty
• Efforts to fund cable station gain steam
• East Berliner vies for 'Great American Horseman' title
• United Hook and Ladder seeks fire tax
• Silenced witness trees now sprouting
• Freedom might sue to stop reassessment
• Jurors hear forensic testimony in Officer Tome's death
• G'burg expects sewer hike
• Police: Pot plants found in trees
• Northern Regional de´tective recalls partner's death
• Kids sound off on fire safety
• DA: Death penalty possible
• News in brief for Thursday, Oct.7
• Act 80 Day
• State hearing set for G'burg casino application
• Bike registration program to launch soon
• Adams hears more gripes
• Dog days at the park
• Bill 'one promise fulfilled'
• DOCEO donates copier to Hanover Center for Workforce Excellence. L. to r.: Otis Thomas and Judy Alder, HACC - Gettysburg Campus; John Lewis and Penny Rostamali, DOCEO; and Shannon Harvey and Ken Corbran, HACC - Gettysburg Campus.
• PCN TV interviews Gary Laird, Hanover Chamber, (right) and Tom Donnelly, York County Chamber (left) at the State Capitol. The 30-minute segment featured Representative Will Tallman (center), and Laird and Donnelly on the status of York County's econ
• Board members recently attended the Pennsylvania Chamber’s 26th Annual Chamber Dinner, which featured a gubernatorial candidate debate moderated by Ted Koppel. Front row, l. to r.: Mark Riggs, Staub, Riggs & Collins; Chuck McGough, CAM Innova
• West Manheim secures animal-control service
• Armed robber gets 13 years
• York County clerk in dilemma
• Timeout on charter schools?
• Public record for Wednesday, Oct. 6
• Defense: Police failed to protect officer
• Broken Cookie celebrates with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on May 24th. Pictured left to right: Deborah Bare, Mayor Ben Adams, Owners/sisters Megan Bare and Tabitha McDonald, and Dawn and Philip McDonald.
• Finding the words
• The 2010 Discover Hanover Magazine is hot off the press! Members will be receiving their copies early next week! For additional copies, please stop by the Chamber office Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm.
• Stabbing ruled a homicide
• Ken Simms, Mark Riggs and Sharon Kebil at Chamber Day on Capitol Hill.
• Man charged in infant's death
• TENDER CARE CELEBRATES OPENING OF NEW OFFICE WITH RIBBON CUTTING Tender Care Pregnancy Consultation Services celebrated the opening of its new office, located at 600 Carlisle St. Suite B , Hanover, with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Friday, June 25th.
• Members enjoyed networking and good food at Northwest Savings Bank mixer this week!
• Hanover Chamber salutes seven area businesses at its July Eye-Opener Breakfast hosted by the Hanover YMCA.
• Register today for these HOT Chamber networking events!
• Penn National Insurance declared a 10% dividend for the Members Advantage Program, the Hanover Chamber's business insurance program. Learn how you can participate. Visit www.hanoverchamber.com.
• More than 120 members attended this morning's Eye-Opener Breakfast at Homewood at Plum Creek. L. to r.: Megan Bare, Broken Cookie; Mak McKeehan, 3rd Idea; Wes Zepp, American Tree & Stump Removal; Mike Rose, Compleat Restoration; Ellen Arnold, Th
• Hanover Chamber salutes seven area businesses at its July Eye-Opener Breakfast hosted by the Hanover YMCA.
• Register today for these HOT Chamber networking events!
• Penn National Insurance declared a 10% dividend for the Members Advantage Program, the Hanover Chamber's business insurance program. Learn how you can participate. Visit www.hanoverchamber.com.
• More than 120 members attended this morning's Eye-Opener Breakfast at Homewood at Plum Creek. L. to r.: Megan Bare, Broken Cookie; Mak McKeehan, 3rd Idea; Wes Zepp, American Tree & Stump Removal; Mike Rose, Compleat Restoration; Ellen Arnold, Th
• DOCEO donates copier to Hanover Center for Workforce Excellence. L. to r.: Otis Thomas and Judy Alder, HACC - Gettysburg Campus; John Lewis and Penny Rostamali, DOCEO; and Shannon Harvey and Ken Corbran, HACC - Gettysburg Campus.
• PCN TV interviews Gary Laird, Hanover Chamber, (right) and Tom Donnelly, York County Chamber (left) at the State Capitol. The 30-minute segment featured Representative Will Tallman (center), and Laird and Donnelly on the status of York County's econ
• Board members recently attended the Pennsylvania Chamber’s 26th Annual Chamber Dinner, which featured a gubernatorial candidate debate moderated by Ted Koppel. Front row, l. to r.: Mark Riggs, Staub, Riggs & Collins; Chuck McGough, CAM Innova
• Board members recently attended the Pennsylvania Chamber’s 26th Annual Chamber Dinner, which featured a gubernatorial candidate debate moderated by Ted Koppel. Front row, l. to r.: Mark Riggs, Staub, Riggs & Collins; Chuck McGough, CAM Innova
• Fox 43 Football Frenzy
• Visitors bureau seeks to promote holiday tourism
• Knot your average rope
• Commissioners fire longtime York County worker
• Broken Cookie celebrates with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on May 24th. Pictured left to right: Deborah Bare, Mayor Ben Adams, Owners/sisters Megan Bare and Tabitha McDonald, and Dawn and Philip McDonald.
• Trial opens in officer's death
• The 2010 Discover Hanover Magazine is hot off the press! Members will be receiving their copies early next week! For additional copies, please stop by the Chamber office Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm.
• Gettysburg school board makes superintendent's leave official
• Ken Simms, Mark Riggs and Sharon Kebil at Chamber Day on Capitol Hill.
• Tree sale a 'tremendous success'
• TENDER CARE CELEBRATES OPENING OF NEW OFFICE WITH RIBBON CUTTING Tender Care Pregnancy Consultation Services celebrated the opening of its new office, located at 600 Carlisle St. Suite B , Hanover, with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Friday, June 25th.
• Police probe Berwick stabbing
• Members enjoyed networking and good food at Northwest Savings Bank mixer this week!
• Adams County man dies after stabbing
• Middle School
• Middle School
• Hawk Talk - PTO
• Probation for former assisted-living center's co-owner
• 'A silent witness'
• Gettysburg teen blends love of film, history into business
• Is local government better government?
• Genetic testing shines light on cancer risks
• National Guard plans new home
• Bless the pets
• Other state casinos, applicants near historic sites
• Horseback cops come to Adams County
• How would gaming affect G'burg tourism?
• Miles and memories
• Local police officers learn to deal with mental crises
• News in brief for Sunday, Oct. 3
• Free fun at pumpkin fest
• Cumberland to repeal amusement device tax
• Flu season looks easier, but still requires precautions
• Public record for Saturday, Oct. 2
• News in brief for Saturday, Oct. 2
• Man gets four to 10 in gas station robbery
• Harvester charged in stabbing
• Columbia Gas rates going up
• Police: No issues with bus
• Stink bugs bruise harvest
• Dance celebrates Hispanic culture
• Drug case brings jail
• Making way for Royal Farms
• Weigand bill in trouble?
• County arts center plans unveiled
• Cops: Gang hits area
• Public record for Friday, Oct. 1
• News in brief for Friday, Oct. 1
• Supervisors make exception on plan drawings
• Helping those who help others
• Boys recall Wednesday's bus crash
• Former police sergeant remembered as 'shining example'
• Public record for Thursday, Sept. 30
• cosmic
• 'Bipolar' defense no help to pot grower
• Official: Cigarette started Fairfield fire
• Healing at the end of the rainbow
• Project Gettysburg-Leon working to aid Nicaragu<i></i>ans
• L'town man pleads guilty to harassment in cookie case
• Counting her blessings
• Public record for Wednesday, Sept. 29
• Hanover man dies in Wolf's bus crash <p>
• Adams County warns of flooding threat <p>
• Recycling reports sought
• Pot grower to raise mental infirmity defense at trial
• More find jobs
• Window restoration to cost Gettysburg nearly $50,000
• Cancer survivors' stories come to hospital
• The keepers of shrines
• Public record for Tuesday, Sept. 28
• Salt sheds to come down
• Hanover High School
• Hanover Steel
• McSherrystown subdivision up for DEP approval
• Supervisors consider nixing roads contract
• Volksmarch making return
• State officials under fire
• Gettysburg marching band vying for $25,000
• News in brief, Monday Sept. 27
• School board position open
• Zoning board returns to capacity
• West Manheim hires building code officer
• Bermudian expands options for seniors who move
• Convenience coming
• Hanover alum hikes whole Appalachian Trail
• Which way to the park?
• Hanover shops for coverage
• 'Lest we forget'
• Fly or drive for a hearty breakfast
• Privacy rights keep Hall info private
• Morning service for the hungry
• Some worry about development's effect
• Board: Park not safe
• Public record for Sunday, Sept. 26
• News in brief and correction for Sunday, Sept. 26
• Pippinfest continues today
• McS'town teen gets prison time in armed robbery
• To their health
• News in brief for Saturday, Sept. 25
• Unity group hosts festival
• Route 116 signal coming soon
• Immigrants' detention protested
• Resisting arrest charges dropped in forgery, fleeing case
• Foundry draws no bids
• Civil War monument turns 100
• Heroin dealer gets 12 years
• Blaze kills livestock
• Police charge man in assaults
• 'Twisted, perverted, evil thought process'
• Chase ends in charges
• Public record for Friday, Sept. 24
• News in brief for Friday, Sept. 24
• Obama passes on Platts for post
• Penn fills emergency management job
• Suspect arrested in strong-arm robberies
• Public record for Thursday, Sept. 23
• Former Gettysburg College student pleads guilty to murder
• Hanover Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Correction for Thursday, Sept. 23
• Hamilton Township to go online
• Septic fees OKed
• Hospital unveils expansion
• Fairfield man pleads guilty, will testify at drug trial.
• Superintendent placed on leave
• Lawmakers back games of chance for taverns
• Storm rips roof off barn
• Plea struck in burglary case
• Board OKs appraisals for prospective parks
• Tech prep building near?
• Local hunter missed by family and friends
• Crews to team on roads
• Veterans call for state to reject casino
• New coat for water tower
• Hess mess in Littlestown
• Driver sentenced for killing motorist during chase
• Ambulance standby again free for Bermudian district
• Plumber recovering after explosion
• Company gives back to wounded soldier
• Mount Joy Twp. proposes lower taxes
• Hanover police seek robbers
• Music has no borders
• Woman sentenced in 2nd DUI fatality
• Hawk Talk - LINK Crew
• News in brief for Monday, Sept. 20
• Aligning Forces for Quality holds annual meeting
• Eyes in the sky at Bermudian
• Brick sale to resume
• G'burg College student spent time on the big screen
• Police: Man forges 14 Percocet prescriptions
• Orange car questions
• Two cars, one lucky couple
• Fighting stigma one step at a time
• New Oxford liberated
• Borough manager search nears end
• Complex moves forward
• Growing history
• Bringing cancer awareness home
• Public record for Sunday, Sept. 19
• Public record for Saturday, Sept. 18
• News in brief and correction for Sunday, Sept. 19
• St. Francis Xavier plans groundbreaking
• Locals notice tea party's power
• Hanover district awards bids
• Additional 189 charges for alleged rapist
• Fall might fade fast
• Rendell: 'Wrong place for a casino'
• More tires left
• DEP issues drought watch
• 10 hospitalized after bus crash
• News in brief, Saturday, Sept. 18
• Police: Prankster calls 911 three times
• News in brief for Friday, Sept. 17
• High-tech network gets test drive
• Schools plan moves
• SW Regional to replace all police cruisers
• Local firm wins bid
• Biglerville Fall Fest continues through Saturday
• Hanover residents air their complaints
• 'Why can't it be saved?' <p>
• Public record for Friday, Sept. 17
• More than 140 guests attended the Volunteer Recognition & Member Anniversary Breakfast on Septe
• Police conduct targeted enforcement along Route 15
• Playground gets makeover
• News in brief for Thursday, Sept. 16
• Public record for Thursday, Sept. 16
• Charges filed in W. Manheim double fatal
• G'burg couple on 'House Hunters'
• Moul: Trailer values off mark
• More than 2,400 values cor<i></i>rected
• Culprits could be caught on camera
• A'town shops for cops
• New business manager to start at Bermudian
• Public record for Wednesday, Sept. 15
• New leaders chosen
• Merged fire company gets bigger funding share
• Veterans to honor POWs and MIAs
• Renovations begin in Gettysburg
• Cookie clash leads to charges
• Football fun at Hanover Street Elementary
• Most local schools making progress
• L&H rolls to a stop
• 400 rats stolen
• Circus wows crowd at York Fair
• Gettysburg Hospital expansion moves forward
• Hanover to fix Sheppard-Myers Field
• Touch Down Tuesday!
• Animal exodus at Heidelberg farm
• Etching event aims to curb car thieves
• Security cameras considered
• News in brief for Monday, Sept. 13
• Hanover alleys set for paving
• Hanover boy living his acting dream
• Letter warns of lien on foundry property
• Ceremony for the dogs, and cat
• Court upholds townhome rejection
• 79 years pursuing perfection
• Water woes at new school
• 'A long love affair with old theaters'
• Hanover councilman holds community forum
• 9/11 memorial raises awareness for next year
• Brooms a big hit at Colonial Day
• Police: Two die in crash
• News in brief for Sunday, Sept. 12
• Fall brings cool weather, more animals at preserve
• Straban to use York Adams bureau
• Council worries about bell tower's stability
• Lifelong love story
• News in brief for Saturday, Sept. 11
• Public record for Saturday, Sept. 11
• McS'town unlikely to donate to aging office
• Murder trial put off
• Brick sale on blocks
• False report filed in 'shooting'
• 'We're going to be washed away'
• Fire company remembers 9/11
• Trash plan near
• Groups to take back Rx drugs
• Truck gets stuck
• Platts talks taxes, G'burg casino
• Residents pack Hanover town meeting
• Dumpster fire causes minimal damage at JCPenney
• Tallman meeting called 'secretive'
• Public record for Friday, Sept. 10
• News in brief for Friday, Sept. 10
• Public record for Thursday, Sept. 9
• Lawsuit challenges Snyder's merger
• East Berlin residents: 'Slow down!'
• Details scarce in police incident
• Jail time in Dec. break-ins
• News in brief for Thursday, Sept. 9
• Group offers free wills for first responders
• Bubbling with success
• Blaze near York Springs
• Liberating New Oxford
• Harley buildings could topple
• Harley proposes 'casual workers' at another plant
• Platts to hold town hall meeting in Gettysburg
• Longtime Hanover dentist dies
• Berwick Township house fire displaces family of seven
• Stink bugs feast on Adams fruit
• Earliest apples ever?
• Residents alarmed by gun display
• Firefighters battle Berwick blaze
• Mariachi Hanover
• York loses hold on Harley jobs
• Mount Joy budget holds hike
• Lincoln statue remains 'in limbo'
• West Manheim OKs new septic rules
• Adams wines come of age
• Hanover Tea party gains steam
• Ice cream weather coming
• News in brief for Monday, Sept. 6
• Adams narrows manager candidates
• Police add to 4-wheel-drive fleet
• Project helps Afghan kids
• Park, bike, ride
• Local manufacturers cautiously optimistic about future
• A good day to play
• A day for the beans
• Lofty costs cited
• West Nile on the rise
• Local green salons offer natural beauty
• News in brief for Saturday, Sept. 4
• BAE plans permanent layoffs
• Six-months in prison for dealing fake heroin
• L'town council president resigns
• Hanover schools open renovation bids
• Dealer gets eight years in prison
• News in brief for Sunday, Sept. 5
• More help needed to hear all appeals
• Manheim opens to students
• Putting the 'community' in community library
• Chili chefs ready to go
• What are casino's odds?
• News in brief for Friday, Sept. 3
• Public record for Friday, Sept. 3
• Judicial Center door repair to cost $18,000, suspect charged
• Medevac crews offer quick response, training
• Doing the lord's work
• Mount student dies
• Baby hurt in fall
• Agreement reached on G'burg Country Club
• DUI checks set
• High School
• Casino fervor wanes in second day of testimony
• Dog law enforcement knocking on every door
• Home will stay home
• News in brief, Thursday, Sept. 2
• Jail, house arrest for driver in crash
• Parish sale final
• Police to get help with new system
• Public record for Thursday, Sept. 2
• Moul, Maitland address the issues
• Glatco Lake: Where is all the water?
• Official: Stormwater worries unfounded at Mitchy's
• Jobless rate grows
• Local couple helps tsunami victims rebuild half a world away
• Former borough manager shocked, saddened
• 'Do not text' draws droves
• Public record for Tuesday, Aug. 31
• Public record for Wednesday, Sept. 1
• West Manheim sees insurance refund
• Crowd packs casino hearing
• Projects close roads, restrict traffic
• Rio Sands gets nod
• 'Good, bad, ugly' on display
• Mt. Joy to appeal unemployment decision
• Ruling to hike home costs?
• Experts switch queen bees at Nixon Park hive
• Formal appeals begin today in Adams County reassessment
• Rolling to the statewide tourney
• Littlestown fires manager
• News in brief for Monday, Aug. 30
• Stetler may be tried with DeWeese in Bonusgate case
• New direction at Hanover Middle School
• Tucker and L'town meet
• Bermudian eighth-grader keeping tabs
• Sportscaster pleads guilty
• Round Barn goes to the dogs
• From Dutch Days to School Days
• Public record for Sunday, Aug. 29
• A decade later, Pa. cyber schools go viral
• Fighting for a good cause
• Public record for Saturday, Aug. 28
• News in brief for Saturday, Aug. 28
• Man to be sentenced in fiery crash
• Bell tower completes square project
• Oxford Avenue reopens to traffic
• Boro OKs $17.5M bond
• Grove: Don't call means don't text
• News in brief for Sunday, Aug. 29
• Speakers' list nearly doubles
• Park to hold open houses on Cyclorama
• Music festival debuts in Spring Grove
• Preservation of Revolutionary War site Camp Security could be closer than ever
• Milwaukee's loss, York's gain?
• Sweet tribute to veterans
• YWCA's Diversity Summit to expand
• Bandz not banned from schools
• Documents: York County Judge Bortner owes $6k in taxes
• Residents fear Green Acres sale
• Crash reroutes buses
• Vandals hit McS'town playground
• Quarry work in L'town
• History in the making
• Civil War group's report blasts casino plan
• Driver rams courthouse security door
• East Berlin won't mail newsletter
• Public record for Friday, Aug. 27
• Union jobs get raises
• Money short in Conewago
• News in brief and correction for Friday, Aug. 27
• YTI Career Institute graduation
• News in brief and corrections for Thursday, Aug. 26
• Woman pleads in home fire
• Record numbers for casino hearing
• Couple remembered for the love they shared
• Road funds run short in Conewago
• Reward offered in Glenville homicide
• Police: Assault leads to pot bust
• Readying for Christmas
• Public record for Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 24, 25
• Solicitors must clear criminal checks
• York Water to pull plugs?
• Crash injures six, kills dog
• U.S. Senate candidate visits Adams County
• DEP fines firm $22K
• Hanover High School welcomes freshmen
• Gaming Control Board releases list of registered speakers
• Park to get country club land
• Crowd sounds off on stadium
• Park Service to purchase country club?
• PSP: Move not a demotion
• PCN TV interviews Gary Laird, Hanover Chamber, (right) and Tom Donnelly, York County Chamber (left)
• Gas-station robber pleads guilty
• Heists lead to jail
• Police crack down on Abbottstown skateboarders
• Thomasville man dies in motorcycle crash
• Eggs at local stores called safe
• News in brief for Monday, Aug. 23
• School gets milk money
• McS'town wants meeting on proposed development
• York County to get armored vehicle
• New septic rules near vote
• Few hold out on sewer hookups
• Hanover resident tests NASA projects
• Realtor charged with fraud, theft
• The joys of summer
• EB cooker moved
• Man who stares at goats
• A history lesson
• Educators in the Workplace
• Public record for Sunday, Aug. 22
• Arty Award Winners
• Hawk Talk
• Volunteer Information
• Link Crew
• Stadium Presentation
• Middle School Traffic Pattern
• News in brief for Sunday, Aug. 22
• Library funds cut again
• New fight in East Berlin?
• Staying safe during the hunt
• Penn fined $3,500 for sewer leak
• Senator: Pa.'s protest law constitutional
• Hanover, DEP to make amends?
• Physics Night
• Music paints a picture for artist
• MarketDay.com Features Hanover Middle School
• Foundry property in question
• The Nighthawk Marching Band Needs You!
• Basilica granted waivers for parking-lot project
• West Manheim superivisors honor donors
• Statewide DUI crackdown begins
• Judge jails driver
• Newfoundlands to the rescue
• Fire destroys RV
• News in brief for Saturday, Aug. 21
• 150 protest reassessment
• Arndt guilty of sex abuse
• Hundreds of native plants killed along waterways in York
• L'town couple drowns in N.C.
• Public record for Saturday, Aug. 21
• News in brief, Friday, Aug. 20
• New water rate hike eyed
• EB: Tucker should fix DEP filing
• East Berlin intervenes in Tucker appeal
• L&H seeks sale
• Alloway defends WAM cash
• Benefits issue returns
• Jury out in Arndt case
• Head to the Heidlersburg Fire Co. carnival
• Good will, not government
• Old Draft House demolished
• Public record for Friday, Aug. 20
• Man dies from crash injuries
• 8,000 file to appeal
• Bluegrass Festival kicks off today
• Snyder's-Lance deal clears the FTC
• McFadden takes his seat in Harrisburg
• Bonneauville's carnival continues through Saturday
• Public record for Thursday, Aug. 19
• News in brief, Thursday, Aug. 19
• West Manheim sees insurance refund
• Plea made in assault, standoff
• Arndt faces jury in abuse case
• Oxford Avenue sinkhole to get fix
• Penn National touts Mason-Dixon jobs
• Public record for Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 17 and 18
• More than 120 members attended this morning's Eye-Opener Breakfast at Homewood at Plum Creek.
• DOCEO donates copier to Hanover Center for Workforce Excellence. L. to r.: Otis Thomas and Judy Ald
• Demand for buses to Beck rally keeps growing
• Tourette's alliance honors S. Western
• West Nile shows up in York County
• Adams lifts burn ban
• Traffic safety at issue
• School officials defend stadium proposal
• Hanover Dodge motors to new location
• Fundraiser to help grieving families
• West Manheim park seeks visitors
• Penn hits gas on signal light
• Preservation group backs casino
• G'burg school board appoints new member
• Family petitions against proposed Hanover stadium
• Bermudian seeks new band di<i></i>rector
• New faces at Conewago Valley
• Sizzlin' summer cook-off
• New Oxford rallies support for local TV
• Tucker visits L'town
• Up Next: Girl has gift for writing
• Bus drivers test their skills at Roadeo
• Wrestling match a 'Fight for Catherine'
• Tallman wants WAMs axed
• Expert: Spotlight on casino will dim
• Route 94 widening on the way
• Appraisers overbooked in Adams
• Bluegrass pickers to return to Gettysburg
• School projects ready to start
• York 912 Patriots discuss political strategy
• Bakers expect heated competition
• More Route 30 work awaits
• Fairfield man to face jail in arson
• A lifetime of 'stuff'
• That noise you hear is the sound of the 'dog day' cicadas
• Casino debate goes national
• News in brief, Saturday Aug. 14
• Board fills void
• 4-H fairs come to town
• Blue Star Mothers, Notre Dame Club team up to help troops
• Hanover narrows list of manager candidates
• Ruling clouds permit rules
• Road plan sags
• Take in history campfire style
• News in brief, Friday Aug. 13
• Mitchy's Kitchen lot paved
• Disciplinary guidelines adopted
• News in brief for Thursday, Aug. 12
• Public record for Thursday, Aug. 12
• Public record for Wednesday, Aug. 11
• New Adams probation supervisor hired
• Slagle Run sinkholes under repair
• York wage falls
• Gettysburg address laws change
• Almost $5K stolen in bank heist
• State denies dam grant
• Lemonade for a cure
• Cooker down in flames?
• Penn National Insurance declared a 10% dividend for the Members Advantage Program, the Hanover Cham
• Register today for these HOT Chamber networking events!
• Hanover Street: Parent + School Connection
• Hanover Practical Nursing 88th Class Award Winners
• 88TH Class Hanover Practical Nursing Program Graduated July 10, 2008
• The Tradition is Back!
• Special Education Services
• L. to r.: Carrie Serio and Gregory Dick, Smooth Finishes – new business; Rick Hill, Omni Sour
• Hanover Foundation for Excellence in Education, Inc.
• Area high school seniors (Hanover, Delone, South Western and New Oxford) were recognized for their
• Representative Nickol Visits Clearview
• VENDORS WANTED FOR HANOVER CHAMBER’S 27th ANNUAL DUTCH FESTIVAL Food and handmade craft vend
• Cafeteria Information 2010-2011
• APPI Energy shared valuable information on electricity deregulation.
• Calendar Information Posted - 8/4/2008
• Broken Cookie celebrates with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on May 24th. Pictured left to right: Debo
• New HPSD Website - 7/8/2008
• The 2010 Discover Hanover Magazine is hot off the press! Members will be receiving their copies ear
• Ken Simms, Mark Riggs and Sharon Kebil at Chamber Day on Capitol Hill.
• Thanks to all of those that participated in yesterday's golf outing! The heat was brutal, but
• TENDER CARE CELEBRATES OPENING OF NEW OFFICE WITH RIBBON CUTTING Tender Care Pregnancy Consultati
• Members enjoyed networking and good food at Northwest Savings Bank mixer this week!
• Hanover Chamber salutes seven area businesses at its July Eye-Opener Breakfast hosted by the Hanove
• Authentic German entertainment, antique/classic cars and 330+ handmade crafts and food vendors, and
• Pit Beef 4 St. Joseph's
• Golf 4 Scholarship
• Walk around downtown Hanover
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Hanover!
• Downtown Hanover Parking
• Main Street Hanover
• Santa In Downtown Hanover
• About R&J Landscaping
• Main St. Hanover PA - Revitalization
• The Impact of Italian Immigration

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