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• Tractor trailer overturns in Mount Joy Township
• Robber hits PNC Bank in Stone Mill Plaza
• Antique lantern, cash stolen from Strasburg Rail Road
• Photos from Memorial Day pilgrimage in eastern Lancaster County
• Willow Street tech center to present certificates
• Mount Joy tech center to present certificates
• School bus, buggy crash in East Drumore Township
• Brownstown career and tech center to present certificates
• Elizabethtown woman faces charges of abducting her 3 children
• Ex-countian wounded in Afghanistan war
• Lancaster County residents flock to cemetery to remember loved ones
• Hospitals have mixed financial reports
• Local group honored for work with dogs rescued from puppy mills
• Local group honored for work with dogs rescued from puppy mills
• Bored to death: Native beetles take a toll on area ash trees
• Bored to death: Native beetles take a toll on area ash trees
• AARP choir director here looking to retire
• Millersville Borough displays piece of World Trade Center
• Millersville Borough displays piece of World Trade Center
• New Millersville University performing arts center getting its final touches
• New Millersville University performing arts center getting its final touches
• Strasburg honors veterans in parade, ceremony
• Strasburg honors veterans in parade, ceremony
• Police seek woman in connection with hit-and-run crash
• Police seek woman in connection with hit-run
• Manheim fire crew will mark bicentennial
• Manheim fire crew will mark bicentennial
• Donegal seniors recognized
• Donegal seniors recognized
• Nephew fights for return of Elizabethtown serviceman's remains
• Honorees saluted at McCaskey
• I know a story: Age is no barrier to this Elizabethtown friendship
• New garages taken down in East Lampeter
• New garages taken down in East Lampeter
• Memorial Day: What's open, closed
• Memorial Day: What's open, closed
• Crash kills two brothers
• Police: Shot fired at suspect
• SALUTE to HEROES
• Fresh Air seeks fresh faces
• Flying to danger
• City police seek stabbing suspect
• Police: Akron mart manager robbed at gunpoint
• 2 brothers from Lancaster, New Providence killed in Chester County crash
• Justice, finally, for their son
• Justice, finally, for their son
• Why Newcomer case took so long to resolve
• Why Newcomer case took so long to resolve
• In the pews, local Catholics question inquiry into Girl Scouts
• In the pews, local Catholics question inquiry into Girl Scouts
• Required: Ramps to nowhere
• Required: Ramps to nowhere
• Parade, patriotism in Mount Joy
• Memorial Day weekend events
• Memorial Day weekend events
• Man is charged with rape of girl
• Man is charged with rape of girl
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, May 27, 2012
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, May 27, 2012
• A berry good day at Central Market
• A berry good day at Central Market
• Plain turn out for Ronald McDonald House auction
• Plain turn out for Ronald McDonald House auction
• Fresh start at Eastern Market
• Fresh start at Eastern Market
• Ron Mable tends to the graves and history of Columbia
• Ron Mable tends to the graves and history of Columbia
• Buster is a pup with lots of pep
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - May 27, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - May 27, 2012
• Police report assault in city
• Parade, patriotism in Mount Joy
• Rescuers cut roof off car to free driver in Columbia crash
• Rescuers cut roof off car to free driver in Columbia crash
• Police: Woman assaults pregnant mom of 3-year-old
• Police: Woman assaults pregnant mom of 3-year-old
• Safety, property rights debated in East Lampeter
• Safety, property rights debated in East Lampeter
• 38 get diplomas at Linden Hall
• 38 get diplomas at Linden Hall
• 38 get diplomas at Linden Hall
• Police nab motorcyclist after 11-mile chase and search
• Police nab motorcyclist after 11-mile chase and search
• Asphyxia cause of death for 3 found in Md. manure pit
• Asphyxia cause of death for 3 found in Md. manure pit
• United Way lists recipients
• United Way lists recipients
• Stars and stripes for Memorial Day
• Stars and stripes for Memorial Day
• 2 suspects sought in assault, robbery in Elizabethtown
• 2 suspects sought in assault, robbery in Elizabethtown
• State education secretary visits McCaskey classroom
• State education secretary visits McCaskey classroom
• Police: 4 planned to lie in sex-abuse case
• Police: 4 planned to lie in sex-abuse case
• Doctor accused of writing false prescriptions
• Lancaster County GOP chief departing
• Lancaster County GOP chief departing
• Events in Strasburg will honor the fallen
• Events in Strasburg will honor the fallen
• 20 Martin Luther King Jr. honorees share $51,000 in scholarships
• 20 Martin Luther King Jr. honorees share $51,000 in scholarships
• New Holland residents take a swing at pickleball
• New Holland residents take a swing at pickelball
• Author donates books to young readers in Ephrata
• Author donates books to young readers in Ephrata
• Site changes move forward at Brownstown tech campus
• POLICE LOG: Friday, May 25
• Council of churches to honor teen
• VIDEO: Festivities are poppin' in Mount Joy
• Doe Run gym named for retiring principal
• Columbia clamps down on compost site violators
• Lampeter Fire Department, students rescue ducklings
• Lancaster city food deliveryman victimized by armed robber
• Lancaster city food deliveryman victimized by armed robber
• Columbia council meets new market manager
• Local doctor charged with writing false painkiller prescriptions for 2 patients
• View photos from two companies that manufacture clothing for the Italian clothie...
• Lancaster man arrested in West Virginia mining protest
• Motorcycle wreck claims life of man, 62
• Lancaster city cemetery art project sparks talk of legal action
• Speller ready to get busy at bee
• Lancaster Catholic High School grads told to 'fight the darkness'
• Lancaster County set to remember the fallen
• Lancaster County Career & Technology Center to trim programs, staffing
• Boy Scouts of America hail Nevin Cooley as Distinguished Citizen
• Sex offender violates parole, faces prison
• Man jailed for alleged break-in at city market
• Lancaster County father, 2 sons die in Md. manure pit
• Men tell police they were robbed of illegal drugs
• Speed lowered near Bear Creek School
• West Earl officials agree to consolidate, refinance loans
• Manheim Township to parents: Beware symptoms of whooping cough
• Lititz recCenter will offer 'world's largest swimming lesson'
• Bikers rumble into Landis Homes to give free rides
• Bikers rumble into Landis Homes to give free rides
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, May 24
• Fake fatal dramatizes DUI dangers in Ephrata
• Mount Joy launches Popcorn Festival
• Manheim Central students get a taste of state pride
• Man accidentally shoots himself in leg outside East Hempfield business
• State gives Elizabeth Township some green for some greens
• Polo gallops back to Rothsville
• Bald is beautiful
• Summer garden boxes = Fair Trade Café ingredients in the fall?
• Peach Bottom man, 2 sons recovered from manure pit in Md.
• Quarryville auction benefits Birth Care
• Quarryville auction benefits Birth Care
• During Commencement Weekend, we asked members of the Class of 2012 what they wou...
• Ephrata police arrest armed robbery suspect
• Route 23 work to shift to nights
• Route 23 work to shift to nights
• Truck slams into garage in Lancaster city
• National cycling maven encourages local group
• PPL to open refurbished Pequea Boat Launch
• PPL to open refurbished Pequea Boat Launch
• Manheim Township School District to trim art, music, phys ed
• Manheim Township School District to cut art, music, phys ed
• Solanco School District changes drug policy
• Solanco School District changes drug policy
• Worker gets jail for theft
• Worker gets jail for theft
• Truck hits building in Lancaster city
• Expect summerlike weather for Memorial Day
• Expect summerlike weather for Memorial Day
• Learning goes digital at Central Manor
• Learning goes digital at Central Manor
• Question of the Week: What was your favorite summer job or internship as a colle...
• Locals testify in N.Y. in Katie Connolly case
• Locals testify in N.Y. in Katie Connolly case
• Ephrata Township planners consider zoning changes
• Ephrata Township planners consider zoning changes
• Ephrata Can Sing contest returns
• Ephrata Can Sing contest returns
• Photos by Danielle Sheerin and Stephen Surotchak are part of an exhibit entitled...
• Winery planned at vineyard in Mount Joy Township
• A vineyard on a fruitful hill
• Golden Gala to benefit rescued canines
• Golden Gala to benefit rescued canines
• Scout earns Eagle rank
• Scout earns Eagle rank
• Terre Hill Mennonite sets graduation ceremony
• Solanco urges residents to fill Clipper Stadium with school spirit
• Reamstown Elementary honors memory of student
• Fire destroys house in Pheasant Ridge
• Fire destroys house in Pheasant Ridge
• Columbia police officer recognized for valor
• Lititz market opens with new stands and returning favorites
• Car fire leads to school evacuation
• Salisbury zoning OKs self-storage business expansion
• F&M neurobiology humor
• Lancaster Catholic set to bestow diplomas
• Millersville tables ordinance vote
• Health report tracks STDs
• Ephrata Borough takes step forward on Winters trail
• Lampeter-Strasburg board working on new budget
• Denver Borough is declared financially fit
• Lancaster City Council moves forward on Queen St. garage plan
• 19 employees laid off at HACC campuses
• Flag vandals baffle church
• Octorara board approves consolidating support staff, teachers' union
• State targets 'fraud' scheme
• 8 to 20 years for killer
• Armed robber strikes Rockvale Outlets store
• Police respond to fatal shooting in Denver
• Westbound traffic restrictions on Route 30 bridge Wednesday
• Lancaster woman charged after police chase
• MC passes preliminary budget
• Veteran, 87, receives long-delayed diploma at Conestoga Valley
• West Cocalico considers installing cameras in parks
• F&M-agram: PRETTIER CHAIR CANARIES Unscramble these letters to reveal a building...
• Penn Manor budget grows as costs are finalized
• Manheim group to perform 'Alice in Wonderland Jr.'
• Zoning rules under review in Pequea
• Drumore artist will display 'Something Different' at gallery
• Ephrata police seek man wanted for sexually assaulting 4 girls
• New Holland abloom with sponsored planters
• Donegal to pay more for alternative education
• Mountville officials begin planning bicentennial celebration
• Millersville apartments offer firefighters hands-on training
• 5 students will give senior presentation at Manheim Township graduation
• Armed robber hits store at Rockvale Outlets
• Fleeing driver rams two police cruisers, faces DUI, endanger charges
• Eby Chiques Road Bridge reopens
• Driver taken to hospital after crashing into 2 parked cars in city
• Elanco plans 3 percent tax hike
• $1 million federal grant to go toward CV literacy programs
• Neighbors help in capture of burglary suspect
• Alert neighbors lead to burglary suspect's arrest
• Killing leaves a void in Lancaster city neighborhood
• Voter ID law draws legal fire
• YTI grads ready for 'real world'
• Fire guts apartment kitchen
• 1 arrested after break-in at Lancaster city garage
• Lititz man sentenced to 15 to 30 years for assault
• VIDEO: McCaskey students present spring concert
• Terre Hill thanks its volunteers
• A fine day for art at Hambright Elementary
• Donegal administrators propose changes to anti-bully policy
• Rapho reviews new recycling mandates
• POLICE LOG: Monday, May 21
• Lampeter-Strasburg band prepares for busy summer
• From the Archives: A postcard ("Campus view showing Hensel and Franklin-Meyran H...
• Police chief warns Rapho residents of daytime burglaries
• Man crashes SUV into Earl Township house
• New Holland event raises $14,000 for cancer fight
• Seniors honored at Manheim Township
• Teen shooting suspect wanted in West Donegal Township
• Organizers celebrate new season of Paradise Farmers Market
• Foundation gives $34,000 to fund programs at Columbia schools
• West Donegal Township man faces sex charges
• F&M's Alumni Sports & Fitness Center is hosting the Friends of the Lancaster Pu...
• What lurks under the steps of F&M's Shadek-Fackenthal Library? Elena López ’12 h...
• Boy, 2, hospitalized after dog bites him
• Hot rods are hot tickets
• Hot rods are hot tickets
• 'Scotch, wine and cheese'
• Lancaster County Academy to operate a summer school
• Lancaster County Academy to operate a summer school
• Library system details projects
• Library system details projects
• Fire forces five from three residences in Ephrata
• Fire forces five from three residences in Ephrata
• Pa. exams test patience
• Pa. exams test patience
• 3.9% tax hike part of Warwick plan
• 3.9% tax hike part of Warwick plan
• Convention center paradox: doing well, but deep in debt
• Citizens stand their ground in Pa.
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, May 20, 2012
• Sign of the times
• Library recovery is under way
• 'Keep climbing,' speaker advises Elizabethtown College grads
• Continuing ed graduates receive separate celebration at Elizabethtown College
• Run with girl power
• Kindness urged at Country Day graduation
• Well done, Sertoma
• The credit capital of Stephen Reed
• Camp Mack makeover
• 31 graduate at seminary
• Beth Ulrich is on board for students of Conestoga Valley
• Daray is a young beauty
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - May 20, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - May 20, 2012
• Vehicle destroyed by fire in Strasburg
• Families get information in crash that killed 4
• Market season begins in Strasburg
• Pennsylvania's take in gambling tops nation
• POLICE LOG: Saturday, May 19, 2012
• Carnival continues in Mountville
• Lancaster woman discovers kittens on engine during drive to York
• Nursing grads urged to adapt
• Library program helps children buy books at sale
• Hempfield students use science to stay afloat
• Penn Manor students, community do the fling thing
• Truck spills cooking oil across three townships
• Girl, 11, was restrained, raped in Lancaster city home
• Crab legs assailant sentenced
• Smith, Swift students collect clothes for 'Swappe Shoppe'
• Troop J commander announced
• School taxes to climb 2.48% in Columbia
• Most of this past year’s Common Hour events are available for on-demand online v...
• POLICE LOG: Friday, May 18
• Plans for Old Trolley Line Park discussed in Mount Joy Twp.
• 3 Scouting volunteers receive District Award of Merit
• Blogger Paul Lukas writes about the relationship between F&M and the Italian clo...
• New center to be unveiled at Camp Mack
• Lancaster Labs to begin excavating for expansion
• Local post office still in peril
• Police: Alcohol, cocaine fueled driver
• State police push back at claims the agency kept realignment proposal hush-hush
• Lancaster police unveil Gainor memorial
• Report: Convention center doing OK
• Chief says police will find killer of 83-year-old woman
• Interim Lancaster County Prison warden approved
• Convicted attorney wants a new trial
• Guilty verdict in case of buffet beating
• Grace Place learning center has new playground
• Columbia center unveils new playground
• More F&M Commencement photos added to our Flickr set. Can you spot yourself? htt...
• POLICE LOG: May 17, 2012
• Last day to order a 2012 Oriflamme yearbook!
• Burglary of Rockvale perfume store similar to case in Delaware
• Chamber sponsors legislative breakfast in Mount Joy
• Manheim veterans organizations to hold Memorial Day Parade
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Obama on the right side of history
• Ephrata schools propose 2.1% tax increase
• No one injured in early-morning shooting near city bar
• Man acquitted of felony aggravated assault charges stemming from 2006 slashing
• Police say woman, 83, found slain in Lancaster city home
• Officials want to 'get it right' with Manheim Township development
• Man's appetite for crab legs sparks alleged assault at all-you-can-eat buffet
• Man's appetite for crab legs sparks alleged assault at all-you-can-eat buffet
• Loan to help libraries buy computers
• Loan to help libraries buy computers
• Butcher knife attack will cost 'career criminal'
• Butcher knife attack will cost 'career criminal'
• RRTA to hold line on fare, service
• RRTA to hold line on fare, service
• Student immunization push successful
• Student immunization push successful
• Route 472 bridge closing set
• Route 472 bridge closing set
• AP IMPACT: Evacs and drills pared near nuke plants
• Vogelsong encourages parents to check video game ratings
• Vogelsong encourages parents to check video game ratings
• Our students and faculty are in the limelight this summer. See what they're up...
• POLICE LOG: Wednesday, May 16
• Game commission sets songbird workshop at Black Rock
• Game commission sets songbird workshop at Black Rock
• Local city business will bring back Flavor Fair
• Habitat for Humanity sets ReStore grand reopening
• City woman's death investigated as homicide
• Vandal scratches 6 cars on city street
• Vandal scratches 6 cars on city street
• Historical society to take over Manheim model train display
• Kreider Farms' expansion in Penn Township moves along
• Kreider Farms' expansion in Penn Township moves along
• Elizabethtown school board taps reserves to balance budget
• Elizabethtown school board taps reserves to balance budget
• Clay keeps on course with water, sinkhole issues
• Clay keeps on course with water, sinkhole issues
• Salisbury considers sewer issues
• Salisbury considers sewer issues
• Thief targets 5 cars at Ephrata gym
• Thief targets 5 cars at Ephrata gym
• Some Marcellus Shale drilling waste here
• Some Marcellus Shale drilling waste here
• Lancaster city school district budget advances
• Jury gives death penalty in case of slain rapper
• Officials rap state police
• State representatives affirm support for schools at Octorara
• Lampeter-Strasburg looks to trim costs
• Ephrata Borough makes deal to purchase wind power
• Lancaster County commissioners to vote on interim warden
• Lancaster County commissioners to vote on interim warden
• Crashes lead to injuries, slow traffic
• Crashes lead to injuries, slow traffic
• Maytown's 'Old Reo' gone, but not forgotten
• Maytown's 'Old Reo' gone, but not forgotten
• Earlier closing time set for Field of Screams
• Earlier closing time set for Field of Screams
• Grant helps McCaskey tennis team teach sport to youngsters
• Area students meet the 'challenge' at math competition held at IU 13
• Jury gives death penalty in case of slain rapper
• Ephrata Township manager receives state honors
• Local health care leaders plan obesity summit
• Pitts ridiculed after office sends outdated letter to constituent by mistake
• On Middle East, Pitts lives in past
• You heard it was coming. Well, now it's there: The piano designed by PCA&D's Sam...
• Food ministry seeks to expand in Ephrata Township
• Error drives up cost of truck in West Lampeter
• Clean sweep on Columbia lease
• Cracks seen in Akron sidewalk plan
• Lancaster Catholic honors 10 alumni
• Police officers to be honored for exceptional work
• Police officers to be honored for exceptional work
• Manheim's Artist's Alley will highlight local artists
• Police seek help in identifying suspected thief
• Kitchen cabinets stolen from Manheim Township construction site
• Hydrant flushing in West Earl begins this week
• 5-year-old shot by brother with BB gun still in 'very serious' condition
• Investigators update conditions of shooting victims, both children
• Man's trial opens in case of West Hempfield woman found dead in NY
• Man's trial opens in case of West Hempfield woman found dead in NY
• F&M-agram: REBOOT MANIACAL SHARK Unscramble these letters to reveal a place on c...
• Octorara says goodbye to elementary PTO fundraising team
• Paradise sportsmen prepare for annual day for kids
• Denver sets date to open skate and bike park
• 1 injured in Upper Leacock Township wreck
• Garden Spot Bowl sign says it all; Insurer holds up rebuilding
• Trucker charged in fatal crash
• PennDOT wants roundabouts for Lancaster County
• Manheim Township board sets budget timetable
• From the Archives: When it comes to Commencement fashion, not much has changed i...
• Quarryville cracks down on unkempt properties
• Kurjiaka 'stock' will buy books for Manheim Township School District
• Conestoga Valley moves forward on preliminary budget
• Special units would remain in Lancaster under state police realignment plan
• Flowers, showers
• Jury considers fate of killer of hip-hop musician
• Armed robbers hit three stores in eight days
• Higher education is the focus of McCaskey event
• E. Hempfield officers saluted
• 1851 Parker kidnapping is topic Saturday in Nottingham
• DUI offenders hear from family of Lancaster trooper killed by drunk driver
• POLICE LOG: Monday, May 14
• Lisa DeAngelo '13 created this humorous video recapping the student versus facul...
• Video: Runners take on Mrs. Smith's challenge
• Although the weather for Saturday's Commencement was picture-perfect for an outd...
• Christiana Legion organizes golf event for 'Wounded Warriors'
• Strawberry festival set for June 3 at Haldeman Mansion in Bainbridge
• Beginnings is a one day program designed to give the incoming first-year student...
• Adamstown library is toast of Stoudt's anniversary celebration
• Hoops tournament raises $4,000 for Special Olympics
• Armed robber hits store at Tanger Outlets
• Masked gunman strikes city convenience store
• Deeds Recorded - May 13, 2012
• Groups battle tax shift
• Seniors get ready to say goodbye to high school
• ISN'T SHE a BEAUTIFUL SIGHT
• Former MT athlete dead after shooting in North Carolina
• Pequea Valley students study Civil War at encampment
• Volunteers spruce up Strasburg Pool for May 26 opening
• Settlement over prison suicide: $700,000
• Suicides force changes at prison
• LGH surplus down, but healthy at $63.2 million
• Lancaster's adult prom That's the Chamber dinner
• Traffic signal in store for Costco
• Horse farm expansion opposed in West Hempfield
• Unlicensed landlords cited by city
• POLICE LOG: May 13, 2012
• A slice of the Big Apple at F&M
• Governor urges community service
• 'Express the best of yourself'
• Earrings and bracelets and brooches, oh my!
• Exercise in life lessons
• Taking on sexism in media
• Dan Ostrowski is no chicken when it comes to barbecue
• Graco is a friend in waiting
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - May 13, 2012
• Commencement story about to be on #Fox43! #TSCTGrad2012
• Retired Smithfield warden expected to fill in here
• Retired Smithfield warden expected to fill in here
• Boy, 10, hurt in farm accident
• Coverage of F&M's Commencement ceremony for the Class of 2012, including photos...
• Graduations at F&M, MU and Thaddeus Stevens
• Ladies and gentleman...our graduates #TSCTGrad2012
• Our final Resp Care grads are walking right now. Thank you to everyone for Resp...
• Honorary Doctorate now being bestowed to the Governor #TSCTGrad2012
• Ronda Rice and Will Offer both acknowledged by the Governor #TSCTGrad2012
• "Change yourself, then change the world around you" Governor Corbett #TSCTGrad2012
• Governor Corbett addressed Maurice Williams directly! Congrats Maurice #TSCTGrad...
• Governor Corbett addresses the audience. #TSCTGrad2012
• Governor Corbett just recognized Maurice Williams by name! Congrats Maurice #TSC...
• Are you watching the live stream? It looks and sounds amazing!
• Maurice Williams reads his award winning essay #TSCTGrad2012
• Dr. Griscom is addressing the grads and welcoming guests #TSCTGrad2012
• The Class of 2012! Congrats to all of you. #TSCTGrad2012
• Graduation has officially been open. CONGRATS GRADS! #TSCTGrad2012
• Governor Corbett is on the stage #TSCTGrad2012
• I hear Pomp and Circumstance! #TSCTGrad2012
• Grads dressed and ready to go! #TSCTGrad2012
• The Governor's Reception has begun. Grads are starting to find their way on to c...
• Lunch in the park
• New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg will deliver this year's Commencement addr...
• Security team in place. MAC staff get instructions now. We are getting close. Co...
• First block of N. Prince reopened; crash cleared
• Interim manager attends 1st meeting in West Donegal
• East Cocalico won't add swim team to insurance policy
• Don't forget, we are streaming commencement live at 1:00 pm today! Also, live tw...
• Just a little after 8:00 am here on campus and everything is quiet. That's about...
• Brecknock addresses streetlight tax delinquencies
• Clean and Green might cost church green
• Edits to police panel minutes defended
• Lancaster man indicted for suspected drug, cash conspiracy
• 211 receive Lancaster Bible College degrees
• Man convicted in slaying of hip-hop artist
• Man convicted in slaying of hip-hop artist
• UGI vows to install new gas meters unobtrusively in historic areas
• UGI vows to install new gas meters unobtrusively in historic areas
• POLICE LOG: Friday, May 11
• SUV collides with empty school bus in Earl Township
• SUV collides with empty school bus in Earl Township
• Reinholds rescue group employee receives national award
• Reinholds rescue group employee receives national award
• Pequea Valley examines benefits of laptop program
• Pequea Valley examines benefits of laptop program
• Eight residents sue Marietta Borough over sidewalks
• Eight residents sue Marietta Borough over sidewalks
• Mount Joy Twp. seeks input on park plan
• Mount Joy Twp. seeks input on park plan
• Online voter sign-up near
• Online voter sign-up near
• Fraud suspect jailed after pursuit in Lititz
• Fraud suspect jailed after pursuit in Lititz
• Lancaster Catholic teacher honored by North Museum
• Lancaster Catholic teacher honored by North Museum
• Fire destroys storage shed at E-town church
• Fire destroys storage shed at E-town church
• Conoy continues discussion of optional municipal trash program
• This album from the F&M Department of Anthropology Facebook Page features a dist...
• Manheim Township board backs fee hikes for activities
• Manheim Township board backs fee hikes for activities
• Key panel OKs new FDA bill
• Fiery crash kills two in Lebanon County
• Warwick bus with 15 students in crash
• Warwick bus with 15 students in crash
• Salute to veterans growing
• Salute to veterans growing
• Girl, 5, shot with BB gun 'critical'
• Girl, 5, shot with BB gun 'critical'
• Towles trial goes to jury
• Towles trial goes to jury
• Paradise Farmers Market organizers prepare for new season
• Paradise Farmers Market organizers prepare for new season
• Bank, college team up to create mural highlighting Lititz
• Bank, college team up to create mural highlighting Lititz
• Staged tragedy at Solanco
• Staged tragedy at Solanco
• Opening day approaching for Lititz Farmers Market
• Opening day approaching for Lititz Farmers Market
• Hempfield senior wins national tape sculpture contest
• Hempfield senior wins national tape sculpture contest
• Anyone care to guess how many chairs F&M's Facilities & Operations "SWAT" team s...
• Lancaster man will compete in 'deadly' race
• Lancaster man will compete in 'deadly' race
• Terre Hill joins fight against current prevailing wage law
• Terre Hill joins fight against current prevailing wage law
• Local chef, educator wins culinary award
• Local chef, educator wins culinary award
• Sirens being replaced at Peach Bottom
• Sirens being replaced at Peach Bottom
• Bogus Benjamins burn businesses here
• Bogus Benjamins burn businesses here
• Manheim farm show plans grounds improvements
• GPS leads to truck getting stuck beneath bridge
• Lancaster businessman receives Roanoke College's highest honor
• Fund set up for victim of dog attack
• Fund set up for victim of dog attack
• Nickel Mines Amish inspire Episcopal diocese to forgive Md. murderer
• Too-tall tractor trailer gets wedged in covered bridge
• Celebrating the success of students who benefit from the National College Advisi...
• Seen on the bulletin board near the F&M Bookstore. We wonder what's already been...
• Man charged with assaulting officer after DUI stop in Earl Township
• New Holland man facing assault charge
• Locally, cheers, sneers at 'evolution' of Obama's position on gay marriage
• CVS plan advances in East Hempfield
• Postal Service to keep its rural offices open
• Postal Service to keep its rural offices open
• School District of Lancaster reverses course on job cuts
• School District of Lancaster reverses course on job cuts
• Lancaster County Convention Center funding urged
• Lancaster County Convention Center funding urged
• Witness: Alleged hip-hop artist's killer planned to flee
• Witness: Alleged hip-hop artist's killer planned to flee
• Lottery scam costs Lancaster County resident
• Sidewalk project goes through
• Sidewalk project goes through
• Strasburg Twp. donates $45,000 to Refton Fire Department
• Strasburg Twp. donates $45,000 to Refton Fire Department
• Among the preparations for Commencement Weekend is the installation of new banne...
• Manheim works with owner of condemned house
• Manheim works with owner of condemned house
• Police track down man wanted on bench warrant
• Police track down man wanted on bench warrant
• Police: Solanco woman's death not suspicious
• Police: Solanco woman's death not suspicious
• Strasburg Borough residents want motorists to slow down
• Strasburg Borough residents want motorists to slow down
• Video: Wickersham students present 'WickBop'
• Video: Wickersham students present 'WickBop'
• Columbia banquet recognizes students going for more education
• Columbia banquet recognizes students going for more education
• East Drumore solar farm clears another hurdle
• East Drumore solar farm clears another hurdle
• Firefighter carries two children from his own home
• Bald eagle returns to Manheim Township golf course
• Bald eagle returns to Manheim Township golf course
• Residents support Bainbridge school
• Providence Township man loses thousands in scam
• Firefighter carries two children from his own home
• Despite turmoil, Blair optimistic
• 'Dumpster divers' damage trucks in Little Britain
• Hempfield backs out of buying pact
• Police: Children in car as mother tans
• Lancaster city seeks payback by funding public arts
• Witness describes deadly shooting
• 'Singing bridge' project likely will start soon
• Farmer loan program milestone
• Dubroff to face Aument in 41st House District race
• Hempfield teen organizes event for charitable mission
• Hempfield media students report on district activities
• Expect unsettled summer weather
• 2012 Commencement with Keynote Speaker PA Governor Tom Corbett will be streamed...
• F&M Associate Director of Financial Aid Varo Duffins appears on WITF's Smart Tal...
• Lititz native named a Fulbright scholar
• Mount Joy Borough must make spending decisions
• Penn Manor board approves proposed budget with tax hike
• Convoy, festival to benefit Make-A-Wish slated Sunday
• Martic Township replaces supervisor
• Elizabethtown library, bookstore team up for 'Reading on the Square'
• Christiana Fire Company will continue tradition Saturday
• Solanco property owners to pay almost $60 more under planned budget
• Manor Township rezones properties for school district
• Hearing in Gap on possible state police changes
• F&M-agram: GRIEF FORECAST SIR Unscramble these letters to reveal a record-settin...
• Man who attacked teen in Lancaster Township sought
• City woman faces aggravated assault, terroristic threats charges
• Man hurt in industrial accident
• Rail yard rezoning before Lancaster City Council
• Rail yard rezoning before Lancaster City Council
• Mayor Gray to address national cities group
• Mayor Gray to address national cities group
• McCaskey official wants display case for athletic trophies and memorabilia
• McCaskey official wants display case for athletic trophies and memorabilia
• Alleged killer's trial begins
• Alleged killer's trial begins
• Man flees after car crash
• Woman seriously injured when car, truck crash
• Lititz woman hurt in morning wreck
• Man hurt in industrial accident
• School District of Lancaster considers 'outsourcing' custodial management services
• Conestoga Valley grad researches ways to treat brain disease
• Conestoga Valley grad researches ways to treat brain disease
• Festive crowd enjoys Penn Community Day
• Festive crowd enjoys Penn Community Day
• Queen of Candles contestants named
• Queen of Candles contestants named
• Adamstown festival will celebrate decade of fun, food
• Adamstown festival will celebrate decade of fun, food
• Denver sells Main Street property for $140,000
• Denver sells Main Street property for $140,000
• Awesome article about PCA&D's 30th commencement ceremony -- and the Class of 201...
• Drumore gets good report from auditors
• Drumore gets good report from auditors
• POLICE LOG: May 7, 2012
• POLICE LOG: May 7, 2012
• Street light tax is concern for Rapho resident
• Street light tax is concern for Rapho resident
• Dog saves man from fire
• Manheim Historical Society presents award, receives gift
• East Earl officials will join 'heritage byway' discussion
• From the Archives: This bit from the April 23, 1915, edition of “The F and M Wee...
• Karen Zabel ’87, a former Paralympics athlete and world championship competitor,...
• Sadsbury supervisors OK new Amish school
• Car, SUV collide on Oregon Pike in Manheim Township
• One person reportedly trapped in crash of car, pickup
• Fire strikes house in Providence Township
• HACC announces winners in 2012 High School Mathematics Contest
• Driver flips car, flees police
• Benefit aids family who lost home
• The enduring mystery of Elwood Gainor
• Dorothy Rose Smith dies, was singer, choral director
• Dorothy Rose Smith dies, was singer, choral director
• UPDATED: Buggy crash injures two
• Buggy crash injures two in Salisbury Township
• Reform of prevailing wage gets spotlight
• Reform of prevailing wage gets spotlight
• Man on trial for murder of hip-hop artist
• Man on trial for murder of hip-hop artist
• Baseball for all
• Challenger Little League opens season
• You can't have too many parking garages
• You can't have too many parking garages
• Bus stops at nothing
• Bus stops at nothing
• POLICE LOG: May 6, 2012
• POLICE LOG: May 6, 2012
• On a roll with quilling
• On a roll with quilling
• Advice for art adventures
• Advice for art adventures
• Stacy Wood, historian and clockmaker, dies
• Stacy Wood, historian and clockmaker, dies
• Nick Mohler is in step with ArtWalk
• Nick Mohler is in step with ArtWalk
• Mr. Man needs a special home
• Mr. Man needs a special home
• Deeds Recorded - May 6, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - May 6, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - May 6, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - May 6, 2012
• Saturday night's moon was super
• Saturday night's moon was super
• Ephrata man charged with corruption of minors by West Earl police
• Homeowners insurance up because of disasters
• Planners and builders in need of more flexible rules
• PNC Bank besieged by group protesting removal of mountain tops for mining
• Liquor police cite 6 local businesses
• Person shot in Marietta
• Awaiting tax relief Don't bet on it
• SERT leader says helping officers makes job worthwhile
• Middle school students attend law enforcement forum
• Man who rejected plea deal faces up to 15 years in prison
• Sewer work next week at Lancaster city intersection
• Denver man charged with running over wife's boyfriend with pickup truck
• East Donegal approves church parking plan
• Treasurer thanks emergency responders at West Cocalico meeting
• POLICE LOG: May 4, 2012
• Garden Spot students clean up Terre Hill
• A perfect start to a PCA&D graduation weeekend: First Friday in downtown Lancast...
• Record funds raised for MT library
• Strasburg Farm Market a family affair
• SDL may outsource management of custodial, maintenance services
• Akron woman seeks information on hazardous cleanup
• Pequea Valley library given $5,000 grant
• 12-year-old struck by car
• Pequea school principal and secretary spend the night atop roof
• Diplomats pitcher Chris Mathewson ’15 is believed to be related to the baseball...
• The F&M Everywhere site shows Franklin & Marshall’s global reach through student...
• Little Britain Township farmhouse struck by fire
• Parking plan chugs ahead for Elizabethtown train station
• Man with pellet gun shoots out windows of 3 vehicles in Lancaster Township
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: What does the Tea Party want
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: What does the Tea Party want
• Boy, 12, hit by car after darting into alley in Ephrata
• Robbers invade Conestoga apartment
• Fire hits house in southern Lancaster County
• UPDATED: Armed men rob resident of Conestoga apartment
• Former Southern Regional Police Commission chair may have violated Sunshine Act
• Former Southern Regional Police Commission chair may have violated Sunshine Act
• Manheim Township residents fight sewer hookup
• Manheim Township could up fees for activities
• Fire damages New Holland factory
• Fire damages New Holland factory
• Three students awarded Steinman scholarships
• Three students awarded Steinman scholarships
• Trial for Denver man in sex-abuse case
• Trial for Denver man in sex-abuse case
• Suspect in bank holdups arrested
• The annual Student Juried Exhibition in the Phillips Museum of Art showcases F&M...
• PV taxes may go up
• PV taxes may go up
• Police release surveillance images of suspect in tire slashings
• Police release surveillance images of suspect in tire slashings
• New Holland council thanks businesses, volunteers
• New Holland council thanks businesses, volunteers
• Elanco will move on Brecknock project, despite likely tax hike
• Elanco will move on Brecknock project, despite likely tax hike
• CSI Lancaster: County students attend Chemistry Olympics
• CSI Lancaster: County students attend Chemistry Olympics
• Forum brings 'government out of the textbook' at McCaskey
• Forum brings 'government out of the textbook' at McCaskey
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, May 3
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, May 3
• You will find a photo below as well as a link explaining in greater detail in th...
• Tomorrow is First Friday in Lancaster. If you missed PCA&D's "Senior Show & Cel...
• Floral display in Columbia
• City man charged with indecent assault of 9-year-old boy
• Suspect in Willow Street bank robbery arrested in Canada
• Trex Proffitt, assistant professor of Business, Organizations & Society at F&M,...
• Lady Gaga, Mennonite High grad Taylor Kinney reportedly split
• Sunnyside plan aims to foster sense of community
• 50 cars hit by vandals
• Local bugler will pay homage to taps at Arlington
• Boy charged in armed robbery
• Hempfield anticipates tax hike
• Legislative boost for open campus
• Hempfield to go paperless
• Route 472 bridge will be closed this weekend
• Police: Robbery suspect turns himself in
• Teen charged in meat cleaver attack to stand trial
• Wage-rate debate heating up in Lancaster County
• East Earl woman charged in death of bicyclist
• Manheim celebrates 250th birthday with bash
• Construction of Ephrata Marketplace may be delayed
• Adamstown tour turns up need to fix infrastructure
• Ephrata middle school's miniTHON exceeds expectations
• A package design by Ryan Baer '12 was selected by TnT Bakery, of Narvon, Pa., to...
• E-town organization, DUI council launch campaign
• Penn Manor Quiz Bowl captain competes in 'Jeopardy!' tournament
• Mt. Zion AME will unveil first phase of expansion project
• Man accused of passing bad checks
• Dr. Griscom speaks to the kindergarten class
• Adopt-A-Kindergarten Graduation
• Congratulations Adopt-A-Kindergartners! Class of 2026!!!!
• The Chronicle of Higher Education's Jeff Sellingo talked to college students, in...
• Christiana council will move forward with ordinance
• Christiana council will move forward with ordinance
• Elizabethtown schools music program hears sour note
• Elizabethtown schools music program hears sour note
• 5-year-old boy struck by truck in city
• Boy, 5, struck in Lancaster city
• Harrisburg man accused of committing two robberies in 20 minutes
• Man accused of attack on Country Day student ordered to stand trial
• Today at 2 p.m. Senator Bob Casey will speak and answer questions from students...
• Over 5,000 lose power in Manheim Township
• Over 5,000 lose power in Manheim Township
• Farmers here back decision to ax plan
• Farmers here back decision to ax plan
• Lancaster city board vows to seek better pedestrian safety
• Bridge to reopen Wednesday, replacement for another
• Clinic gets $1.7M in fed funds
• Peaceful May Day gathering here calls for worker rights
• Vandals damage more tires in Lancaster city
• Lancaster County's burn ban dismissed
• Sentencing for 5 EFI defendants postponed
• Millersville will temporarily maintain West Wabank Road
• Math is a 'picnic' for some Providence Elementary students
• Strasburg fire company says future of mud sale may be murky
• The "Senior Show & Celebration" might be past, but PCA&D students don't stop the...
• POLICE LOG: May 1, 2012
• Course in Manheim steers teens to safe driving
• Cygneture move
• Strasburg official: Massasoit Hall a 'historic treasure'
• F&M-agram: GRANT HER NAME Unscramble these letters to reveal a place on campus t...
• Main Street 'eyesore' dominates Earl Township meeting
• Solanco deal to save district nearly $500,000
• Three vehicles hit by thieves in Manheim Township
• Three vehicles hit by thieves in Manheim Township
• Grading the Eagles' draft
• Injuries, errors plaguing NBA Playoffs
• 'White Out' event rallies community
• Man accused of shooting his pet dog
• Man accused of shooting his pet dog
• Lancaster County's mental health court helps keep couple together
• Manheim Township residents voice traffic concerns
• Fortunately—unlike the subject of this item from the May 11, 1960 issue of the S...
• Volunteers help library meet challenges
• Brecknock Township to install security cameras
• Officials probe Lancaster city porch fire
• East Donegal decision allows couple to keep 'therapeutic' horse
• Lancaster County's commencement season kicks off Saturday
• Paradise church breaks ground on new project
• Christiana freight station will be transformed into theater
• Community groups, residents do some spring cleaning in Manheim
• The artworks included in the entire "Senior Show & Celebration" will be on displ...
• Seniors share real-life history lessons with Garden Spot students
• Adamstown set for fundraising race
• POLICE LOG: April 30, 2012
• Salisbury officials nix expansion plan
• Another suspect in Elizabethtown home invasion/robbery arrested
• Columbia lures students back with virtual 'academy'
• Pequea Valley teacher earns prestigious scholarship
• City woman charged with endangering child during domestic disturbance
• F&M's Shadek-Fackenthal Library is now open 24 hours for exam week
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - April 29, 2012
• UPDATE: Intruder stabs man in Paradise
• Hit-and-run crash wrecks buggy
• Few 'nay'-sayers on this day
• Few 'nay'-sayers on this day
• City to draw plans for new sewer tunnel in Engleside
• City to draw plans for new sewer tunnel in Engleside
• Classy cooperation pays off
• Classy cooperation pays off
• Paradise Township celebrates spring with fling
• Paradise Township celebrates spring with fling
• Mount Joy woman critical after crashing into house
• Mount Joy woman critical after crashing into house
• Penn Twp. to host Community Day
• State says county must reveal hotel tax collection
• State says county must reveal hotel tax collection
• Appeals drop assessments here by $73 million
• Appeals drop assessments here by $73 million
• Sole men
• Sole men
• This old (long)house
• This old (long)house
• No place to walk on city street
• No place to walk on city street
• Manor Twp. teens face burglary charges
• Manor Twp. teens face burglary charges
• Two more weeks for students to get shots
• Two more weeks for students to get shots
• POLICE LOG: April 29, 2012
• POLICE LOG: April 29, 2012
• Seminary inaugurates first woman president
• Seminary inaugurates first woman president
• Once a 'Lost Boy,' Jacob Guot answers the call to ministry
• Once a 'Lost Boy,' Jacob Guot answers the call to ministry
• Say yes, yes to Ne Ne
• Say yes, yes to Ne Ne
• Deeds Recorded - April 29, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - April 29, 2012
• 2 sent to hospital after car hits house in Mountville
• It's beginning now...the energy is high as PCA&D opens its doors for the annual...
• Floyd Landis subject of federal probe
• Police detain former Lititz man in real estate fraud
• Police detain former Lititz man in real estate fraud
• Owner of two 'temp' firms pleads guilty to tax charges
• Owner of two 'temp' firms pleads guilty to tax charges
• Missing river kayaker is found safe
• Missing river kayaker is found safe
• District judge is facing a trial
• Local organizer for Obama campaign talks about upcoming work
• Local organizer for Obama campaign talks about upcoming work
• Lancaster city man arrested in connection with shooting
• Lancaster city man arrested in connection with shooting
• Lancaster city man charged in Tuesday shooting
• Lancaster city man charged in Tuesday shooting
• Manheim Central students prepare for plant sale
• Manheim Central students prepare for plant sale
• 2 Ephrata Township projects move closer to approval
• 2 Ephrata Township projects move closer to approval
• Denlinger confirms Legislature's $184 million reserve
• Denlinger confirms Legislature's $184 million reserve
• Penn Manor tops 4 schools in competition urging students to buckle up
• Penn Manor tops 4 schools in competition urging students to buckle up
• POLICE LOG: April 27, 2012
• POLICE LOG: April 27, 2012
• Corbett defends budget after business tour here
• Corbett defends budget after business tour here
• Helicopter reported down near Turnpike in Lebanon County
• Helicopter reported down near Turnpike in Lebanon County
• Family flees house fire in West Lampeter Township
• Former city district judge faces trial on charges that she dismissed her own parking tickets
• Planned Parenthood's chief recounts tough year in talk here
• Planned Parenthood's chief recounts tough year in talk here
• Manheim Township market robbed
• Manheim Township market robbed
• 4/28 Don't miss the Stamesh-fest
• Lititz sportsmen donate $1,500 to Save Speedwell group
• Lititz sportsmen donate $1,500 to Save Speedwell group
• Class of 2012 artists Joe Pietrzak (graphic design), Danielle Sheerin (photograp...
• Fire strikes home in West Lampeter Township
• Police: Man shot in torso
• Prison might be only avenue to hospital
• Prison might be only avenue to hospital
• Perdue explains soy plant planned for Conoy Township
• Perdue explains soy plant planned for Conoy Township
• Farmland Trust targets fund cuts
• Farmland Trust targets fund cuts
• Lancaster city set to put 'green' tech to bid
• Lancaster city set to put 'green' tech to bid
• Grants help farmers clean up Chesapeake Bay
• Columbia blaze sends two firefighters to the hospital
• Columbia blaze sends two firefighters to the hospital
• School District of Lancaster middle school addresses bedbug problem
• School District of Lancaster middle school addresses bedbug problem
• Child, 4, struck by SUV
• Child, 4, struck by SUV
• Teacher loses certification after relationship with student at Penn Manor
• Teacher loses certification after relationship with student at Penn Manor
• Man shot in Lancaster city; police on the scene
• Nitrauer Elementary students get 'green' lesson
• Nitrauer Elementary students get 'green' lesson
• Cycle club's flea market to benefit ministries
• Cycle club's flea market to benefit ministries
• Manheim Township wins Brain Busters title
• Manheim Township wins Brain Busters title
• Afghans honor local Marine's memory
• Afghans honor local Marine's memory
• Cocalico leaders consider merging fire companies
• Cocalico leaders consider merging fire companies
• POLICE LOG: April 26, 2012
• Former School District of Lancaster administrator among 8 terminated in Reading
• Former School District of Lancaster administrator among 8 terminated in Reading
• Denver will continue Memorial Day tradition with service, parade
• Denver will continue Memorial Day tradition with service, parade
• Healthy Kids Day showcases YMCA summer programs
• Manheim council reviews condemned house
• 3 attack, rob man on city street
• HACC’s Lancaster Campus wins ‘Who's Who’ Award
• School District of Lancaster principal to retire, another transferred
• Four school districts here awarded literacy grants
• Judge takes steps to speed up court
• East Hempfield Township man charged with indecent assault
• 3 accused of drug sales
• Dramatic entry: Driver crashes SUV into convenience store
• Conoy soy plant showcase set Thursday
• Police seek suspects in tire slashings
• 4/26 Comedian Hari Kondabolu will be performing on campus for this week’s Common...
• GOP voters decide committee races
• Duck (and cover)
• Solanco's talent takes center stage
• 2 arrested on drug charges
• Manheim purchases building to house new police station
• Foundation honors 7 police officers for life-saving efforts
• Proposed development gets go-ahead in Penn Township
• Main Street Mount Joy relocates, seeks leadership
• New construction contracts fall for 3rd straight month
• UPDATE: Police investigate Lancaster city shooting
• New Holland gears up for market season
• Strasburg Twp. officials may update burn ordinance
• Lititz Borough officials prepare for busy weekend
• Columbia Borough gets good report from auditors
• PCA&D students, today is the spring picnic at Long's Park. Lunch begins at noon...
• Robber with knife strikes Mount Joy convenience store
• Report: Air here getting worse
• GOP taps Fee in 37th as Romney wins in Pa.
• 3 Lancaster city officers credited with saving life of toddler choking on candy
• Police: New Holland woman stole from employer
• Lancaster city says inspection found some private trash trucks lacking
• Hearing planned on state police changes
• Hearing planned on state police changes
• Lifting of burn ban expected
• Lifting of burn ban expected
• House arrest for drug death
• House arrest for drug death
• Mount Joy Township seeks 'smart growth'
• Mount Joy Township seeks 'smart growth'
• Scouts compete in derby at Rohrerstown
• Manheim Central board fills one position, eliminates another
• Penn Manor Rocket Club prepares for liftoff at national competition
• Chesterbrook children celebrate Earth Day
• If you're in the area, come to the Conductors Concert on April 25 at 8 p.m. http...
• Longtime Washington Elementary principal will retire
• Donegal OKs more spending after fire
• Strasburg voters head to the polls
• 4 county school districts earn grants tied to improving literacy
• Masked man robs mini-market
• Masked man robs mini-market
• Voting 'relatively light' across county
• Four days 'til PCA&D's "Senior Show & Celebration," five floors of art, live mus...
• Silver Spring or Springs
• Police: Man rams shop, then endures beating
• Restoring the tiny courthouse
• Columbia native turns 100 at Masonic Village
• Columbia native turns 100
• F&M-agram: ALOHA LADEN NIGHT Unscramble these letters to reveal a place on the F...
• Man assaulted when meets with Craigslist car seller
• Man assaulted when meets with Craigslist car seller
• Thoughts on PSU Blue-White game
• 5 reasons why this primary matters
• Most candidates here unopposed
• Feds accuse former Lititz resident of fraud
• Federal drug agents raid Lancaster city gas station
• Lititz Pike bridge project still waiting for Amtrak's approval
• School District of Lancaster to avoid layoffs
• East Hempfield Township board OKs limits on use of meeting room
• Fire damages Lancaster city row home
• Manheim Township school board approves fee hikes
• Officials dedicate Mountville Veterans Memorial Bridge
• Penn Township voters will help choose 37th District nominee
• Solanco voters will cast ballots for party representatives
• Voters in Pequea Valley will help pick convention delegates
• Some Penn Manor voters will return to old polling locations
• Cost of improvements to intersection discussed in Ephrata Twp.
• From the Archives: This 1942 silent film clip from the College Archives shows th...
• Denver earns national 'Tree City USA' honor
• Auction at Roslyn mansion draws big crowds
• MC miniTHON raises $10,676
• Tires slashed throughout Lancaster city's northwest
• 2012 Pennsylvania Primary Voters' Guide
• Police report sparks questions from Rapho residents
• Ephrata's miniTHON spirit spreads to the middle school
• Christian Hartranft ’12 and Akbar Hossain ’13 develop a project to help attorney...
• Upper Leacock officials, police discuss law that aims to keep cyclists safe
• Fig Lancaster just posted more pics of the 3D crits of freshmen sculpture. Than...
• Great catch
• Spill disrupts bridge traffic
• UPDATED: Stolen signs tracked to teen
• Storm system could bring up to 2 inches of rain here
• Program that paves path for exiting inmates gets boost
• A day spent serving others
• E. Petersburg Fire Company added to E. Hempfield panel
• Alleged burglar faces more charges
• Developer presents plan for 55-plus complex in Warwick Twp.
• Rapho approves rezoning for Highland Tank expansion
• LNP president issues apology for phone number in advertisement
• Deadly danger in road debris
• Deadly danger in road debris
• Boldly bald
• Boldly bald
• Helping abused women get through childbirth
• Helping abused women get through childbirth
• Sign in, sign out
• Sign in, sign out
• POLICE LOG: April 22, 2012
• POLICE LOG: April 22, 2012
• City conundrum
• City conundrum
• Neighborhood concerns prompt Hamilton Park meeting
• Neighborhood concerns prompt Hamilton Park meeting
• Three move on to state competition
• LNP president issues apology for phone number in advertisement
• Three move on to state competition
• LNP president issues apology for phone number in advertisement
• Read up on librarian Karin Rezendes
• Read up on librarian Karin Rezendes
• Siblings are a purr-fect pair
• Siblings are a purr-fect pair
• Deeds Recorded - April 22, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - April 22, 2012
• Countian's bail stays at $3 million
• Rescuers break windshield to get to victim
• Barnstormer Fan Fest: It's a big reunion
• Lisa Riggs named president of Barnstormers
• How healthy are we County is 9th healthiest in state, but ...
• Blue Ball lifts boil water advisory
• Blue Ball lifts boil water advisory
• City apothecary looks to neon to keep workers safe at crossing
• Exhibit looks at role of railroads in the Civil War
• Facebook chatter lands man in prison
• UGI plans big project in Lancaster city
• Landis Homes celebrates Earth Day by 'Living Green'
• Columbia Education Foundation donates funds for technology
• Columbia school board eliminates four teaching positions
• Conestoga Valley students clean up West Earl park
• The new Thaddeus Stevens sign at FirstEnergy Stadium in Reading has been unveile...
• Quilt exhibit coming to Winters Heritage House Museum
• F&M student researchers are exploring some of the mysteries behind Phillips Muse...
• Convicted sex offender back in prison after violating parole
• POLICE LOG: Friday, April 20
• West Lampeter officials approve plan for fairgrounds
• City man arrested on child porn charges; also accused of secretly filming adult
• Child suffers serious injury in fall from wall
• Police identify motorcyclist injured in Conestoga Township crash
• A wonderful profile of F&M student Nils Michaelis '13, a native of Germany who r...
• PCA&D's Brenda Witmer (that friendly face as you enter the lobby) was featured i...
• Total medal count from SkillsUSA PA - 3 golds, 4 silver! Congrats to everyone wh...
• Ryan Delong takes silver in Technical Drafting
• Test drive event will benefit Manheim Central athletics, activities
• AUSTIN GRAY TAKES GOLD IN HVAC!!!!
• Manheim Township beefs up monitoring at compost park
• 2 suspects charged with string of 4 robbery cases
• AUSTIN GRAY TAKES GOLD IN HVAC!!!!
• Brett Wesson takes silver in Electrical Construction Wiring!
• County students flex their mental muscles at Physics Olympics
• Jon Deutschlander takes silver in Collision Repair!
• MATT MILLER TAKES GOLD IN CABINETMAKING!!!
• Gerardo Diaz takes silver in Auto Refinishing!
• ADAM TODD TAKES GOLD IN ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING!!!
• Checking in live this morning from SkillsUSA awards in Hershey. Check back as ou...
• Checking in live this morning from SkillsUSA awards in Hershey. Check back as ou...
• Elizabethtown OKs bridge repair
• Manheim Township will raise taxes
• Officials say dried-up lake a source of pollution
• GOP race for seat in 37th heats up
• Treasure-trove up for bid at Marietta Ave. mansion
• Treasure-trove up for bid at Marietta Ave. mansion
• F&M's Nils Michaelis has proven to be a quick study
• Artwork, films serve to interpret Holocaust
• City man arrested for gun threats
• City man arrested for gun threats
• 'Old Conestoga Road' could become historic byway
• 'Old Conestoga Road' may become historic byway
• Pequea Twp. seeks to fill police commission vacancy
• Pequea Twp. seeks to fill police commission vacancy
• Hempfield senior is finalist in national tape sculpture contest
• Hempfield senior is finalist in national tape sculpture contest
• A craft talk with pop culture bloggers Tom & Lorenzo at the Philadelphia Alumni...
• And while seniors at PCA&D prepare for the upcoming "Senior Show & Celebration"...
• Community event at Sahd Salvage to celebrate Earth Day
• Community event at Sahd Salvage to celebrate Earth Day
• Hempfield students report on district happenings
• Hempfield students report on district happenings
• Denver man charged with sexual abuse of children
• Denver man charged with sexual abuse of children
• 'Birds of Prey' is 1st topic for Luther Acre spring series
• 'Birds of Prey' is 1st topic for Luther Acre spring series
• Warwick merges positions to save money
• Warwick merges positions to save money
• Garage sale, motorycle ride to benefit American Cancer Society
• Garage sale, motorycle ride to benefit American Cancer Society
• City man decides on jury trial for 2010 murder of local hip-hop artist
• City man decides on jury trial for 2010 murder of local hip-hop artist
• Man arrested for attempted robbery of Columbia restaurant
• Man arrested for attempted robbery of Columbia restaurant
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Conestoga Township crash
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Conestoga Township crash
• Annual Arts in the Park event coming to Elizabethtown
• East Lampeter Township sheds more light on park
• The collaborative genealogy of spirituality, curated by John Lardas Modern, assi...
• Lack of funds delays American Spirit Parade
• Members of the F&M campus community and neighbors are invited to a Northwest Lan...
• New Jersey man wanted in Lancaster County for fraud is arrested
• Finding strength in speaking the unspeakable
• MiniTHONs raise big bucks here
• Time dispute in School District of Lancaster
• Geologists locate county's faults
• Library seeks $500k in grants for repairs
• SUV sideswipes vehicles, hits Lancaster house
• Due to the weather, the student picnic has been moved to Jones Dining Hall. The...
• Helicopters will deliver tourists for Bird-in-Hand buggy rides
• Helicopters will deliver tourists for Bird-in-Hand buggy rides
• Mountville man jailed for abusing girlfriend
• Mountville man jailed for abusing girlfriend
• POLICE LOG: Wednesday, April 18
• Ross Elementary hosts anti-bullying event
• Ross Elementary hosts anti-bullying event
• 'Think big,' Gingrich tells 300 at Millersville University
• 'Think big,' Gingrich tells 300 at Millersville University
• Three opportunities to catch F&M's Spring Dance Concert, from April 19-21 in the...
• CV musicians set for all-state festival
• CV musicians set for all-state festival
• Penn Manor grad scores 'Jeopardy!' slot
• Only one week until the softball smackdown between PCA&D students + faculty at o...
• Longer day at core of teacher-pact rejection in city district
• Longer day at core of teacher-pact rejection in city district
• Two local hospitals will share leader again
• Two local hospitals will share leader again
• What is the meaning of it all? A visual exploration by photo students from PCA&...
• Man shot at by police prior to arrest waives preliminary hearing
• Man shot at by police prior to arrest waives preliminary hearing
• Tip from neighbor leads to arrest of 4 suspected stereo thieves
• Tip from neighbor leads to arrest of 4 suspected stereo thieves
• Lancaster Bicycle Club donates money to maintain county's covered bridges
• Lancaster Bicycle Club donates money to maintain county's covered bridges
• Lititz couple found dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Information sought on hit-and-run driver in city
• Information sought on hit-and-run driver in city
• Forget the Fleamarkets, I'm going to Adamstown in Lancaster for Antiques!
• Cylo goes green for Donegal
• Cylo goes green for Donegal
• Elizabethtown man faces child pornography charges
• Elizabethtown man faces child pornography charges
• Boil your water in Blue Ball
• Boil your water in Blue Ball
• Manheim Central full-day, prekindergarten to stay put
• Manheim Central full-day, prekindergarten to stay put
• Teachers in SDL reject contract
• Teachers in SDL reject contract
• 2 bodies found in Lititz home
• 2 bodies found in Lititz home
• Protesters also greet GOP
• Romney rips Obama during speech in Lancaster
• Sidewalks waived near Bear Creek School
• Craft guild to move to Queen St. site
• Commissioners to consider analysis of county's pool
• UPDATED: Turnpike accident claims life; police update March fatal
• Denver man to spend 24-48 years in jail for sexual abuse of girl
• POLICE LOG: Tuesday, April 17
• Indecent assault charges filed
• Lampeter-Strasburg board changes rental fee policy, pricing
• Ephrata board learns 'science' behind new teaching approach
• Manheim Central senior organizes benefit concert for homeless
• Political activist Van Jones will speak on sustainability and social justice at...
• Solanco gets $400,000 federal education grant
• Octorara full-day kindergarten registration starts today
• F&M-agram: CLOWN HERE SENT Unscramble these letters to reveal a place known for...
• Driver who was struck by flying sign on turnpike dies
• Felines' friends care for strays
• City zoners OK tapas restaurant
• Porch fire damages city rowhome
• Porch fire damages city rowhome
• Santorum backs out of Lancaster appearance
• Santorum backs out of Lancaster appearance
• This April 14, 1970, article from The College Reporter student newspaper mention...
• How to get there ... from here
• How to get there ... from here
• Teachers, SDL board to vote on contract
• Teachers, SDL board to vote on contract
• Robberies probed in Manheim Township, Lancaster city
• Robberies probed in Manheim Township, Lancaster city
• Coroner: Man in Turnpike crash died of cardiac disease prior to accident
• Play to open 32nd MU Holocaust conference
• Play to open 32nd MU Holocaust conference
• Coroner: Man in Turnpike crash died of cardiac disease prior to accident
• Each spring for the past 9 years, a friendly horde of F&M students has come toge...
• Stiegel Glassworks expands glass studio
• Stiegel Glassworks expands glass studio
• Donegal senior receives Eagle award
• Elizabethtown Scout receives Eagle Award
• Oriflamme is now accepting orders for the 2012 edition of the Franklin & Marshal...
• Sestak addresses county Democrats in Ephrata
• Lititz Scout receives Eagle Award
• Lititz Scout receives Eagle Award
• SDL, teachers reach tentative agreement on new contract
• SDL, teachers reach tentative agreement on new contract
• Auto accident closes bridge at Engleside
• Auto accident closes bridge at Engleside
• Volunteers will team up with PPL to repair Glatfelter field Friday
• Volunteers will team up with PPL to repair Glatfelter field Friday
• POLICE LOG: Monday, April 16
• Strasburg 'train robbery' takes passengers back in time
• Strasburg 'train robbery' takes passengers back in time
• Several F&M greek organizations are hosting this dunking booth fundraiser for th...
• Gingrich to appear at Millersville University this week
• Gingrich to appear at Millersville University this week
• New Holland 'Clean Sweep' to aid variety of groups
• New Holland 'Clean Sweep' to aid variety of groups
• Millersville University football players score points with community
• Millersville University football players score points with community
• The slate of events for Sustainability Week continues Tuesday, April 17, with a...
• Central PA's public broadcasting station witf is the media sponsor for this year...
• The sinking of the RMS Titanic was noted in the April 19, 1912 edition of The F&...
• Inspectors give Kreider Farms high marks
• Pa. bill aims to aid open campus
• Stumped Not so much
• Sports complex plan gets a little more complex
• Two YMCAs are offering reduced rates
• Motorcycle racers kick up dust, fun in Lampeter
• DA tops county's pay list
• DA tops county's pay list
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, April 15, 2012
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, April 15, 2012
• Man charged with beating woman who refused him sex
• Man charged with beating woman who refused him sex
• Get up to speed on Columbia Ave. signs
• Get up to speed on Columbia Ave. signs
• Tending to Milagro miracles
• Tending to Milagro miracles
• County numbers are on the rise
• County numbers are on the rise
• Life learning for the senior set
• Life learning for the senior set
• 'Father Leo' shares message of God's unconditional love
• 'Father Leo' shares message of God's unconditional love
• Delila will add happiness to your home
• Delila will add happiness to your home
• Deeds Recorded - April 15, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - April 15, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - April 15, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - April 15, 2012
• Road sign flies into windshield on Pa. Turnpike
• Joel Shrum remembered as a man who won hearts
• Rohrer hopes to take pickup truck full of votes out of Lancaster County
• City man dies after crash on turnpike
• City man dies after crash on turnpike
• Burn ban being broken
• County burn ban being broken
• Lancaster Museum of Art future is in eye of the beholder
• Lancaster Museum of Art future is in eye of the beholder
• Robbers, would-be thieves busy in East Hempfield
• Robbers, would-be thieves busy in East Hempfield
• Catch two great concerts celebrating instrumental music at F&M, webcast today at...
• Service for Joel Shrum, killed in Yemen, draws hundreds
• Octorara Little League swings into season
• Octorara Little League swings into season
• Serious wreck on Pa. Turnpike west of Reading interchange
• Debt-free Marietta to become history
• Debt-free Marietta to become history
• Fire in West Cocalico Township
• Fire damages home in West Cocalico Township
• Beck's bet: 'Restore God'
• Beck's bet: 'Restore God'
• Prison guards, Lancaster County clash
• Prison guards, Lancaster County clash
• Manheim Township board eyes max tax hike
• Manheim Township board eyes max tax hike
• Tax-deadline day not what it once was
• Tax-deadline day not what it once was
• Pollster doesn't hold grudge after unexpected Santorum slap
• Pollster doesn't hold grudge after unexpected Santorum slap
• Attorney: Client accused of carjacking was 'psychotic'
• Attorney: Client accused of carjacking was 'psychotic'
• Couple charged with cooking meth in Earl Township
• Ag Dept.: Kreider Farms meets all state standards
• Alex Munro speaks at the Stevens 220th Birthday Graveside Commemoration
• West Earl eyes signal timing at Schaum's Corner
• Brecknock disappointed at possible barracks closing
• June Open House at PCA&D
• Elanco likely to approve Brecknock Elementary renovation
• POLICE LOG: April 13, 2012
• Downtown Manheim organization cancels golf event
• Emergency crews respond to gas leak near Marietta
• West Cocalico officials support prevailing wage reform
• Cocalico club holds race in memory of community member
• Pequea Valley names Orndorff superintendent
• Terre Hill employee receives state award
• Waste authority dedicates new field at Creswell Park
• Manheim council weighing 3 firms for manager search
• We are going to blow your mind...two weeks until the Senior Show & Celebration"...
• Conoy will explore optional municipal trash-hauling program
• Professor Misty Bastian, chair of the Anthropology Department at F&M, talks to t...
• Two injured in city accident involving five vehicles
• Sen. Brubaker's son faces charges
• Teachers in Manheim Township OK pay freeze
• BMW bursts into flame on North President Avenue
• BMW bursts into flame on North President Avenue
• Shelter numbers rise here this year
• Shelter numbers rise here this year
• Party switch a topic in GOP race
• Party switch a topic in GOP race
• Manheim Township teachers agree to pay freeze
• Man jailed for attacks on family
• Man jailed for attacks on family
• Owner of pit bull cited in 7-year-old boy's attack
• Owner of pit bull cited in 7-year-old boy's attack
• Police, Subway urge Manheim Township students to 'W8 2 TXT'
• Police, Subway urge Manheim Township students to 'W8 2 TXT'
• Group calls Manheim egg farm 'deplorable'
• Group calls Manheim egg farm 'deplorable'
• The Chris Campbell Memorial Field is making an impact for residents of Khayelits...
• Fire at Lancaster city business
• Fire at Lancaster city business
• Come see the award-winning 2007 film The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, tonight...
• More people eligible for reduced YMCA rates
• More people eligible for reduced YMCA rates
• POLICE LOG: April 12, 2012
• POLICE LOG: April 12, 2012
• Artwork by freshman and non-traditional student Jason Herr is included on "Sixty...
• Denver rolls forward with plan for skate park repairs
• Denver rolls forward with plan for skate park repairs
• Possible closing of Ephrata barracks concerns Elizabeth Township officials
• Possible closing of Ephrata barracks concerns Elizabeth Township officials
• Eden Township backs changing prevailing-wage law
• Eden Township backs changing prevailing-wage law
• Highlights from last week's Common Hour, with F&M instrumental ensembles in the...
• Lancaster County may lose Pa. police headquarters
• Lancaster County may lose Pa. police headquarters
• Second arrest made in drug case
• Second arrest made in drug case
• Expert sees increase in ticks
• Hempfield middle school sports not on chopping block
• Elizabethtown team wins state F1 in Schools competition
• Child porn collector faces 1,426-year sentence
• Officials issue countywide open burn ban
• Standoff ends in arrest
• East Earl reminds residents of burn ban
• Police seek suspect in credit card theft
• East Donegal Township administrators seek contracts
• 6th guilty plea in EFI loan fraud
• Consider participating in the April 12 Bone Marrow Donor Drive from noon to 6 p....
• Strasburg fire company reports on 2011
• POLICE LOG: Wednesday, April 11
• Strasburg Twp. officials explore Georgetown Road options
• Little Britain Township looks at insurance change
• Penn Manor grad a finalist in international contest
• Elizabethtown board, residents discuss future of Bainbridge school
• Mountville man hurt in single-car crash
• See the new blog post written by Natalie Lascek-Speakman (director of admissions...
• F&M is in full bloom: The Beauty of Spring (from President Porterfield's blog) h...
• Lancaster County officials consider burn ban
• School District of Lancaster board nearing a consensus on several 2012-13 budget issues
• West Lampeter scrutinizes zoning
• Santorum speaks here
• Octorara to make deadline call on kindergarten
• Lancaster city parks to be 'tobacco free,' but with no penalties
• 2-year-old girl drowns in feed tub
• Warm winter leads to more mosquitoes -- and early West Nile fears
• Police warn of fake cops
• Lancaster Township vote a boost for retail projects
• Pedophile gets 83-166 years for sex abuse
• Lancaster County Prison warden Guarini announces his retirement
• Suspect sought in liquor store robbery
• Penn rejects request to drop variance appeal
• Columbia Memorial Day Parade funding uncertain
• Mountville asked to isolate yard waste
• N.J. firm to plead guilty on bad milk
• Live blog: Rick Santorum at Lancaster Bible College
• Lititz man struck by car in Ocean City, Md.
• If you're on campus Wednesday evening, drop by the Phillips Museum of Art to see...
• Akron resident calls council 'ineffectual'
• Nationally-acclaimed designers Nancy Skolos and Thomas Wedell will address PCA&D...
• Art Association names Garden Show winners
• Book sale benefits Manheim Township library
• Join us tonight to raise awareness of sexual assault: Take Back the Night, 7 p.m...
• Fire at Marietta Boat Club
• Witness helps in capture of man who allegedly robbed convenience store
• Local fugitive sweep targets lawbreakers
• Panel urges help on local road issues
• Manheim Township won't lease school for charity program
• EFI officer to testify in fraud case
• Cocalico school finds success with program for struggling students
• City man faces numerous drug charges
• Prison warden Guarini retiring
• East Petersburg will kick off spring with car cruise
• POLICE LOG: April 9, 2012
• Motorcyclists run afoul of the law
• Jon Sprunk in this morning's gaming class at PCA&D -- thanks to faculty member M...
• Rapho approves plan for Members 1st branch
• Donegal will put state reimbursements into special fund
• Pa. Voter ID law a problem for Amish, others
• TMI's safety performance will be subject of open house
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for info on bank robbery suspect
• Jon Sprunk, fantasy author, is visiting Matt Novak's illustration and motion gra...
• Accident on Route 30 causes big backup
• Accident on Route 30 causes big backup
• A preview of this year's Emerging Writers Festival, April 11-13, at F&M's Philad...
• Dry, breezy weather feeding small fires in county
• Dry, breezy weather feeding small fires in county
• 3 charged after fight in Columbia
• Burglars hit city restaurant, 2 trailers in Gap campground
• Budget ax hits home
• A push for minority firefighters
• For technology students, a taste of IB
• Leola pool remains under YMCA
• Village Greens hosts egg hunt
• Octorara students put artwork on display
• Easter Bunny hops by Paradise
• Aldine Stewart's century
• Debt hangs over convention center authority
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, April 8, 2012
• The dirt on dog waste
• Some bumpy rides for Amish taxis
• Large group of motorcyclists stopped on Route 222
• Open the doors and eat
• Roger Brubaker builds relationships via the Peace Corps
• Tiny is a friend in waiting
• Deeds Recorded - April 8, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Easter photos
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - April 8, 2012
• Man pinned by falling tree
• Food stamp, food bank use rocket here
• Food stamp, food bank use rocket here
• Holtwood man arrested after firing shots in city
• Holtwood man arrested after firing shots in city
• Police identify victim of fatal crash in W. Donegal Twp.
• The Easter Bunny stops by TSCT before heading out tonight!
• Santorum to make public stop here with James Dobson
• Santorum to make public stop here with James Dobson
• Fatal crash reported in W. Donegal Twp.
• Pleasant weather for Easter weekend driving
• Pleasant weather for Easter weekend driving
• Helping victims find their voices, Weaver is advocate in D.A. office
• Helping victims find their voices, Weaver is advocate in D.A. office
• Two charged after Lancaster city scrap
• Donegal thanks crews responding to high school fire
• Donegal thanks crews responding to high school fire
• Sex offender charged with Megan's Law violation
• Sex offender charged with Megan's Law violation
• Pit bull attack victim in good condition
• Pit bull attack victim in good condition
• West Donegal man faces child porn charges
• West Donegal man faces child porn charges
• Middle Octorara members raise money for mission trips
• Middle Octorara members raise money for mission trips
• Some Drumore residents may face criminal charges
• Some Drumore residents may face criminal charges
• Leroy Pernell '71, dean of Florida A&M's law school, was on NPR yesterday talkin...
• East Drumore urges reforms to Prevailing Wage Act
• East Drumore urges reforms to Prevailing Wage Act
• Eshleman Elementary event serves up international cuisine
• Eshleman Elementary event serves up international cuisine
• Chief urges Conestoga to adopt law to fight scam artists
• Chief urges Conestoga to adopt law to fight scam artists
• With a passion for human rights, Rebecca Green ’14 receives an award for her com...
• Group wants to promote downtown Elizabethtown as 'destination'
• Group wants to promote downtown Elizabethtown as 'destination'
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Red lights and green
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Red lights and green
• Quarryville employees save borough money
• Quarryville officials discuss land development plans
• F&M President Dan Porterfield on faith and the liberal arts
• UPDATE: City police investigating unrelated shootings on Prince, Locust streets
• Good Friday: What's open, closed
• Gas prices close in on $4
• Ephrata music students log on, tune in, play great
• Man charged with shooting into SUV his kids were in
• Pit bull puts boy in hospital
• More charges against pair in alleged burglary spree
• Fireman involved in crash on way to call
• Conestoga to Pequea: Pay up for police credential misstep
• Five charged in connection with March 21 beating
• Nothing like a little Dvořák with your pizza in the "Mayser Center for the Perfo...
• Ephrata Twp. approves hospital's borrowing plan
• Congratulations—and thank you—to F&M alumni who helped exceed the goal in our Ma...
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, April 5
• Bart Township hears speeding complaint
• New Holland on track financially
• Amount of Legislature's cash reserve a mystery
• Former 'temp' firm owner plans to plead guilty
• Storybook characters come to life for Manheim Library fundraiser
• Lisa DeAngelo '13 created a short video for Junior Achievement of Central Pennsy...
• PCA&D Senior Show & Celebration 2012
• Penn Township boy, 7, attacked by pit bull
• Legislation seeks to protect students
• Legislation seeks to protect students
• Victims of childhood sex abuse honored at vigil
• School District of Lancaster waits for news on grant
• Man faces charges for behavior at Lancaster County prison
• Solanco's tractor factor
• Christiana area crews respond to two fires
• Second woman hangs herself in tree within week
• Adamstown authorizes change in sewer billing
• Police: Child-rape suspect turns self in
• Intramural basketball championship starts in just minutes in the MAC. Come out a...
• Solanco students pull off a 'coup'
• Pequea Valley board may expand laptop program to second school
• UPDATED: Woods catch fire in Sadsbury Twp.
• Elizabethtown board discusses future of Bainbridge, Fairview schools
• Manheim to interview 3 firms for manager search
• Another April First Friday event will feature some of our students -- Allison Fa...
• Lampeter-Strasburg tables vote on rental fee changes
• Mobile lab brings the farm to Martin Elementary students
• Amish buggies ignoring stop signs at issue in Sadsbury Township
• More photos and video from yesterday's Send Silence Packing event on Hartman Gre...
• Manor Township to rethink sewer rate agreement
• Fire strikes home in Sadsbury Township
• West Donegal names interim manager
• Daydreams & Fevers | PCA&D Photography Student Exhibit
• Unruly inmate faces 4 felony charges for bad conduct in prison
• Suspect in attempted rape case surrenders to police
• New Christiana officer puts community first
• New Christiana officer puts community first
• West Hempfield salutes Samaritans, officers
• HACC exemption will cost East Lampeter $38,000
• Lancaster city to spread bay costs
• West Hempfield Township police seek Megan's Law offender
• Truck trouble: Trailer collapses along Fruitville Pike
• Lancaster County's right-to-know policy may change
• Students design new logo for Crime Prevention Task Force
• Man admits shooting 7-year-old girl
• Landfill host fee upheld in Caernarvon Township
• Crews respond to report of man falling from Chickies Rock
• Permit parking challenged in Mount Joy
• Bridge in West Donegal reopens
• Ephrata schools consider facilities assessment
• Columbia market buckling under cornucopia of issues
• Solanco sending off 2 teachers
• Quarryville officials, residents discuss solutions to sidewalk debate
• If you're out and about on this lovely Tuesday, stop by PCA&D for "Landscapes of...
• Conservancy project connects kids and gardening
• Today, Hartman Green is host to Send Silence Packing, a traveling public-educati...
• Nobel winner to speak at Elizabethtown College
• Chilly day at CV track and field meet
• Penn Manor names assistant superintendent
• Ephrata Tidal Waves will swim for a cause
• What can neuroimaging (aka "modern day phrenology") tell us the development of t...
• Zoning issue leads Colerain to court
• Strays have no home in Providence Township
• PCA&D Artist Lecture | Osamu James Nakagawa
• Millersville gets good report from auditors
• Live webcam view of Route 30 bridge traffic
• 2nd turbine delivery set for Holtwood power plant
• Lancaster city officials support red-light cameras
• Man, 31, pursued for suspected child rape
• Scabies outbreak at Lancaster city school still spreading
• Amelia Bedelia author visits Reamstown
• Amelia Bedelia author visits Reamstown
• Police: Sitter beat child
• Police: Sitter beat child
• Woman charged with assaulting officer
• Woman charged with assaulting officer
• Santorum attacks Franklin & Marshall College pollster on TV
• Santorum attacks Franklin & Marshall College pollster on TV
• Gap man arrested in robbery
• Gap man arrested in robbery
• Elanco confident on drug-testing policy
• Elanco confident on drug-testing policy
• Jill Lepore will speak at F&M tonight about Ben Franklin's sister, Jane Mecom, t...
• Student videos are subject of Solanco's Movie Night
• Student videos are subject of Solanco's Movie Night
• Lancaster; A Better Way to Stay!
• Reinholds man who struck cops is jailed
• Reinholds man who struck cops is jailed
• POLICE LOG: Monday, April 2
• Let's get a bite
• Let's get a bite
• Manheim Historical Society installs surveillance system
• Manheim Historical Society installs surveillance system
• Daycare center, apartments to open in former J.C. Penney building in Ephrata
• Daycare center, apartments to open in former J.C. Penney building in Ephrata
• Manheim Township library sponsors golf challenge
• 38 motorists cited for speeding on Route 283, Route 30 over weekend
• "My perfect dinner" is third in the series of our cross-cultural "Photography Ex...
• Warwick Twp. approves repairs to Carpenter Road bridge
• Woman to stand trial for fatal fire in Lancatser city
• Local DirecTV customers lose Fox 43
• Route 30 bridge work to slow traffic
• F&M President Dan Porterfield writes that colleges like F&M must become partners...
• Lancaster man stabbed in York
• Planning ahead
• Let's get a bite
• Law aims to help cyclists stay safe
• Shrum's widow says family felt safe
• UPDATED: Marietta camping trailer fire under investigation
• Downtown investment group looks to future
• For Josh Rinier, the drama is noteworthy
• For Josh Rinier, the drama is noteworthy
• Spring into season with Lucy
• Spring into season with Lucy
• Lancaster Lookout: State signs on to color coding
• 39 bikes for 39 kids
• 39 bikes for 39 kids
• Arresting figures
• Arresting figures
• Lancaster Lookout: State signs on to color coding
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - April 1, 2012
• Convention Center Authority takes rest of room tax
• Convention Center Authority takes rest of room tax
• Williams backs Fee for 37th representative
• Williams backs Fee for 37th representative
• McCaskey team takes 2nd place in Pa. mock trial
• McCaskey team takes 2nd place in Pa. mock trial
• Back to school on pink slime
• Back to school on pink slime
• Service for Joel Shrum is April 14
• Service for Joel Shrum is April 14
• Easter egg hunt in Lititz
• Easter egg hunt in Lititz
• Walking (and running) on air
• Walking (and running) on air
• Christiana Fire Co. and Southern End Strutters hosts block shoot, community night
• Christiana Fire Co. and Southern End Strutters hosts block shoot, community night
• Deeds Recorded - April 1, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - April 1, 2012
• Dismissed Kreider Farms worker 'disappear'
• Dismissed Kreider Farms worker 'disappear'
• Who wants to be a hired farmhand
• Who wants to be a hired farmhand
• Fight in city leads to 3 arrests
• Fight in city leads to 3 arrests
• Hempfield students raise money in MiniTHON
• Hempfield students raise money in MiniTHON
• You have until midnight to participate in F&M’s March Challenge! Make a gift- of...
• McCaskey's team advances in state mock trial contest
• Boy's stumble was cause of gas leak in Lititz
• State looks to fine UGI $260K for October blast
• Bridge work complicates Routes 222, 272
• Parents: Manheim Township school not right spot for treatment program for disruptive youths
• Fire destroys camper in East Earl Township
• Man faces cocaine charges after traffic stop
• Ephrata man sent to prison for long list of offenses
• Lebanon man sentenced for burglaries in three counties
• Man gets 4-8 years for daylight robberies
• Work on Route 472 bridge will start Tuesday
• Strasburg officials discuss historical property regulations
• Downtown Manheim organization hosts first golf fundraiser
• Our Mother of Perpetual Help teacher awarded honor
• Check out Charlie Beyl's post about Ready the House visiting his class at PCA&D...
• Denver council discusses public use of its chambers
• Municipalities expand use of composting facility to Rapho
• Thanks Lancaster Artwalk and @Handmade in PA for sharing the pic of our "Mind Be...
• POLICE LOG: Friday, March 30
• City police station parking lot closing
• Traffic stop leads to man's arrest on cocaine charges
• Police seek driver who struck pedestrian in city
• Police seek driver who struck pedestrian in city
• Man jailed up to 8 years for 3 daylight robberies
• Lititz officials address sidewalk issues outside popular pub
• Lititz officials address sidewalk issues outside popular pub
• Come out to cheer on the F&M Quidditch team as they host the Fred Weasley Memori...
• Plan on next week's First Friday. It's a total PCA&D night in our own gallery an...
• Truth about veteran's service forces memorial change
• Truth about veteran's service forces memorial change
• Record Mega Millions jackpot fuels fantasies
• Science Fair contestants collect auxiliary awards
• Schools keep tabs on drug case
• Schools keep tabs on drug case
• State sparks debate on wild hogs
• State sparks debate on wild hogs
• Mount Joy man faces burglary, theft charges
• Mount Joy man faces burglary, theft charges
• Millersville University trustees raise room, board rates
• Millersville University trustees raise room, board rates
• EFI defendant seeks funds for travel to trial
• EFI defendant seeks funds for travel to trial
• Hempfield officials warn of bogus bonds
• Hempfield officials warn of bogus bonds
• Body found in Elizabethtown identified
• Body found in Elizabethtown identified
• In the ASFC this weekend, F&M's Relay for Life participants will attempt to brea...
• Ephrata school officials may reduce IU 13 contracts
• Ephrata school officials may reduce IU 13 contracts
• Tax collection starts Monday in Columbia
• Tax collection starts Monday in Columbia
• Manheim police eye substation in Rapho
• Manheim police eye substation in Rapho
• Lancaster County man facing theft, drug charges
• Lancaster County man facing theft, drug charges
• Down with the din of dogs and trucks in West Earl
• Down with the din of dogs and trucks in West Earl
• Brick-installation ceremony set Lancaster hospice
• Scammer issues death threat during phone call to Lititz woman
• Lampeter-Strasburg teen pulls off prom proposal
• Pequea Valley student to take 'gap year' in Costa Rica
• Daytime burglar steals guns, electronics from Manheim Township home
• Multiple fire departments respond to 2-alarm blaze in Rapho Township
• Not too soon to save the date for next week's First Friday. It's a total PCA&D...
• Kirkwood man to walk across U.S. to raise funds for camp for children
• Gap, city fire companies receive federal grants
• In this video with collaborator Byron Wolfe, artist Mark Klett—who speaks in Sta...
• 67 collect awards in senior science categories
• Gas meter break a headache in Lititz
• 38 students win junior category science awards
• Six School District of Lancaster students treated for scabies
• Elizabethtown senior wins science fair
• Landisville Middle School pair lead 'junior' scientists
• Columbia men charged in Bainbridge burglaries
• Children & Youth Agency union OKs 2-yr. contract with Lancaster County
• Cause of Manheim Township fire 'undetermined'
• Manheim gets 3 offers to find new manager
• Lancaster man charged in death of NY model found in NJ
• Ex-Rep. Katie True supports Romney
• Engineering a successful future
• Elanco Social Services Network aims to help area residents
• POLICE LOG: Wednesday, March 28
• Penn supervisors appeal zoning decision
• Salisbury zoners approve business changes
• We're counting down: One month to go until the "Senior Show & Celebration," five...
• F&M sociology professor Katherine McClelland comments on the role of the hoodie...
• Teen charged in Lancaster Township burglary
• Santorum falling fast in Pennsylvania polls
• Group wants to help Willow Street playground find a future
• 13 Lancaster County school districts get OK to boost tax rates
• School District of Lancaster eyes ways to cut expenses, boost revenue
• Lancaster mayor speaks against Pa. gun law bill
• Teen charged in school laptop sex case
• Lancaster County hit by cold snap
• Religious instruction reviewed by MC board
• Manheim Township house damaged by fire
• Spotlight on hoodies
• Checking into the science fair
• Bail for suspect in stabbing raised to $500,000
• Manheim Central may nix child care transportation
• Golden deed
• Route 472 bridge work planned
• DA OKs police gunfire
• Meiskey will collect Columbia taxes
• A Wednesday-night series of three Middle Eastern films begins March 28 at 7:30 p...
• Manheim digs in for clean up
• POLICE LOG: March 27, 2012
• Pequea Township moves zoning hearing meetings
• Police seek 2 in city store robbery
• Design practitioner and AIGA "Fellow" Lanny Sommese is talking to PCA&D students...
• Peach Bottom plant conducting drill
• Tell us about your own strategies for coping with assignments like this:
• Area firefighters assist in battling 2-alarm blaze in Berks County
• Manheim Township football coach takes Mt. Lebanon job
• Analyzing Final Four matchups
• 'Brave new world' at PSU's spring practice
• Water rescue injures one
• Man charged with attempted homicide
• McCaskey senior wins scholarship
• McCaskey senior wins scholarship
• Manheim Twp. police laud Officer of the Year
• Manheim Twp. police laud Officer of the Year
• City stresses 'green' approach on runoff
• City stresses 'green' approach on runoff
• Vigil focuses on Trayvon Martin case, urban violence
• Wintry weather blows back in
• Wintry weather blows back in
• Stabbing of teen not provoked
• SDL to hold first of two budget meetings at McCaskey East Tuesday
• Stabbing of teen not provoked
• SDL to hold first of two budget meetings at McCaskey East Tuesday
• Police: MU student severely beat, kidnapped girlfriend
• Police: MU student severely beat, kidnapped girlfriend
• MU student charged in kidnapping
• MU student charged in kidnapping
• F&M Chaplain Susan Minasian asks a pointed question: has the secular liberal art...
• POLICE LOG: March 26, 2012
• Police officer fires at armed suspect fleeing scene of gunfire
• Manheim resident greets Gingrich at leadership conference
• Manheim resident greets Gingrich at leadership conference
• East Lampeter police seek help in hit-and-run
• East Lampeter police seek help in hit-and-run
• Reward offered for info on suspect in Gap convenience store robbery
• Reward offered for info on suspect in Gap convenience store robbery
• Work to begin on Route 72 bridge over Turnpike
• Work to begin on Route 72 bridge over Turnpike
• A wind-wind situation
• A wind-wind situation
• Poster designer and design practitioner Lanny Sommese will join us at PCA&D tomo...
• Burglars strike at Manheim Township store
• Woman rescued from stuck elevator
• Woman rescued from stuck elevator
• Manheim man arrested in Lebanon County bank robbery
• Manheim man arrested in Lebanon County bank robbery
• Hempfield to host MiniTHON
• Millersville University to hold Holocaust conference April 18-20
• Gingrich wants seat at GOP's banquet
• UPDATE: Police accuse man of attempted homicide
• WHAT'S that NOISE
• Toomey seeks reduction of EPA fine against Manor Township
• Manheim Township renames parks department
• Arresting collection
• Prevailing-wage law under fire in East Lampeter Township
• Prevailing-wage law under fire in East Lampeter Township
• Justice Delayed, part 3: How other counties handle criminal caseloads
• Justice Delayed, part 3: How other counties handle criminal caseloads
• Federal courts run on individual calendar -- would it work here
• In York County court, fewer delays than in Lancaster County court
• York County moves cases in pretrial conferences
• York County moves cases in pretrial conferences
• Federal courts run on individual calendar -- would it work here
• In York County court, fewer delays than in Lancaster County court
• On judicial treadmills, a rush to judgment
• On judicial treadmills, a rush to judgment
• How Northampton court took care of its problems
• How Northampton court took care of its problems
• Appetite for 'The Hunger Games'
• Appetite for 'The Hunger Games'
• Phillies back on Lancaster radio, but Barnstormers lose out
• Phillies back on Lancaster radio, but Barnstormers lose out
• Artist Ferrer and exhibit are out ... for now
• Artist Ferrer and exhibit are out ... for now
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, March 25
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, March 25
• Stamina for science put to the test
• Stamina for science put to the test
• Priscilla Kaufhold has designs on costumes and choreography
• Priscilla Kaufhold has designs on costumes and choreography
• Tiger-striped Tigger awaits a new home
• List of documents used in court series
• List of documents used in court series
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - March 25, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - March 25, 2012
• Hotdogger homecoming
• National History Day winners
• Psychologist warned Penn State police about Sandusky 14 years ago
• Santorum said he learned from defeat
• Where the sidewalks end ... trouble begins for residents and boroughs
• Where the sidewalks end ... trouble begins for residents and boroughs
• POLICE LOG: Saturday, March 24
• March Open House at PCA&D
• City man taken in raid, bags of heroin found
• Fight leads to stabbing of man in Columbia
• Lancaster Country Day student takes Intelligencer Journal Spelling Bee
• Online phys-ed Yes, and it's on its way to Manheim Township
• Friends defend slain teen in Fla.; students rally at Millersville University
• Tire strikes car on Route 283, claims motorist's life
• Donegal High School damage estimate: up to $2M
• Man charged for wielding knife, sword
• Pitts eyes repeal of health care law
• New vintage store opens in Strasburg
• New vintage store opens in Strasburg
• Car hits motorcycle in Lancaster city
• Car hits motorcycle in Lancaster city
• What do your tattoos say about you?
• 2 new officers join East Hempfield force
• 2 new officers join East Hempfield force
• GOP banquet set
• GOP banquet set
• Reflecting on a sunny day
• Downtown restaurants open for outdoor dining
• Downtown restaurants open for outdoor dining
• Reflecting on a sunny day
• A balmy 73˚ on campus—perfect weather for a Friday!
• Boy Scouts get energy lesson
• Boy Scouts get energy lesson
• POLICE LOG: March 23, 2012
• POLICE LOG: March 23, 2012
• Postcard book commemorates Manheim's 250th
• Postcard book commemorates Manheim's 250th
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Let's ban random school drug testing
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Let's ban random school drug testing
• New PCA&D blog posts show our photo majors capturing prominent Lancastrians. Se...
• Conoy zoners OK Perdue soybean-processing plant
• Conoy zoners OK Perdue soybean-processing plant
• Warwick sets commencement, restructures administration
• Warwick commencement set for June 11 at Calvary Church
• UPDATE: Fire damage likely to push back opening date for Donegal's new high school
• Pitts: Pending Supreme Court ruling won't affect plans to press for repeal of Obamacare
• Man arrested for making threats, brandishing swords on city street
• Bainbridge man, 2 teens charged in series of East Donegal vehicle break-ins
• Bainbridge man, 2 teens charged in series of East Donegal vehicle break-ins
• Barton Linderman ’12, a student leader in one of F&M's college houses, will join...
• PCA&D students and faculty -- use your phones to snap a pic of Stanley Lewis tod...
• Cumberland County woman dies in Route 283 wreck in Mount Joy Township
• Fire hits Donegal's new high school
• Police chief excoriates Pequea Township official
• Police chief excoriates Pequea Township official
• Solanco School District will pay families not to bus
• Solanco School District will pay families not to bus
• Man pleads guilty to robbing store 4 times
• Man pleads guilty to robbing store 4 times
• Columbia man arrested after nighttime car chase
• Columbia man arrested after nighttime car chase
• State plans to burn more woods here
• State plans to burn more woods here
• Critics rally at Millersville University
• Critics rally at Millersville University
• 1 arrested, 2 sought in Elizabethtown robbery
• Firefighters battle blaze at new Donegal High School
• Two-year-old child behind wheel creates stir in Ephrata
• Two-year-old child behind wheel creates stir in Ephrata
• For the members of the F&M Players performing in this weekend's Broadway revue,...
• March Open House at PCA&D is this Saturday from 11 am - 2:30 pm. Learn about our...
• Mount Joy Borough lifts boil-water advisory
• Mount Joy Borough lifts boil-water advisory
• POLICE LOG: March 22, 2012
• POLICE LOG: March 22, 2012
• Denver mayor juggles busy schedule
• Denver mayor juggles busy schedule
• Al-Qaida in Yemen says it killed Shrum
• Al-Qaida in Yemen says it killed Shrum
• "Landscapes of Conflict: Photos by Shai Kremer, Bart Michiels and Osamu James Na...
• Police arrest suspect in E-town home-invasion robbery, seek 2 others
• Firefighters to participate in training exercise at Manheim Township hotel
• Zhang Hongyan, who will be performing at F&M on Saturday, March 24, introduces h...
• Catalyst for crime: Metal thieves target car part
• Jobs bill threatens Lancaster County's new radio system
• Train riders get parking deal
• Library System of Lancaster County makes exec's role permanent
• Proposed poetry installation debated
• Lancaster County to spend $45,190 to update aerial photographs
• Planners approve Brooklawn homes plan
• Man is nabbed in death of model
• Man is nabbed in death of model
• Ultralight plane crashes in Salisbury Township
• Ultralight plane crashes in Salisbury Township
• Lancaster city man pleads guilty in killing
• Lancaster city man pleads guilty in killing
• Romney, Santorum slated to speak at Lancaster County GOP banquet
• Romney, Santorum slated to speak at Lancaster County GOP banquet
• Girl, 11, sues Solanco School District over drug tests
• Girl, 11, sues Solanco School District over drug tests
• Lancaster city police targeting family violence
• Lancaster city police targeting family violence
• Quarryville man guilty of sex crimes
• Quarryville man guilty of sex crimes
• Author illustrates creativity at Lampeter Elementary
• Author illustrates creativity at Lampeter Elementary
• Ephrata Twp. denies park rental request
• Ephrata Twp. denies park rental request
• Octorara forges ties with faith-based groups
• Octorara forges ties with faith-based groups
• POLICE LOG: March 21, 2012
• Elizabethtown considers another year of student shuffling
• Tax trouble in Columbia
• Tax trouble in Columbia
• Great opportunity to watch a great film!
• PCA&D students will work with painter Stanley Lewis tomorrow afternoon for an in...
• The new faculty members of the Emeritus Club
• Ephrata Township OKs composting at mulch business
• President Griscom addresses the 2012 Emeritus Reception
• President Griscom addresses the 2012 Emeritus Reception
• Busing nonpublic school students drives Solanco meeting
• Busing nonpublic school students drives Solanco meeting
• A WITF Smart Talk segment featuring Robert Jinks, associate professor of biology...
• NCAA tourney predictions, busted brackets
• Lancaster City Council approves rezoning of former YMCA site
• Ephrata students learn 'baaa-sics' of sheep husbandry
• Lancaster City Council approves rezoning of former YMCA site
• Because she can
• St. James Episcopal Church shines from within
• St. James Episcopal Church shines from within
• Octorara board facing deadline
• Lancaster city schools hire firms for roof work
• Lancaster city schools hire firms for roof work
• College credits to be offered to McCaskey students
• 4th-generation distributor relocates to Columbia
• MU offers community volunteer opportunities
• W. Donegal rejects waiver of property tax
• Rocky road: Car hits rocks after wreck in East Lampeter Township
• Rocky road: Car hits rocks after wreck in East Lampeter Township
• Lancaster County Board of Elections moves polling places
• Lancaster County Board of Elections moves polling places
• Yemenis show support for Shrum
• Yemenis show support for Shrum
• Inmate drug case off to trial
• Inmate drug case off to trial
• No deal for burglar
• Man charged in Lancaster city hit-and-run case
• Man charged in Lancaster city hit-and-run case
• NASA reschedules Va. suborbital rocket launches
• NASA reschedules Va. suborbital rocket launches
• Penn Manor considers drug testing new employees
• Quarryville church chalks in Lenten tea
• Marietta residents battle to stop approved street project
• POLICE LOG: March 20, 2012
• L-S board discusses changes to rental fee policy
• Lancaster County man drowns in Cancun
• Penn Manor students show their history know-how
• Conestoga, Martic polls return to old sites
• Human Rights Week kick off at 7:30 p.m. on March 21 with a lecture by race and g...
• First day of spring arrives
• Boil-water notice issued for Mount Joy Borough east of Little Chiques Bridge
• Refton fashion show to benefit New Hope Community Life Ministry
• Police seek help in identifying 2 robbery suspects; reward offered
• Thief steals $680 worth of cigarettes from Ephrata store
• Judge doesn't buy man's excuses for missing his trial
• Local man drowns while on vacation in Mexico
• Occupy Lancaster to discuss plans tonight
• Sales are a success in West Earl, Farmersville
• Father: Son slain in Yemen would not have proselytized
• Naked intruder facing trespass, drug charges
• Catholic Charities eyes school in Manheim Township
• Swim center, garage get Lancaster city zoning OK
• Giving our veterans their due
• Three ordered to stand trial in kidnapping, robbery
• Three trucks collide, shut Route 30
• Brightly colored bike leads police to theft suspect
• Gypsy Hill Road bridge closed for replacement
• Suspect put in jail after witness claims retaliation
• 74 county students among winners at National History Day competition
• Challenge accepted: Solanco Food Bank competes for funds
• POLICE LOG: Monday, March 19
• Rapho approves plan for animal cremation facility
• VIDEO: Area runners compete in Run4Luck
• Police: City man arrested for groping teenage girl
• Police: Teen assaulted man in wheelchair, officer
• F&M geophysics professor Tim Bechtel and his teenage daughter work to develop be...
• Crash victim texting, investigators report
• Crews respond to barn fire in northern Lancaster County
• Crews respond to barn fire in northern Lancaster County
• New Providence woman, 20, killed in 2-car crash
• Donegal graduate slain in Yemen
• Donegal graduate slain in Yemen
• Worried we will pay for these wonderful warm days Don't
• Worried we will pay for these wonderful warm days Don't
• UPDATED: One killed in Eden crash
• No fixing this
• Making better doctors, a panel at a time
• Making better doctors, a panel at a time
• Justice Delayed, Part 2: A new order in the court
• President judge not in favor of individual calendar for criminal court
• This judge made criminal court run on time
• Judges not holding to campaign promise
• ARD program cuts caseload for courts
• In family court, it's 'one judge, one family'
• County and court wrangle over fees
• Judge warns of continuances, gets 59 guilty pleas, 54 ready for trial
• Master judges: Another option
• Newspaper request to see hotel tax figures is denied
• Bittermans' sentencing for tax evasion delayed
• Guess who's hobnobbing at the White House
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, March 18
• Down the drain
• One for the books
• What do you geek
• But about those items never returned ...
• SLIDE SHOW: Anniversary mud sale in Penryn
• Shakin' up history
• Steve O'Neill's work is taxing, but fulfilling
• McCaskey team wins regional mock trial
• Plans for Upper Leacock quarry expansion move forward
• PennDOT moves to take land for new Lititz Pike bridge
• POLICE LOG
• Attempted abduction of girl in E-town
• Octorara officials address the impact of cyber schools
• D.A. Landis Trucking, owner plead guilty
• D.A. Landis Trucking, owner plead guilty
• Manheim Township teachers counter freeze request
• Manheim Township teachers counter freeze request
• Sentence given in test-drive fatality
• Ephrata man charged with sex crimes
• Donegal partners with virtual 'academy'
• Donegal expels student, hears other bully complaints
• State official visits Manheim Central ag department
• Columbia board OKs move to longer, fewer classes
• Terre Hill will inspect sidewalks for safety
• Suspect charged in Octorara school thefts
• Auditor suggests Little Britain raise revenue
• PCA&D student artwork is in the community and looking great. Our second story t...
• New Holland church shares plans for expansion
• West Lampeter planners draft zoning changes
• Car salesman gets 3 1/2-14 years for fatal test drive crash
• College Avenue bridge set to open in Elizabethtown
• Man skips trial, but it goes on without him
• PCA&D student artwork is out in the community and looking great. We have two st...
• It's a bit gloomy at F&M this morning and Spring Break may be coming to a close,...
• Millersville University nixes alumni deal to fund men's track, cross-country teams
• Manheim Township staffing dip forces changes
• Medical buses to keep running -- for now
• Medical buses to keep running -- for now
• Package delivered to Armstrong headquarters causes scare
• Package delivered to Armstrong headquarters causes scare
• Fire damages Marietta home
• Fire damages Marietta home
• Crash leads to DUI charges
• Crash leads to DUI charges
• The 'Ned' show a hit at Reamstown
• UPDATE: Owner says jewelry boxes were stolen during burglary
• From his role in Animal House to concerned F&M parent, James Widdoes discusses t...
• Hockey player stops by St. Leo
• Hockey player stops by St. Leo
• Check out PCA&D's summer classes! Download our catalog to see courses available...
• Octorara talks turf
• Octorara talks turf
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, March 15
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, March 15
• Manheim Central considering Rapho site for new school
• Manheim Central considering Rapho site for new school
• Investigators say welfare office powder was no threat
• Investigators say welfare office powder was no threat
• American eagle
• American eagle
• Octorara eyes $500,000 in staff reductions
• Octorara eyes $500,000 in staff reductions
• Richard Durso ’15 will represent F&M in the 141-lb weight class at the NCAA Divi...
• Police looking for owner of two jewelry boxes
• Police: Attempt to use stolen credit card was 'comedy of errors'
• Woman, 45, gets jail for sex assault
• Victim's testimony triggers deal in assault trial
• Akron man struck by minivan
• NASA delays rocket launch to study jet stream
• 6th guilty plea set in EFI case
• Police identify woman killed in Warwick Township wreck
• State releases school safety reports
• Lancaster County commissioners vote to borrow $55.9 million
• Lancaster city plans porous parking lots
• Election board schedules hearing on polling places
• Marietta officials approve contested street makeover
• Manheim outlines plan for hiring new manager
• Resident wants West Earl to update noise ordinance
• Blue skies and flowers in mid-March
• Strasburg officials discuss home repairs
• La Academia will make its own history at History Day contest
• Lancaster Catholic will stage 'Guys and Dolls'
• East Cocalico leases township-owned land to farmer
• Arsonist targets vehicle in Manheim Township
• Denver officials decline request to host debate
• School District of Lancaster weighs cuts
• Ephrata Borough welcomes three to police force
• Open-campus study developing
• Stephen Gargano earns Eagle Award
• Penn Twp. creates profile on Facebook
• Quarryville firm on sidewalks
• Southern Regional police officer returns to patrol after error
• Kirkwood teen charged in vandalism
• Corbett has other plans for farmland preservation funds
• Late-winter heat wave jump-starts flowers, trees
• Man claims self-defense in beating of two women
• Man in serious condition after wreck
• School District of Lancaster moves tonight's meeting to McCaskey East auditorium
• Resident files complaints with Akron council
• State could delay $2 million in Elanco project funding
• Lancaster city noise board allows Marion Court music
• POLICE LOG: Tuesday, March 13
• Banquet to honor Manheim and Manheim Central standouts
• Blog by Country Day student appears on Huffington Post
• Columbia officials will meet with market vendors
• Robert Hochgertel, chair of PCA&D's Illustration department and associate profes...
• Conestoga Valley wants to cut days from school calendar
• Conestoga Valley wants to cut days from school calendar
• Is the current political climate hostile to women? Several F&M voices weigh in f...
• 1 person seriously injured in Lancaster wreck
• Clay campground gets OK to move ahead on improvements
• Veteran IDs problem with voter measure
• Veteran IDs problem with voter measure
• Lancaster city, firefighters air differences
• Lancaster city, firefighters air differences
• Firm eyed for new Lancaster County emergency radio system
• Firm eyed for new Lancaster County emergency radio system
• Manheim Township newsletter delivery format under scrutiny
• Manheim Township newsletter delivery format under scrutiny
• Feds: N.J. firm charged on using bad milk bought from local trucking firm
• Nuclear safety steps taken at Peach Bottom
• Five hurt when truck hits buggy in Rapho Township
• Two cited after manslaughter verdict
• Bazaar, Girls' Night Out planned
• Quarryville Library sponsors food drive for students
• POLICE LOG: Monday, March 12
• Quilts loom large at West Earl mud sales
• 'Taste of New Holland' features area eateries
• Thieves strike unlocked vehicles in Manheim Township
• Robber hits Manheim Township convenience store
• Boy Scouts to do community projects in Adamstown
• Boy Scouts to do community projects in Adamstown
• Missing kayaker found in river
• House fire in Salisbury Township
• Pleasant weather boosts crowds at Charter Day
• Man guilty of child rape
• E-town man faces prison for fourth DUI conviction
• Going mobile
• Pequea Valley examines plan to cut teacher postitions
• PennDOT to replace Route 741 bridge in Strasburg Twp.
• Another image sent to us from photo majors on their road trip this weekend -- so...
• West Hempfield board approves rezoning
• John Wallace takes life's backroads
• The sweetest calico under the sun
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - March 11, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - March 11, 2012
• Watch for water under the bridge
• Jury duty here most inefficent in state
• Dignity restored
• 'Certified trial ready', but only a dozen cases will go before a judge
• Pretrial sessions accomplish little
• The erratic route taken by a DUI case
• Unprepared defendants clog district courts
• Continuance after continuance after ...
• As time goes on victim grows weary, fearful
• Take some Good advice
• Shopping for a judge
• Sunday News series: Justice Delayed
• The MIT Engineers defeated the Diplomats 69-54 in the NCAA Division III men's ba...
• F&M falls to MIT
• Columbia falls in boys' basketball
• Politics gets personal
• Chester ousts McCaskey
• Bart Township supervisors rethink road sealing
• Local man jailed for sex crimes against girls
• Haines wins 2nd state wrestling title
• Held captive as a juror
• Canceled Moved Two more ways to delay a case
• Denver man jailed for sex offenses
• Daylight-saving time begins Sunday
• No. 9 Franklin & Marshall earned a 80-71 victory over No. 2 Amherst in the NCAA...
• Jury foreman offers look inside Hawkins trial
• Mechanic convicted in benefit fraud case
• Mechanic convicted in benefit fraud case
• Lancaster County resident named to Pennsylvania Council on Aging
• Lancaster County resident named to Pennsylvania Council on Aging
• Trash fire triggers barn blaze in West Earl Township
• Trash fire triggers barn blaze in West Earl Township
• Manheim Township coach might go, but some backers say no
• Manheim Township coach might go, but some backers say no
• White powder scare in Lancaster city
• White powder scare in Lancaster city
• The Diplomats take on Amherst in Mayser
• Quarryville mayor praises borough employees
• Quarryville mayor praises borough employees
• Adamstown considers replacing hydrants, water meters
• Adamstown considers replacing hydrants, water meters
• Sadsbury hears complaints of buggies running stop signs
• Sadsbury hears complaints of buggies running stop signs
• Columbia crocuses
• Columbia crocuses
• New Holland society, theater will present 'Band of Brothers'
• New Holland society, theater will present 'Band of Brothers'
• POLICE LOG: March 9, 2012
• POLICE LOG: March 9, 2012
• Traffic restrictions planned Monday on Route 30 bridge
• Traffic restrictions planned Monday on Route 30 bridge
• Here's a great article about PCA&D illustration instructor/Marvel DC Comics arti...
• Pedestrian struck in Lancaster city identified
• Pedestrian struck in Lancaster city identified
• County border causes confusion in Sadsbury
• County border causes confusion in Sadsbury
• Manheim Chamber focuses on emergency preparedness
• Manheim Chamber focuses on emergency preparedness
• Small fire briefly shuts down city restaurant
• Small fire briefly shuts down Lancaster city restaurant
• Plans for natural gas pipelines include Lancaster County
• Plans for natural gas pipelines include Lancaster County
• Elizabethtown, Franklin & Marshall hike tuition rates
• Woman jailed in party death
• Jury convicts Hawkins of voluntary manslaughter
• Suspect in rape caught in Colo.
• PPL plans to fix boat launch in Pequea
• RRTA braces for loss of funding
• Missionary from Lititz killed in S.C.
• Wheatland Middle School roof project cost soars
• Lancaster County residents enjoy warm weather
• Feeling sheepy
• POLICE LOG: March 8, 2012
• Jury deliberations begin in homicide trial
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: The War on Women
• Willow Street artist opens exhibit in Quarryville
• Heater blamed in chicken house blaze
• East Lampeter honors police officer
• Christiana council welcomes new member
• Jury expected to start deliberations in murder trial
• UPDATED: Man, 20, struck by vehicle in Lancaster city
• HACC's Lancaster Campus hosts 12th annual job fair
• Facility rental fee changes proposed at Lampeter-Strasburg
• Lancaster County reaches out to disaster-hit areas
• Super Tuesday has little sway here
• East Hempfield Township hears support for sports complex
• Harrisburg Pike safety under study
• Lancaster County Conservancy shares ideas for 'urban forest'
• Feds hit owner of 'temp' firms for alleged failure to collect, pay taxes
• Couple faces new charges in theft of packages delivered to homes
• Accused killer testifies, claims self-defense
• K-9 helps to catch fugitive hiding in 'fridge
• March Open House at PCA&D is coming up soon! Register online or call us at 800-6...
• Preliminary plan for Ephrata Marketplace is approved
• Brecknock Twp. officials discuss damage to area roads
• Blaze destroys Mount Joy chicken house
• Strasburg Township considers joint sewer plant
• Warwick moves ahead with 2012-13 budget
• The Franklin & Marshall College Library book sale begins this week in Shadek-Fac...
• East Petersburg floats money making measures for pool
• Manor Twp. puts two neighborhood issues on hold
• Solanco stages 'Kiss Me, Kate'
• Fugitive hiding in refrigerator sniffed out by police dog
• Prosecution expected to rest its case today in trial of accused killer
• PCA&D is hosting a meeting of the central PA chapter of AIGA, which will feature...
• SEED, a short film by David Godin '10, will be part of the PA Latino Film Festiv...
• UPDATE: Fire destroys Mount Joy Township chicken house
• Lawmakers tell drivers texting isn't OK
• Pa. boards discipline local surgeon, nurse in separate incidents
• Pedestrian is struck in Lancaster city
• Mount Joy seeks to revise parking near train station
• Hempfield School District offers exit deal to staff
• Landfill deal panned in Caernarvon Township
• Landfill deal panned in Caernarvon Township
• Ephrata man injured in Berks County car crash in Feb. dies
• Ephrata man injured in Berks County car crash in Feb. dies
• Man jailed for attack 28 years ago
• Man jailed for attack 28 years ago
• Man who aided stabbing victim testifies
• Man who aided stabbing victim testifies
• Robbers hit at hotel, Turkey Hill
• Robbers hit at hotel, Turkey Hill
• East Donegal Twp. land kept in agriculture
• East Donegal Twp. land kept in agriculture
• Fire in East Earl Township
• Fire in East Earl Township
• Sunlight blamed for crash on Columbia Avenue
• West Donegal Twp. hires supervisor
• West Donegal Twp. hires supervisor
• Pedestrian struck in Lancaster city
• Marietta anniversary celebration is a 'ball'
• Marietta anniversary celebration is a 'ball'
• Reamstown students salute Seuss
• Penn Manor increases bandwidth, reviews transportation
• Earl Twp. gets permission to improve traffic signal
• Donegal students balance success on the court and in the classroom
• Amelia Bedelia comes to life at MC's Doe Run Elementary
• POLICE LOG: March 6, 2012
• Donegal officials discuss 'grand' proposal
• Donegal board supports prevailing wage reform
• McCaskey team wins mock trial contest
• Sunlight blamed for crash on Columbia Avenue
• Annie Lyon '01, web communications coordinator at American University, is schedu...
• NIE feature: Hempfield's new school
• NIE News Feature: Remembering 9/11
• Ephrata police: Sunday accident where boy was struck not a hit-and-run
• Thefts from vehicles probed in Ephrata Township
• Gun carriers who asked to move polling place find church policy also bans weapons
• Lancaster Amtrak station renovations fast-tracked
• Cyclists urge Lancaster City Council to go bike-friendly
• Penn Manor teachers, board OK 2-year contract with pay raises
• Electrical problem sparks Lancaster city blaze
• Attorney says fatal 2009 stabbing justified
• 'Ghost Hunters' investigate Bube's Brewery
• POLICE LOG: March 5, 2012
• Wake up with us next Monday -- the day after we turn our clocks one hour ahead b...
• East Cocalico finds source of residents' complaints
• Chefs dish out their best at Cocalico event
• Intercourse man charged in series of burglaries
• E. Drumore changes energy ordinance, honors former leader
• How have perceptions of gender and the use of technology impacted your career? h...
• Solanco historical society will host benefit concert
• Salisbury zoners reject sign request for Houston Run
• Penn Manor teachers, school board to vote on new contract today
• Columbia Ministerium expands services to those in need
• Lancaster city teen accused of assaulting officer
• Route 23 project getting under way
• NPR correspondent David Greene reports on his recent trip to Russia tonight at 7...
• Silo fire hits Upper Leacock business
• Police: Russian roulette led to shooting
• Ephrata boy struck by car
• A bit of advice: 'Lock your car doors'
• 'Lock your car doors'
• Area higher-ed hubs encouraged to embrace diversity
• Area higher-ed hubs encouraged to embrace diversity
• Inspiration & Imagin8ion
• MT grad's photo inspires Ron Howard short film
• Police: Russian roulette led to shooting
• Straight from the shoulder
• Golf benefit takes aim at target audience
• Slice of creativity
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, March 4, 2012
• Lori Kapferer is in step with today's girls
• What a Pip!
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - March 4, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - March 4, 2012
• Coroner's report -- December
• The Diplomats men's basketball team moves on to NCAA Sweet Sixteen with a 82-72...
• Early birds (and bugs)
• Forum: Innovative educators show their stuff
• Columbia Scout banquet
• Man accidentally wounds himself
• For Ohio Plain, misplaced faith, but a forgiving spirit
• Driver on learner's permit crashes into King Street McDonald's
• Strasburg's toy train museum is on track for a party
• 5 county establishments cited with liquor violations
• 5 county establishments cited with liquor violations
• 'Justice Delayed' three-part series begins Sunday, March 11
• Woman's tip helps police nab 2 in home burglary
• Woman's tip helps police nab 2 in home burglary
• Road rage, gun lead to arrest
• Road rage, gun lead to arrest
• New Arbor Place youth center will offer tutoring, basketball, dance and meals
• New Arbor Place youth center will offer tutoring, basketball, dance and meals
• Route 23 resurfacing begins on Monday
• Blacks role in Civil War among 'best kept secrets'
• Blacks role in Civil War among 'best kept secrets'
• Route 23 resurfacing begins on Monday
• 'Menace' jailed up to 60 years after conviction in 2nd stabbing
• 'Menace' jailed up to 60 years after conviction in 2nd stabbing
• Chamber speaker: former British PM Tony Blair
• Fulton Twp. won't make exceptions to building fee
• Fulton Twp. won't make exceptions to building fee
• 3 charged with dealing heroin
• 3 charged with dealing heroin
• Visit the North Museum during First Friday from 5-7 p.m.. For a reduced admissio...
• Elanco officials evaluate the effects of Corbett's budget
• Elanco officials evaluate the effects of Corbett's budget
• POLICE LOG: March 2, 2012
• POLICE LOG: March 2, 2012
• Rapho real estate tax is still hot issue for some
• Rapho real estate tax is still hot issue for some
• Manheim program steers teens toward defensive driving
• Manheim program steers teens toward defensive driving
• Council seeks to revive Elizabethtown Arts
• Tipsters credited as two women charged with retail theft
• Pschology prof Michael Anderson receives a fellowship typically awarded to his p...
• Tony Blair to speak at Lancaster chamber dinner
• Suspected bank robber captured
• Truck strikes bridge in Upper Leacock Township
• Flu goes missing this winter
• Poetry project unveiled
• Lancaster man sentenced for sexually assaulting teen girls
• Jury selection under way in 2009 stabbing death
• Jury selection under way in 2009 stabbing death
• Man in jail charged in 4th violent heist
• Gap pizza shop owner: I had to fend off attackers
• 2-vehicle crash temporarily closes Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge
• 2-vehicle crash temporarily closes Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge
• Police arrest bank robbery suspect after standoff
• Lancaster man gets 30-60 years for assaults on local girls
• Columbia will draft smoking ban
• Columbia will draft smoking ban
• Lancaster Symphony Orchestra musicians vote to form union
• The biggest a cappella event of the year takes place Sunday March 4th at 6pm in...
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, March 1
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, March 1
• Ever had the urge to spray paint something on Hartman Green? Now's your chance!...
• Ding-dong, the Witch, Dorothy and gang call on Columbia
• Ephrata schools find success with math program
• Manheim would feel effects of proposed magisterial district change
• Manheim would feel effects of proposed magisterial district change
• Man jailed up to 2 years for retaliating with shotgun
• Lancaster city man sentenced for shotgun assault
• New charge against man accused of robbing 3 city businesses
• Gap pizza shop employee fights off robber
• Ephrata schools find success with math program
• Police: Rapist targets shopper
• Lancaster city fire union wins skirmish
• Lancaster city fire union wins skirmish
• Mom, son arrested together
• Mom, son arrested together
• Gun carriers want old polling places
• Gun toters want old polling places
• Manheim Township OKs meeting fee
• Manheim Township OKs meeting fee
• Lancaster County Career & Technology Center, teachers OK new contract
• Lancaster County Career & Technology Center, teachers OK new contract
• Marietta to revamp laws
• Marietta to revamp laws
• Trial for man in sex case
• Trial for man in sex case
• Sun to follow soaking rain
• Sun to follow soaking rain
• Calling all graduates of the CLASS OF 2011! We need your help completing our Ann...
• Manheim Township man faces several charges after attempted carjacking
• POLICE LOG: Wednesday, Feb. 29
• POLICE LOG: Wednesday, Feb. 29
• Manheim Borough chooses new leadership
• Manheim Borough chooses new leadership
• Pequea Valley sees success with laptop program
• Pequea Valley sees success with laptop program
• Cocalico superintendent anticipates state budget
• Cocalico superintendent anticipates state budget
• E-readers arrive at Quarryville Library
• E-readers arrive at Quarryville Library
• Propane truck overturns in Rapho Township
• Propane truck overturns in Rapho Township
• Happy Leap Day! Riffing on a bit of English folklore, an editorial from the Octo...
• The Diplomats will host the opening rounds of the NCAA DIII men's basketball tou...
• Millersville reopens skateboard park
• MC views elementary school needs
• Lancaster County Prison inmate caught with drugs
• Photographer wants apology from police
• Lancaster city commends police officer for bravery
• Gov. Tom Corbett names 2 local men to advisory panel
• Manheim Council president steps down
• Lititz applauds flood control efforts
• Warwick principal will retire
• Casey to Amtrak: Get going
• Vote due on radio provider for local police and firefighters
• Humane League of Lancaster County promo an award winner
• New storm water rules outlined in West Earl
• Shooting gets man 20 years
• Police use stun gun on DUI suspect
• A familiar sight to Fummers old and new: a bustling atrium adorned with colorful...
• Penn Manor superintendent sets goal for district
• Resident burning leaves causes brush fire in East Earl Township
• Manheim police: Woman in photo in credit-card case not a suspect
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 28,2012
• Hempfield will present 'Thoroughly Modern Millie'
• Strasburg Twp. plans to crack down on speeding
• Middle school principal, others to retire from Solanco
• Work created during PCA&D's 2012 Designathon is now online.
• Cocalico turns up the heat on 3 local chefs
• Columbia council seeks answers on market situation
• Police probe stabbing in Mountville
• Lancaster County tops in nation in residents' satisfaction
• Man on city roof facing charges
• Bay foundation slates two workshops for farmers
• Discussing NBA All-Star weekend; slumping Sixers
• Brewers' Braun wins appeal
• Man jailed in killing asks to KO his plea
• City zoners approve theater
• Crystal Park to get $750K renovation beginning in fall
• Woman jailed for welfare fraud
• Beaten to the buzzer
• Three charged in theft of cigarettes
• Eagles may be harming hawks
• Tattoo artists meet with health officer
• LancasterOnline readers identify suspect
• LancasterOnline readers identify suspect
• Man convicted in Diener murder says his attorneys gave him bad advice
• On Feb. 15, Franklin & Marshall College opened its doors for 200 exceptional jun...
• 'Friends' prepare for Adamstown library bingo event
• 'Friends' prepare for Adamstown library bingo event
• 'Friends' hurry to raise funds for Southern Regional Police
• 'Friends' hurry to raise funds for Southern Regional Police
• Loud stereo leads to arrest
• Stolen car recovered thanks to loud music
• City woman to serve 6-23 months for collecting fraudulent welfare payments
• The Diplomats men's basketball team thumped Muhlenberg 71-55 Sat. night to claim...
• Developer plans for long battle with E. Lampeter
• Ephrata Twp. considers contribution to drug task force
• Car ransackings, graffiti vandals hit Columbia
• Car ransackings, graffiti vandals hit Columbia
• Man hopes to establish microdistillery in Lancaster city
• Man hopes to establish microdistillery in Lancaster city
• 'Blue-chip' investment
• Friends, family recall late artist
• Honk if you love geese
• Dismissal of market manager sparks rift
• Traffic access for new Dollar General a concern in West Earl
• Lafayette's fire calls dropped 3.4% in 2011
• Ousted Columbia market manager speaks out
• On Twitter, @itskirkdesign asked for the Brian G snuggie photo. Well, here it is...
• Tourist bureau questions if all hotel taxes collected
• Mormon Moment: Defending the faith
• Mormons: Christians or not
• Mormons lean to GOP
• Mud money
• Motherly camaraderie
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Feb. 26
• What's bin going on in Grandview Heights
• Missing halfway house resident turns herself in
• White bests red in Quiz Bowl
• Cheryl Kreider's living memorial to her daughter
• Friendly Tezia is a beauty
• Deeds Recorded - Feb. 26, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Feb. 26, 2012
• Local GOP delegation backs House bill to require ultrasounds before abortions
• Wind blamed for apartment fire in West Hempfield
• F&M claims Centennial title
• What a strong body of work created by the Designathon teams. They showed each p...
• Wind gusts hit 49 mph; some damage
• Manheim area could lose district judgeship
• Old spring house destroyed in Manor Township fire
• It's been an intense 22.5 hours, but at 6 p.m. tonight it all comes together whe...
• Thank you, WGAL News, for visiting PCA&D during our 24-hour Designathon. We are...
• Police: Former county woman fails to report back to halfway house
• Clock ticking on shots rule
• Columbia Bowl owners won't rebuild
• Calls about gas odor here traced to broken oil pipe in N.J.
• Victims not forgotten five months after flooding
• Police say man saved 2 from carbon monoxide
• School District of Lancaster's homeless student project facilitator retiring
• Think you know all there is to know about the Civil War?
• Two hours until the start of the 2012 Designathon, PCA&D's creative marathon tha...
• POLICE LOG: Friday, February 24
• Elizabeth Twp. will join regional plan discussion
• Woman with seven retail theft convictions faces another charge
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Rick Santorum, Church Lady
• 2 hospitalized from carbon monoxide poisoning
• The latest Franklin & Marshall College Poll shows Rick Santorum with a commandin...
• Volunteers from The Human Rights Initiative (THRI) stayed inside a malaria net i...
• Texting driver strikes parked vehicles, leaves scene
• Man charged with assaulting Ephrata crossing guard
• Lingering questions about Phillies' roster
• Forum tackles form-based zoning
• Lancaster County to lose 'singing' bridge
• School District of Lancaster has new deal for assistant superintendent
• Former McCaskey teacher faces trial for sex charges
• Mail facility here faces cutbacks
• Firefighters battle blaze at New Holland business
• PPL provides warning on scam
• Keynote Speaker Tony Chivinski talks to Phi Theta Kappa inductees about communit...
• Soon to be members of Phi Theta Kappa Honorary Society at the Induction Banquet
• Student testifies against teacher in sex-crime case
• Donegal officials vote to raze farmhouse
• Donegal board discusses offering cyber program
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, February 23
• Speechcraft workshop in Manheim Township goes beyond toasts
• Things are busy, busy here at PCA&D as we get ready for the start of tomorrow's...
• The lowdown on the Oscar showdown
• City man faces gun charges after fleeing from police
• Emergency crews on scene of crash in Earl Township
• E-town schools turn down teacher early retirement plan
• Friday, Feb. 24 at 6:30 p.m. in the Green Room Theatre: The Wide Eyed Film Festi...
• Lancaster man charged in stabbing incident
• Stabbing at city home apparently accidental
• Man shot during one of three armed robberies in city
• Poll says Santorum has big lead in Pa.
• Santorum piling up cash in Pa.
• District Judge Ballentine officially suspended
• Planners deny proposed Landisville development
• Urban forest plan ready for public inspection
• Townships eye new bridge
• Suspect arrested in Griest Building burglary case
• Suspects sought in credit card theft
• Five cars stolen in one night
• Lancaster city pool survives storm
• Plea deal in horse slaughter
• Lititz man gets 6 to 12 years for beating baby girl
• Ex-hoops star gets probation for assault
• PCA&D faculty member Charlie Beyl is featured on an illustration blog, "David-Wa...
• The Philadelphia Alumni Writers House invites you to a reading with Wayne Koeste...
• Terre Hill man charged with weapons violation in Atlantic City
• Conestoga Valley stages public budget forum, reviews possible cost containment
• Paradise seats pair of new supervisors
• Donegal students face deadline
• 40 protest dismissal of market manager
• Assault suspect charged in taxi cab attack
• Ephrata strives to breed business
• North Museum to stay put
• Downtown Lancaster project changes backed
• School District of Lancaster board approves site for Fulton chiller unit
• Teen gets prison in BB gun spree
• 2 bridges on busy Lancaster County roads will be replaced this summer
• Octorara approves funding for educational programs
• Five vehicles collide in Elizabethtown
• Elizabethtown business moves to new location
• Manheim Central foundation fundraiser in 9th year
• Adamstown officials discuss cost-cutting proposals
• Don't forget to follow Pennsylvania College of Art & Design on Twitter. You'll...
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 21, 2012
• Firefighters respond to small barn fire in Paradise Township
• Taxi driver assaulted, robbed
• Manheim man gets 10-20 years in prison for molesting 5-year-old girl
• New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, well known for his government, busines...
• Three days until the 4th annual 24-hour Designathon. Our dedicated students and...
• Firefighters respond to house fire near Columbia
• Ephrata man charged with aggravated assault
• Empowerment program at YWCA faces cuts
• Strasburg set to kick off mud sales season
• Last day on the ice at Clipper Magazine Stadium
• Two injured in East Earl Township wreck
• Burglars hit offices in Griest Building
• Father accused in death of child
• Leaman fills supervisor vacancy in Upper Leacock
• Leaman fills supervisor vacancy in Upper Leacock
• Upper Leacock will hear quarry request March 15
• Upper Leacock will hear quarry request March 15
• Strasburg bakery expanding tradition beyond fasnachts
• Strasburg bakery expanding tradition beyond fasnachts
• Jennifer Knust: "Let's stop pretending the Bible is dictating and start admittin...
• UPDATED: Griest Building ransacked, burglarized
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 20, 2012
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 20, 2012
• Strasburg library is banking on Spring Fling success
• Strasburg library is banking on Spring Fling success
• Hambright students learn lessons through Meals on Wheels
• Hambright students learn lessons through Meals on Wheels
• Columbia market manager is out
• Columbia market manager is out
• Rapho officials approve plan for hotel near Turnpike
• Rapho officials approve plan for hotel near Turnpike
• Father of child who died here charged with murder
• No, it isn't "Kingpin," it's PCA&D's Superbowl 1! Good times with students, facu...
• The inaugural Wide Eyed Film Festival, Feb. 22-23, gives F&M students a chance t...
• Celia Gillam '14, Emma Robertson '14, Leawna Burek '14, and Chelsea Crossett '14...
• Presidents Day: What's open, closed
• Presidents Day: What's open, closed
• Calls offer aid to flood victims
• Calls offer aid to flood victims
• Staging a proposal, audience and all
• Staging a proposal, audience and all
• Fire destroys Lancaster Township apartments
• Numbers tell story of new Manheim Township library
• Numbers tell story of new MT library
• County park hosts annual maple-sugaring demonstration
• The best lessons stick
• Woman injured in Lancaster Township fire
• Is old barn a storehouse of history or a ruin
• Is old barn a storehouse of history or a ruin
• Water over the bridge
• Water over the bridge
• The life savers
• The life savers
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012
• Turbine runner moves at a crawl
• Turbine runner moves at a crawl
• One night can make all the difference
• Ken Husler is attuned to the value of music education
• Ken Husler is attuned to the value of music education
• One night can make all the difference
• Rely on Caine for true friendship
• Rely on Caine for true friendship
• Deeds Recorded - Feb. 19, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Feb. 19, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - Feb. 19, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Feb. 19, 2012
• Chili competition heats up Fire & Ice Festival
• Chili competition heats up Fire & Ice Festival
• Octorara board to discuss reading program, athletic budget
• The Crossings at Conestoga Creek project hits legal bump
• Beware of those who charge for copies of deeds, other records
• Small fire at Armstrong's Marietta plant
• Vandalism mars Fire & Ice Festival in Lititz
• Honest! No snowstorm expected here
• Columbia schools gear up for PSSA tests
• Columbia schools gear up for PSSA tests
• Vandal smashes ice sculptures at festival
• Staffers at Manheim Township School District take offer
• Staffers at Manheim Township School District take offer
• Lancaster city hits Columbia-Marietta water deal
• Lancaster city hits Columbia-Marietta water deal
• Appointment turns into political flap in Manheim Township
• Appointment turns into political flap in Manheim Township
• Convicted pair appeal in felony sex-assault case
• Lancaster County may see snow Sunday
• Lancaster County may see snow Sunday
• Stiegel Glassworks holds grand opening
• Stiegel Glassworks holds grand opening
• $1,000 sewer fee frustrates Conestoga Township neighborhood
• $1,000 sewer fee frustrates Conestoga Township neighborhood
• Pequea Twp. officials continue to clash over appointments
• Pequea Twp. officials continue to clash over appointments
• In the Green Room this weekend—Heartfelt Tricks: Two One-Act Plays About Love an...
• Manheim dismisses borough manager
• Manheim dismisses borough manager
• Two file appeals of sentences for sexual assault of dying man
• Ex-Lancaster Mennonite High School assistant principal faces trial
• Wide load heads to Holtwood hydroelectric plant
• Wide load heads to Holtwood hydroelectric plant
• PCA&D illustration instructor Eric Fowler -- who is also a collections manager f...
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 17, 2012
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 17, 2012
• Riverview students give administrators a 'sweet' makeover
• Riverview students give administrators a 'sweet' makeover
• W. Lampeter officials will study rezoning request
• W. Lampeter officials will study rezoning request
• Ex-Mennonite High assistant principal to stand trial
• Tractor trailer overturns on Route 222 in West Earl Township
• Elizabethtown train station move is derailed, again
• Elizabethtown train station move is derailed, again
• Megan's Law offender charged with indecent assault
• Megan's Law offender charged with indecent assault
• Lancaster residents: help F&M researchers by tracking your sightings of foxes, c...
• Tractor trailer overturns on Route 222 in West Earl Township
• Funding sought for restoration of Speedwell lake
• Funding sought for restoration of Speedwell lake
• Full-day kindergarten added at Brecht Elementary School
• Full-day kindergarten added at Brecht Elementary School
• Signs detour heavy trucks away from Centerville Road
• Signs detour heavy trucks away from Centerville Road
• Lititz post office saved
• Warden addresses inmate's drug smuggling
• Warden addresses inmate's drug smuggling
• Man faces child-porn charges
• Man faces child-porn charges
• BB vandal sentenced 4 to 8 years
• BB vandal sentenced 4 to 8 years
• Two hurt in Route 272 collision
• Two hurt in Route 272 collision
• Sale raises record funds for Manheim Township library
• Sale raises record funds for Manheim Township library
• Fire & Ice Festival returns to Lititz
• Fire & Ice Festival returns to Lititz
• Downtown Lititz post office will stay open
• Manheim officials honor police officer
• Manheim officials honor police officer
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, February 16
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, February 16
• Denver seeks FEMA funds for Tropical Storm Lee damage
• Denver seeks FEMA funds for Tropical Storm Lee damage
• Trucking firm, owner expected to plead guilty in bogus-record scheme
• Trucking firm, owner expected to plead guilty in bogus-record scheme
• DUI checkpoints returning to E. Cocalico
• DUI checkpoints returning to E. Cocalico
• Police: Man rammed vehicle carrying child
• Police: Man rammed vehicle carrying child
• Little Britain discusses employee manual
• Little Britain discusses employee manual
• Warwick Township crew renovates old police building
• Warwick Township crew renovates old police building
• Manheim authority addresses billing error
• East Earl approves police contract with Terre Hill
• Even more from the Career Fair
• More from the Career Fair
• The 2012 Career Fair is on!
• PCA&D students and faculty are getting ready for SuperBowl I, a bowling smackdow...
• We're sharing some pictures from last night's performance by PCA&D instructor, J...
• 5 vehicles involved in Route 222 crash in Manheim Township
• POLICE LOG: Wednesday, February 15
• HACC-Lancaster Campus hosts Get2College event
• Schools have new worry
• Residents pan plan for Longfellow Drive extension
• Man faces assault charges
• RRTA halts med service
• Teen hurt in Colerain Township wreck
• Negative budget trend forces Lancaster County library to retrench
• 14 seek slots as GOP delegates
• Wenger appointed; Lehman objects
• Officials seek TIGER grant, again
• Officials seek TIGER grant, again
• Woman accused of killing husband
• Woman accused of killing husband
• Police file DUI charges in crash
• Police file DUI charges in crash
• Petition seeks tougher safety regulations near nuclear reactors
• Petition seeks tougher safety regulations near nuclear reactors
• Firefighters battle blaze at Salisbury Township mobile home
• Firefighters battle blaze at Salisbury Township mobile home
• Mountville recognizes Eagle Scout projects
• Mountville recognizes Eagle Scout projects
• Ephrata students create mural with meaning
• Ephrata students create mural with meaning
• Lancaster Country Day presents 'Alice in Wonderland'
• Lancaster Country Day presents 'Alice in Wonderland'
• WGAL did a piece on the Big Spring Run stream restoration project led by Profess...
• Manheim residents question road work, field repairs
• West Earl moving forward with safety steps
• Terre Hill gets treatment plant update
• Warwick Township man arrested for child porn collection
• Tractor-trailer shears pole, rolls on its side
• Strasburg considers ways to make intersection safer
• Woman saved as her Lancaster city home burns
• Dorothy Frey, chair of PCA&D Fine Arts department and instructor in the Fine Art...
• Elizabethtown school officials set to approve girls' lacrosse
• UPDATED: Fire hits city home, one rescued from porch roof
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 14, 2012
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 14, 2012
• Octorara teachers object to criticism
• Wildflower Pond residents plead street case to Clay supervisors
• Housing unit changes focus
• Housing unit changes focus
• School District of Lancaster faces up to $6M in cuts
• School District of Lancaster faces up to $6M in cuts
• Hempfield School District offered financial advice
• Hempfield School District offered financial advice
• Aquatic center plan gets off to a fast start
• West Lampeter gives final OK to Willow Valley plan
• Ephrata Borough passes naming policy
• Elanco assesses textbook switch
• Lancaster County eyes less auto use
• Lancaster County eyes less auto use
• Project details unveiled for sports complex in East Hempfield Township
• Project details unveiled for sports complex in East Hempfield Township
• Police seek info on outlet robbery
• Police seek info on outlet robbery
• Bottleneck Wednesday on Route 30 bridge
• Bottleneck Wednesday on Route 30 bridge
• Columbia will replace water lines, new generator approved
• Columbia will replace water lines, new generator approved
• Monday night Turnpike spill leads to Tuesday cleanup
• TSCT wins first playoff game of the season 75-45 vs Johnson College. The team ad...
• Freak radiator accident burns boy, 3
• Freak radiator accident burns boy, 3
• Mountville asked to ban smoking
• Penn Twp. recognized for land policies
• At the half, TSCT leads Johnson College by a score of 34-18.
• Where is everyone! Get out and Pack The MAC. Our guys need your support! IT'S TH...
• Mountville fire chief reports on 'good year'
• Residents, officials discuss problems at Tucquan Glen
• Mount Joy feeds fire to cold
• Mount Joy feeds fire to cold
• Minigolf a major hit for library
• Akron police report on probe of vehicle break-ins
• Police: Teen admits to stabbing boyfriend
• CV ponders music program cuts
• CV ponders music program cuts
• Tom Newmaster, co-owner of William Fox Munroe packaging design firm and instruc...
• UPDATE: Workers clean up toxic spill on turnpike
• Sex case filed here against Delaware suspect, 44
• Sex case filed here against Delaware suspect, 44
• Manheim Township board OKs updated budget
• Manheim Township board OKs updated budget
• Car smashes into house
• Car smashes into house
• District judge charged
• Manor retracts rail trail purchase
• Local girls targeted in sex case
• Turbine load to hit the road to Holtwood
• Columbia women headed to trial in robbery
• Happy Valentine's Day
• Mount Joy officer disputes report
• The 2012 Career Fair is just days away! Check out the various companies that wil...
• Manheim church supper to feature a special guest
• Intercourse resident will help survivors of trafficking
• District judge charged with tampering, is removed from bench
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 13, 2012
• Tomorrow -- Tuesday, Feb. 14th -- is the PCA&D students and faculty Valentine's...
• Fire crews on scene of Strasburg barn fire
• Does this bring back any memories for you alumni?
• Factory Ministry fundraiser aims to 'make a difference'
• Join us for one of these events planned to celebrate a multi-faith week of meani...
• Sadsbury portion of rail-trail still closed
• Former standout athlete facing prison for house break-ins
• Fire strikes converted barn in Leacock Township
• Hospice, library team up to help caregivers play music for patients
• Sympathy notes
• Manheim Township parents fret about possible cuts
• MT parents fret about possible cuts
• Two hurt in Earl wreck
• Two hurt in Earl wreck
• Barnstormers offer promotions to attract fans to the yard in 2012
• Stormers hope you're game
• Hotel tax debate rages; payments not open to public
• Chilled by a mild winter
• 2 in crime reduction program beat jail time
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Feb. 12, 2012
• Boys of Summer beckon
• The science of winning
• Colleagues determined to work wonders
• Events mark black history, opportunity
• Martine Cajas has designs on local weddings
• Two of a kind
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Feb. 12, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - Feb. 12, 2012
• Local man swindled, threatened
• Crews battle icy roads as temperatures plunge
• Signs of the time for firefighters' union
• Singer Whitney Houston dead at 48
• Manheim Township School District taken down a notch in bond rating
• Manheim Township School District taken down a notch in bond rating
• Fire in popcorn machine empties theaters
• Fire in popcorn machine empties theaters
• Judge stops farmer's sale of raw milk to Maryland
• Judge stops farmer's sale of raw milk to Maryland
• Sterling Goshea TAKES FIRST IN 197! #TSCTWrestling
• East Lampeter opposes HACC tax exemption
• East Lampeter opposes HACC tax exemption
• The finals are coming up next. Good luck to Sterling Goshea who is going for gol...
• MATT FLICK TAKES 4th IN 141! #TSCTWrestling
• MATT FLYNN's TAKE THIRD in 125. NATIONALS BOND! #TSCTWrestling
• The Matts on the matts!
• Matt Flick and Matt Flynn on the mats now. Good luck guys! #TSCTWrestling
• Let the consolation finals begin! We have three wrestlers competing: Matt Flick,...
• Break time at the tournament. When we return, we will place 3rd & 4th spots and...
• We are nearing the end of Round 3. For the latest brackets and team scores, visi...
• Consolation semi and then finals on both mats. #TSCTWrestling
• At least one Bulldog has punched their ticket to Nationals. How many more are y...
• Midway through second round. Still plenty of time to come out and watch the cham...
• Small storm still has another jab to throw
• Small storm still has another jab to throw
• The PCA&D student masquerade ball was last night. Enjoy some pictures of this ex...
• Round 1 is in the books. Updated brackets to be posted soon www.stevenscollege....
• The tournament has begun and we are one our way to crowning some champs! #TSCTWr...
• The MAC is ready for the NJCAA Wrestling Tournament to begin. #TSCTWrestling htt...
• Snow continues to fall
• East Lampeter OKs land-development waivers
• On with the Thon
• 52 dogs taken from 2 homes
• Fire destroys outbuilding in Salisbury Township
• Program teaches inmates one of hardest lessons
• Area could see snow up to 4 inches
• Area could see snow up to 4 inches
• A new chief for a new police department
• A new chief for a new police department
• Man gets one month in jail for child-porn charges
• Man gets one month in jail for child-porn charges
• Trial in citizen's arrest
• Trial in citizen's arrest
• Police: Child, 3, burned by hot water from heater
• This documentary, directed by Bill Marin '98, will air on Animal Planet HD Satur...
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 10, 2012
• Officials spar over elections chief pick
• Officials spar over elections chief pick
• Penn Manor, teachers reach deal
• Penn Manor, teachers reach deal
• West Hempfield Fire and Rescue report on busy 2011
• West Hempfield Fire and Rescue report on busy 2011
• Penryn Fire Company celebrates a century of service
• Penryn Fire Company celebrates a century of service
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: The return of the culture wars
• Prof Rob Jinks and F&M students work with the Clinic for Special Children to fin...
• District officials, residents discuss closing Strasburg Elementary
• District officials, residents discuss closing Strasburg Elementary
• 4 cited with stealing from employers
• 4 cited with stealing from employers
• Colerain officials postpone decision on business request
• Colerain officials postpone decision on business request
• Conoy considers future of house on township land
• Conoy considers future of house on township land
• Don't miss the NJCAA Wrestling Tournament taking place tomorrow in the MAC. Come...
• Lancaster boy, 3, burned by hot water
• Woman cashed counterfeit checks, police say
• Woman cashed counterfeit checks, police say
• DA to legislators: OK disclosure bill
• DA to legislators: OK disclosure bill
• Manheim Township eyes kindergarten benefits, costs
• Manheim Township eyes kindergarten benefits, costs
• Heart attack possible in auto wreck
• Heart attack possible in auto wreck
• Lancaster County recognizes smart-growth projects
• Lancaster County recognizes smart-growth projects
• Masonic Village honored for farm efforts
• Masonic Village honored for farm efforts
• Man gets 10 to 20 in 1999 slaying
• Man gets 10 to 20 in 1999 slaying
• 2011 busy year for Liberty Fire Company
• 2011 busy year for Liberty Fire Company
• What's your favorite kind of chocolate candy? View more photos from today's Tast...
• Donegal considers joining virtual academy
• Donegal considers joining virtual academy
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 9, 2012
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 9, 2012
• Two hurt in crash in Lancaster city
• Two hurt in crash in Lancaster city
• Police: Woman spit saliva and blood onto officer
• Police: Woman spit saliva and blood onto officer
• While students are enjoying chocolate and a cappella music at this week's Common...
• Quarryville residents quiz officials over sidewalk law
• Quarryville residents quiz officials over sidewalk law
• Warwick City team readies for national contest
• Warwick City team readies for national contest
• Denver man not endorsed for Penn State board of trustees
• Sport utility vehicle overturns on icy West Lampeter road
• Fire's aftermath a long nightmare
• HACC announces fall 2011 dean’s list
• Upheaval continues for Brecknock sewer authority
• Lancaster mayor fumes over Pa. gun bill
• L-S may reconsider stance on donation
• Scammers find prey here
• East Hempfield planners table talk on development
• Leacock OKs use of township roads for race
• Adamstown moves to improve building access
• Fire damages offices, apartments in Ephrata
• Power plant owner seeks public comment on shoreline strategy
• Exelon Nuclear donates $54K to Lancaster County
• Millersville University exec recruited for higher ed funding panel
• Inmate gets drugs past prison staff
• Woman to trial in stabbing of husband
• Lancaster city teen in county prison, accused in crime spree
• Police charge off-roaders with damaging property
• Man charged in knife assault on girlfriend
• Ephrata Township plans playground and trail upgrades
• PCA&D illustration faculty member Matt Novak will be one of the featured authors...
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 8, 2012
• A rare sight in Lancaster...the snow is falling
• Colerain business seeks earlier start time
• 1-3 inches of snow forecast
• Christiana council still down one member
• Christiana council still down one member
• Contenders in L-L hoops
• Contenders in L-L hoops
• The Posse Foundation (and F&M) gets a shout-out in a White House press release o...
• East Petersburg lays of worker, cuts funding to community groups
• East Petersburg lays of worker, cuts funding to community groups
• City woman jailed after month-long crime spree
• 4 charged with 'offroading,' damaging Shenk's Ferry preserve
• Scouts pack kits to promote dental health
• Scouts pack kits to promote dental health
• UPDATE: Willow Street man charged after domestic disturbance
• Christiana seeks new council member
• School officials here are cautiously optimistic in face of proposed state budget
• School officials here are cautiously optimistic in face of proposed state budget
• Shed business dominates discussion in Colerain
• Pa. budget proposal slices Millersville University funding by 20 percent
• Pa. budget proposal slices Millersville University funding by 20 percent
• PennDOT offers plan to end Gap bottleneck
• PennDOT offers plan to end Gap bottleneck
• Hempfield official says open-campus plan gains support
• Police charge suspect in Manheim bank robbery
• Bridge restrictions on Route 30
• Hempfield student takes project to White House
• East Hempfield sports complex planned
• Firm may expand in Rapho
• East Donegal thanked for library support
• Police: Teen driver used marijuana before crash
• Penn Manor warned about revenue trend
• Strasburg Twp. officials hire manager
• Pack 125 holds Pinewood Derby
• West Donegal officials told about illegal dumping
• Mount Joy rescinds offer to police
• Earl Township starts year with reorganization
• East Cocalico board changes little in 2012
• PennDOT to display proposed traffic change at Routes 30 and 41 at open house tonight
• New supervisor plunges in to Earl Township business
• Noticeable changes in Super Bowl, commercials
• Robber strikes at Manheim bank
• Burning issue sparks debate in Quarryville
• Police: Teen involved in 2011 crash was driving while high on marijuana
• Robber strikes at Manheim bank
• Providence Township explores road crew sharing
• In recognition of Charles Dickens’ 200th birthday, F&M English prof Patricia O'H...
• Burglars hit 3 Manheim Township businesses
• Burglars hit 3 Manheim Township businesses
• HACC announces fall 2011 graduates
• Shape of 15th Senate District bothers justices
• Lancaster City Council denounces 2010 U.S. Supreme Court ruling
• GOP takes issue with Strader's residency
• Manheim Township lists potential cuts
• Manheim Township lists potential cuts
• Marietta men without whiskers face 'jail'
• Marietta men without whiskers face 'jail'
• HACC offers iTunes U app
• HACC offers iTunes U app
• Raw milk farm passes inspection
• Raw milk farm passes inspection
• Woman admits to hoarding canines
• Truck firm charged on false logs
• Truck firm charged on false logs
• Community plans Maytown school celebration
• Community plans Maytown school celebration
• LAN Lords find success at robotics competition
• Two buggies struck by hit-and-run drivers
• Brush fire burns 1.5 acres in New Providence
• Buy your tickets now for Kate Weare Company, a NY-based contemporary troop perfo...
• Man critical after 1-car crash in Maheim Township
• Donegal approves high school change orders
• Strasburg church raises funds for mission trip
• Elanco Library catalogs prom fashions
• Donegal considers ending lease with conservation group
• Natural gas leak forces evacuation at Manheim Township community center
• Natural gas leak forces evacuation at Manheim Township community center
• East Donegal reviews alternative energy policy
• Dads, daughters bond at Hans Herr Elementary sweetheart dance
• Dads, daughters bond at Hans Herr Elementary sweetheart dance
• Suspect in Lebanon County burglary spree arrested in Lititz
• Suspect in Lebanon County burglary spree arrested in Lititz
• Gordonville woman admits to operating illegal dog kennel
• Narvon man killed in Berks County crash
• Narvon man dies in Berks County crash
• Teen injured when vehicle hits back of buggy
• Report: 2 hurt in Manheim Township crash
• Catholic graduate not idle in 'Idol'
• Eyes on the future
• Pitts rolling in dough
• Ceramics club fires up Octorara students
• Bulldog Wrestlers take on Gloucester Comm College @ 1:00 pm today in the MAC. C...
• Thrills and chills at Polar Bear Plunge
• 2 studies on Convention Center fiscal problems ongoing
• 2 studies on Convention Center fiscal problems ongoing
• Operators of tourist sites voice concerns on hotel tax hike
• Operators of tourist sites voice concerns on hotel tax hike
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012
• We interrupt these ads ... for a football game
• We interrupt these ads ... for a football game
• Ephrata man is charged with beating
• Ephrata man is charged with beating
• Really, really big on the NY Giants
• Really, really big on the NY Giants
• The scoop on breakfast
• Wanted: 100 men for JA boys program
• The scoop on breakfast
• Wanted: 100 men for JA boys program
• Hot or cold, Lititz is Dawn Rissmiller's kind of town
• Hot or cold, Lititz is Dawn Rissmiller's kind of town
• This Yorkey comes with personality plus
• This Yorkey comes with personality plus
• Deeds Recorded - Feb. 5, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Feb. 5, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - Feb. 5, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Feb. 5, 2012
• Farm Show shooter snagged
• Landlord continues legal duel with city
• Thrills and chills at Polar Bear Plunge
• Thaddeus Stevens loses to Central Penn 83-73.
• Tune in at 8 p.m. for a live webcast of the 21st Annual Super Bowl Cultural Warm...
• Fulton Twp. questions salting school lot for free
• Last home basketball game of regular season starts at 3:00 today in the MAC. Co...
• Search for missing kayaker moves to Maryland
• Collision temporarily closes Strasburg Road
• State police seek Harrisburg shooting suspect
• 2 remain hospitalized after Route 222 crash
• Officials rule local man's shooting death accidental
• Longtime Manos House counselor set to retire
• State: Raw milk sickens 2 in Lancaster County
• Drumore seeking full compliance on septage
• OMPH students salute heroes, officials
• New ordinance in West Cocalico will keep trucks off some roads
• East Cocalico transfers $300,000 to cover expenses
• Bart revises payment plan for septage pumping
• Manheim residents question if field work was duplicated
• Hallock to retire as Pequea Valley school chief
• Manheim business owner seeks venue for benefit
• Columbia Market: Place for old friends, fresh food
• Police seek driver of stolen car who fled after wreck
• Letort Elementary student organizes book drive
• YMCA program aims to teach skills on and off court
• 2 teens charged with stealing from flood-damaged homes
• Elizabethtown police: 6,144 calls for service in 2011
• Drug sweep nets seven arrests in city
• Search resumes for missing kayaker
• 8 students working under professor Scott Lerner develop a bilingual exhibition a...
• Bullet grazes man's arm in city shooting
• Perverse portraits: Child porn users span the social spectrum
• Police officers pursue stolen car; driver escapes
• School districts here wrestle with budgets
• Ex-court clerk will go to trial
• Occupy still on mission
• Final agreement between CTC, teachers hits 'snag'
• Lancaster Mennonite School establishing fund honoring slain alumnus
• Lancaster County hunter exposed to rabies in deer
• Crash closes Route 222 North, sends 5 to area hospitals
• Good luck to the Bulldog Basketball team against Lehigh Carbon tonight! Let's g...
• Denver Fire Company proposes ordinance to recoup some costs
• PCA&D students...here's a reminder that tonight's Chameleon Club movie is for ou...
• Elizabethtown gets big boost for district athletic upgrades
• Borough council OKs Tour de Lititz
• Manheim chief presents 2011 crime report
• "The Chameleon Club" movie tonight is open only to the PCA&D community. Student...
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, February 2
• "Buzz Worthy" exhibit of bug puns created by PCA&D illustration students opens t...
• Minivan stolen from Manheim Township dealership
• The 21st Annual Career Fair begins in exactly two weeks from now. Over 100 compa...
• Octoraro Orphie says spring is just 'around the corner'
• Octoraro Orphie predicts an early spring
• Willow Street mart robbed
• Armed robbery at Turkey Hill in Willow Street
• Pequea Valley expects big hike in retirement obligation
• 'Complaints' about Manheim Township library ruffle feathers
• 'Complaints' about Manheim Township library ruffle feathers
• Shopping center, homes in Manheim Township plan
• Shopping center, homes in Manheim Township plan
• East Earl man faces charges for having sex with girl, 14
• Plans unveiled to redo intersection in Lancaster city
• Pa.: Candidates may keep nominating signatures
• Reactor threats lowered by NRC
• Nuclear plants must assess quake threats
• Lancaster County Courthouse will get a makeover
• Elizabethtown mart busted
• Leads sought in rape inquiry
• Gun thefts reported
• "Social intelligence is a better predictor of life and in school than the intell...
• Manheim Borough will prorate fees for flood victims
• Join us for the Marc Burckhardt artist talk on Friday, Feb. 3 at 11 a.m. Get bac...
• Manheim Downtown Group holds business education seminar
• "The Chameleon Club," a film by Allen Clements, will be shown at PCA&D tomorrow...
• POLICE LOG: Feb. 1, 2012
• Denver man one of Penn State alumni group's 'top six' for board
• And the Super Bowl winner is...
• And the Super Bowl winner is...
• Looking back on Joe Paterno's memorial
• Looking back on Joe Paterno's memorial
• Strasburg police looking for alleged rapist
• Five guns stolen from Drumore Township home
• Waiting on winter: We still could see colder, snowier days
• Waiting on winter: We still could see colder, snowier days
• Candidate confusion in wake of court ruling
• Pigeon fancier can keep birds
• Push for recreation trails near Lancaster city
• River kayaker tells tale
• Sentence light for bite attack
• Terre Hill bids fond farewell to engineer
• Ex-Lancaster County pastor is 'person of interest' in first wife's death
• Historic house faces demolition
• Pair gets 10-20 years for sexual assault
• We know there are more of you on campus! PACK THE MAC!!! It's free with a TSCT ID.
• PACK THE MAC STARTS NOW! Put down the books for an hour and come out and cheer o...
• PACK THE MAC STARTS IN AN HOUR! COME OUT AND SUPPORT THE BULLDOGS
• Our Lady of Angels collection for pets tops 120 items
• Prisoner, scheduled to return, escapes
• Trevor Landis earns Eagle Scout Award
• PACK THE MAC! PACK THE MAC! PACK THE MAC @ 7:00 PM TONIGHT!
• PACK THE MAC @ 7:00 PM to support our Men's Basketball team against Community Co...
• POLICE LOG: Jan. 31, 2012
• Cari Turner '10 comments on her @TeachForAmerica experience in a ninth-grade alg...
• Deer on road leads to wreck on Route 222
• Police investigating burglary, 2 thefts in Manheim Township
• Good morning, all. A beautiful Tuesday morning at PCA&D -- yesterday's bake sal...
• Ephrata man accused of having child pornography
• Man accused of Gap robbery
• No sign of lost kayaker
• Manheim Township trims $1.2M from preliminary budget
• Strasburg Twp. shuffles officials
• Franklin & Marshall College given $5M to build multipurpose stadium
• Lancaster man faces child-porn charges
• Disabilities take budget hit
• Scrap metal truck wrecks in Strasburg
• Scrap metal truck wrecks in Strasburg
• Police: Mother beat son
• Lane of Wright's Ferry Bridge will be closed for repairs on Tuesday
• Lane of Wright's Ferry Bridge will be closed for repairs on Tuesday
• POLICE LOG: Monday, January 30
• POLICE LOG: Monday, January 30
• Suspects sought in Kmart theft
• Suspects sought in Kmart theft
• Walkway in Akron park will honor local Lions
• Walkway in Akron park will honor local Lions
• Graffiti found on cars, buildings in suburbs
• Graffiti found on cars, buildings in suburbs
• Solanco chamber launches 'think local' initiative at first expo
• Alleged drug dealer arrested after being found asleep in vehicle
• Armed robber strikes at city restaurant
• Missing kayaker identified as New Providence man
• Lititz woman faces trial on charges of repeatedly abusing her pre-teen son
• Exelon to test new sirens around Three Mile Island
• Residents return after gas leak repaired in city block
• Pedestrian struck by hit-and-run driver in Mount Joy
• 2-vehicle crash closes Route 741 in Manor Township
• Farm Show win is sweet for Adamstown baker
• UPDATED: Kayaker lost in river
• Kayaker lost in Susquehanna River
• Car into pole in New Holland
• Car into pole in New Holland
• Fire chases 4 from city home
• Fire chases 4 from city home
• Appeal targets Crossings
• Appeal targets Crossings
• From Lancaster to Philadelphia, all for the Love of the Tour
• From Lancaster to Philadelphia, all for the Love of the Tour
• We're already thinking about the bake sale tomorrow morning at PCA&D -- front en...
• Former congressman Walker leads Gingrich campaign
• Lawsuit filed in crash that killed four Manheim Central students
• Kayaker missing on Susquehanna River
• Bishop fights HHS ruling on contraception
• Taking aim at pellet guns
• Democrats endorse candidates
• Wheels of fortune
• Pa. GOP endorses Welch to challenge Sen. Casey
• Building Common Ground together
• Jim Bouder is an advocate for children with autism
• Flex your heart for Muscleman
• Deeds Recorded - Jan. 29, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Jan. 29, 2012
• Fire found in trash compactor at National Pretzel
• Two calls for carbon monoxide in buildings
• PPL won't let trees stand in its way
• Factory Ministries' food bank gets official status
• Teens prepare for Factory Ministries' winter retreat
• Fire hits Timet Inc.
• POLICE LOG: Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012
• What a beautiful day to be in downtown Lancaster. After having lunch at Market,...
• Despite recession, county lottery sales set record
• Man shot in Lancaster city
• The doctor is in (or she's online)
• Pedophile draws up to 30 years in prison
• Democrat challenger lives outside of new 16th district
• Democrat challenger lives outside of new 16th district
• East Lampeter Township man faces sex charges
• East Lampeter Township man faces sex charges
• Two-car wreck shuts River Road for hours
• Man jailed 9-23 months for child porn collection
• Man jailed 9-23 months for child porn collection
• Another look at Manheim Township's deficit
• Another look at Manheim Township's deficit
• Questions abound after redistricting map is tossed
• Questions abound after redistricting map is tossed
• Members of F&M's Catastrophic Relief Alliance spent a week rebuilding the tornad...
• POLICE LOG: Jan. 27, 2012
• POLICE LOG: Jan. 27, 2012
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Newt kills family values
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Newt kills family values
• Penn Twp. officials table firearms ordinance
• Penn Twp. officials table firearms ordinance
• Octorara statue finds unexpected fanfare
• Octorara statue finds unexpected fanfare
• Christiana council appoints new member
• Christiana council appoints new member
• Car stolen, found stripped
• Car stolen, found stripped
• The William H. Gray Jr. Scholarship provides need-based financial aid to outstan...
• Learn more about this outreach program here:
• 2 taken to hospital after accident in Manor Township
• Working on your portfolio? Consider taking PCA&D's Pre-College classes in Portra...
• Police: Man in standoff was armed with drill painted to look like gun
• Push to rename Penn State field for Paterno has local ally
• Push to rename Penn State field for Paterno has local ally
• Lititz man tied to robbery in East Hempfield
• Lititz man tied to robbery in East Hempfield
• Speedwell meeting set for Feb. 16
• Speedwell meeting set for Feb. 16
• Woman charged in drug death
• Witness describes sex assaults by ex-cop
• Witness describes sex assaults by ex-cop
• Manheim Township puts aside full-day kindergarten plans
• Manheim Township puts aside full-day kindergarten plans
• Next week's opening of "Buzz Worthy," an exhibit of bug puns by PCA&D illustrati...
• Man apprehended after standoff on North Queen Street
• Woman charged in drug death
• Manheim Township man charged in attack on his own mother
• Manheim Township man charged in attack on his own mother
• Work by PCA&D alumni lands on New York Times "Best Sellers" list. "FUBAR 2" is...
• WATCH LIVE: Joe Paterno public memorial service
• WATCH LIVE: Joe Paterno public memorial service
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, Jan. 26
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, Jan. 26
• Northwest regional police commission salutes officer
• Northwest regional police commission salutes officer
• Pastor to be ordained Friday at St. John's Lutheran
• Pastor to be ordained Friday at St. John's Lutheran
• Woman gives ride, loses car
• Woman gives ride, loses car
• Broken sewer pipe closes Route 741 in West Lampeter
• 3rd suspect in December kidnapping case arrested
• Third business extortion suspect arrested in Lancaster city
• Correction to winning Powerball number for Wednesday
• Correction to winning Powerball number for Wednesday
• Support tepid for president, GOP rivals
• Support tepid for president, GOP rivals
• EASD postpones curriculum changes
• Flag salute to Paterno
• Flag salute to Paterno
• Assault charge for man
• Assault charge for man
• Man charged in 30 break-ins
• Man charged in 30 break-ins
• Elizabethtown man faces child-pornography charges
• Grant boost for poultry waste plan
• Woman charged with intimidation of a witness
• Cocalico area leaders discuss refinancing shared property
• Giant wins waiver for Ephrata Township project
• Warwick farmers practice conservation
• Millersville skaters discuss future of park with borough council
• One month until the fourth annual Designathon at PCA&D. Watch pcad.edu for news...
• Columbia weighs regs on pawn shops, salvage yards
• West Earl community gets funding for long-awaited park
• POLICE LOG: Wednesday, January 25
• More news from PCA&D's GREAT faculty. Devin Townsend Project's tribute collecti...
• Hempfield scholar is on elite list
• Salisbury officials deny Sheds Unlimited's expansion plan
• Tip from victim's neighbor leads to burglary charges for Columbia woman
• Fulton Bar will not reopen under current ownership; liquor license placed in escrow
• F&M is among the top 10 liberal arts colleges receiving grants from the Research...
• Manheim Township grad learns lessons through 'Teach for America'
• Earn bachelor’s degree close to home: HACC-Lancaster Campus partners with 4-year schools
• Students graduate from associate degree, certificate nursing programs at HACC-Lancaster Campus
• Pa. Game board scales back porcupine hunting
• GOP endorses Greiner in the 43rd District
• Jackson: Economy is key, not race
• Swim center plan grows
• West Earl seeks safety at Schaum's Corner
• Fire forces 6 families from homes
• 30 to 60 in state prison for child rapist
• Pequea reorganization faulted
• Car crashes into house
• 'Storm is brewing in Manheim'
• New Holland man charged with stealing more than $8,000 from employer
• Columbia council discusses parking, smoking restrictions
• Career & Technology Center to offer associate degrees
• Woman stabbed husband with scissors, say police
• Cocalico board receives program update, praise for service
• In the largest gift ever to F&M for athletics, Laurence Shadek '72 and the Shade...
• City woman charged after stabbing husband with scissors
• New Holland pays tribute to police chief killed in 1939
• New Holland pays tribute to police chief killed in 1939
• West Chester man faces charges stemming from Saturday crash into home
• The passing of Joe Paterno
• Super Bowl predictions
• Parents question police questioning of students
• Parents question police questioning of students
• Missionary from New Holland shot in Haiti
• Missionary from New Holland shot in Haiti
• Closed Lancaster city museums will sell off some artifacts
• Fewer change orders expected for Landis Run
• Fewer change orders expected for Landis Run
• Mennonite Central Committee to trim Akron force
• Sestak mum on plans
• Sestak mum on plans
• Former teacher faces new charges
• Former teacher faces new charges
• 2nd offense leads to jail for thief
• 2nd offense leads to jail for thief
• Two charged in convenience store holdups
• Two charged in convenience store holdups
• Vehicle set ablaze in East Earl Township was stolen
• Paterno family, not PSU, plans rites
• Paterno family, not PSU, plans rites
• Columbia school board discontinues tax incentive program
• Columbia school board discontinues tax incentive program
• Police dogs sniff Columbia lockers
• What do NPR's Nina Totenberg and the late Supreme Court justice Harry Blackmun h...
• Donegal approves preliminary budget with tax increase
• Donegal approves preliminary budget with tax increase
• Did you read the latest faculty news? There's so much going on: from national re...
• POLICE LOG: Monday, January 23
• Anonymous donor funds Donegal athletic study
• Anonymous donor funds Donegal athletic study
• Columbia OKs preliminary school budget, tax hike
• Official: Sat. fire caused by electrical outlet
• Official: Sat. fire caused by electrical outlet
• Denver garage gutted in Sunday night fire
• Denver garage gutted in Sunday night fire
• Akron fire company's new leaders focus on funding
• Like to write AND cook? Meet the women behind 'Big Girls Small Kitchen' on Tues....
• Robber hits East Hempfield Township convenience store
• Vehicle fire extinguished in East Earl Township
• AQS Quilt Show and Contest
• Alumni here remember Joe Paterno
• Reaction: 'He was all Penn State'
• Harold Keller calls his way to the Hall
• Harold Keller calls his way to the Hall
• County library system eyes leaders, budget
• County library system eyes leaders, budget
• Board president refutes sports rumors in Octorara
• Board president refutes sports rumors in Octorara
• Pequea Valley snow photos
• Pequea Valley snow photos
• Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Joe Paterno dead at 85
• West Lampeter planners reorganize, discuss zoning
• West Lampeter planners reorganize, discuss zoning
• 'Mr. Zap is back'
• 'Mr. Zap is back'
• Drawing the line on fire hydrants
• Drawing the line on fire hydrants
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012
• Top Pa. court won't hear Bucher appeal
• Top Pa. court won't hear Bucher appeal
• Tomorrow's problem-solvers
• Tomorrow's problem-solvers
• For Susan Notter, art is in the pastry
• For Susan Notter, art is in the pastry
• Plan on riding high with Harley
• Plan on riding high with Harley
• Deeds Recorded - Jan. 22, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Jan. 22, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Jan. 22, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - Jan. 22, 2012
• MU President McNairy to retire in early 2013
• MU President McNairy to retire in early 2013
• One-third of Kreider Farms workers had invalid documents
• One-third of Kreider Farms workers had invalid documents
• Slippery, sloppy Saturday
• Snowplow and car collide
• Snowplow and car collide
• She puts her stamp on this first-day issue
• She puts her stamp on this first-day issue
• Lancaster Symphony will give 'Fantasia' its national premiere
• Lancaster Symphony will give 'Fantasia' its national premiere
• Paterno's health takes turn for the worse
• Paterno's health takes turn for the worse
• Auction raises $52,000 for Elanco library
• Auction raises $52,000 for Elanco library
• Coroner identifies woman who died after wreck
• Coroner identifies woman who died after wreck
• No one injured in 3-alarm city house fire
• No one injured in 3-alarm city house fire
• 3 to 4 inches of snow blankets county
• 1 injured in two-vehicle crash in the city
• Makeover on track for Lancaster city train station
• Veterans court is launched here
• Small fire hits Mount Joy firm
• Middle-of-night blaze thwarted by heroics (and a little luck)
• Parties settle in DUI wreck that killed 3
• Parties settle in DUI wreck that killed 3
• Judge bars landlord from future property buys in Lancaster city
• Judge bars landlord from future property buys in Lancaster city
• 2 charged in 3 robberies
• Brief shot of winter to arrive Saturday
• A reminder to watch the PCA&D web site and this Facebook wall for updates about...
• Elizabethtown officials sell old traffic lights
• Elizabethtown officials sell old traffic lights
• Manheim Township backs open campus plan, OKs $79.3M budget
• Manheim Township backs open campus plan, OKs $79.3M budget
• POLICE LOG: January 20, 2012
• POLICE LOG: January 20, 2012
• Due to a winter weather advisory for tomorrow morning, Draw On! will be held fro...
• School District of Lancaster gets $1.5 million federal grant
• School District of Lancaster gets $1.5 million federal grant
• Manheim police chief reviews Rapho coverage
• Manheim police chief reviews Rapho coverage
• Rapho resident seeks brake-retarder ban
• Rapho resident seeks brake-retarder ban
• 4 charged in New Holland attack
• 4 charged in New Holland attack
• The fourth annual 24-hour Designathon is coming in February. It's another examp...
• How to Make Chicken Soup...
• Elizabethtown names 'officer of the year'
• Two men charged in East Lampeter Township robberies
• 1 to 4 inches of snow expected in county
• UPDATED: 3 people escape house fire in Mount Joy Township
• CVCC finds support for planning committee
• Hike in hotel room tax is proposed
• Suspect in paving scam put in prison
• Woman killed in Manor Township crash
• Man sentenced for 8th DUI conviction
• Police make drug bust
• Donegal teen killed in crash on Route 283
• Lancaster city AMVETS gets liquor license back
• One year after a devastating fire, owner has big plans for rebirth of Zap & Co.
• OLA seeks pet care donations
• Starting tonight, catch one of 4 performances of the F&M Players production of T...
• Penn Manor board reviews building improvement plan
• Lancaster woman shot in Ephrata
• PCA&D Artist Lecture | Brett Bagenstose
• Police: Woman agreed to care for horses that she sold for slaughter
• Students honor Warwick school board members
• Students honor Warwick school board members
• Warwick's preliminary school budget up 5%
• Warwick's preliminary school budget up 5%
• Giant requests zoning change in Ephrata Twp.
• Giant requests zoning change in Ephrata Twp.
• Alleged drug dealer arrested in city
• Lawyer: Suspect's 'blind drunkenness' led to break-in, sexual assault
• Suspect faces up to 15 years for break-in, sexual assault
• Scavenger hunt!
• Worker struck by car in serious condition
• Westminster Place construction photos
• Westminster Place construction photos
• United Way tops $9 million goal, raises 3.5% over prior campaign
• United Way tops $9 million goal, raises 3.5% over prior campaign
• Need help paying for college? HACC can provide answers
• Cleanup set in Akron
• Cleanup set in Akron
• Work crews returning to RRTA garage project
• Crash takes a life in Mount Joy Township
• Pedestrian struck in Ephrata
• Have you seen this submachine gun
• Preliminary School District of Lancaster budget sets 4% hike
• Pitts criticizes president
• W. Donegal will enforce water connections
• Third strike: Man faces 25-50 years in prison
• Commissioners pencil in $4.13M for farmland preservation
• Police investigate six armed robberies
• Judge orders convict to prison for lewd behavior
• Man gets up to 12 years for attempting to hire hitman
• Lampeter-Strasburg officials will discuss future of Strasburg Elementary
• If you had a few minutes to spend with Nina Totenberg, what Supreme Court case w...
• Brett Bagenstose of Neo-Pangea Design and Production is the self-proclaimed "Bar...
• GOP committee backs Greiner in straw poll
• Frerichs honored for service on Penn Manor board
• Susquehanna River power plant a top U.S. polluter
• Local attorney to run for seat on PSU's board of trustees
• Firefighters on scene of Salisbury Township fire
• Maryland man accused of burglarizing 3 homes in southern Lancaster county
• Ephrata Twp. zoning board grants exception for horse barn
• Conestoga Valley board agrees to stick with tax index
• Greiner gets strong support from GOP committee members in 43rd district straw poll
• Maryland man accused of burglarizing 3 homes in southern part of county
• Third offense sends convicted armed robber to prison for 25-50 years
• City man with history of sex offenses back in prison for lewd behavior
• No Wikipedia? Send your query to the Franklin & Marshall College Library referen...
• Pair accused of burglary in Ephrata
• Neighbor helps in arrest of two burglary suspects
• 9 bridal dresses stolen at Host Resort show
• 9 bridal dresses stolen at Host Resort show
• Armed robber strikes East Lampeter Township motel
• Armed robber strikes East Lampeter Township motel
• Attorney to review police officer's discipline
• Hybrid design for Martin Elementary School
• Critics question Corbett's PSU probe
• Susquehanna River power plant a top U.S. polluter
• Cooperative agreement boost for Lancaster city garage project
• Report suggests obesity levels in U.S. might be holding steady
• PennDOT begins work on bridges
• Man pleads guilty in test-drive killing
• Police crack down on unattended vehicles
• Lancaster County weighs spending less to preserve farmland
• Stiegel Elementary students focus on anti-bullying program
• Manheim Central considers 7.1% tax hike
• Clay Township man convicted in child-porn case expresses regret
• Firefighters battle blaze in Providence Township
• Worker injured at steel firm in Quarryville
• Local farmers take honors in sheep, goat competitions at Farm Show
• Adamstown council OKs technology upgrade
• Lancaster lodge elects officers
• Also a great reason to visit F&M!
• Manheim Twp. library volunteers hope for 'sweet' success
• Pequea Valley officials dedicate health center
• "The Piano" will be shown this Thursday evening at 7 p.m. in the PCA&D atrium. A...
• Manheim park, Baron Grove receive upgrades
• Solanco board OKs preliminary budget with tax increase
• POLICE LOG: Tuesday, January 17
• No better way to catch some cinema classics...
• Technology training and know-how only get you so far in this economy. A liberal...
• Reactions to Paterno interview, column
• NFL Playoff predictions
• Optimistic about 76ers fast start
• Parents vow to support Ephrata music program
• Local pair survives Italian cruise ship ordeal
• Local pair survives Italian cruise ship ordeal
• Locals react to Paterno story
• Armed bandit robs Turkey Hill in Gap
• Historic Preservation Trust IDs Lancaster County's 10 most endangered properties
• Clergy in training to answer call from police
• Music program offers support to School District of Lancaster's educators, students
• YWCA program celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Speaker exhorts crowd to follow the lead of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Bart Township residence 'total loss' in a.m. fire
• Penn explores firearms law
• VIDEO: Why did you come to the Farm Show
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during his visit to campus on December 12, 1963. The...
• Breakfast speaker echoes Martin Luther King's call for unity and racial equality
• Crews battle house fire in Bart Township
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day: What's open, closed
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day: What's open, closed
• King remembered at commemorative service
• King remembered at commemorative service
• Blaze hits Conestoga Township garage
• Blaze hits Conestoga Township garage
• Octorara vows budget cuts
• Strasburg Lego contest draws big crowd
• Jury officials staying put
• State clears Ephrata
• Woman guilty of fraud
• Brownstown Turkey Hill is robbed
• Farmer vs. the feds
• The Crossings, if built, will change roadways
• Cheating death: Saving gunshot victims
• What happens in trauma center
• Gunshot victims: One recovers; one is paralyzed for life; and one dies
• The trees are down ... what now
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012
• In the name of love, generosity, service
• Jessica Mailhot markets a downtown gem
• Take a closer look at Chloe
• Deeds Recorded - Jan. 15, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Jan. 15, 2012
• Breaking his silence: Paterno talks of Sandusky scandal, his actions, regrets
• Eden supports Providence on rail-trail project
• Eden supports Providence on rail-trail project
• Ferguson is re-elected chairman in Eden Township
• Ferguson is re-elected chairman in Eden Township
• PV preliminary budget eyes 3% tax hike
• PV preliminary budget eyes 3% tax hike
• Pitts: Move on the pipeline
• Pitts: Move on the the pipeline
• The Washington Post's interview with Joe Paterno
• UPDATE: 2 Ephrata men wounded in 'accidental' shooting, police say
• Tissue boxes pulled at store here for fear of radioactive contamination
• Police charge woman with arson, homicide in Lancaster city blaze
• Students can now text concerns to school resource officers
• Students can now text concerns to school resource officers
• Police investigate shooting in Ephrata
• Firefighters quell barn blaze in Penn Township
• Officials: Radioactive tissue box covers sold at local store
• Woman charged with setting fire that killed her husband
• Four hours of drawing bliss. Draw On! will be held from 1 - 5 p.m. on Saturday,...
• Residents breathe new life into Manheim arts scene
• POLICE LOG: January 13, 2012
• Photos: Solanco residents visit, compete at Farm Show
• January Open House at PCA&D is tomorrow from 11 am - 2:30 pm. There's still time...
• Local farm among those to earn 'Century' honor at Farm Show
• Police seek female suspect in robbery of Manheim Township pharmacy
• Donegal board expels five high school students
• Manheim salutes former council members
• Students performed last night at the PCA&D's Got Talent event sponsored by stude...
• Conoy Township man arrested for allegedly assaulting his wife
• Read about the renovation of the Phillips Museum and an overview of four exhibit...
• Second suspect in December kidnapping, assault case arrested
• Lancaster man faces charges in York gun incident
• Scooter rental business to open in Strasburg Township
• Scenic road closed to car traffic
• Manheim Township board facing cuts in 2012-13 budget
• Cleanup of Swan Hotel site gets under way
• Police make arrest after bank robbery
• Manheim man tops in Farm Show Bid Calling Contest
• The Farm Show goes to war
• Lancaster city police nab suspect in robberies
• Lancaster city police nab suspect in robberies
• $600K in pot seized during traffic stop
• $600K in pot seized during traffic stop
• Attorney may face further penalties
• Attorney may face further penalties
• Prepare for cold; snow a no-show
• Prepare for cold; snow a no-show
• VIDEO: New Holland carriage racers compete at Farm Show
• VIDEO: New Holland carriage racers compete at Farm Show
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, January 12
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, January 12
• Terre Hill council elects committee leaders
• Local musicians win national songwriting contest
• Clay Twp. supervisors assess sinkhole repairs
• Colerain board rejects Little League's lighting proposal
• Colerain board rejects Little League's lighting proposal
• Medical machine stolen from outside Lancaster city home
• Medical machine stolen from outside Lancaster city home
• Police investigating smash-and-grab burglary at Manheim Township phone store
• Police investigating smash-and-grab burglary at Manheim Township phone store
• PCA&D has talent -- see it firsthand at the talent show tonight, beginning at 7:...
• E. Lampeter board grants company more time to plan
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Primary splits the GOP
• Vendor 'adjusts' to life at Columbia market
• Vendor 'adjusts' to life at Columbia market
• Fleece-to-shawl team takes 2nd straight title
• Speedwell fish relocated
• Speedwell fish relocated
• LCHS suspends coach
• LCHS suspends coach
• Printers look for a home
• Printers look for a home
• Not so special delivery
• Not so special delivery
• New plan for cooling unit at Fulton School
• New plan for cooling unit at Fulton School
• UPDATED: City bank robbed
• UPDATED: City bank robbed
• UPDATED: 2 women accused of robbery attempt
• Brecknock man guilty of child rape
• Brecknock man guilty of child rape
• Traffic, parking issues at Farm Show
• Traffic, parking issues at Farm Show
• Welcome back, students. Today is the first day of the spring semester, and it's...
• Residents want Strasburg council to study traffic issue
• Residents want Strasburg council to study traffic issue
• Local hotel owners, convention center officials spar at commissioners meeting
• Local hotel owners, convention center officials spar at commissioners meeting
• Resignation opens seat on Lancaster school board
• Resignation opens seat on Lancaster school board
• VIDEO: Countians compete in Farm Show's Got Talent showcase
• VIDEO: Countians compete in Farm Show's Got Talent showcase
• Colerain officials appoint auditor
• Colerain officials appoint auditor
• GOP poll shows support for Fee
• GOP poll shows support for Fee
• Man arrested after high speed chase
• Man arrested after high speed chase
• Akron Lions will serve up secret recipe
• E-town board discusses refinancing, hires superintendent
• E-town board discusses refinancing, hires superintendent
• F&M's Terry Madonna of Ron Paul: "He tends to appeal to younger people because t...
• Police: Heroin dealer busted
• Lansdale man arrested in city on heroin charge
• Police nab 2 strong-arm robbery suspects
• Penn leader responds to critics
• New Manor supervisor glad to give back to community
• School District of Lancaster eyes two designs for new school
• School District of Lancaster eyes two designs for new school
• Pequea residents continue battle over pole barn
• Hempfield OKs open-campus initiative
• Arbiter grants Lancaster city police officers series of pay hikes
• Pequea student's pig wins big at Farm Show
• Ethanol pipeline on hold
• Puppy returned to owner
• Mom's remark leads to mistrial
• Columbia council approves tax incentives
• Caernarvon Township building gutted by fire
• Graffiti, flaw mar Mountville bridge
• Man succumbs to Lancaster city blaze
• POLICE LOG: Tuesday, January 10
• Elanco considers system upgrade to save time, resources
• Sinkholes plague farmers, PennDOT
• Marietta man charged with sex assault of teen girl
• Are you looking for a job? Come out to the 2012 Annual Career Fair at TSCT!
• VIDEO: Square dancing at the Farm Show
• Elizabethtown teen charged in Manheim Township thefts
• Woman charged with DUI, clocked at 99 mph
• The art scene in Lancaster city was featured in this past Sunday's Baltimore Sun...
• UPDATE: Body found in Warwick Township identified
• Akron police report on 'quiet' 2011
• CV considers donation policy
• Daytime burglars hit two rural homes
• O'Brien's new hires at PSU
• NFL Playoff picks
• Farm Show volunteer explains the basics of modern ag
• Practice makes perfect for local girl at Pa. Farm Show
• Closing the books on Weed & Seed
• W. Donegal awards trash contract
• SDL eyes grandparents
• No more free golf for MT commissioners
• 36 county FFA members earn Keystone Degrees
• LGH plans new offices, garage at Y
• Sadsbury officials change little for 2012
• Donegal High School leaders discuss changes for next year
• F&M is eager to welcome its first STEM Posse group into the Class of 2016!
• Conestoga hires operator for Colemanville plant
• Elizabethtown College marks life of King
• Donegal rethinks position with LCA
• Donegal officials choose heating system for Riverview complex
• Manheim Township man arrested for alleged sexual assault of 4-year-old
• An AP reporter writes about F&M's Human Rights-Human Wrongs course, in which stu...
• UPDATE: Fire in city home leaves 2 victims in critical condition
• Life is sweet at Farm Show
• Stevens girl shows champion at Farm Show
• Events to celebrate life, legacy of King
• Events to celebrate life, legacy of King
• In seminar, F&M students help asylum seekers
• In seminar, F&M students help asylum seekers
• Octorara officials will begin budget process Monday
• Rev. Jesse Jackson to speak at Millersville University
• Rev. Jesse Jackson to speak at Millersville University
• Burn pile sparks fire that destroys Providence house
• HIV cases on rise in county
• Fewer homes lost to foreclosure
• Farm show for free
• There's a right way to cast a write-in vote
• Driven to read
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012
• Recognizing the forgotten
• Poor for a day
• Millersville, F&M host New England schools
• It's showtime for Stephen Geib
• Gentle Kannika is mature, laid-back
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Jan. 8, 2012
• Deeds Recorded - Jan. 8, 2012
• Time to declare peace at Penn State
• House burns in Providence Twp.; traffic detoured
• New steakhouse headed to Rockvale Square
• Census: Countians are young (and old)
• Man charged in incident where gun went off
• New leader joins East Lampeter board
• L-S board will explore Strasburg Elementary's future
• Retirement residents evacuate after sprinkler break
• 'Button down; keep vigilant': Lancaster city merchants react to recent robberies
• One arrested, two others sought in alleged robbery-extortion-kidnapping scheme
• Teacher accused of indecent assault
• Certification misstep puts cases on line
• Certification misstep puts cases on line
• 30 years of service to Salisbury Township's citizens
• 30 years of service to Salisbury Township's citizens
• Jury finds man guilty in stabbing
• Borough questions fire police liability
• Borough questions fire police liability
• Middle school teacher accused of inappropriate contact with student
• Manheim VFW, fire company distribute smoke detectors
• Manheim VFW, fire company distribute smoke detectors
• Districts scrutinize behavior on buses
• Districts scrutinize behavior on buses
• Owner appeals for return of missing pup Squirt
• Owner appeals for return of missing pup Squirt
• Emling elected to lead Little Britain board
• Emling elected to lead Little Britain board
• West Hempfield officials will consider rezoning request
• West Hempfield officials will consider rezoning request
• Manheim's chamber jump starts year with local speaker
• Manheim's chamber jump starts year with local speaker
• West Hempfield officials change little for 2012
• West Hempfield officials change little for 2012
• Mountville officials want Spring Street open to two-way traffic
• Mountville officials want Spring Street open to two-way traffic
• Discussing new Penn State football coach Bill O'Brien
• Discussing new Penn State football coach Bill O'Brien
• Brecknock officials relieve sewer board chairman of duties
• Woman faces charges for placing snowman in roadway
• Woman faces charges for placing snowman in roadway
• Suspects sought in robbery attempts
• Suspects sought in robbery attempts
• Drumore board welcomes leader back
• Elizabeth Twp. leadership remains the same
• Thursday-night bomb threat closes Manheim Auto Auction
• Thursday-night bomb threat closes Manheim Auto Auction
• Simmons, Bennett to lead Upper Leacock
• Salisbury sets officials for 2012
• East Cocalico officials adopt budget with tax increase
• City man found guilty of stabbing, robbery outside city restaurant
• Ducks spur concerns in Elizabethtown
• Butter sculpture revealed at Pennsylvania Farm Show
• Farm Show set to open after tough year for Pennsylvania ag
• Gas prices begin to creep up again
• Gas prices begin to creep up again
• Lancaster city to seize building
• Lancaster city to seize building
• Car salesman will plead guilty in fatal test drive case
• Car salesman will plead guilty in fatal test drive case
• School District of Lancaster anticipates surplus, revenue dilemma
• School District of Lancaster anticipates surplus, revenue dilemma
• Meehan says he'll tend county
• Meehan says he'll tend county
• Manheim Township commissioners elect Casselbury board president
• Manheim Township commissioners elect Casselbury board president
• Police seeking suspect after third armed robbery
• Police seeking suspect after third armed robbery
• Millersville council installs new members, reorganizes
• Millersville council installs new members, reorganizes
• Columbia council elects new officers
• Columbia council elects new officers
• Library offers 'Healthy Happenings'
• Library offers 'Healthy Happenings'
• Two hurt in Route 772 wreck near Intercourse
• Two hurt in Route 772 wreck
• Porterfield elected chairman in Pequea Twp.
• State cites Lancaster city bar, Quarryville club for violations
• Robber strikes at city grocery store
• State cites Lancaster city bar, Quarryville club for violations
• Pequea Valley officials will dedicate facility
• Mohr returns to Conoy Twp. board
• W. Lampeter welcomes familiar face to board
• Alexa Barbush '13 is that basketball player opposing coaches hate playing agains...
• Traffic stop leads to gun arrest, drug charges for Lancaster city man
• Traffic stop leads to gun arrest, drug charges for Lancaster city man
• Herrington elected council president in New Holland
• SDL eyes upgrades for two schools
• SDL eyes upgrades for two schools
• Penn supervisors reorganize
• Penn supervisors reorganize
• Donegal to hold hearings on school closings
• Donegal to hold hearings on school closings
• Mountville reorganizes
• Mountville reorganizes
• Penn budget challenged
• Penn budget challenged
• Amtrak takes lead on project
• Amtrak takes lead on project
• Nonprofits feel the pinch
• Nonprofits feel the pinch
• One rabbit just wasn't enough for Lititz teen
• One rabbit just wasn't enough for Lititz teen
• Truck plows into East Cocalico home; residents not hurt
• Truck plows into East Cocalico home; residents not hurt
• Wrong woman nabbed
• Wrong woman nabbed
• County man dies in Heidelberg accident
• County man dies in Heidelberg accident
• Rapho Twp. board reorganizes
• Rapho Twp. board reorganizes
• Elizabethtown council elects new leader
• Elizabethtown council elects new leader
• Denver officials fill vacant council seat
• Leadership will remain the same in Ephrata Twp.
• East Earl officials change little for 2012
• East Petersburg examines cost for professional services
• Carter resigns from East Drumore board
• Minivan, tractor-trailer collide on Route 30
• Minivan, tractor-trailer collide on Route 30
• Adamstown Borough Council reorganizes
• Courthouse renovations will cost $1M
• Courthouse renovations will cost $1M
• Providence board has new member, leadership
• 17-year-old robber sent to state prison
• 17-year-old robber sent to state prison
• Our January open house is a little over a week away! This is a great opportunity...
• Fires damage homes in Manor, Rapho townships
• Police: Flower shop, jeweler robbed
• Akron council welcomes new member
• Akron council welcomes new member
• Penn Manor honors student athletes
• Penn Manor honors student athletes
• Thief takes $1,440 worth of bras from Victoria's Secret
• Thief takes $1,440 worth of bras from Victoria's Secret
• Robber hits Royer's Flowers in Lancaster
• Howard Henschel '62, president and owner of Norman's Hallmark, talks about the c...
• F&M will conduct a quarterly test of its siren, e-mail, voicemail and text alert...
• Fire damages home in Manor Township
• Marietta reorganizes for bicentennial year
• 2 charged in robbery
• Lancaster city home damaged by fire
• Police say woman admits to stealing $24K
• Changing of the guard for Lancaster City Council
• West Donegal changes leadership
• Hempfield facing $4.4M budget shortfall
• TSCT Basketball drops first game of second half to Susquehanna U. Final score wa...
• Lancaster County commissioners sworn in
• Lancaster city school board selects principals for middle schools
• Aeropostale to collect blue jeans for charity
• PM supports 'open campus' plan
• Warwick Township reorganizes
• Lititz reorganizes for '12
• Marching Barons go 'bowling'
• Simon to lead Manheim council
• Florida alumni: sign up by Wednesday to join Pres. Dan Porterfield for events in...
• Last 2 defendants in 2010 BB gun vandalism spree plead guilty
• East Donegal roadmaster retires from post
• Youngest PM board member provides 'important perspective'
• Police respond to possible stabbing call in Lancaster Township
• The podcast produced at PCA&D at the completion of its Poetry Paths project (thi...
• Ephrata Twp. OKs raises, seeks to fill parks job
• Ephrata Twp. OKs raises, seeks to fill parks job
• Happy New Year! We're eager to begin a new semester and share with you this fant...
• Two dead after East Cocalico Township crash
• Contest to promote Central Market's offerings
• Contest to promote Central Market's offerings
• New international rate stamp uses image photographed in Lancaster County
• New international rate stamp uses image photographed in Lancaster County
• Meals for seniors set for Sunday
• Meals for seniors set for Sunday
• Second person dies as result of East Cocalico crash
• School renovation planned in Mount Joy
• School renovation planned in Mount Joy
• Tupper departs as supervisor in West Donegal
• Tupper departs as supervisor in West Donegal
• New year brings blast of arctic cold
• New year brings blast of arctic cold
• Quarryville man faces hit-and-run charges
• Quarryville man faces hit-and-run charges
• East Drumore OKs $686,000 budget with no tax hike
• East Drumore OKs $686,000 budget with no tax hike
• POLICE LOG: Monday, January 2
• POLICE LOG: Monday, January 2
• Pedestrian injured after being struck on Manheim Pike
• Pedestrian injured after being struck on Manheim Pike
• New Holland firefighter charged with stealing gas from fire company
• Oberholser reflects on 30-year tenure in Salisbury
• Ex-lawmakers draw pensions
• Speedy delivery
• UPDATED: Crash kills Denver woman
• No. 1 on LancasterOnline's hit parade
• Judge: Sex offender violated probation
• County man arrested for heroin sales
• The roar of the kraut
• Lancaster rings in the new year
• HAPPY NEW 2012 EVERYONE!!!
• 2011 -- A year of raging storms
• Homestead Village not retiring type when when it comes to taxes
• Eden supervisor tries to save rail-trail bridge
• Whetting the appetite for good fortune
• More New Year's dinners
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Jan. 1, 2012
• Stumped in Mount Joy
• Moving on
• Get ready for Farm Show
• 'The greatest profession in the world'
• Jacqui Zimmerman is a guide to healthier lifestyles
• Affectionate Abby is a gentle kitty
• Deeds Recorded - Jan. 1, 2012
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Jan. 1, 2012
• Police: Thief comes home for holidays
• Burning vehicle at drive-through damages eatery; driver is rescued
• Three charged with robbing skateboarders
• Police: Woman jailed after grabbing for officer's Taser during struggle
• New Year's Eve: What's open, closed
• Sad days for Lancaster city museums
• Lancaster city leader to exit Council after years of dedicated service
• Big drop in traffic deaths in Lancaster County
• Sheriffs collar 31 fugitives over holidays
• Assault suspect charged after standoff
• POLICE LOG: Friday, December 30
• PCA&D is marking its 30th year during the 2011-2012 academic year. See how the...
• Suspect arrested for arson in Lancaster city apartment building
• Crash blamed on ice
• Terre Hill officials adopt budget with tax increase
• Elanco Library officials host annual auction
• Providence officials use surplus to balance budget
• Providence officials use surplus to balance budget
• LancasterOnline's most popular videos of 2011
• LancasterOnline's most popular videos of 2011
• UPDATE: Police identify man killed in wreck on Route 472
• East Donegal man points loaded gun at wife's head
• Springerle House relocates during 'cookie boom'
• Lancaster city restricts hours Park City Center can shoot off cannons
• Lancaster city restricts hours Park City Center can shoot off cannons
• Man charged after Christmas party attack
• Man charged after Christmas party attack
• Police nab suspect in Christmas Eve heist
• Police nab suspect in Christmas Eve heist
• Gold coins turn up in Salvation Army kettles
• Gold coins turn up in Salvation Army kettles
• Suspect sought in attempted assault
• Suspect sought in attempted assault
• Accident unloading truck at Clipper Magazine Stadium sends man to hospital
• Accident unloading truck at Clipper Magazine Stadium sends man to hospital
• Fatal crash in Colerain Township
• Neighbor charged with thefts after woman's death
• Neighbor charged with thefts after woman's death
• Homicides fall in 2011
• Homicides increase in 2011
• POLICE LOG: December 29, 2011
• POLICE LOG: December 29, 2011
• Donations help New Holland police get in-car cameras
• Donations help New Holland police get in-car cameras
• Penn State, historic flooding top Pa. news in 2011
• 3-alarm fire hits Columbia recycling business
• Mount Joy finalizes budget
• Three school districts here will merge teaching efforts
• Congregation aims to save family's farm
• New dog policy in East Hempfield Township
• New dog policy in East Hempfield Township
• Two men, one boy charged in burglary spree
• Two men, one boy charged in burglary spree
• (Un)Occupy Lancaster: After strong camp, group plans exit
• Woman charged in hit-and-run crash
• Woman charged in hit-and-run crash
• Lancaster County cuts jury official posts
• Lancaster County cuts jury official posts
• Man dies after wreck on Route 30
• Man dies after wreck on Route 30
• Penn residents question 78.5% tax hike
• Penn residents question 78.5% tax hike
• 3 generations get help to extend farm legacy in Warwick
• 3 generations get help to extend farm legacy in Warwick
• Heritage society program recalls one-room schoolhouses
• Heritage society program recalls one-room schoolhouses
• A new year means new, free activities for the community to enjoy. Follow PCA&D...
• POLICE LOG: Dec. 28, 2011
• POLICE LOG: Dec. 28, 2011
• Caernarvon adopts budget, adds surplus to preservation fund
• Caernarvon adopts budget, adds surplus to preservation fund
• Columbia gets grants to revamp park areas
• Columbia gets grants to revamp park areas
• Occupy Lancaster protesters will leave downtown camp site by Jan. 1
• Penn Twp. hikes taxes, but less than expected
• East Cocalico Township faces wave of tragedies
• East Cocalico Township faces wave of tragedies
• Pequea bids Groff farewell after nearly 3 decades
• 2012 to start out cold
• Four aim for Pa. House seats
• Court backs Pennsylvania Academy of Music leaders
• Commissioners vote to maintain county's current class status
• New Year's Eve shoe drop returns to Akron
• POLICE LOG: December 27, 2011
• Two hurt in Paradise Township wreck
• Marietta marks 200th anniversary with New Year's Eve bash
• Administrators outline goals for Ephrata schools
• Reamstown students raise funds for camping program
• Man charged with vandalism at Lancaster city police station
• As you're out and about this holiday week, stop by The Fridge in Lancaster to vi...
• ATV stolen from Ephrata business
• Cash tolls going up again on Pennsylvania Turnpike
• HACC's website temporarily offline
• E. Lampeter passes budget
• Colerain holding line wherever possible
• Pet lost; kindness found
• Here's a bedtime story like no other
• Officer helps save boy's ear
• SDL settles suit for $100,000
• Another shopping frenzy
• 84 county schools get PA achievement awards
• Little Britain seeks tax collector
• Lancaster school district pays $100,000 to settle suit
• Officials approve Lafayette Fire Company request
• POLICE LOG: December 26, 2011
• Keeping resolutions
• New police force hits the streets in Clay, Penn, Warwick
• Steady flow of shoppers returns to stores today
• Goose decoys stolen from Manor Township field
• Manor Township man loses $1,000 in lottery scam
• Christmas: What's open, closed
• New teen drivers face limits on riders
• After busy Christmas Eve, local pastors say Christmas Day services less crowded, more relaxed
• West Earl churches serve Christmas dinner
• Merry Christmas to all!
• Christmas Eve bank robbery at Fulton branch
• Toys for a special tot
• Lady Gaga to call Lancaster home
• Christmas present trimmed in holidays past
• Facing taxing times
• Box of good will
• Door-to-door salesmen raise suspicions
• POLICE LOG
• Amendment to ban pigeon shoots won't make it to a vote in 2011
• Model collector
• Make dreams of Midnight a reality
• Deeds Recorded - Dec. 25, 2011
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Dec. 25, 2011
• Soprano Madeline Bender shares the stage with hope
• Police: Driver hits wrong pedal
• Christmas: What's open, closed
• Denver closes 2011 with farewells
• Lost iPad a treasure-trove of memories
• New quantum levitator attracting interest at North Museum
• Local reindeer on Christmas Eve standby
• No place like 'home' for holidays
• School District of Lancaster financial chief gets 5-year contract
• Car hits buggy in Earl Township
• 'Murder' solved on 'CSI: Ephrata'
• County's 1st baby boomer to turn 66 on Jan. 1
• Ephrata school board might switch to iPads
• Group that promotes Susquehanna corridor gets $250,000 boost
• Officer praised for helping to save boy's ear
• Letort Elementary School evacuated due to burning smell
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Conservatives mock the middle class
• Police arrest two in ATM deposit scam
• Santa arrives early at YWCA
• Man pleads guilty to murder at homeless camp
• Man pleads guilty to murder at homeless camp
• West Lampeter Township bank robbed
• West Lampeter Township bank robbed
• Lots of people at The Lancaster Central Market already this morning. As you pla...
• Christmas: What's open, closed
• Christmas: What's open, closed
• Tractor-trailer fire shuts down Route 222
• Tractor-trailer fire shuts down Route 222
• “Other Worlds/Future Worlds” next art show at HACC-Lancaster Campus
• Death sentence is upheld in Diener shooting
• Death sentence is upheld in Diener shooting
• Rumors dog Elizabethtown athletic director
• Crossings project advances
• Students on a mission
• Ex-Lancaster Mennonite assistant principal charged with 11 counts of sexual offenses
• Warwick updates policies
• Lititz raises tax .5 mills
• RRTA officials take steps to complete $18.5 million construction project
• In case you missed it: Last week, President Dan Porterfield sent the following v...
• Elanco board may raise taxes to close budget gap
• Bonfield crossing guard wears many hats
• Police investigate daytime burglaries in Pequea, Conestoga
• In 1966, Richard Hahn '64 bought a zoo in Thurmont, Md. He and his wife, Mary An...
• 13 arrested in warrants sweep related to drug activity
• Peach Bottom woman killed in East Drumore wreck
• County man, 25, killed in West Lampeter Township wreck
• Gift comes home for strapped family
• New congressional districts split GOP
• Police: Lititz woman, 20, had sex with boy, 14; charges are lodged
• School District of Lancaster board OKs commencement deal
• E. Donegal OKs 27% tax hike
• Helping hands for the holidays
• Churches plan free meals
• Humane League lays off two animal cruelty officers
• Humane League lays off two animal cruelty officers
• Lancaster County holds line on taxes
• Lancaster County holds line on taxes
• Martin Elementary School design debated
• Martin Elementary School design debated
• Women charged in string of southern end burglaries
• Tanger store manager robbed at gunpoint
• Tanger store manager robbed at gunpoint
• Police investigate slew of daytime burglaries
• Route 222 closed after fatal wreck in East Drumore Township
• Chances of a white Christmas are 'slim'
• Chances of a white Christmas are 'slim'
• Standholder sees 'bright future' for Columbia market
• MC students invite community to play the market
• POLICE LOG: Wednesday, Dec. 21
• Paradise adopts balanced budget
• Lititz honors outgoing board member
• Lancaster County to charge for property assessment appeals
• Lancaster County to charge for property assessment appeals
• East Petersburg officials raise taxes, must still make cuts
• Boy shoots self in foot in hunting accident
• Boy shoots self in foot in hunting accident
• Cub Scout Pack raises funds with sweet creations
• Two women faces more home burglary charges
• Minor injuries in Rt. 72 wreck in Rapho Township
• Four homes in three townships hit by burglars
• Humane League rethinks mission
• Santa gets lots of help: Kind strangers pay for layaway
• W. Donegal accepts budget, retains tax rate
• W. Donegal accepts resignation of Viscome
• Lancaster City Council OKs rate hikes
• 3 Lancaster city homes struck by bullets
• Lancaster County Courthouse entrance closed for $300,000 renovation
• Sex charges for Ephrata man
• Suspect in Dec. 4 stabbing turns self in
• Lancaster County Career & Technology Center pact: Pay hike, then freeze
• Covered-bridge repair could top $125,000
• Millersville University looks to offer courses in Philadelphia
• Brecknock cuts expenses to keep tax rate level
• Brecknock cuts expenses to keep tax rate level
• Upper Leacock commits to fire companies
• Upper Leacock commits to fire companies
• Man charged in robbery of Gap bank
• PM schools bridge culture barrier with sweet activity
• Manheim prepares to ring in New Year, 250th anniversary
• Police clear Manheim Township swim coach
• Police clear Manheim Township swim coach
• PCA&D will be closed from Saturday, December 24 through Monday, January 2, 2012....
• Manheim Central board seeks candidate
• York woman faces 3-year jail term for stealing from Strasburg fireworks company
• York woman faces 3-year jail term for stealing from Strasburg fireworks company
• POLICE LOG: Tuesday, December 20
• W. Lampeter Twp. reduces fee, approves budget
• Police: City man steals $2,254 worth of iPods from Toys R Us
• NPR visits Dutch Gold to report on international honey trade
• Mount Joy Twp. approves tax hike
• West Earl officials raise tax rate
• Solanco unveils budget plan, recognizes student artist
• Cocalico board signs off on tech contract
• A Lancaster Old Fashoined Christmas
• City woman charged with stabbing ex-boyfriend during dispute
• Tractor stolen from Manor Township farm
• Police: Boy, 15, had sex with 11-year-old girl
• Bank robbery suspect turns himself in
• Couple in fraud case must pay $500,000
• Couple in fraud case must pay $500,000
• Dancing to hip-hop keeps these ladies feeling sassy
• Dancing to hip-hop keeps these ladies feeling sassy
• Transportation funding request rejected again
• Transportation funding request rejected again
• Police: Texting caused wreck
• Police: Texting caused wreck
• Laurie is never far from their minds
• Laurie is never far from their minds
• Convicted rapist gets 14 to 30 years
• Convicted rapist gets 14 to 30 years
• SDL seeking return on a portion of cost overruns
• SDL seeking return on a portion of cost overruns
• Christmas comes to Christiana
• Christmas comes to Christiana
• Five Lititz businesses win decorating contest
• Five Lititz businesses win decorating contest
• POLICE LOG: Monday, December 19
• POLICE LOG: Monday, December 19
• West Cocalico will cut expenses to balance budget
• West Cocalico will cut expenses to balance budget
• Unexpected revenue helps balance proposed Caernarvon budget
• Unexpected revenue helps balance proposed Caernarvon budget
• How would you answer F&M's "bizarre" essay question? "Imagine yourself as Benjam...
• Strasburg authority raises water rate
• Quarryville students learn lesson about giving
• Mount Joy to hike taxes 6%
• East Cocalico increases tax rate in draft budget to cover costs
• City man arrested after kidnapping, assaulting woman in Saturday incident
• City man arrested after kidnapping, assaulting woman in Saturday incident
• Junior graphic design major Pat Mendoza posted a re-cap of the fall semester at...
• Police release details on Saturday's stabbing of city man
• Police release details on Saturday's stabbing of city man
• State Supreme Court refuses to hear Woomer's final appeal
• State Supreme Court refuses to hear Woomer's final appeal
• President Dan Porterfield on what it means for F&M to have classrooms with a glo...
• 22 rings stolen from vendor at Green Dragon
• 22 rings stolen from vendor at Green Dragon
• Thinking inside the box
• Millersville grads get words of encouragement
• Manheim authority raises water rate
• Rapho OKs 2012 budget, 1.75-mill property tax
• Birthday wishes
• Good news in LT: Taxes hold steady
• Save Speedwell kicks off campaign
• Elizabeth Twp. OKs 2012 budget
• Elizabeth Twp. OKs 2012 budget
• Dragging the bay through the mud
• Dragging the bay through the mud
• On the farm at the holidays with Bill Coleman
• On the farm at the holidays with Bill Coleman
• Garfield is much more than a cartoon
• Garfield is much more than a cartoon
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Dec. 18, 2011
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Dec. 18, 2011
• Deeds Recorded - Dec. 18, 2011
• Deeds Recorded - Dec. 18, 2011
• Quarryville tree lighting draws festive crowd
• Lancaster city camera coalition refocuses
• Lancaster city camera coalition refocuses
• Tales of the Occupation: Occupy Lancaster shares stories
• Tales of the Occupation: Occupy Lancaster shares stories
• Retired police horse finds a stable home
• Retired police horse finds a stable home
• Plum St. flooding more than water under the bridge
• Plum St. flooding more than water under the bridge
• What does Santa tell kids in tough times
• What does Santa tell kids in tough times
• First case of flu confirmed
• First case of flu confirmed
• Landmark barn destroyed in Rapho Township
• Hallelujah! Singing flash mob hits market
• Police log
• Congrats to our grads...on staff that is! Today Dir. of Admissions Erin Nelsen w...
• Veterans here reflect on Iraq
• Veterans here reflect on Iraq
• Man faces more sex charges
• Man faces more sex charges
• Taped-up protesters oppose defense act
• One person hurt in two-vehicle crash in East Donegal Township
• Suspect admits to theft from credit union
• TVs among items taken in break-ins
• Ambulance crew delivers warmth
• Three EFI defendants face more charges
• Lancaster County Farmland Trust employees spread holiday spirit
• VIDEO: 'Occupy' members protest defense bill
• Manheim society investigates vandalism to historic lamp
• Judge orders trial for 2 Penn State officials
• Dissolution of MCRec is final
• VIDEO: Youngster showcases musical talents
• Local bakers put sweet creations on display
• Senior citizens put holiday twist on flash mob
• Quarryville students give back through service project
• In the midst of the holiday hubbub, feed your inner artist. Visit PCA&D for Kyle...
• Elizabethtown council adopts balanced budget
• 2-vehicle crash on Route 441 in East Donegal Township
• McQueary: I told Penn St. officials about abuse
• Gbowee led the coalition of Christian and Muslim women’s groups that ended the d...
• the College Store will be open every day this week 8:00-4:00 for a special Holid...
• Little League lighting proposal causes stir in Colerain
• East Earl approves budget, tax hike
• $2M donated to Marietta
• Work on Lancaster Amtrak station to continue
• Work on Lancaster Amtrak station to continue
• Occupy Lancaster asks to stay put
• Occupy Lancaster asks to stay put
• Police seek Lancaster Township home-invasion duo
• Police seek Lancaster Township home-invasion duo
• Manheim Township seeks tax exception
• Manheim Township seeks tax exception
• Man charged with indecent assault
• SouthEast Lancaster Health welcomes new leader
• Our Lady of the Angels will consolidate facilities
• the College Store will be open every day this week 8:00-4:00 for a special Holid...
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, December 15
• Thieves target unlocked vehicles in Manheim and Lancaster townships
• Mt. Hope Horse Rescue opens doors to community
• PCA&D's ad in the holiday issue of fig Lancaster features Root 222, which is com...
• Professor Tony Chemero discusses the connections between human perception and th...
• Fire strikes at Lancaster Township apartment building, no one injured
• Fire strikes at Lancaster Township apartment building, no one injured
• Home sales increase 16% in November
• Prison suicide families speak
• Prison suicide families speak
• Police: Driver offers woman ride, tries to assault her
• Police: Driver offers woman ride, tries to assault her
• Smithgall's farm enrolled in ag preservation program
• Smithgall's farm enrolled in ag preservation program
• County awarded $900,000 in state grants
• Delivery workers get good and busy
• Warwick offers early retirement
• Increased costs lead to increase in Terre Hill taxes
• Mount Joy weighs budget cuts, tax hike
• Manheim police gear up to patrol Rapho
• Manheim approves 2012 budget, real estate tax hike
• Mountville wants Spring Street open to two-way traffic
• Ephrata Twp. uses reserve funds to balance budget
• Police: Woman tried to buy alibi
• Octorara board assesses district's finances
• Downed power lines close Route 30 in area of Newport Road
• POLICE LOG: Wednesday, Dec. 14
• Strasburg residents will see higher tax bills
• Installment #3 of the photo blog by students at PCA&D and Kyungil University in...
• Strasburg Twp. officials discuss sewage plan
• Mountville honors departing council member
• Mountville discusses LIMC resolutions
• the College Store will be open every day this week 8:00-4:00 for a special Holid...
• Quarryville officer honored for DUI arrests
• Extension cord misuse blamed in deadly blaze
• Man accused of robbing elderly couple in 2006 ordered to stand trial
• Clay officials assess sink hole damage
• 2 people injured in crash on Route 222 in Brecknock Township
• Way to go, Alexa!
• MT teacher earns spot in U.S. Olympic Trials
• Redistricting plan would split Lancaster County
• Lancaster City Council rezones Janet Avenue tract to mixed use
• Robbers hit credit union, bank here
• Fund racers: Team raises cash for child
• Road patterns to change for Wrights Ferry Bridge work
• Convict's appeal targets grandma
• Rapho Township man charged with 108 counts of sexual abuse
• Columbia OKs budget, commercial LERTA policy
• Columbia OKs budget, commercial LERTA policy
• Robbers hit credit union, bank here
• Credit union gets approval to build Willow Street branch
• Credit union gets approval to build Willow Street branch
• Video: McCaskey High School concert
• Video: McCaskey High School concert
• Denver approves budget with tax increase
• Denver approves budget with tax increase
• Convicted of injuring 6-month-old daughter, man shifts blame to girl's grandmother in appeal
• A review of Kyle Staver's exhibit at PCA&D is online at HuffingtonPost.com and l...
• POLICE LOG: Tuesday, December 13
• POLICE LOG: Tuesday, December 13
• Residents want Penn Twp. officials to reconsider tax hike
• Residents want Penn Twp. officials to reconsider tax hike
• Brecknock sewer customers will see 22.5% tax hike
• Brecknock sewer customers will see 22.5% tax hike
• Akron officials raise tax, water rates
• Akron officials raise tax, water rates
• Police lodge charges in latest smash-and-grab burglary
• Police file charges against 5 alleged smash-and-grab burglars
• Proposed budget raises taxes in West Lampeter
• Proposed budget raises taxes in West Lampeter
• Conestoga Valley unveils preliminary budget plan
• Mountville councilman suggests fire tax may be in borough's future
• Historical author visits Hans Herr Elementary
• Windstream's nationwide outage shuts down internet service for thousands here
• Sandusky waives hearing, vows to fight charges
• Sandusky waives hearing, vows to fight charges
• Police accuse Rapho Township man of producing, possessing child porn
• the College Store will be open every day this week 8:00-4:00 for a special Holid...
• Small Conestoga Twp. neighborhood could see big jump in sewer bills
• Fundraiser set for cancer-stricken hiker
• Manhiem Township officials approve no-tax-hike budget
• YWCA opens winter shelter
• Route 283 open after fatal crash
• Benefit light display glows in Neffsville
• RAW VIDEO: Aftermath of fire at Stevens home
• Constable's death ruled a suicide
• F&M's Kappa Delta sorority provided volunteers for this amazing event organized...
• POLICE LOG: Monday, December 12
• East Lampeter clarifies exemptions in burn ordinance
• East Lampeter buys new system for police records
• Pequea Township alpaca farm has become a landmark
• Burglars hit 2 Lancaster Township homes
• Police arrest 5 suspects in smash-and-grab burglary
• Fire does $2,500 damage to chicken house
• No tax hike expected in Eden
• Ted Stoltzfus, adjunct instructor in the Graphic Design department, has publishe...
• 3 family members die in East Cocalico house fire
• Person killed in 1-vehicle wreck in East Drumore Township
• Sensitive Santa
• Small fire strikes Ephrata business
• Small fire strikes Ephrata business
• Heavy-duty light show
• Heavy-duty light show
• Secret Sneaker closing, police investigate claimed loss of $115,000
• Secret Sneaker closing, police investigate claimed loss of $115,000
• When horses face last roundup
• When horses face last roundup
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Dec. 11
• POLICE LOG: Sunday, Dec. 11
• Got a permit for that storage tank
• Got a permit for that storage tank
• Quarryville man faces slew of charges
• Quarryville man faces slew of charges
• Willow Street man arrested after chase
• Willow Street man arrested after chase
• Taxpayers: Tally those online purchases
• Taxpayers: Tally those online purchases
• Retired police horse on the block
• Retired police horse on the block
• It's time for Santa
• It's time for Santa
• The sky's the limit for Barbara Vinall
• The sky's the limit for Barbara Vinall
• This pup needs your Bear hugs
• This pup needs your Bear hugs
• Deeds Recorded - Dec. 11, 2011
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Dec. 11, 2011
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Dec. 11, 2011
• Deeds Recorded - Dec. 11, 2011
• Sandusky's defender: 'Method to my madness'
• Sandusky's defender: 'Method to my madness'
• Library considers hiring collection agency
• Library considers hiring collection agency
• How the library cleans house
• How the library cleans house
• Fire at Manheim Township deli
• Fire at Manheim Township deli
• L-S stuffs bus with toys for tots
• L-S stuffs bus with toys for tots
• East Donegal seeks county input on alternative-energy regs
• East Donegal seeks county input on alternative-energy regs
• 2011 Leacock Township crime report spurs concern
• 2011 Leacock Township crime report spurs concern
• No tax hike in Adamstown budget
• No tax hike in Adamstown budget
• Mount Joy faces budget cuts, tax hike
• Mount Joy faces budget cuts, tax hike
• Lancaster County Convention Center woes to trickle down
• Lancaster County Convention Center woes to trickle down
• Navy mom's surprise visit is early Christmas present for kids
• Navy mom's surprise visit is early Christmas present for kids
• Ex-officer faces new sex assault charges
• Ex-officer faces new sex assault charges
• East Hempfield Township OKs High funds for Crossings road improvements
• East Hempfield Township OKs High funds for Crossings road improvements
• Lancaster city man shot, then charged with crimes
• Lancaster city man shot, then charged with crimes
• Donated toys not stolen;Toys for Tots officials say bin pickups were legitimate
• Man charged with poaching 14-point buck
• Man charged with poaching 14-point buck
• Bart holds tax rate steady in 2012 budget
• Bart holds tax rate steady in 2012 budget
• POLICE LOG: Friday, December 9
• POLICE LOG: Friday, December 9
• PV OKs capital reserve budget
• PV OKs capital reserve budget
• West Hempfield residents seek relief from stormwater
• West Hempfield residents seek relief from stormwater
• Lititz Santa is jolly -- and yummy
• Lititz Santa is jolly -- and yummy
• West Hempfield holds taxes steady, but sewer rate to rise
• West Hempfield holds taxes steady, but sewer rate to rise
• PPL completes upgrade work in Elanco, Cocalico
• PPL completes upgrade work in Elanco, Cocalico
• Conoy thanks Strickland for decades of service
• Come out and support F&M's only Division I team!
• West Hempfield to house stray dogs in its own kennels
• Audit: Columbia schools ended 2010-11 with surplus
• Conoy adopts $1.57 million budget for 2012
• Conoy adopts $1.57 million budget for 2012
• 2 steal 'Toys for Tots' collection
• Don't forget to check out the PCA&D alumni Facebook wall. It features news and...
• Burglars strike 8 times in Paradise, Leacock townships
• Paradise, Leacock burglaries investigated by state police
• Smash-and-grab burglary at Manor Shopping Center
• Smash-and-grab burglary at Manor Shopping Center
• Adult charges filed in alleged sex crime
• Lancaster Countian came across Virginia Tech shooting scene
• Fund set up for family after wreck that killed 3 siblings
• Fire hits Rapho Township salvage business
• Democrats run winning strategy for Lancaster City Council
• East Hempfield Township OKs no-tax-hike budget
• 3 women accused of burglaries
• Ephrata hero cited for life-saving call
• Man, 81, struck by car in Lancaster city
• Conestoga River floods Lancaster Township road
• Christiana Fire Company unveils budget
• Paradise tightens financial belt
• West Hempfield considers rezoning proposal
• A student project designed to benefit Cambodia's education system remains on tra...
• Lancaster city man charged as adult in sex assault case when he was 15
• POLICE LOG: Thursday, December 8
• See the new photos from the First Friday gallery reception with artist Kyle Stav...
• Columbia society continues effort to replant trees
• Former movie manager charged wtih stealing over $127,000
• Last week's Common Hour featured some great examples of the ways that F&M facult...
• Elizabethtown Area School District requests pay concessions
• Earl Township adopts balanced budget
• East Drumore practices 'good fiscal management'
• Deirdre Murphy, a Philadelphia-based painter, will present an artist talk tomorr...
• Store photo shows suspect in credit card misuse case
• Police seek ID of man using credit card without permission
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: A bailout for the people
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: A bailout for the people
• 3 women charged in Solanco burglary spree
• Ephrata store hit in latest smash-and-grab
• Police report 2 new smash-and-grabs
• Manheim Township still mum on Graybill
• Manheim Township still mum on Graybill
• Lancaster city cracks down on pigeon fanciers
• Lancaster city cracks down on pigeon fanciers
• Demise of Lancaster County Human Relations Commission still stirs debate
• Demise of Lancaster County Human Relations Commission still stirs debate
• Lancaster city planners approve stockyard project
• Lancaster city man arrested for Md. auto theft
• Shedding light on child sexual abuse
• Family faces life without 3 siblings killed in Rapho Township wreck
• Lancaster County braces for a bit of winter weather
• Man hurt when truck flips in Pequea Township
• Child porn possession leads to jail sentence
• MC board reorganizes
• Come out and watch a wrestling meet in the MAC @ 7:00 and then head to Jones for...
• Township proposes budget deficit in 2012
• Stabbing suspect sought by police
• New Holland officials raise taxes
• POLICE LOG: Wednesday, Dec. 7
• Watershed group, soccer club have big plans for Logan Park
• Sandusky arrested on new sex abuse charges
• Elizabethtown man accused of setting fire at Dauphin County casino
• Back salary is the focus of Pennsylvania Academy of Music court filings
• Christiana officials discuss ordinance changes
• Warwick board reorganizes
• East Petersburg raises taxes, but still faces deficit
• El Rodeo, El Serrano.... Move Over! Mexican Cuisine has a New Boss in Town
• Smash-and-grab burglars hit 2 more stores
• Electronics, games targeted in 2 smash-grab burglaries
• After nearly two decades, Conestoga raising taxes
• Salisbury to proceed with litigation against trucking firm
• East Cocalico tries to fill budget gap
• Twin brothers, sister killed in Rapho Township crash
• Columbia buys land between bridges
• Rapho Township man charged with possessing child porn, threatening 14-year-old
• Rapho Township man charged with possessing child porn, threatening 14-year-old
• Lancaster city police horse theft suspect waives hearing
• Coroner: Single gunshot killed Lancaster County constable
• Ephrata taxes likely on way up
• Alleged shooter ID'd in court
• Octorara board installs new members
• Colerain settles in financial discrepancy
• Three siblings dead in Rapho Township crash
• Police: Man lifted 'enhancement' products
• Hambright's fate sealed in Penn Manor
• Martic to decide fate of road less traveled
• Police ID woman killed by truck in West Lampeter construction zone
• Blaze levels barn in East Drumore Township
• Check out downtown Lancaster during the holidays
• Medical response unit regains nonprofit status
• East Donegal proposes 27 percent tax hike
• Two new members join Elanco board
• West Donegal balances budget, retains tax rate
• Resident faults W. Donegal action to eliminate position
• Manheim Township suspends swimming coach
• 4 people charged with stealing more than $8,000 worth of items from vehicles
• Police identify smash-and-grab burglary suspect
• As this Fall semester draws to a close, sophomore, junior, and senior Photo majo...
• Mi Gente Latina is celebrating 20 years of a Latino student organization on campus.
• Register today for the January Open House at PCA&D. Join us on Saturday, January...
• Mail center here will stay open -- for now
• Manheim Township ponders exceeding Act 1 limit
• Truck accident kills worker in West Lampeter Township
• Lancaster city water-sewer rate hike plan advances
• Housing Development Corporation buildings to get facelift
• Charges dropped against man who made citizen's arrest
• Thieves target homes hit by Sept. floods
• Citizen helps police nab burglary suspect
• Ephrata man faces child-porn charges
• Baby sitter admits guilt to 72 counts of sex abuse
• Lancaster city man charged in arson at his own home
• Lancaster County Career & Technology Center teachers OK proposed contract
• Police investigate fatal shooting in East Lampeter Township
• Christiana will 'light up' for the holidays
• Donegal unveils draft of preliminary budget
• A mild winter: Forecasters expect upcoming season to be warm and wet
• Strasburg tree honors Pearl Harbor, veterans
• Manheim group puts holiday spirit on tour
• POLICE LOG: Monday, December 5
• Donegal board discusses student disciplinary costs
• United Zion residents display their artistic talents
• New writing by Lisa DeAngelo '13 on the Junior Design Studio blog. She reflects...
• Donegal installs new board
• Charges dropped against man who made citizen's arrest
• Young alums! Register now for a Virtual Office Hour with President Dan Porterfie...
• English professor Patricia O'Hara and 2 F&M students, among others, ponder 'the...
• Man arrested after setting clothes on fire, spraying woman with lighter fluid
• Police probe Lancaster city stabbing
• Man stabbed multiple times in incident in city
• 1 taken into custody after smash-and-grab burglary
• Vigil to support victims of child sex abuse
• UPDATE: Creighton says he'll step down at end of 2012
• UPDATE: One dead in East Earl accident
• A name change and so much more
• Open for business
• Deadline for sewage inspections approaching in Drumore
• No tax increase likely for Fulton residents
• Video: Christmas carolers in Millersville
• Celebration canceled, but Santa still on his way
• A reception for the children -- and their families -- who completed the fall ses...
• Tune in at 3 p.m. for a webcast of F&M's holiday choral concert featuring Vival...
• County bond rating drops
• County bond rating drops
• POLICE LOG
• POLICE LOG
• Judge fines owners in two horse cruelty cases
• Judge fines owners in two horse cruelty cases
• The Christmas Reaths
• The Christmas Reaths
• Crossroads of generosity
• Crossroads of generosity
• Kari Stanley is an advocate for the youngest among us
• Kari Stanley is an advocate for the youngest among us
• Unconditional love is therapy for Tripod
• Unconditional love is therapy for Tripod
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Dec. 4, 2011
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Dec. 4, 2011
• Deeds Recorded - Dec. 4, 2011
• Deeds Recorded - Dec. 4, 2011
• Man taken into custody after standoff with police
• Fire destroys Akron home, two escape
• More county schoolkids sink into poverty
• Sandusky: Paterno never confronted me
• Firefighter injured, 8 homeless after blaze in city
• Columbia school board elects 2012 leaders
• Columbia school board elects 2012 leaders
• Sadsbury to adopt 'user-friendly' zoning law
• Sadsbury to adopt 'user-friendly' zoning law
• 8 people escape 3-alarm fire in city
• Lancaster city wants to know: What's shakin'
• Lancaster city wants to know: What's shakin'
• County helps School District of Lancaster combat truancy
• Fire damages home in Drumore Township
• Vidoegrapher and painter David Campbell is capturing the Kyle Staver exhibit ton...
• Father powers pedicab to get around
• POLICE LOG
• Committee will oversee Octorara's school-to-career programs
• Neighbors want private alley reopened in Manheim
• Financial outlook improves in Drumore
• Man charged with trying to sell edible mushrooms as psychedelics
• Rapho OKs residential subdivision plans
• Smash-and-grab burglars hit Ephrata phone store
• Economics professor Antonio Callari said the Occupy movement won't be going away...
• Lancaster Christmas Lights
• Pennsylvania College of Art & Design's technology/social media classes are featu...
• Occupiers, Lancaster city not at odds
• Street name change suggested in E-town
• Grease analyzed in Lititz
• Police: Man assaulted 2 teen girls
• Lititz seeks tax hike
• Votes near on Lancaster County Career & Technology Center teacher contract
• Police: Burglary was his business
• Now you can text tips to CrimeStoppers
• Folk art show set in Manheim
• Manheim proposes tax hike for 2012
• Lancaster city parking garages to get new, cheaper lighting
• Pair to stand trial in death of baby
• Mona Lotfipour ’12 received a prestigious George J. Mitchell Scholarship for a y...
• POLICE LOG
• New Holland market unveils colorful calendar
• City man charged after allegedly pointing gun at ex-girlfriend
• PCA&D admissions staff and faculty will be on the road again this Sunday, Decemb...
• Police investigating series of vehicle break-ins in Manheim Township
• Coach "I", Bill Iannicelli—who spent 35 years as head track coach at F&M and com...
• Elizabethtown woman faces assault charges after domestic dispute
• Friends of the Quarryville Library prepare for sweet sale
• City man allegedly fires gun during domestic incident
• Court ruling pleases school districts
• Conoy soybean plant on road to realization
• South Duke Street bridge soon will reopen, state says
• Brothers surrender to face home invasion charges in Florida
• Teen escapes injuries in fire
• Covered bridges could be raised after storm damage
• Bulldog wrestlers win first conference meet of year defeating Valley Forge by a...
• TSCT wrestling in the MAC starting at 7:00! Come out and cheer on the Bulldogs
• Manheim approves greenway plan
• Occupy Lancaster discussion Thursday
• Judge OKs reopening of AMVETS post
• Amusing reflections about her appearance as graduation speaker at PCA&D by typog...
• F&M’s “Month of Thanks” draws to its official close today. But we encourage you...
• Salisbury Township stabbing was suicide attempt, police say
• Congratulations to graphic design major Joe Pietrzak '12 for creating a winning...
• POLICE LOG
• Adamstown may ease rental property requirements
• Jury convicts attorney of fraud
• Penn includes vets in Manheim 250th salute
• PV aims to avoid tax increase
• 30 AC units stolen in Manheim Township
• Solanco students raise funds for infant's transplant
• Solanco students raise funds for Leola infant's transplant
• F&M history professor Van Gosse takes a turn in the New York Times' popular Disu...
• UPDATED: 1 person suffers burn in Ephrata shed fire
• Lancaster County man dies in plane crash
• Lancaster County man dies in plane crash
• Dept. of Education finds fault with Millersville University's investigation of sexual harassment complaint
• Dept. of Education finds fault with Millersville University's investigation of sexual harassment complaint
• Lancaster County eyes no tax hike
• Lancaster County eyes no tax hike
• Lancaster County's Job Court goes out of business
• Lancaster County's Job Court goes out of business
• 'Hero' pup lauded on Animal Planet
• Conservancy lets public have say on Urban Forest
• Denver skaters face a wait for park repairs
• Heavy metal disappears: Manhole covers stolen
• Father sentenced up to 15 years for baby beating
• Millersville hikes taxes, donations
• Stiegel students meet author/illustrator
• Moving a safe distance from traffic
• Snyder earns Eagle
• Maytown hosts Winter Festival Dec. 10
• Penn may double tax rate
• POLICE LOG
• Brecknock discusses ways to reduce crime
• Paradise Twp. 3-year-old injured after falling in hay barn
• Police use stun gun on woman
• One injured in 2-car crash
• Police: Man arrested after car theft, chase
• East Cocalico works to cut police costs
• East Cocalico works to cut police costs
• How is F&M grappling with the issues facing higher education today?
• It's that time of year: Tree decorating, carols, cookies and Santa today at 1 p....
• Lake at Speedwell Forge gets a refill
• Lake at Speedwell Forge gets a refill
• Manheim Township ordinance allows for increased density
• Manheim Township ordinance allows for increased density
• Sky lanterns take to the air over the Susquehanna River
• Sky lanterns take to the air over the Susquehanna River
• Fire at Ephrata shelter
• Fire at Ephrata shelter
• DA clears Lancaster city police in inmate's suicide
• Teen robber gets 8 1/2 to 17 years
• Quarryville gets approval to begin sewage upgrade
• The Lancaster (Pa.) Sunday News observed the "fresh exuberance" in Kyle Staver's...
• District Attorney clears city police in inmate's suicide
• Stabbing reported in Salisbury Township
• 3 East Lampeter officers honored for rescue
• "Survey after survey suggests that young men today subscribe to the same ideolog...
• E. Lampeter to tax nonresident workers
• Deer hunting season opens across Pennsylvania
• For sale: 1 Demuth
• For sale: 1 Demuth
• Salvation Army needs toys
• Salvation Army needs toys
• Lancaster city alley gets 'green' makeover
• Alley gets 'green' makeover
• Cake and ice cream mark Millersville 250 finale
• Cake and ice cream mark Millersville 250 finale
• Masked robbers strike at Columbia mart
• Masked robbers strike at Columbia mart
• Battle over school field trips in Hempfield
• Battle over school field trips in Hempfield
• PM journalists win top honors
• PM journalists win top honors
• Caught between a rock and a hard place
• Caught between a rock and a hard place
• All aboard with the Train Guys
• All aboard with the Train Guys
• Jeff Kenderdine exercises his commitment to community at YMCA
• Jeff Kenderdine exercises his commitment to community at YMCA
• Anchor your heart to this Lab/boxer mix
• Anchor your heart to this Lab/boxer mix
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Nov. 27, 2011
• Deeds Recorded - Nov. 27, 2011
• Deeds Recorded - Nov. 27, 2011
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Nov. 27, 2011
• Janay Haga dances her way to Miss Solanco crown
• A 'royal' night in Solanco
• Video helps catch young armed robber
• Video helps catch young armed robber
• POLICE LOG
• Feeling the pain of prison suicides
• Feeling the pain of prison suicides
• Single-family home not everyone's dream house
• Single-family home not everyone's dream house
• Man, 32, identified in fatal Ephrata Twp. crash
• Man, 32, identified in fatal Ephrata Twp. crash
• POLICE LOG
• Police identify man, 18, killed by hit-and-run driver
• Report: Pedestrian killed by hit-and-run driver
• Holiday business booms for plumbers
• Shops' early starts becoming Black Friday norm
• Black Friday shoppers careful, eager
• Fire doused in Lancaster city apartment building
• Man charged in home break-in
• East Earl considers tax increase
• Remember a day of 'infamy'
• Black Friday shoppers flood Kendig Square
• POLICE LOG
• Ephrata believes early education leads to success
• Mount Joy begins to 'light up'
• Mount Joy ushers in the holidays with Winterfest
• Burns mask identity of victim in fatal crash
• Elizabeth Twp. officials join 'Save Speedwell' effort
• Christmas legend comes alive at Manheim library
• Clogged drains, toilets keep plumbers busy on Black Friday
• Citizen's tip helps police nab Ephrata Township burglary suspect
• 2 injured when car strikes deer in Strasburg Township
• Driver hospitalized after crash with deer
• Shoppers swarm stores seeking Black Friday bargains
• Black Friday: What's open, closed
• Black Friday: What's open, closed
• Elizabethtown church serves 500-plus Thanksgiving meals
• Elizabethtown church serves 500-plus Thanksgiving meals
• Former refugee celebrates 60 years of freedom on Thanksgiving
• Former refugee celebrates 60 years of freedom on Thanksgiving
• For Lancaster home: A Long farewell
• Flames engulf wrecked minivan; one killed
• Flames engulf wrecked minivan; one killed
• Ephrata man admits guilt in robbery
• Ephrata man admits guilt in robbery
• Giving thanks: Family finds new holiday traditions blend with old
• Thanksgiving: What's open, closed
• Dishing out dinner at Water Street Mission
• Dishing out dinner at Water Street Mission
• Disabled truck snarls traffic on Route 30 bridge
• Disabled truck snarls traffic on Route 30 bridge
• Judge rules against East Hempfield Township heliport plan
• Judge rules against East Hempfield Township heliport plan
• Manheim Township commissioners to decide on Stoner House
• Manheim Township commissioners to decide on Stoner House
• Lancaster County plans no hike in taxes
• Lancaster County plans no hike in taxes
• Brothers sought here in Florida home invasion
• Driver rescued from high water
• West Earl considers tax hike
• West Earl considers tax hike
• ChooChoo Barn marks anniversary with Christmas cheer
• ChooChoo Barn marks anniversary with Christmas cheer
• Solanco Toy Drive organizer hopes to meet holiday needs
• Solanco Toy Drive organizer hopes to meet holiday needs
• To all those in the F&M community, have a wonderful Thanksgiving! Enjoy this sto...
• Gorski tabbed Class A All-Star
• Gorski tabbed Class A All-Star
• Any guesses?
• Manheim gears up for holiday activities
• Manheim gears up for holiday activities
• Lancaster city man charged with theft from vehicles
• Lancaster city man charged with theft from vehicles
• Vintage fashion and the beauty of old buildings are captured on location in New...
• Vintage fashion and the beauty of old buildings are captured on location in New...
• Vintage fashion and the beauty of old buildings are captured on location in New...
• Police seek brothers accused in home invasion in Florida
• UPDATE: Man rescued from roof of car stuck in high water
• Holiday train layout brightens Paradise offices
• MU dorm project denied
• Give thanks as rain gives way to sunshine
• Give thanks as rain gives way to sunshine
• No tax hike planned in Lancaster city
• No tax hike planned in Lancaster city
• Volunteers help Crispus Attucks serve up its holiday meal
• Volunteers help Crispus Attucks serve up its holiday meal
• Closing in on 100,000 acres
• Minor injuries in three-vehicle crash in Leacock Township
• Ministry delivers for families
• Ephrata resident sends payment for document request
• Running stop sign leads to multiple charges
• West Donegal terminates assistant township manager
• Adam Zangari earns Eagle with Troop 268
• Tax hike proposed in Mount Joy Twp.
• Tax increase likely in East Lampeter
• East Lampeter increases towing fee
• Penn Manor hears budget update, sees sketch of Hambright school
• Man to serve up to 7 years in prison for robbing 2 women in Elizabethtown
• Octorara honors fallen soldiers
• Library will host Celtic Christmas program
• Burglar hits Ephrata garage; loss is $8,000
• Stopped for speeding, man gets DUI charge
• Resident's call helps catch burglary suspect
• Robber strikes at Lancaster Township Turkey Hill
• Woman hurt when car strikes stopped train in New Holland
• Fire hits Quarryville area plant
• Lancaster city post office to stay open
• Two teens hurt when vehicle strikes tree, catches fire
• Overlook Foundation preparing to wrap up its work
• Manheim Township School District offers teachers retirement incentive
• RRTA delays lead restaurant to vacate deal
• Franklin & Marshall College student faces drug charges
• Jail in case of boiling water poured on mother
• Brawl at hotel leads to charges against four
• School board says goodbye to 3 members
• Lancaster Mennonite School fires assistant principal in abuse probe
• Sadsbury officials propose balanced budget
• Solanco students spread message of PRIDE
• Mount Joy man sentenced for sex crimes
• A bit of tucked-away campus awesomeness. Can anyone guess where this unexpected...
• Annual Thanksgiving event gets bigger
• Donegal officials reject new schedule
• POLICE LOG
• Paradise man gets probation after shooting at - and missing - his wife and friend
• Workers puncture gas line; buildings evacuated
• L-S YMCA drive gets boost from community
• Wrong-way driver killed in crash
• E. Lampeter finds solution to stray dog issue
• Senior illustration major Andrew Nowacoski is featured in a Lancaster Sunday New...
• Warwick Twp. cuts costs to balance budget
• Mountville maintains tax rate
• Auction raises $24K for library
• Holiday spirit comes to New Holland
• E. Lampeter honors police officers
• Police officer rescues girl, 7, from pond in Penn Township
• As we approach Thanksgiving, show gratitude for someone at F&M by texting a $10...
• Woman escapes fire that destroys camper in East Earl Township
• Millersville's got talent (with video)
• Millersville's got talent
• Free meals being offered around county for Thanksgiving
• Free meals being offered around county for Thanksgiving
• Suburb will take stray dogs to kennel
• Suburb will take stray dogs to kennel
• Sex crimes against children gets top priority at DA's office
• Sex crimes against children gets top priority at DA's office
• POLICE LOG
• POLICE LOG
• Flashback
• Flashback
• Growing old in prison: Where death is their only escape
• Growing old in prison: Where death is their only escape
• Lifers are growing part of prison population
• Lifers are growing part of prison population
• Letters from prison: No place for old men
• Letters from prison: No place for old men
• State prison inmates age 70+ sentenced in Lancaster County
• State prison inmates age 70+ sentenced in Lancaster County
• Right-of-way OKs are key to bridge project
• Right-of-way OKs are key to bridge project
• POLICE LOG
• POLICE LOG
• Passing of a golden era
• Passing of a golden era
• Constitution Party 'not afraid to make the tough choices'
• Constitution Party 'not afraid to make the tough choices'
• Boxing up season's spirit
• Boxing up season's spirit
• Thanksgiving dinners are planned throughout Lancaster County
• Thanksgiving dinners are planned throughout Lancaster County
• Steve Dietrich has a history of preservation
• Steve Dietrich has a history of preservation
• Have a heart for affectionate Leo
• Have a heart for affectionate Leo
• SLIDE SHOW: Inside Laurel Highlands State Correctional Institution
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Nov. 20, 2011
• Deeds Recorded - Nov. 20, 2011
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Nov. 20, 2011
• SLIDE SHOW: Inside Laurel Highlands State Correctional Institution
• Local student journalist works on story of the year
• Local student journalist works on story of the year
• Manheim Central school salutes veterans
• Manheim Central school salutes veterans
• Elizabethtown police unveil centennial patch
• Schools study lessons from Penn State scandal
• Schools study lessons from Penn State scandal
• Surprising support in move to sell liquor stores
• Surprising support in move to sell liquor stores
• Warwick names assistant principal
• Lady Gaga is back in town
• Lady Gaga is back in town
• Lancaster Quilt & Textile Museum will fold
• Lancaster Quilt & Textile Museum will fold
• Lancaster County kids lead list of those served by Second Mile
• Lancaster County kids lead list of those served by Second Mile
• Teepee removed at Occupy Lancaster site
• Teepee removed at Occupy Lancaster site
• Waste plant offer still holds
• Waste plant offer still holds
• Teacher salary freeze pursued in Manheim Township
• Man accused of videotaping students again
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: The desperate search for Not-Mitt
• Check your mailboxes for the latest issue of Franklin & Marshall Magazine...or j...
• Students celebrate Turkey Drive donations
• Rapho proposes first real estate tax
• Manheim man guilty of sex crimes with preteen girl
• POLICE LOG
• Planners OK credit union's plan for Willow Street branch
• Manheim Central will transfer staff to meet requirement
• Lititz veteran receives state Senate citation
• Manheim evaluates storm damage to treatment plants
• Balanced budget up for review in Pequea
• Elizabethtown keeps tax hike option on table
• Denver seeks junior council person
• Miss Solanco pageant will focus on 'giving back'
• East Petersburg eyes tax, water rate hikes
• Thieves strike Manor Township homes
• Quarryville man seriously injured in head-on crash
• Interesting article in today's Lancaster newspaper about the Kyle Staver exhibit...
• Public prayers go missing: Court ruling moves some Lancaster County school districts to end tradition
• Police quickly arrest Lancaster Township home invasion suspects
• Local officials tout 'smart growth' as Lancaster County's model
• New Holland police say home invaded
• Lancaster Post Office employees picket on Thursday
• Farmers honored at 35th Ag Industry Banquet
• Grocery stores join in Water Street fundraiser
• Refinishing work under way at Lancaster city police station
• Lancaster County Community Foundation awards nearly $1 million
• Motorists trapped in cars after Route 222 wreck
• 400 turkeys still needed for L-S YMCA giveaway
• No tax increase in Ephrata Twp.
• Professors Dorothy Merritts and Robert Walter ’75 receive the Kirk Bryan Award f...
• Judge fines man $300 for killing his dog
• Tents, tables stolen at Penn Manor's Comet Field
• Burglars hit two Lancaster apartments
• City man jailed 15 years for drug dealing
• Sadly familiar: Local sex abuse workers watch Penn State saga, hope lessons will be learned
• Flood of concerns: 300-plus discuss fate of Speedwell Forge
• East Hempfield Township measure to help Centerville truck traffic
• RRTA trying to close gaps on garage project
• Lancaster County farmers eligible for loans
• Former Amishman jailed in thefts
• Suspects in killing of Lancaster city mom face death penalty
• Woman pleads guilty in robbery, conspiracy case
• Police charge 19-year-old in August slaying
• Returning visitor
• Peartown Road open after repairs to storm damage cease
• W. Lampeter considers reducing staff hours
• PCA&D admissions staff and faculty will be at the Philadelphia National Portfoli...
• Columbia sends message to delinquent organization
• Penn Twp. enacts service tax
• Elanco board gets update on Brecknock upgrade plans
• Rapho residents 'meet the chief'
• No tax hike in Quarryville budget
• Parents want girls' lacrosse at E-town
• A new option for F&M's caffeine junkies coming soon to Shad-Fack
• Main Street in New Holland shut 2 hours by police incident
• Clay releases budget draft; taxes likely holding
• Stolen memories: Burglars take family's videos of children
• Teen struck by train in East Lampeter Township
• Rising cost of flood insurance a worry
• Lancaster city pulls some new traffic meters
• Family intercepts money sent to phone scammers
• Lancaster County touts alert system
• Pupil struck by SUV outside Lancaster city school
• Landlord has 47 days to clean up properties
• Robbers hit two convenience stores
• LGH campus takes step forward
• Ephrata Borough weighs raising taxes
• Police cleared in man's death
• Williams is leaving East Petersburg, remaining nearby
• Marietta holds the line on taxes
• Farmer cultivates roots at Columbia market
• Mountville asks W. Hempfield to handle stray dogs
• No tax increase in West Cocalico budget
• Penn OKs house demolition
• Michael Nolt earns Eagle Scout Award
• No tax increase in East Drumore
• If the NYC street grid were extended world-wide, Old Main would be at the corner...
• President Dan Porterfield's comments on a special student-faculty collaboration...
• Brommer installed as police chief in Columbia
• Items stolen from 20 cars Sunday night
• Armed robber hits East Cocalico convenience store
• Ephrata convenience store robbed
• CV must find new board member
• Schools measure up
• Red-light fines to fund intersection repairs
• Manheim Township airs Crossings plan
• Businessman wants friendlier zoning law
• Mennonite basketball team offers parking for shoppers
• Mennonite basketball team offers parking for shoppers
• East Petersburg fire ruled an arson
• East Petersburg fire ruled an arson
• Forum spotlights new thinking for nonprofits
• Forum spotlights new thinking for nonprofits
• Tips help police bring in burglary suspect
• PFA case unravels in courtroom
• PFA case unravels in courtroom
• Conestoga looks to add wastewater officer
• Conestoga looks to add wastewater officer
• N.J. man guilty of sexual assault
• N.J. man guilty of sexual assault
• Wave of graffiti hits Elizabethtown
• PM teens assisted by MU mentors
• PM teens assisted by MU mentors
• Downtown Manheim group revises façade program
• Downtown Manheim group revises façade program
• Garden Spot actors bring story to life
• Lois Narr, D.O. ’86 to chemistry professor Jim Spencer: "You encouraged me not t...
• PM freshman earns Jefferson Award
• Mount Joy teen wins photo contest
• Urgent Care Centers closing; buyer sought
• Urgent Care Centers closing; buyer sought
• L-S gets campy with 'The Miser'
• L-S gets campy with 'The Miser'
• Balanced budget up for review in Martic
• No criminal charges in crash that killed four Manheim teens
• No criminal charges in crash that killed four Manheim teens
• E-town police seek help in identifying graffiti suspect
• 1,000 books purchased at Strasburg library's fall sale
• Suspected burglar nabbed in Manor Township
• Man faces DUI charge after vehicle hits ambulance
• Photos from the opening reception of "Which Way?," an exhibit of new work by sen...
• Sticking with it
• Occupy Lancaster campers adapt, look ahead
• Closed boat ramps anger anglers
• Closed boat ramps anger anglers
• Mechanical problem may be factor in turnpike crash
• Mechanical problem may be factor in turnpike crash
• Traffic questions at cancer center
• Traffic questions at cancer center
• Manor plans half-mill fire tax
• Breakfast, bingo Sat. in Christiana
• For Penn St., a new week after the worst one ever
• Take-charge guy Paterno didn't take charge
• Home for troubled boys is troubled
• Latest trend: Keep juvenile offenders home
• Fire prison warden Not so fast, says watchdog
• Prison suicides run against national trend
• Judge rejects challenge to Crossings
• Tax bills arrive with penalties
• POLICE LOG
• 'The best anti-poverty program is a job'
• Appetite for victory leads to Academic Challenge honors
• Carol Lytch is a teacher, author and new seminary chief
• You will treasure Ruby
• Deeds Recorded - Nov. 13, 2011
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons - Nov. 13, 2011
• Congrats, Sheena!
• Symbolism and drama at Penn State
• Symbolism and drama at Penn State
• Can a GOP candidate win city
• Can a GOP candidate win city
• Quarryville police arrest man in stabbing of youth
• Quarryville police arrest man in stabbing of youth
• Vehicle fire shuts down part of Turnpike
• Vehicle fire shuts down part of Turnpike
• Open House is today, 11 am - 2:30 pm. If you submit your application today, you...
• Read the grand jury presentment on Jerry Sandusky case
• Videotape keys arrest for indecent exposure
• Manor rejects high-density request
• Sheriff says he's 'in for long haul'
• Sheriff says he's 'in for long haul'
• East Hempfield Township golf course paid off after 22 years
• East Hempfield Township golf course paid off after 22 years
• Rapho Township supervisor charged with DUI
• Veterans Plaza dedicated
• Veterans Plaza dedicated
• Kettle Campaign kicks off
• Kettle Campaign kicks off
• False alarm investigated in West Lampeter Township
• False alarm investigated in West Lampeter Township
• Penn State: Assessing the damage
• Penn State: Assessing the damage
• Paradise Rotary helps library get Kindles
• Earl budget to be unveiled Monday
• Paradise Rotary helps library get Kindles
• Earl budget to be unveiled Monday
• 2 vets, 81 and 86, are CV's newest grads
• 2 vets, 81 and 86, are CV's newest grads
• Who says you can't have fun in the library?
• Manheim arranges care for stray dogs
• Manheim arranges care for stray dogs
• Officials want Martic roadway vacated
• Officials want Martic roadway vacated
• Brecknock cuts budget, keeps tax rate
• Brecknock cuts budget, keeps tax rate
• Martic wants polling location changed back
• Martic wants polling location changed back
• Robberies in northwest Lancaster city have cops on alert
• Robberies in northwest Lancaster city have cops on alert
• Show this to your friends: Installment #2 of photo blog by students at PCA&D and...
• Solanco grapples with falling revenue
• Solanco grapples with falling revenue
• Rapho supervisor charged with drunken driving
• Conoy to revise law on burning
• Of the Migrations film series at F&M: “It’s like having a curator walk you throu...
• Happy Friday, everyone. Tomorrow will be a beautiful day in downtown Lancaster:...
• Veterans Day: What's open, closed
• Penn State students try to resume routines
• Fireman dies at crash scene
• Sheriffs: Law library patron stole legal books
• Manheim Township school board OKs borrowing up to $10M
• Millersville University president addresses local NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet
• Documents are rare find
• Documents are rare find
• 'Wizard of Oz' this weekend at Octorara
• 'Wizard of Oz' this weekend at Octorara
• Bay cleanup plan gets major makeover
• Bay cleanup plan gets major makeover
• Jury still wrestling with rape verdict
• Jury still wrestling with rape verdict
• Sex offender support group hires director
• Sex offender support group hires director
• Ephrata teen held for sexual assault
• Ephrata teen held for sexual assault
• Route 30 bridge lanes reopen after accident
• Route 30 bridge lanes reopen after accident
• Last week's Common Hour and a new exhibition highlight the experiences of Africa...
• WWII veteran recalls days as fighter pilot
• WWII veteran recalls days as fighter pilot
• POLICE LOG
• Manheim FFA students volunteer
• Lancaster city man is charged with setting fire to porch
• Lancaster city man is charged with setting fire to porch
• Audit finds Penn Manor finances in 'good shape'
• It's not everyday one sees dancers on the basketball court!
• Parkesburg council incumbent narrowly wins re-election
• CLOSE-UP: Rep. John Bear and liquor privatization
• November Open House at PCA&D is this Saturday from 11 am - 2:30 pm. There's stil...
• Denver woman found after three-hour search
• Penn State shaken after firing of Paterno
• TV van tipped as rally for Paterno gets violent
• HACC chapter of international honor society inducts new members
• Many here still have regard for 'JoePa'
• Guilty in murder-for-hire plot
• Assistant principal at Lancaster Mennonite High School accused of sex abuse
• "Which Way?" features new works by senior Fine Art majors and opens this coming...
• Firefighters respond to 2 gas leaks in city
• Boy, 16, hurt when buggy struck from behind
• 3,900 remain without power in Lancaster County
• School District of Lancaster reports no Perrotto problems
• 4 seek 3 Lancaster County commissioner posts
• Campaign coffers well-stocked here
• Northern Lancaster Regional Police to begin first of 2012
• Tuesday at 9 a.m.—tune in (and call in!) to WITF's Radio Smart Talk, featuring F...
• Susquehanna heritage group names manager
• Judge rules for RRTA in dispute with builder
• Gas leak, explosion force evacuation in Millersville
• Rutts Road bridge repairs on schedule
• POLICE LOG
• Shearer's bridge to get new roof
• Meet up with PCA&D tonight at the NACAC 2011 Philadelphia Performing and Visual...
• Police seek public help in identifying robbery suspect
• 'Snow and Leaves' in 1940
• Ephrata couple taken to hospital due to carbon monoxide buildup in home
• School bus collides with downed tree
• SLIDE SHOW: Rare October snowstorm in Lancaster County
• Grease is causing problems in Lititz sewer system
• Northeastern alumni, how did you fare during this weekend's early snow?
• Storm's wrath lingers for many; thousands without power
• Downed wires shut Route 441 south of Columbia
• North Dakota man hurt in East Lampeter Township crash
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Far from home
• Getting in the spirit(s)
• Schools, agencies, businesses and residents help refugees
• A primer on plight of Bhutanese refugees
• Here's the beef
• LGBTQ community, faith focus of discussion
• Manheim, Rapho review field use
• 'Charlie's Aunt' visits PV Nov. 11-12
• GOP's mayor-in-exile tells why he's running for council
• POLICE LOG
• Still deciding fate of city postal station
• Tale of two streams
• County's poverty rate is 10th lowest
• Frosty fete for Millersville
• Victor of the 'Halloween Wars'
• Ghost-hunter Rick Fisher searches for a true haunting
• Brothers need home to share
• SLIDE SHOW: Editorial cartoons -- Oct. 30, 2011
• Deeds Recorded - Oct. 30, 2011
• Roads closed by trees, wires
• Snow cancels 'Oz' practice at Octorara
• How interior work at train station was derailed
• Officials worry that this train has left the station
• Organizers make most of canceled Halloween event
• Lititz snowstorm photos
• Strasburg group cancels Haunted Pool
• Drumore eyes smaller budget, same tax rate
• Manheim OKs change orders on East Gramby Street project
• Millersville parade a go despite the snow
• October snow falls on county
• We've got pictures from the PCA&D Halloween party. Last night was great! Thanks...
• Someone shoots horses with BB gun
• Columbia market master focuses on 'local' as key to success
• Students' success leads to pink hair for Smith principal
• Anger building over Lancaster city project
• Ex-manager honored for service to New Holland Farmers Market
• Ex-manager honored for service to New Holland Farmers Market
• Ex-manager honored for service to New Holland Farmers Market
• Inmate attempts suicide at Lancaster County Prison
• Small plane clips tree, crash-lands at Smoketown Airport
• Lancaster city man arrested for cocaine possession
• Lancaster County Cooperative Extension seeks more in budget
• Guilty verdict in Anderson's 3rd trial
• Hit-run vechicle recovered, unidentified suspect remains at large
• Lancaster County Career & Technology Center OKs renovation plan
• Police log
• Greenhouse complaints heard in Upper Leacock
• Columbia market rededicated
• Lancaster Township supervisor candidate moving
• The latest book by Clifford Pickover '79 gets great reviews.
• 3 to 6 inches of snow possible here Saturday
• Driver hurt when car hits buggy
• Route 30 lanes shut several hours by fuel spill
• Fire destroys mobile home in Quarryville
• Snow might be on way here
• Pa. Senate backs vouchers
• Lancaster County Historic Trust looks to raise $1M
• East Hempfield Township hears Lancaster General Health parking request
• Victim testifies in sex-crime trial
• Mystery Day staged at Conestoga Elementary
• Manheim Farm Show recap offered
• Man charged in home-invasion robbery of elderly couple
• Police seek info about van seen near school bus stops
• Video about students in Linda Aleci's Curatorial Practices seminar creating an e...
• HUD secretary praises Obama's leadership in economic crisis during visit here
• Reminder to all Students: All unpaid parking tickets should be paid in the Busin...
• Book sale to feature exhibit of 'found' items
• Capt. Charles Moore will launch his new book, "Plastic Ocean," with a lecture an...
• Photographer Elinor Carucci is the guest artist at a free talk at PCA&D on Tuesd...
• Solanco groups partner up for coat drive
• Christiana church invites community to Harvest Party
• Manheim Central board gets update on MCRec dissolution
• City man injured in hit-and-run crash on West King Street
• With a 5-0 victory over Gettysburg last night, the Diplomats field hockey team m...
• 2 suspects sought in East Hempfield Township burglary
• Cocalico leaders may have movement on Reading Road site
• Lititz man charged in Rapho Township wreck
• New kennel in old place outrages activists
• Manor Township man linked to burglary
• Food project, YMCA partner up in Lampeter-Strasburg
• 'Save Speedwell' effort under way
• Lancaster County orders 4,200 meals for delivery to elderly this winter
• Farmers get enviro grants
• Killing cat costs man 2-23 mos.
• Bus, SUV collide; three injured
• Man kills self in jail cell
• Rescue, library groups seek funds from Millersville
• Suspect in fatal hit-and-run ordered to stand trial
• Ephrata Twp. planners OK animal hospital expansion
• McCaskey honors 5 alumni
• Coca-Cola exec speaks with local group
• Smith students, staff celebrate Red Ribbon Week
• The next entry in the CLAS "Migrations" Film Series, "Golden Door," will be show...
• Jake Bleacher '00 invited his former high school science teacher to participate...
• Salisbury zoners OK exception for sign
• Volunteers tackle stream cleanup
• Denver man charged in bank robbery in New Jersey
• Woman scammed out of $71,000
• Zap owner Murray plans party for Friday, reopening for next year
• More than 100 people turn out to help Lancaster County Conservancy plan 'urban forest center'
• $2.2M surplus for Lancaster city
• Lancaster City Council honors firefighters for rescue, citizens for helping police
• Lancaster County planners to eliminate 6 positions
• Church burglar gets 16 1/2 to 34 years in prison
• Pa. Senate panel approves vouchers
• State clarifies rules for Speedwell Forge Lake fishing
• Strasburg Twp. zoners OK dog rescue site
• Adamstown taxes should hold, but water rate hike expected
• A $5 bet, a murder charge and a trial
• Lancaster Township man accused of sex crimes
• Donegal resident seeks school district survey results
• Penn, Warwick part with Humane League
• Manheim library pulls MC seat
• Students decorate Solanco hallways for Halloween event
• Street Road bridge is closed in Colerain
• Credit cards look all the same? New post on the Junior Design Studio blog by Me...
• PV will unveil new health center
• Donegal seeks input on possible schedule changes
• Credit union eyes Willow Street branch
• Akron residents may see higher taxes, bills
• E-town College offers Graduate and Professional School Fair
• Reward offered in shooting of child, 7
• Don't miss this production of Sophocles' telling of the epic struggle between wh...
• Still no home for historic carousel
• Investigator confirms ID of drowned man
• Sewer main work on East James Street delayed a day
• Halloween parade Thursday
• Citizen's arrest leads to charges
• Former oil exec blasts nation's energy management
• Speedwell Forge Lake fans gather for muddy end
• Fact-finder to help with Lancaster County Career & Technology Center contract talks
• Contested races on ballot in 7 Lancaster County school districts
• Damage to Pinetown covered bridge being assessed
• DUI offender jailed
• Groper receives parole
• Police investigate series of burglaries
• Pennsylvania Academy of Music leaders take closed school to court
• Donegal approves CTC resolutions
• Race had locals running for their lives
• Pennsylvania Murder Mystery
• Field survey will examine scope of Mt. Joy Twp. project
• Mt. Joy Twp. asks commission to reconsider officer request
• Jewelry thieves take $50,000 in loot from antiques malls
• Warwick schedules education forum
• Manheim Central hires part-time business manager
• Prison ministry to host benefit auction
• The earliest object known depicting a mother giving birth found at the Poggio Co...
• SECA celebrates auction's 20th anniversary
• Looks like fun!
• Article spotlights two-person exhibit of works by PCA&D faculty member David Mos...
• Manor Township apartment destroyed by fire
• Rapho hears library plea, discusses budget
• Motorcyclist hits deer on Route 283
• Lightning strike has some voters on move
• Lititz residents get lesson on founders
• Overruns won't hurt library
• 'Eat right, go to church ... behave' (and relax)
• Criminal justice group plans annual banquet
• Woman injured in Conestoga crash
• Pa. plans system to grade teachers
• Picture-perfect afternoon at the car show
• E-reader program growing
• Sewer work to close city street
• PCA&D photo students are in the Pittsburgh area this weekend. The field trip --...
• County bridges falling down
• Lighten up when walking or running in the dark
• Dean to Dems: Start small, but think big
• POLICE LOG
• Not all is an act for Katie Wieand
• Grammakat is young at heart
• Deeds Recorded - Oct. 23, 2011
• Dog needed to help police handle man
• Buddy is new therapy dog at Luther Acres
• Shopping center vacancies low here
• Condemned properties in the city
• City lists landlord citations for August
• Small crowd, new resolve at anti-violence rally
• NAACP needs youth movement
• A visit to the world of vision-impaired
• Coroner's reports for April
• Local Latino educators honored
• Bricks fall from burned-out Zap & Co. building
• The almanac wants ... early snow!
• Drug sweep ongoing
• East Cocalico officials discuss rising police costs
• Stray dog option OK'd in Mount Joy Township
• Toomey fires up the local GOP
• Speedwell Forge Lake will be completely drained
• W. Donegal faces higher police costs
• Police clear driver of silver car in Lancaster city shooting
• Lancaster County Career & Technology Center looks to $20 million overhaul of three schools
• Disaster aid meets home help
• Through crisis and calm, police lieutenant embraces role of department spokesman
• Emergency crews respond to report of overturned canoe in river
• Man ruled too mentally ill to be tried for rape
• Property re-assessments cause school budget shortfall
• POLICE LOG
• Big convention provides welcome city business boost
• New blog posts by the creatives in PCA&D's junior design studio are now online.
• Elanco approves LCCTC funding requests
• Driver of car sought in girl's shooting interviewed by police
• E-town prepares for freight station move
• Suspect nabbed in theft of TV
• In Ghana Jessica Dunbar ’13 met with the first recipient of a scholarship she cr...
• Creative work by graphic design major John Bibbo '12 has been selected by the Ce...
• Inauguration for HACC’s seventh president
• Christmas In PA
• Police investigate possible burglary in New Holland
• Police: Shooting victim, 7, improving
• Some suggest Lancaster County Prison warden be fired
• Builders fire back on RRTA station project
• Officials don't see need for tax hike in Manheim Township
• Millersville Borough exec rules out fire tax
• Road projects given a reprieve
• Latino education forum Sat. at MU-Ware Center
• L-S board votes down LCCTC purchase
• Two suspects sought in thefts of baby formula
• POLICE LOG
• Students seek Mr. Solanco title
• Hearing waived on bad check charge
• Candle blamed for house fire
• Lititz Farmers Market ends season
• Library director asks Pequea Twp. officials for contribution
• Softball tourney Saturday will benefit flood victims
• On F&M student curators: "When I stand up and talk to [the students] about exhib...
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: OWS is winning
• Libya confirms Gadhafi has been killed
• Man involved in BB gun vandalism spree paroled after 10 months in jail
• Chester man charged with robbing Lancaster Township bank
• LIVE VIDEO: Obama on killing of Gadhafi
• Gov. Corbett signs Harrisburg takeover bill
• 108 today; Lancaster County's oldest
• Water damages pool
• RRTA project completion date still up in air
• East Hempfield Township honors hero
• Piano project reaches restful note
• Teens charged in Manor Township vandalism
• Fugitive held for trial
• Burnham Holdings CEO to retire
• Man found in river died of drowning
• Ephrata woman charged with stealing Halloween decorations
• Penn Twp. will sell nutrient credits to Harrisburg
• Lititz Area Mennonite students clean up litter, raise funds
• "What does "Home" mean?" New photography blog features works by PCA&D foundation...
• Developers plan $31 million aquatic facility at Burle Industrial Park
• Area man faces up to 27 years in jail for bomb threat, burglaries
• Penn Manor grad helps teacher fulfill dream
• Contract not renewed for E-town girls' soccer coach
• POLICE LOG
• UPDATE: Girl, 7, struck by multiple gunshots
• Barn Cafe opens in Bird-in-Hand
• McCaskey announces homecoming events, courts
• County Downtown Consortium launches 'Buy Local' campaign
• Tractor trailer wreck causes traffic delays in Salisbury Township; no one hurt
• PCA&D's November open house is less than a month away. Don't miss this opportuni...
• Man nabbed stealing from produce stand third day in row, police say
• Information request costs Ephrata
• Octorara athletes seek help with field
• Plans to resurrect Wahtney's on track
• Fall festival on tap in Paradise
• Salisbury declines to take action on farm lane
• Death penalty sought for man accused in double slaying
• Octorara teacher deal: freeze first, then raises
• Charges set in theft case
• Third-party candidate seeks Lancaster City Council seat
• 4-vehicle wreck in East Cocalico Township
• Sadler joins police confab
• Police: 7-year-old girl was shot in Lancaster city
• Covered bridge retrieved from creek
• Pitts: Leave natural gas drilling regs to states
• Penn Manor board hears health care committee update
• POLICE LOG
• Hair-cutting attacks stir fear among Ohio Amish
• PV laptop program shows potential
• Resident wants Solanco board to reconsider drug-testing policy
• Body found in Susquehanna River
• Penn Twp. officials oppose business request
• Have you seen a red-tailed hawk near F&M lately? If so, you can assist our stude...
• CV eyes options for tracking student progress
• Novelist Amy Tan delivers the Hausman Lecture at F&M on Thursday, Oct. 20. Free...
• PCA&D faculty member Joe Krzemienski is one of the creatives behind new video ga...
• Man rescued from roof when fire hits city home
• West Lampeter woman, 87, killed in Strasburg Pike wreck
• Cloister Heights is Lancaster County's newest housing for homeless
• Historical board OKs stockyards building
• School District of Lancaster gets GEAR UP grant
• Wreck in Earl Township
• Lancaster city coffee shop gets zoners' approval
• Armstrong talks make no progress
• New stream cleanup model
• Nails found in meat left at dog park
• Strasburg shops celebrate grand opening
• Mount Joy will highlight local history on Fourth Friday
• Mount Joy will highlight local history on Fourth Friday
• Occupy Lancaster gathering draws a diverse group
• Akron gives developer OK to move forward
• Police seek help in identifying East Lampeter purse snatcher
• VIDEO: Occupy Lancaster protesters gather on Prince St.
• AppleUmpkin Fest provides fall fun
• POLICE LOG
• Murals liven St. Anne's Retirement Community
• If you have been watching the debate over hydro-fracking in the Northeast, liste...
• Local artist helps keep art in school
• 3 injured in 2-car crash in East Lampeter Township
• Berks County inmate arrested in Manheim Township
• Quest for growth
• Memories abound at history fair in West Lampeter
• Police seek help in identifying man suspected of exposing himself to girl
• Man jailed for series of break-ins in Lancaster, 4 other counties
• Wonderful article in yesterday's Lancaster (Pa.) Sunday News about PCA&D's Mosai...
• Celebrating with showstoppers
• Fewer walk the walk
• Mother Nature's bright idea puts fall on display
• Recovery from flood a slow, tough process
• GOP aims to get back on council
• Maryland man charged in Rapho Township crash that injured seven
• City tells notorious landlord: Enough!
• Rehab in works for property condemned after fire
• Energy savings brought to light
• Bodies of evidence may unravel mystery dating to 1832
• POLICE LOG
• Harassment over hot dog
• In the wake of the storm
• Sowing seeds of remembrance
• Rachel Hackenberg: Pastor, author and voice for social justice
• Is Brody on your trail
• Deeds Recorded - Oct. 16, 2011
• Kayakers rescued
• Fire damages chicken house in Penn Township
• Census: 58,000 here lack health coverage
• Fewer school field trips, less cash for attractions
• Occupy Lancaster brings out 300
• Police accuse 17-year-old of exposing himself to E-town College students
• Hempfield crowns Erika Glass
• Hempfield High School Homecoming Queen Crowned
• Marietta residents question flood control project status
• Crime rate up; good news
• Local woman creates organization that aids unfortunate
• Sports, music, arts, academics: Donegal teen enjoys them all
• Wesley United Methodist Church looks to expand
• Service, dinner to mark Leola United Methodist Church's 150th
• Moral combat
• 3 city teens charged in assault, robbery of Millersville University students
• Bird-in-Hand shed maker expands operation
• Lancaster city man faces 19 sex-crime charges
• Lancaster County woman enters no contest plea in Md. case
• Columbia officials debate future of tax abatement program
• POLICE LOG
• Denver will adjust budget to reflect increases
• Pequea Valley board ends tradition of prayer
• Make your own holiday gifts. Half-day workshops are held tomorrow at PCA&D.
• Fall Break is upon us! Share a favorite autumnal snapshot from your neck of the...
• Martic presses for Tucquan solutions
• Lancaster Chamber launches Think Local initiative
• 3 charged with stealing equipment from their former company
• F&M's Spalding Conservancy at Baker Campus is part of a vision to connect the ci...
• 3 hurt in 4-vehicle crash on Route 30 in East Hempfield
• 'Urban Forest Center' proposed on polluted land west of Lancaster city
• Eden, game commission enter agreement on Enola line
• Akron studies possible zoning changes
• State reps stump for property tax reform in Parkesburg
• Occupy Lancaster gearing up
• School District of Lancaster looking to trim $2.5M from 2012-13 budget
• Motorist exits vehicle on Route 30, is struck by truck, dies
• Manor Township weighing benefits of fire tax
• Man jailed 6-12 years for burglarizing Plain-sect homes
• Watershed group, Manheim Borough host creek cleanup
• Ex-student gets up to 10 years for robbery
• Society sets sights on restoration of Mount Joy schoolhouse
• F&M students develop mentoring relationships with students at McCaskey High Scho...
• Coffee shop, medical center, apartments planned in Columbia
• Hempfield sees unexpected decline in free lunch applicants
• Manheim approves bridge repair, reviews road projects
• POLICE LOG
• Marietta man faces sex-assault allegations
• 19 families still displaced as work continues at flood-damaged Franklin Terrace apartments
• Boy honored at Disney for fundraising effort
• Clermont students get realistic lesson in fire safety
• Columbia Market House to celebrate new look
• 2 people injured in East Drumore crash
• Gun, rings, coins stolen in Little Britain Township burglary
• Typography designer Gail Anderson's day with our design majors was a "Dream." S...
• Woman charged in disturbance at Warwick Twp. apartment complex
• Train lovers take a timeout in Strasburg
• Drug sweep nabs 30
• Corbett education plan has foes, allies
• Retirement communities move to social model
• Lancaster County ponders regional transit
• Conestoga polling change protested
• Man gets 5-10 years for sexually assaulting girl
• Ex-cop bound for trial
• Stretch of Peartown Road closed for repairs
• Hempfield superintendent addresses rumors
• Central Manor jumps for a record
• Flood recovery, response reviewed in Manheim
• Storm damage may speed up bridge repair
• Pitts bill targets abortion
• Police costs will remain the same for Terre Hill
• Solanco homecoming festivities begin
• Donegal proposes changes to block scheduling
• POLICE LOG
• Strasburg takes first look at 2012 budget
• 'Sharpen the saw'
• Elizabeth Twp. crime rate is among lowest in county
• Co-op market on Lemon St.
• Meadow Valley Road bridge reopens
• F&M students are putting the finishing touches on a substantial exhibit of the Z...
• Car, school bus crash at Greenfield, Hempstead roads
• Lititz man killed in ATV crash in Potter County
• Manheim Central to host 10th annual band competition
• Phoenix Academy proposal rejected
• Recycling hub in old Lancaster city station
• Man will be tried in death of lover
• Trick or Treat set for Halloween night
• Columbia lacks 6th letter to start river project
• West Earl passes earned-income tax
• Trophy pays tribute to Hempfield board member
• Mountville bridge completion delayed to Dec. 1
• U.K., Pa. linked by Falmouth
• Armstrong ceiling plant negotiations to resume
• Police seek suspect in Lancaster Township bank robbery
• Growing interest in Lancaster city gardening plan
• New blog post on PCA&D's web site by Tracy Beyl, director of continuing educatio...
• Lancaster County K-9 officers put their partners to the test during annual certification drills
• Highlights from last week's Common Hour, in which Seth Mnookin discusses autism,...
• Fire crew to host community event
• Truck driver pinned under car at Auto Auction dies from injuries
• Emergency crews at scene of wreck with entrapment on Fruitville Pike
• Warwick High School kicks off homecoming festivities
• Conservation districts to host watershed issues forum
• Library asks Quarryville council to maintain funding level
• Clay zoners grant variance for school well
• Early budget work at CV examines retirement incentive
• UPDATED: Injuries reported in Rt. 222 accident
• Schools confused by new Pa. law
• So long, sun
• Senior becomes citizen at 87
• MT seeks to improve communications
• Packin' 'em in
• Time to walk the (CROP) Walk
• Making it look a lot like Christmas
• Repairs to close lane of Wrights Ferry bridge
• Fire company to hold road safety course for Amish students
• Internal dispute leads to temporary closing of city AMVETS post
• Fulton Twp. enacts tax ordinance, considers library donation
• E. Lampeter seeks funding for study of Longfellow Drive
• Two new officers hit the streets in Manheim
• POLICE LOG
• Halloween vs. Harvest
• Workers give something extra for charity
• Flying high
• Manheim Central students take hands-on approach to learning
• Police: Men tried to lure 2 teen girls into car in Lancaster Twp.
• PCA&D was well represented at this weekend's Spina Bifida 5K race. Pictured are...
• Maeve Tischbein ’12 works with Prof. Clara Moore to provide a glimpse into the d...
• Share in the humor and wit of designer-typographer Gail Anderson. She's giving...
• Healthy Smiles Dental to Buy Back Kids’ Halloween Candy
• Armstrong pact OK'd
• PM offers 6 schools as polling places
• Vandals desecrate cemetery
• Fall asleep
• Friendship, right on cue
• Green grants to aid projects in county
• A picture perfect ArtWalk
• LCCTC looks at up to $26.5M in renovations
• STILL MISSING
• A man lost, another fugitive found
• Ways to track information on missing adults
• Partnership challenged
• Guide rail will guard no one
• Hair apparent
• POLICE LOG
• Nature's first family
• ACTION talks state strategies
• Grant helps MU train urban math teachers
• Updates on storm aid
• Farm brings $1.355 million at auction
• Ashley Graeff is on call as a physician assistant
• Make time for Church
• Deeds Recorded - Oct. 9, 2011
• Man, driving stolen car, arrested
• Arrest in morning shooting
• What's up (and down) at the pump
• Event will highlight area's baseball history
• Parkesburg Baptist celebrates with Grace
• Congregations' prayers answered
• Woman, son found at Lancaster train station
• School District of Lancaster after-school program preserved
• Frustration with delay could explain mystery behind sign along Route 72
• Paranormal museum set to open in Columbia
• Man found 'not guilty' in sex case
• 2-alarm fire damages grain storage building in Mount Joy
• 'Occupy' protest looks to Lancaster County
• NEWSMAKER: 'Problem solver' heads Inter-Municipal group
• It all adds up for LMH senior
• Man pinned under truck at Manheim Auto Auction
• 10-year hair stylist launches Akron salon
• Cabinet executives buy Ephrata company
• Lancaster Liederkranz won't let storm ruin party
• Interesting article in today's Philadelphia Daily News about Lancaster city as a...
• Former NFL player shares life lessons with Swift students
• Police log
• Retirement home gets approval to install solar project
• Adamstown will examine rental licensing procedure
• Group advocates for historical preservation in W. Hempfield
• Lutheran ladies make quilts to donate to world mission
• Elizabethtown approves repairs to flood-damaged roads
• John Lardas Modern, assistant professor of religious studies, says the irony o...
• Check out the Facebook page for new PCA&D student chapter of the Society of Illu...
• City man robbed of cell phone at knifepoint
• Guns, laptop stolen from Martic Township home
• W. Hempfield OKs trash collection contract
• Quarryville begins process to protect water quality
• East Lampeter breaks with Humane League
• Crews continue river search for man
• Funds sought for drug task force
• Truly one for the books
• Sediment is grim threat to bay
• Winters' grave brings admirers, concern
• Good news here on PSSA scores
• Health care, roof fixes add $2 million to SDL costs
• 5 injured in Ephrata Township wreck
• In Lititz, a walk for chocolate
• Aesthetics of garage earn award for parking authority
• Hempfield trip policy gets support
• Sadsbury, police want trespassers off Enola rail
• Stop by PCA&D on First Friday, tomorrow night from 5 - 9, for The Mosaic Project...
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Behind the occupation of Wall Street
• Jury deliberating in trial of man accused of raping 11-year-old girl
• District attorney: Number of local DUI offenses is 'staggering'
• Party planned for Sprecher's 100th
• When these ladies get together, it's everyone into pool
• Her hands have kept her busy for 100 years
• New Holland thanks police, learns about organization
• Bart weighs fate of 35 -acre parcel
• Penn Manor OKs LCCTC funding request
• Manheim Township business, home hit in separate burglaries
• Thief steals $1,500 worth of gold and jewelry from Paradise antique mall
• Seth Mnookin will discuss the fear surrounding childhood vaccines at today's Com...
• City man faces charges after drugs seized
• Juvenile sustains 'serious' head injury in East Cocalico crash
• Train station work irks board
• Crossing upgrade restart near Lancaster Shopping Center
• Ex-county man charged with having sex with girl; nabbed in Allentown
• Church, school plans presented in W. Hempfield
• Mount Joy Twp. seeks option for pet shelter
• Convent property plan approved in W. Hempfield
• Court orders Fulton Bar shut
• Crime falls in county
• Salvaged books return to library's Lancaster Collection
• Lancaster native saves woman, hailed as hero
• West Hempfield residents seek solution to flooding
• LCCTC official discusses future plans
• Scouts, church agree to part ways
• Ephrata Twp. seeks funding for Route 322 study
• POLICE LOG
• Police seek public help to find suspect in assault case
• PV officials discuss LCCTC funding
• Program aims to ease transition to school
• City firefighters union requests arbitration as contract talks reach impasse
• Car show will cruise into Manheim
• Jewelry, computer games, laptop stolen in 2 city break-ins
• Target opens near Lititz
• Draft budget calls for half-mill hike in Christiana
• City man charged with drug possession, intent to deliver
• F&M's Terry Madonna joins Michael Feldman for a few laughs as the radio quiz sho...
• Posters celebrate diversity of city
• E. Petersburg hires manager
• Mount Joy to tax non-residents
• Ephrata Twp. supervisors OK LCBC, Giant plans
• AG's office is probing Taser death
• City's shady solution
• Colerain puts project on hold
• Lancaster Township fire station plans continuing to take shape
• Run to benefit spina bifida set for Saturday
• Quarryville will not enact burn ban
• Bridge project discussed in W. Donegal
• Actor, author plans speech at Bright Side Baptist Church
• David Smith earns Eagle Scout Award
• New organization will help those in need
• New Holland man found not guilty of sexual assault on preteen girl
• Water main flushing this week could cause cloudy water for some in city
• Anonymous tip leads to theft charges against 4 Elizabethtown-area teens
• Commissioners set to approve work on Siegrist Mill bridge
• Stevens man arrested, accused of multiple sex charges against teen boys
• Fourth drug offense costs local man a 20-year prison sentence, judge says
• 3 county establishments cited by state police's liquor enforcement bureau
• 3-vehicle crash on Route 23 in New Holland
• Two county convenience stores robbed
• Talkabouts at HACC scheduled in October
• Brecknock sewer facility still gauging options
• Providence considers sounding off on noise ordinance
• Trucking firm hits trouble in Salisbury
• Paranormal investigated at E-town museum
• Milkshakes flavor Manheim show
• Manor rail-trail purchase done
• United Way sets its sights on $9 million
• Teachers contract reached in Octorara
• City firemen expel toxic fumes, issue safety alert
• Students scrimp on costly books
• Strasburg man charged with dealing crack
• Mixing it up
• Teenager accused of assault at college
• Police seek help to find burglars who stole from Boys and Girls Club camp in Martic Twp.
• Reamstown book fair is big hit with students
• Penn Twp. hires two new officers
• AppleUmpkin Fest to serve up fun Oct. 15
• Author Lynn Powell told last week's Common Hour audience a harrowing tale that t...
• POLICE LOG
• Candidates for homecoming royalty announced
• Cattle cruise
• Tanger Outlets purchases the Outlets at Hershey for $56 million
• Cemetery tour resurrects past
• The Mosaic Project begins on Friday!
• Help on the way for Parkesburg Train Station
• Susquehanna Bancshares completes acquisition of Abington Bancorp
• New computer system helps E-town, Northwest Regional police forces share info
• In its 10th year, the Lititz Chocolate Walk is a sweet way to raise funds for charity
• 300 bidders snap up quilts, antiques at Strasburg sale
• New Holland fair results
• Gray reaches out in reform push
• COLD COUNTRY
• HACC renames Lancaster campus facility
• SUV hits house, driver dies
• PV Public Library to hold 1st wine and cheese social Friday
• Man still missing on Susquehanna
• Five children make safe exit from West Earl fire
• Nickel Mines, 5 Years Later: A daily walk for Amish on path of grief and forgiveness
• In my own words
• A clearer picture of Amish in media
• Jan Roseboro's sister speaks out
• Growing saplings are not up a tree
• POLICE LOG
• Angel Food Ministries forced to close
• On all fours
• Inside 'The War Years'
• Sharing with those who serve
• 'Serve, lead, inspire'
• Wendy Enck is a volunteer extraordinaire
• You'll find that Pierce is golden
• Deeds Recorded - Oct. 2, 2011
• York County man still lost in river
• Markward, Cooper are Octorara homecoming queen and king
• 3 local legislators sponsor bill to sell liquor stores
• Quarryville panel urges restrictions on geothermal wells
• Mother helps care for child her son grievously wounded at Nickel Mines
• Arts Hotel to add electric vehicle station
• Fire damages garage in Rapho Township
• One hurt in two-vehicle crash in Martic Township
• Kids' Day a big hit in New Holland
• Watching over a piece of Solanco history
• Lititz man heads Myerstown seminary
• Colleges, synagogues reach out to Jewish students at holidays
• Sports, service add up for CV senior
• My Weekend: Willow Street man puts up fight for history
• Fire strikes cabin in Conestoga Township
• School districts' power to tax expands
• UPDATE: Missing boater on the Susquehanna River not found
• State eyes new ways to assess educators
• Manheim Community Farm Show starts Monday
• Taking stand against human trafficking
• Manheim Central students to hold drive for pets in need
• Manheim resident concerned about flooded home
• Man pleads guilty to producing pornographic videos
• POLICE LOG
• Lititz park board thanks borough for support
• More great news! PCA&D faculty member David Moss will be part of a two-person sh...
• PCA&D faculty member Vonn Sumner has an exhibit of recent work at the Phillips M...
• Tipsters help nab bank robbery suspect
• Manheim property owner questions bill for sidewalk repair
• Manheim library presents project to borough council
• Community rallies support for flood victim
• Lititz man, facing DUI charges, is jailed
• Scenes from the fair
• Denver considers next step in skate park repair
• Fire damages Lancaster County barn
• Bath salts and fake pot blamed in wild chase
• Teacher tenure, evaluation topics aired at Millersville University forum
• Kurdish group seeks out American information, expertise
• Police say gun fired at them
• Disaster aid deadlines announced by FEMA
• Farewell to firefighter
• Body of elderly man discovered
• Some area schools stumble on PSSAs
• Supermarket shooting case goes to trial
• Man draws 20-42 years in sex case
• Police: Driver sideswiped another on Route 222
• J&J buys Merck share of venture involving site here
• This week's issue of The Diplomat is devoted Inauguration Weekend. If you weren'...
• West Hempfield questions Humane League fee
• Another inmate suicide at prison
• Flood shortens Manheim Business Expo
• POLICE LOG
• Kirkwood man imprisoned for allegedly robbing store
• Youngsters 'run for fitness'
• Ephrata Twp. gives Giant OK to move forward
• 'Bridge Bust' set for Saturday
• Greiner seeks 43rd seat
• Police capture suspect in sex-abuse case
• Bigger and better
• Lancaster man wins dream car contest
• Humane League marks launch of new program with reduced prices for cat adoptions
• Group serves up tradition at fair
• Quarryville church offers an early turkey dinner
• Parade kicks off New Holland fair
• Queen picked at West Lampeter Community Fair
• TMI erred on flooding
• Renewal process begins for Downtown Investment District
• Traffic said light so far at flood disaster centers
• Pa. Dairy Leadership Council formed
• Penn Manor lists homecoming court
• Route of funeral procession for Lancaster Township firefighter
• Manheim Township to enforce waste fees at compost park
• Sentenced, but innocent
• Common problems link city, Millersville
• Open records request dismissed
• Pianist visits Manheim Central students
• Student scientists problem solve at Phoenix Academy
• Police log
• Read the new blog entry by PCA&D faculty member Tom Bejgrowicz about the studen...
• Lititz Fire Co. makes plea for financial support
• Art association pays the rent
• Penn resident wants shopping center to build horse shelter
• New café serves craft shop
• Worker fell to death from scaffold, police say
• PM club demonstrates rocket launches
• From inspiration to composition: highlights from last week's Common Hour with F&...
• Could your photographs land you in jail? This week's Common Hour speaker has qui...
• Robber hits store at Rockvale Square
• Manor Township police probe car arson
• Peachey keeps fair humming in New Holland
• County SAT scores again show decline
• Lancaster County reckons bridge damage
• Lancaster city officer honored
• West Earl OKs hike in water rates
• Elanco board draws fire over consent agendas
• Postal workers rally for H.R. 1351
• Court theft case causes a fine mess
• History society in temporary home
• Parsons named clerk of courts
• Trading child porn gets local man 6-23 months
• Asset-management firm plans move
• Transport for Christ builds spiritual network
• Manheim tests glassworks
• Providence students experience science in a new way
• Adamstown officials discuss refinancing
• The Seymour Chwast exhibit continues until this Friday, September 30. Stop by P...
• Fugitive nabbed on rape charge
• Owner of Barge House hopes to restore a piece of history
• View pics and video from Dan Porterfield's inauguration; more coverage of Homeco...
• Rented building bought by Manheim Central
• Manheim Central debates police program
• After costly fix, Lancaster train station still seedy inside
• Lancaster County breaks ground on new forensic center
• 2 Elizabethtown students charged for in-school drug, weapons offenses
• Odor cuts school day in Elizabethtown
• Horse owner cleared
• Boyd will not run
• Police seek suspect in bank holdup
• PM club demonstrates rocket launches
• Police seek suspect in youth sex assaults
• Investigators identify motorcyclist in fatal crash
• Learn to rebound from misfortune
• Blue Rock Regional Fire District unveils engines, logos, lettering
• Donegal will borrow $6M for high school renovations
• POLICE LOG
• Resident asks East Cocalico officials to inspect drainage devices
• District examines cost of theater program
• Local history will be explored at fair
• Police charge houseguests in burglary
• Former county resident killed in Indonesia plane crash
• Man accused of shooting at neighbors, fighting with police
• Warwick Twp. reviews storm damage
• Donegal officials applaud flood-relief efforts
• In the news:
• Hymn sing serves as unofficial kickoff for fair
• New traffic signal hits snag
• E. Lampeter delays on Humane League contract
• Franklin & Marshall College inaugurates new president
• County fireman dies at training
• East Hempfield has plan to relieve neighborhood flood woes
• Probation for assailant in sex case.
• At 80, New Holland Fair is going strong
• Library system to remain in Greenfield home, for now
• After their careers are over, working animals need to find a new purpose in retirement
• Lancaster Twp. firefighter dies during training
• With spots of sunshine breaking through the clouds, today's inauguration ceremon...
• End of an era for a country garage
• Watchdog: Yelps over Route 222 South exit
• Live, with the king of deadpan
• POLICE LOG
• Fund will help low-income families with legal needs
• Frank Byrne makes personal investment in adopted home
• Clanker waits by the window
• Deeds Recorded - Sept. 25, 2011
• Motorcyclist killed in Manheim Township
• Taking steps toward ending Alzheimer's
• Swat! Mosquitoes refuse to call it a season
• Man rescued after being swept away in swollen creek
• Motorcyclist tops 100 mph, leads police on 12-mile chase
• September storms set a record for rainfall
• 6 beers, 6+ years: Prison for theft
• Electrical fire causes $250,000 in damages
• After a long day in NYC, it's dinnertime. Image sent by photo department chair C...
• Poverty on rise as recession takes toll on Lancaster County residents
• Local firm inks ocean power deal
• 4 face charges in heroin-dealing sting
• Red Cross official discusses the organization's response to recent flooding here
• Hempfield senior's philosophy: Full immersion
• Fire consumes barn
• Can't make it to the inauguration of Dan Porterfield? Tune in to our webcast of...
• Octorara OKs cell phone pilot program
• Police report pot of hot oil used in assault
• POLICE LOG
• PCA&D graphic design students are in New York City today and visiting with the f...
• PCA&D students are in New York City today. In this image, photo majors are at t...
• Man who called police ends up in custody
• PennDOT moves ahead on several eastern Lancaster bridge projects
• Salt shed will cost Colerain
• New Holland market gets new manager
• Sadsbury crews looking ahead
• Franklin & Marshall College Library has this effect on people.
• Police charge Lancaster city man in hit-and-run death
• Elizabethtown conference revisits Nickel Mines
• Camp Mack to construct $500,000 'action center'
• Two local firms receive grants
• Armstrong employees still locked out
• Manheim Township fire chief gets national service award
• Manheim Township to restore 'home' side restrooms at stadium
• New West Sadsbury park takes visitors 'back to nature'
• Storm damage in Ephrata Twp. adds up to $20,000
• Lancaster County resident's unusual death in Massachusetts raises questions
• From today's The Diplomat:
• Officials, residents thank Pequea coordinator
• L-S YMCA to help Lancaster YMCA mark 2 years on Harrisburg Ave.
• West Lampeter Fair set to open Sept. 28
• Bongrain Cheese unveils expansion plan
• Join us on Friday, October 7, 2011 at 10 am to meet The Mosaic Project artist Ra...
• Please join us on Friday, October 7, 2011 at 1 pm for a lecture by The Mosaic Pr...
• Two charged in DVD thefts
• Police say thieves targeted cardboard
• New policy cuts substitute pay on shortened school days
• Students in PCA&D's junior design studio are blogging their way through the seme...
• Field of Screams lawsuit is dead
• City man to serve 4-8 years in prison for armed home-invasion robbery
• Police: Lancaster man may have drowned trying to retrieve gun from Mass. river
• F&M's Terry Madonna discusses the proposed change to Pa.'s Electoral College on...
• 100, and still going strong
• Some in GOP cool to voting proposal
• Horse death in court
• Manheim Lions raise funds for safe driver program
• Mayor: Lancaster city solid, but must watch financial future
• School District of Lancaster approves teaching, curriculum goals
• Remorseful court clerk surrenders in theft case
• Field of Screams lawsuit is dead
• Shooting of local man by Reading police 'justified'
• Two face theft, burglary charges in Warwick Township
• PCA&D is marking its 30th anniversary during 2011-2012. Read a brief history of...
• Food bank moving into new, larger facility
• Programs benefit emergency works, prison inmates
• POLICE LOG
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: The rich and their 'fair share'
• Details of Quarryville retirement home solar project discussed
• FFA teams celebrate success, prepare for next challenge
• Balliet offered top post in E-town
• Elizabethtown to add 2 new school buses
• District officials discuss flooding, approve new policies
• Man charged with prowling outside East Petersburg home
• Both #Mac OS X Lion and F&M's Tony Chemero test Heidegger's concept of readiness...
• Two girls riding bikes struck by hit-and-run driver
• Group: Air here still dirty
• School District of Lancaster to borrow $35M for upgrades
• Redwood house on wheels intrigues at Ephrata Fair
• Paradise puts final touches on mass re-zoning
• Lawn business seeks variance to acquire former social hall
• Cocalico turns to advertising to aid financial future
• Business slow for Salisbury supervisors
• Lancaster city police: We found driver involved in fatal hit-and-run
• County to vote Wednesday on settling lawsuits
• Lukewarm response as FEMA sets up here
• RRTA, Lancaster city resolve utility lines dispute
• Medical Assistance funds dip for RRTA
• West Cocalico bridge facing weeks of repair
• Octorara assesses student test scores
• Penn Manor adds virtual school
• L-S requests more information from possible sponsor
• Highlights from last week's Common Hour with Laurie Essig ’87, associate profess...
• Something new against the flu
• Gap fundraiser to feature bikes, barbecue, car show
• POLICE LOG
• Fire company prepares for annual auction
• School district receives $20,000 to fund programs
• Cutler asks Solanco to keep taxes steady
• Police: Teen used hammer in fight
• Does 'friending' on Facebook test teacher-student boundaries
• Wise words from a wise woman: "If we talk about mind without spirit and heart, w...
• Thrifty idea benefits community, church
• New bakery operating outside the (cake) box
• Local man, 30, found dead in Massachusetts
• FEMA will open for business Tuesday
• CV sees SAT scores dip slightly
• Storm damage keeps haulers, scrappers busy
• Penn salutes retiring police chief
• Office building proposals in Lancaster city endorsed
• Lancaster Township rejects church's zoning change request
• Car strikes utility pole in Earl Township
• Vehicular incidents kill two
• Pitts is cool to Obama's tax-the-rich plan
• Lady Gaga blends in during visit to Lancaster County
• Man struck by hit-and-run driver dies
• Woman struck by vehicle and killed in East Donegal Township
• Police seek man charged with assault of 12-year-old girl
• POLICE LOG
• East Cocalico officials discuss storm damage
• Jeremy Waak, PCA&D faculty member and chair of our Foundation department, is fea...
• Conestoga Christian welcomes new leader, students
• Kate goes 88 -- and gets a ticket from state police
• Hempfield superintendent applauds staff during storm
• Join us Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for a showing of the timely documentary Gasland fol...
• Burglars hit 2 Willow Street pizza shops
• County gets fall preview
• Grandpop 101: Still learning on the job
• A twist for cemetery art project
• Smart money
• 'Largest street fair' in state opens in Ephrata on Tuesday
• Upper Leacock fire funding concerns continue
• Police run successful DUI checkpoint in Upper Leacock
• Businesses earn thanks for assistance to emergency services
• Event to explore history of White Horse
• Winery puts aside weather woes, charges ahead with harvest
• Pedestrian struck by hit-and-run driver in the city
• A few more weeks until The Mosaic Project at PCA&D. Students from local school d...
• FINDING HOPE
• Bridge is Wright on schedule
• Santorum takes straw poll
• Corbett wants party to stay focused on election
• POLICE LOG
• War on wheels
• Puerto Rican pride
• Jerry Lee Miller protests the pipeline
• Shiloh seeks a happy home
• Deeds Recorded - Sept. 18, 2011
• Flooding left local pets adrift
• Weather going to extremes
• Candidate Bachmann's comments on cancer vaccine for girls upsets physicians
• Library book sale boosts budget
• Volunteers sign up new voters in Atglen
• Bainbridge alive with sights, sounds, smells of yesteryear
• Whoopie pie fans get fill at Strasburg fest
• City man connected to Spencer shooting arrested in Reading
• Overnight lows not as low
• POLICE LOG: Police use dog to help catch man in house
• Rescuers recall massive search for man -- their friend -- during flood
• Flood aid to towns OK'd
• Meet man in middle of the storm: Marietta's emergency coordinator
• Manheim honors officer for 27 years of service
• Armstrong, union resume talks, but lockout continues
• Former Millersville University hoops star headed back to prison
• Columbia senior aims for career in medicine
• Police allege worker took $20K from DJ's office
• Community provides flood relief for those in need
• Two teachers join Octorara staff
• Rapho discusses storm damage, recovery effort
• Abduction was false, police say
• Sink holes have Rapho residents concerned
• Crowds come out to support Solanco Fair
• 2 charged with assault in domestic incident
• Rapho approves police contract with Manheim
• West Lampeter resident proposes plans for poultry barn
• Police: Man fell asleep in car he was stealing from
• Terry Madonna and Michael Young posit that a recent proposal to change PA's elec...
• Credit union plans on track in E-town
• Pick up a pocket Constitution and enjoy some free cake!
• The September Open House at PCA&D is tomorrow from 11 am - 2:30 pm! Be sure to r...
• Constance Renfrow ’12 spent a summer with the Bröntes and brings a slice of 19th...
• Teen charged in crime spree in Manheim area
• Water issues, renovations dominate Adamstown meeting
• Clay goes forward with energy ordinance
• Local man accused of having fake bomb
• Synthetic drugs a real problem
• Local attorney charged with fraud, embezzlement
• Transportation planners still seeking federal funds
• Ephrata families tally their losses after last week's flooding
• Manheim: Volunteers needed to help with repairs after last week's flooding
• Lancaster County poised to move merchandise at annual auction
• Hannah can still inspire
• Harrisburg Pike mail center on review list
• Judge grants delay in EFI trial
• Union rejects Armstrong's proposed 3-year contract
• Warm up for Dan Porterfield's inauguration with some aural and visual gems from...
• Solanco board approves administrative moves
• Developer postpones meeting with Akron officials
• POLICE LOG
• Students 'test drive' instruments
• Bank will open first Lancaster branch
• Freelance illustrator and BFA faculty member, Charles Beyl, shares some thoughts...
• Octorara student earns diploma 31 years later
• Police investigating armed robbery in Lancaster city
• Manheim approves police pact with Rapho
• Ambulance association offers help to parents
• 5-year-old suffers fall in hay barn
• Good Magazine calls The Diplomats one of "the most unique and memorable mascots...
• 5 charged by task force with dealing drugs
• HACC’s Lancaster Campus offers ‘Living & Learning’ seminars
• Solanco Fair begins 3-day run
• Terre Hill bracing for changes in stormwater management
• Puerto Rican Parade to fill Lancaster city streets on Saturday
• Waiting for FEMA
• Legality of School District of Lancaster meetings debated
• Lancaster County seeks solution to prison death jumps
• Benefit for victims of trafficking set for Friday
• Cuts hit Extension office in Lancaster
• Woman accused of stealing from Manheim Little League 'wants to repay,' attorney says
• Lance Armstrong's mom attends cancer center event
• Lancaster city man pleads guilty to 44 burglaries
• Senior housing project ready for Phase 2
• $750k facelift for Ephrata bank
• Make your own handcrafted gifts this year that re-use items around the house. Si...
• Columbia cemetery to come alive
• Borough officials thank flood-relief volunteers
• Read about the Schein family tradition in the latest issue of Franklin & Marshal...
• Warwick continues to dry out
• Strasburg officials deny zoning change request
• Fire council disbands, East Earl releases funds
• Error will cost taxpayers $7,500
• POLICE LOG
• District officials consider issuing new bond
• Police: Man flees after claiming trouble with bike
• Garden Spot grad tweets his way to launch of NASA rocket
• 'Living a dream'
• A new publication, the F&M Alumni Arts Review, will be seeking submissions of cr...
• School District of Lancaster board demands improved results
• Local lawyer successfully argues case against health care law
• Octorara testing cellphone program
• Denver Borough hears report on storm damages
• Manor planners spurn building height amendment
• Credit union eyes development in Manor Township
• Lancaster City Council to issue $40 million in bonds
• Soggy Ephrata dries, counts loss
• Mount Joy rejects sidewalks
• No go for Lancaster city center for troubled boys
• In step with the Solanco Fair
• Marietta cancels meeting
• 4 bridges still closed
• Father found guilty of assaulting infant
• Penn regional police merger clears final hurdle
• Columbia groups plan Halloween Parade
• Mount Joy rail project begins
• Elanco looks to consolidate transportation to cut costs
• Brownstown surgery center ceases operation
• Stoner House gets restoration help from Questers
• Man's request for a ride leads to arrest on outstanding warrant
• Seymour Chwast just started his artist talk. Not too late to join us. A recept...
• POLICE LOG
• Caernarvon officials remind residents of burn ordinance
• Armed robber strikes Lancaster city convenience store
• Rapho offers aid to Manheim
• Young chefs serve up compassion
• Akron puts rail trail on hold
• State will receive federal disaster funds due to flood damage
• Doris Hall-Gulati, coordinator of F&M’s Sound Horizons series, explains why she...
• Willow Valley decides to relocate farmhouse
• State of emergency
• Nothing fair about Denver flood
• Police investigating Lancaster Township robbery
• Lancaster County man charged with assault, burglary
• Federal EPA officials to inspect 62 southern end farms
• Rezoning sought for retail-based project in Manheim Township
• Lititz man pleads guilty to sex crimes
• Ex-Pennsylvania Academy of Music building renamed Ware Center
• Man convicted of sexual contact with minor for second time since July
• 3 hurt in West Earl Township crash
• W. Hempfield property will be auctioned
• Building options proposed in W. Hempfield
• E-town dodged 'major bullet' in flooding, mayor says
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• Holtwood hydroelectric plant soon will be back on track
• Odor problem may be tied to Rapho farm
• Hempfield sets hearing dates for proposed schools
• W. Donegal limits rezoning
• Bridge closure likely to cause issues
• Hempfield students commemorate 9/11
• View highlights from last week's Common Hour, a commemoration of the 10th annive...
• Providence Township officials embrace rail trail
• Fifth-graders learn freedom is costly
• Update on RaeVaughn Gardner-Williams '15, who was injured during a hit & run in...
• Suspected shoplifter assaults security guard while holding infant, police say
• New show on The Lancast features Pennsylvania College of Art & Design when we ac...
• Cancellation of Denver Fair to cost $20,000
• Come see Concertante, six virtuoso string players performing works by Elgar, Sch...
• Golf tourney to benefit Lafayette Fire Co.
• Quarryville backs draft of tax ordinance
• Clay gets closer look at police proposal
• Clipper crowd pays emotional tribute
• Flood cleanup draws lots of support
• A call to peace
• Some county roads remain closed after flooding
• YWCA project will provide boost for homeless women
• Searchers find body of man lost in flood
• Boil-water advisory lifted
• Manheim Twp. looks for relief
• Closed-road update, 8:30 p.m. Sunday
• LIVE COVERAGE: 9/11 10th Anniversary
• Why Lee wasn't an Agnes for Marietta
• 9/11: A decade of personal tragedy for countians
• County more secure in aftermath of 9/11
• Sabrina seeks a simple life
• Teachers tackle 9/11 lessons
• Fire damages kitchen at Conestoga Restaurant and Bar
• Deeds Recorded - Sept. 11, 2011
• Taken by storm
• Updates for residents in flood-ravaged areas
• Roads remained closed Saturday
• Residents return to waterfront
• Search for Manheim resident continues
• Police Log
• Bob Devonshire memorializes fallen brothers of 9/11
• Hundreds attend Heritage Day in Strasburg
• Cleaning up in Marietta
• Family Fest brings fun to church
• School board hopes to save $700,000
• Parents criticize proposed changes at elementary schools
• 18 roads still closed
• West Cocalico adopts zoning changes
• Marietta residents return, assess flood damage
• Beware storm-related scams
• A helper needs help
• Manheim redding up
• Marietta, Mount Joy recovering
• River recedes
• PV to offer staffers incentive for early retirement
• Geothermal well controversy continues in Quarryville
• Funding, operation issues linger at Milanof-Schock Library
• Marietta waits, worries
• Educator fondly recalls child, 8, killed after storms
• Charges filed in crash of car, pony cart
• As cleanup begins, tales of survival in Manheim
• 9/11 Ten Years: Friendship forged from grief
• Guilty verdict imposed on rapist
• Day of Caring teams deploy across Lancaster County
• Residents watch river in Pequea
• Manheim outlines storm recovery efforts
• President Porterfield elaborates on his top ten list from last week's Common Hour.
• Bridges bear brunt of relentless rains
• VIDEO: Surveying Manheim area damage
• The legendary Seymour Chwast gives a free artist talk at PCA&D on Tuesday at 2 p...
• VIDEO: On the ground in Marietta
• Burglar hits store in Leola
• Cleanup under way while Marietta watches river
• Search resumes for man missing in flood
• A story in which we learn that 'Chinese Bridge' is not a card game and why Hanna...
• Woman killed in flooding identified
• PCA&D is open at 10 a.m today, Friday Sept. 9.
• HACC names students to part-time Dean's List
• Lancaster County residents recall a day that changed America
• 2 die, 1 presumed drowned as high water ravages area
• In flood's aftermath, residents wrestle with insurance, expenses
• Manheim Township schools seek sponsorships
• Berks County inmate alert issued
• Astounding numbers behind the flooding
• Agnes-like forecast forces Marietta evacuation
• Police investigate Paradise bank robbery
• Manheim bears brunt of storm
• 8-year-old dies after being submerged in storm drain
• PCA&D will make a decision early tomorrow morning about whether it'll open. Wat...
• RAW VIDEO: Conestoga Greenway Trail under water
• RAW VIDEO: Flood evacuations at Almanac Ave in Lancaster
• Marietta residents scramble as river rises
• Paradise roadmaster races to keep up with water
• Officials keep watchful eye on Conestoga River
• RAW VIDEO: Siegrist Road covered bridge is swept away
• Lititz area residents survey flooding
• West Lampeter road closures
• Warwick Township flooding, roads closed
• Rain keeps fire crews busy
• Manheim is underwater as floods ravage county
• UPDATE: Floods force Manheim residents to evacuate
• List of roads closed across county (9 a.m. update)
• SLIDESHOW: Conestoga River reaches major flood stage
• PCA&D is closed today, September 8, due to flooding throughout the region.
• UPDATE: 2 people killed in flood waters in the county
• Due to the weather, F&M business operations will commence at 10 a.m. on Thursday...
• Thursday, September 8: PCA&D will open at 10 a.m. today.
• Rising waters cause Caernarvon road damage
• Pitts could back payroll tax measure
• Boys of Enright
• Marietta braces for major flood
• The Sept. 8 Common Hour will commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Share you...
• Fire tax fades in East Hempfield
• SLIDESHOW: Flooding throughout county
• Trip home turns into 2-hour ordeal
• Penn Manor looks at 2012-13 budget
• Penn seeks delay in Humane League pact
• E. Petersburg seeks stray dog option
• Water covers bridge in Strasburg Township
• New Holland residents take issue with market
• Working on a dream
• PCA&D will close at 4 p.m. today, September 7, due to the weather and flooding c...
• Earl officials reject Humane League contract
• Local real estate agent jailed for role in theft of $500,000 from escrow accounts
• POLICE LOG
• City man back on trial for alleged 2003 rape of two children
• Christiana tables truck purchase
• E. Petersburg continues search for League alternative
• Penn Twp. asks League for extension
• UPDATE: Mountville teen arrested on robbery, simple assault, theft charges
• Rain, trees on tracks force Amtrak to close Keystone route from Harrisburg to Philly
• Some of you may know this sculpture as "Edward Scissorhands"...
• Pavlina R. Tcherneva, associate professor of economics, comments on the governme...
• Marietta braces for worst flooding since Agnes
• The September Open House at PCA&D is quickly approaching but there's still time...
• Fire hits mobile home in Rothsville
• Ephrata nixes adding barricades
• Exelon seeks input on rec areas
• 88 parking meters OK'd for Lancaster city
• Regional partnership would benefit local veterans
• Schools have no place for bullies
• Family displaced by fire in Lancaster city
• Truck crash causes fire
• Manheim seeks mural support
• Manheim Chamber of Commerce redefines its mission
• POLICE LOG
• Solanco seeks public input on budget
• Lancaster city woman charged with sex crimes
• Flooding possible as steady rains continue through the week
• Today's Community Activity Fair for students has been postponed until Wednesday...
• This semester's first Common Hour featured a conversation with President Daniel...
• Truck driver injured in wreck along Route 283
• Activities celebrate book store renovations at HACC’s Lancaster Campus
• Organ nearly set for grand debut
• Hospice auction sets record
• Marching bands ready to step off
• Green Day inspires Pequea Valley senior
• Lititz mayor commends adults for assisting prom participants
• Rock Ford spotlighted in magazine feature
• Supporting the working class
• Multiple 9/11 memorial events planned in Lancaster
• Global policy forum set at MU Sept. 15-16
• Edward Kendall III earns Eagle Award
• East Petersburg Days set Sept. 15-17
• Three flown from crash in Rapho Township
• Donegal OKs renovation contracts
• Pregnant woman shot in leg
• Strasburg Pool ends season on positive note
• Mount Joy marks fire recovery
• Closed today
• Fulton finalizes land sale
• Getting started
• Boss learning ropes from boss
• Are they Zonkeys or Debras
• TSCT Bulldogs win season opener 27-7 against King College. Congrats Dawgs!
• Inspiring life of Dr. Holmes Morton explored by public TV
• Good luck and safe travels to our Dawgs as they travel to King's College for tod...
• Convention center is coming up short on money
• Break with the past
• Power struggle
• Taking Irene by storm
• Slot machines change hands
• Todd Rucci will head state lottery
• Lessons of the meadow
• Jean Martin: At work for labor every day
• Lab mix will be your Shadow
• Deeds Recorded - Sept. 4, 2011
• $2.5 million bail set for Reinholds man wounded by Berks police
• Hot topic: How Plain treat their horses
• Foreign students see little of country from working in kitchens, cleaning rooms
• Appeal made to Pa. Supreme Court in Bucher estate case
• POLICE LOG
• Famed artist Myrtle Tremblay dies at 102
• Police break up brouhaha in center of Lancaster
• The art of celebrating Labor Day weekend
• Antique coverlet lending history's weight to auction
• Q-ville retirement home proposes solar panels
• School District of Lancaster saves $900,000
• Manos House finds a home
• On this Labor Day weekend, meet a woman with no fear of work
• Director, actor enjoys time out of spotlight
• Leola teen eager to teach
• Missing Lancaster city teenager found in Reading
• Pheasant Ridge fire investigated
• Chester County man charged in death of Lancaster County native
• CV Parents Night scheduled Sept. 14
• Rapho OKs police services agreement with Manheim
• Rapho rejects Humane League contract
• Begin your First Friday on campus! Vonn Sumner will give a gallery talk for his...
• Solanco grad featured as 'emerging artist'
• FOOTBALL TONIGHT: Live blog, score updates on The Huddle
• 'Road rage' suspect charged
• Good weather for tonight's First Friday. At PCA&D, you can view the completed P...
• Joy riders take golf carts, leave one in pond
• Refton firehouse, alley upgrades are team project
• Caernarvon planners oppose farm-business expansion
• Giant topples at Poole Forge
• Fiery crash shuts part of Route 230 in Mount Joy Twp.
• Miss. town to honor Lancaster County people who helped rebuild after Katrina
• Crystle takes wraps off report on School District of Lancaster
• Man admits to county burglaries
• Harrisburg incinerator sale talks continue
• Lancaster County to remember 9/11 at Clipper Magazine Stadium
• Millersville University wins Pennsylvania Academy of Music auction as sole bidder
• Irene cleanup continues in Drumore
• Daughter admits she tried to kill mother
• Boy, 2, is found unresponsive in pond
• Columbia couple faces charges for $70K fraud
• Report: 6-year-old boy struck on Old Philadelphia Pike
• Two-car crash in Sadsbury Township injures one person
• 2 honored with humanitarian award from School District of Lancaster
• Treatment plant odor alarms Manheim resident
• Manheim residents question paving, traffic
• F&M expands its relationship with the Posse Foundation by adding a second recrui...
• POLICE LOG
• Narvon woman killed in wreck in Cumberland County
• Manheim's Tom Fee dies unexpectedly at age 59
• Two-alarm fire breaks out at Leola home
• Teen driving stolen Porsche crashes in East Donegal Township
• Welcome, new PCA&D students!!
• Obama no shoo-in in Pa.
• Teachers pay to plug in
• RRTA, Lancaster city fight over pipe rules
• East Hempfield Township fire tax plan faces year delay
• More sexual-assault charges for Quarryville man
• Police: Man survives being shot in head in Lancaster city
• Heroes emerge from flames after vehicle catches fire on Route 283
• Amish man goes to jail for sex crimes
• THE MOST WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR!
• High office earns Energy Star status
• Illegal taxi warning issued
• Opening of athletic center delayed
• POLICE LOG
• Police investigating series of burglaries
• PCA&D will be part of the Fig Lancaster launch party tonight. We'll celebrate t...
• County OKs preservation of 3 farms, bringing preserved acreage total to 90,000
• Armed robber strikes at Chestnut Street convenience store
• Accident closes Columbia Ave. in Mountville
• County man shot by Berks police after ramming 2 police officers with his vehicle
• Weir again tried to flee
• Grant to aid jobs center
• YTI graduates largest class in its history
• Denver council OKs alternative energy amendments
• East Lampeter sees savings by refinancing bond debt
• Lancaster city residents apply for Section 8 housing
• Manheim OKs police pact with Rapho
• Defense attorney guilty in bar disturbance
• Man admits to child porn collection
• MC joins Virtual Academy
• PPL shuts down engines at Turkey Hill site at height of Irene
• Corn crop takes a beating
• Official: Irene toll in millions
• Homestead Village residents support students
• Mount Joy to consider steps to fill manager post
• New handrails, designed by PCA&D faculty member Jeremy Waak, are installed in ou...
• Strasburg Heritage Society to display 1832 sampler
• McCaskey, Catholic High report smooth first day
• Quarryville church hosts English classes
• West King St. closed as crews repair pole
• Police: Man wrote 2 bad checks for auto purchase
• Local college students bring weekly breakfast to homeless in city
• Aspiring artists in PCA&D's youth classes this summer created paintings that hav...
• F&M is #4 on the Daily Beast recently released list of Most Rigorous colleges. H...
• At 10 a.m. on Manning Alumni Green, the F&M community will officially welcome th...
• The New College House is featured in the Chronicle of Higher Ed Buildings and Gr...
• Sadsbury deals with road issues
• Strasburg Twp. zoners back artisan vendor space in old grist mill
• As students return, Octorara renovations winding down
• UPDATED: Police capture Weir
• Paving to resume on Queen, Prince streets
• Man charged with sex assault for second time
• Coroner: Man found under mower suffocated
• Residents continue cleanup after Irene
• Master Gardeners plant a playground for pollinators
• Parolee could be deported
• N.J. man tied to livestock theft
• Schools shrug off storm
• Revolutionary War encampment helps mark Adamstown anniversary
• Team receives service award
• Library patrons can borrow any time
• POLICE LOG
• Clearly focused
• Tip leads to 2 suspects in burglary investigation
• In their sixth season under John Troxell, the Diplomats believe they have the de...
• Veterans court to decide fate of retired state trooper charged with pointing gun at buggy
• Reader photos of Irene damage, flooding, cleanup
• Irene cleanup continues; nearly 8,000 still without power here
• Man charged after firing gun inside home in Sadsbury Township
• Fire damages shed in Upper Leacock Township
• Motorist exposes himself to jogger in Ephrata
• Wrecked stolen truck catches on fire, driver flees
• Storm soaks Elanco area
• Storm leaves mark in Manheim Township
• Beyond some soggy areas and downed tree limbs, Irene had little impact on the F&...
• County's history to get new showcase
• Central Market improvements win statewide acclaim
• One strike, not 3, for Little League group
• Lititz area cleans up after Irene
• Two are still alive
• West Lampeter storm photos
• Final Long's Park concert moved downtown
• Swim lesson beats Guinness world record
• 43,000 now without power as worst of Irene departs
• Irene still soaking Ephrata
• LIVE STREAM: Monitor conditions in Lancaster, Ephrata, Columbia
• Salvage the trail
• POLICE LOG
• Photo ID is in the picture for Pa. voters
• It's in the bag!
• Local man is fingered as mystery murderer
• Shahin Sayeg: Back to school with great expectations
• Vanderbilt will enrich your life
• Deeds Recorded - Aug. 28, 2011
• DNA used to catch burglar 2 years later
• Storm weakens, but heavy rain and wind still expected here
• Hurricate Irene update: Regularly scheduled Orientation programs are currently n...
• White paper takes prison officials to task
• 'Hot enough for you' in county prison
• WEATHER ALERT - Today's scrimmage against Gallaudet College has been CANCELLED....
• WEATHER ALERT - Today's scrimmage against Gallaudet College has been CANCELLED....
• Driver falls asleep at wheel, crashes into cow statue
• Fire camp teaches youngsters how to handle emergencies
• Buggy, car collide in Colerain Township
• No progress in round 3 of Armstrong union talks
• Education, through the eyes of a teacher
• Disability can't slow Elizabethtown graduate
• Ephrata man dies in mower crash
• Trucker ordered to trial on assault charges
• Homestead Village gets OK for $15M expansion
• WEATHER ALERT - Due to Hurricane Irene, Saturday's Football Scrimmage has been m...
• WEATHER ALERT - Due to Hurricane Irene, Saturday's Football Scrimmage has been m...
• Elizabethtown Fair closing Saturday night
• Players honor coach known for 'Hooverisms'
• Wind tower tours to be held
• Corbett declares state of emergency amid threat of Hurricane Irene
• UPDATE: County prepares for Irene's arrival
• Caernarvon, East Earl discuss TDR transfers
• Fair provides some friendly competition
• Students from Penn Manor, Hempfield earn $25,000 Davidson Fellowships
• Search continues for missing 61-year-old woman
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Tax cuts = jobs Prove it
• Tree limb knocks down power line, just misses van
• Today's the day!
• 3 charged with prostitution in Lancaster
• Little League cash stolen, police say
• Convention center authority votes to refinance debt
• Living green: Little changes make a big difference
• Lancaster city man faces trial in killing
• Pennsylvania Academy of Music assets detailed prior to auction
• Crews searching for missing woman
• An F&M tradition continues as dozens of first-year students take part in Putting...
• School District of Lancaster to keep report secret
• Man charged in Stone Mill bomb scare
• Mt. Gretna bicycle event to aid charity
• Vehicle crashes into pole, parked car
• Final concert of the Long's Park summer music series is this Sunday at 7:30 p.m....
• Hempfield welcomes new teachers
• Rain from Irene could be heavier than expected
• Humane League waiving adoption fees for cats
• Haldeman Mansion to host watershed expo
• Orientation is next week at PCA&D. We're looking forward to seeing everyone bac...
• Forecast is looking good for move-in day tomorrow, but better bring your rain ge...
• Man paroled after pleading guilty to 2010 assault of infant daughter
• County sheriffs nab sleeping fugitive at his girlfriend's Ephrata Township home
• 3 family members charged in thefts at Kohl's in 3 states
• Talkabouts at HACC Scheduled in September
• Experts bet Hurricane Irene will spare county
• Intern admits to sex with inmate
• Fire damages Rapho Township silo chute
• Human Services Development Fund cut by 37%
• Man won't be tried in death of mother
• Guilty pleas in assault
• 3 schools in Lancaster city get federal grants
• Md. police hunt Leola man
• Stone Mill Plaza businesses reopen after bomb scare
• Millersville parade names grand marshals
• F&M students participating in the Putting It Together community service program...
• Earthquake rattles Denver residents
• Pennsylvania Academy of Music faculty seeks pay for lessons taught after closing
• Pa. escapes serious damage from earthquake
• Quake leaves Manheim Central area unscathed
• New activity fee in L-S
• UPDATE: 15-year-old boy shot in the city
• Back to School for Lancaster - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Speeding takes spotlight at Millersville meeting
• Man robbed in Lancaster city; car stolen
• Bonefish Grill coming to Lancaster County
• Millersville University alum gets hand caught in mixer in studio
• Two former hoops stars appear in court in separate cases
• Quake rattled nerves here, but little else
• Man with measles visited Lancaster County
• L-S residents react to quake
• Quake shakes up Southern End residents
• Lancaster Mennonite schools welcome back students
• Police, others aid man in Lancaster city
• Passionate plea fails to sway Penn execs
• Regional police unit advances in Penn Twp.
• Demolition begins on historic building
• Solanco honors 3 as 'Distinguished Teachers'
• County shaken by 5.8 earthquake centered in Virginia
• F&M sociology prof Joel Eigen comments on a shocking statistic involving women w...
• TMI, Peach Bottom declare low-level alert after quake
• Today's East Coast quake gives us a good opportunity to remind students and pare...
• Board chief apologizes for unadvertised meeting
• Permit granted for Ephrata turf field
• Solanco welcomes new teachers
• Plan on joining us at PCA&D for a series of free artist talks. Fall schedule is...
• US court nixes ex-Sen. Fumo sentence
• Police: Colerain Township accident may have been alcohol-related
• Police say man bit wife, hit her with child's toy
• Thrift store moves into well-known location
• Clay Twp. to update residents on police merger plan
• Turkey Hill store robbed in West Hempfield Township
• HACC’s Second Stage theatre company presents one-act plays
• Pregnancy is no safe haven
• Fugitive faces additional charges
• Ephrata addresses turf field concerns
• British cars invade Lancaster Polo Club
• Hesitant OK for quarry growth
• Warwick installs police chief
• E-town debates proposed bicycle path
• Warwick acts to cut costs
• Route 72 work under way
• Area woman hurt in fatal car crash in New Jersey
• Defendant seeks trial delay in EFI fraud
• Lancaster County man charged with rape
• Firm bringing 71 jobs to Elizabethtown warehouse
• Just in time for the fall semester, the CVS located in College Row is now open:...
• Book sparks lesson for staff at Hambright Elementary
• Sponsor will brand Hempfield athletic facilities
• Concert will benefit orphanages
• Mountville approves trash contract extension
• District backtracks on cost-saving decision
• This doesn't mean we don't love our F&M parents!
• Nurse loses appeal of murder conviction
• 2 shootings in Lancaster, 1 man injured
• Storms blamed in barn fire, car wreck
• East Hempfield's Lime Spring plan winning support
• Unique 1775 document causes stir at Lititz museum
• 101-year-old talks about longevity
• E. Lampeter OKs $175,000 for new grader
• Scammed: Seniors fall prey
• Looking out for seniors isn't always easy
• Shame keeps reporting low
• Motorcyclist in critical condition after crashing into tree
• Pequea property protest
• Faith from the air
• IU13 virtual school set to go
• Exploring forgiveness at Nickel Mines event
• SLIDESHOW: Community Days at Lancaster Airport
• Randy Patterson has designs on Lancaster
• What's up, Nutter
• Deeds Recorded - Aug. 21, 2011
• Million-dollar home market makes a move
• Boy riding scooter struck by car
• Reward offered for fleeing fugitive
• Countians get in line to appeal assessments
• SERT team holds 'live shooter' drill at Pequea Elementary
• POLICE LOG
• Girlfriend of fugitive arrested, charged with receiving stolen property
• Dealer faces day in jail, fine
• Colleges to parents: Hi and goodbye
• Academic year starts with new leaders at 3 colleges
• Lancaster city police use Taser on fugitive
• Manheim Township senior relishes putting smiles on children's faces
• High's $500K aids Lafayette Fire Company
• Octorara welcomes new special ed director
• E. Cocalico will advertise changes to local services tax
• Possible real estate tax remains hot topic in Rapho
• Planners approve Willow Valley expansion
• Assault suspect sent to prison
• Colerain steps up security measures
• DOCUMENT: Arrest warrant affidavit for Matthew Scott Becker
• Chance of sun
• LIVE VIDEO: Authorities announce details of charges against boyfriend
• E-town postpones traffic, parking changes
• Assistant Professor of Music Sylvia Alajaji on how the music of Islamic, female...
• UPDATE: Boyfriend charged with killing pregnant woman and her unborn child
• 100 years old and loving every minute
• Solving mysteries from the Bergstrasse School
• Veterans to get own court here
• Lancaster County Prison Board hears inmate plan
• Cats outnumber dogs 2:1 at shelter
• Poetry Paths evolving with every new step
• Court clears Stoltzfus in acorn case
• Eviction guidelines made tougher in Columbia
• Transfer of railway lines considered in Marietta
• Police merger considered
• Trash, recycling weights decline in Marietta
• PennDOT adopts new application process
• Cameras used to fight crime in Columbia
• Lancaster city man gets 4-8 years in jail for 2010 rape of woman, 20
• POLICE LOG
• Final day for The Root222 crew work in PCA&D's portico. Stop by to view Mary Sz...
• Octorara finalizes district personnel
• Teens from Gap church offer helping hand
• Terre Hill church's fundraising outreach has furry focus
• Two concerts left in the Long's Park Summer Music Series for 2011 -- PCA&D's se...
• Armstrong talks resume next week
• Leola park vandalized
• Some tents moments
• Dealer sentenced in federal court on cocaine charges
• Person associated with fugitive taken into custody
• Check out 'A Day in the Life at F&M', a new video produced for the College websi...
• Recipe for 100 years: Hog meat, card games
• School doors open starting Tuesday
• Fugitive connected to missing goods
• No trash hike in East Hempfield Township
• Libraries question county call to drop fundraising
• GOP raps Sturla for STD remark
• Pair's path: Park to prison
• Lancaster County CareerLink gets a shakeup
• New rules for Pa. unemployed
• Blaze damages Pizza Hut
• Neighbor faults church for property conditions, celebration
• Today, The Root222 crew began to incorporate Mary Szybist's poem into the mural...
• POLICE LOG
• Autopsy provides no new details on death of 21-year-old gunshot victim
• Church, basketball teams partner for project
• Board weighs advertising of graduation requirement exceptions
• L-S gives OK to bring in advertising
• One hurt when vehicle flips in East Donegal
• Several hurt in 2-vehicle crash in East Donegal Twp.
• UPDATE: Police identify man killed in East Earl Township wreck
• Paradise pursues final step in new zoning plan
• Family, friends mourn expectant mother killed by gunshot in Rapho Township
• Silo sickness: Farmers especially susceptible to some respiratory illnesses
• School District of Lancaster OKs new Martin Elementary School
• Alligator found in yard at Manheim Township apartment complex
• Police ID officers who fired shots
• Adopt a dog for pennies this week
• Recent rains helped, but not all crops are faring well
• Fugitive remains on the loose
• Police charge convict with sex assault
• Indiana State Fair tragedy had local connection
• PCA&D's portico transformation continues. Walk by Prince and Chestnut Streets t...
• Ag education is focus of new PV committee
• PM grants extension for 'triangle' deal
• POLICE LOG
• Teen hurt in Leola accident
• PCA&D requires professional internships of all its rising seniors. Stephen Suro...
• Construction at Elanco schools nearly finished
• Ephrata Twp. receives plans for new Giant
• Police: Man stabbed while trying to break up fight
• In search of Lancaster County's homeless
• Warwick Township names new police chief
• Brass fittings stolen from Ephrata construction site
• Water main breaks in 400 block of North Concord Street
• Woman assaulted, robbed in Leola
• Man gets $3,500 in money-transfer scam
• CV weighing computer program's benefits
• Dog shelter loses support
• Lancaster city neighbors question home for boys
• Ruggieri announces run for Lancaster mayor
• Pickup truck overturns on Route 30
• Turnpike launches online survey
• Making tracks for Mount Joy
• Local teen lauded for service work
• 'Dangerous' suspect eludes police after chase
• Fifth defendant pleads guilty in EFI fraud case
• Denver's Brew House closes its doors
• POLICE LOG
• Co. talks to driver in Pa. bus crash that hurt 14
• Denver man charged with indecent assault
• Event raises money for worthy causes
• New Holland BBQ cook-off to be hot competition
• WGAL TV 8 aired pieces about PCA&D's project -- for Poetry Paths - Lancaster --...
• 4 carrying guns face felony charges
• Large crane installing heating/AC unit atop Lancaster General
• Block scheduling called a success at Hempfield
• Probe into shooting death continues
• New rules could make it harder to get out of jail
• UPDATE: Four charged with weapons offenses
• War vet was poised to invade Japan
• UPDATE: Teenage brothers hurt in car crash
• MT buys new fire trucks
• The King and I
• LIFE is SWEET
• Police slow to name officers in shootings
• Elder abuse: a growing problem here
• First cases for elder abuse unit
• No cougar, says Game Commission
• Traffic trouble in township
• POLICE LOG
• 50 years of Father Veronis
• Kloset full of memories
• Bruce Epperly delves into the mystery of life
• Get happy, and adopt Felicity
• Deeds Recorded - Aug. 14, 2011
• Storms knock out power to 500 around the county
• Help for children whose parents go to jail
• Pregnant woman killed by gunshot; unborn baby also dies
• Bednarski to seek 16th seat
• Boy severely injured in farm accident
• Bus crash on turnpike injures 29
• Crews respond to Rapho Township shooting call
• Future of air service here hot topic
• Houses for parolees here struggle to survive
• Manos House awaiting zoners' word on move
• Serving those who served
• Golf + math = success for Warwick teen
• Brothers injured in crash
• Teen charged with attempted homicide
• Familiar faces in new places
• POLICE LOG
• Brecknock seeks help to stop vandals
• DA: Aug. 1 shooting justified
• Teen, 16, charged with assaulting second teen
• Forging a bond at Speedwell
• Bank robbery suspects charged with April heist in East Lampeter
• E-town takes part in interfaith project
• For a chance to win these museum mousepads, suggest a name for a new blog being...
• While on vacation in East Africa, Kristen Zublin ’13 and her parents presented a...
• 13 charged with speeding on Route 30
• Burglars take handguns, TV from Manor Township home
• Year later, grave theft mystifies
• Police investigate reported stabbing
• No progress in Armstrong talks
• Fire chases workers from McCaskey East High School
• Pennsylvania Academy of Music auction set for Sept. 1
• Providence Township to dedicate new facilities
• Mountville, West Hempfield fire crews table merger
• Suspect in custody after robbery at Lancaster Shopping Center bank
• POLICE LOG
• State commission says PPL should be fined $15,000 after death of elderly man
• Two teens arrested in city on gun charges
• Denver CITGO remains closed
• PCA&D's concert at Long's Park is this Sunday, August 14 at 7:30 p.m. Watch for...
• Rising cost of special education is concern for Hempfield
• Stolen six-pack leads to 5-year jail term for city man
• Man pleads guilty to BB-gun vandalism spree
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: London's burning
• Hempfield School Districts warns residents of scam
• 2 suspects in robbery of Mount Joy credit union arrested
• Drumore man killed in motorcycle crash
• Terre Hill makes amends for spring gone bad
• Linden Hall mother and daughter learn new lessons
• Columbia officials admonished for condemning business
• Columbia fire displaces 7
• Two are charged in Solanco man's death
• Planked out
• Lancaster city property to house troubled boys
• Gap Subway robbed at knifepoint
• Local youths help injured woman in Oregon
• Small farm is preserved; county gets great deal
• Cash may go to School District of Lancaster reserve
• Construction in progress at Worthington
• Mount Joy appliance store closing
• Manheim council commends officer
• Robber strikes at Mount Joy credit union
• SDL is eligible for $16 million in construction bonds
• Exhibit of paintings by William Mammarella, PCA&D instructor, opens today at the...
• State offers free potassium iodide pills to residents who live near nuclear plants
• POLICE LOG
• Free backpack giveaway next week
• Perdue says it will build soybean plant now that state has approved grant
• David A. Ansell, M.D., M.P.H., ’74, is receiving critical acclaim for his book C...
• Business owner requests zoning change in Strasburg
• N.Y. grand jury indicts man for murder of West Hempfield woman
• Erbs Road Bridge to Close for Repainting
• Bear Creek bus, lunch details being finalized
• New entrance, more hardware at Good's Store
• Burglars steal computers, vandalize church in Mount Joy
• Burglars strike Gap restaurant
• A profile of Faith McCarrick ’10, who has developed a program to get preschooler...
• Missing East Hempfield woman located in N.J.
• Water main break on North Mary Street
• Doctors, pharmacies struggle with shortage of cancer meds
• ATV driver flees police; rode with 5-year-old
• Lancaster city OKs razing of building for parking garage
• MinSec proposal taken off the table
• Three people injured in two wrecks
• Lancaster County will not reassess in 2013
• Rain brings brief relief
• Kirby Agri plan gets East Hempfield Township OK
• Don't be intimidated by the canning process
• Ephrata awards bids for $2M pool project
• Man exposed self to girls in West Earl Township, police say
• Mummau Park gets some TLC
• Leacock decreases solar panel permit price
• Landisville woman cited for accident that police say led to carwash explosion
• Homicide victim a Solanco graduate
• POLICE LOG
• Akron reverses course on apartments
• Mountville honors former councilman
• Mountville seeks alternatives to Humane League contract
• Robber strikes at Manheim Township market
• County adopts new policy on bail bonds
• Warwick Township man charged with raping young girl
• Vandals spray-paint fences, garages in Ephrata
• Corporate sponsor branding CV band trailer
• Caernarvon takes closer look at landfill
• Congress is 'doing just fine,' Pitts says
• Man stabbed on Lancaster city street
• Thefts slam Martic firm
• LCSWMA gets company in incinerator bid
• Manheim teen charged with ramming trooper's car
• Geothermal wells spur discussion
• Former Mountain Springs Hotel building renovated into offices
• Donegal officials discuss special-education costs
• Identity of hiker found dead in West Lampeter Township released
• Mount Joy officials share police concerns with West Donegal
• Ephrata Community Hospital won't hire smokers
• Business partners with fire association to award scholarships
• Clean up of Garden Spot Bowl begins
• Body found near Chester County line kicks off police probe
• UPDATE: Route 30 reopens after 4-vehicle crash near Columbia
• From the wood shop to the water
• City man to serve 3-6 years for stealing from ATM machines
• 'The Suburban Sound' provides family fun
• City man charged with inflicting 'devastating' injury on infant son to face trial
• Nature trail opens at landfill site
• Warwick Township Target opening October 9
• Pavlina Tcherneva, assistant professor of economics at F&M, is quoted in a story...
• 4 rescued from island near Norman Wood Bridge
• Leola man crashes after chase in Manheim Township
• 4 stranded on rock in river
• Sculptor with local ties continues to craft beauty
• Texas pair bring Southern cool to Long's Park
• UPDATE: Hiker found dead in West Lampeter Township
• UPDATE: Police charge teen in graffiti spree
• UPDATE: County man dies after boat capsizes in Delaware
• Locals volunteer for 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' to 'pay it forward' and give back to community
• BROKEN BRIDGES
• Pa. can't keep up with bridge repairs
• Full steam on rail yard
• PennDOT taking pictures
• POLICE LOG
• Candles for girl who died in crash
• County put on drought watch
• Mission Katrina
• Tricks of the trades
• Stacy Wagner: A natural approach to parenting
• Fulton Twp. eyes bridge replacement
• Mercedez is a lover
• Deeds Recorded - Aug. 7, 2011
• Woman stabbed in city
• City officer shoots at armed man; second such incident in a week
• Come out today for Community Day at the IPTW Conference. Free demonstrations and...
• Come out today for Community Day at the IPTW Conference. Free demonstrations and...
• Come out today for Community Day at the IPTW Conference. Free demonstrations and...
• Replacement piano ready for fundraiser in Musser Park
• Police seek man charged with passing bad checks
• Problem prisoner gets 9 1/2-29 for armed robbery
• Ephrata man gets 3-6 years in jail
• Drug runners stopped in tracks
• For Solanco senior, it's all about art
• West Donegal asks nonprofits for contribution
• Autopsy on West Hempfield woman is inconclusive
• New Holland man charged with sex assault of 13-year-old girl
• West Cocalico wants tractor trailers off neighborhood streets
• Real estate tax, police services spark discussion in Rapho
• See you tonight at PCA&D for First Friday.
• Conestoga man is charged in six thefts
• Man subdued with stun gun, faces multiple charges
• Man charged in BB shooting
• Amelia's puts East Cocalico building plans on hold
• York man arrested after pulling gun on supervisors
• Old service station to make way for road
• Associate Professor of Sociology Jerome Hodos examines how an influx of immigran...
• Strasburg man dies in Strasburg Township crash
• East Drumore awards bids for new office
• Lean times for fairs
• East Cocalico gives Amelia's extension on plan
• Missing county woman found dead in New York
• Home full of chemicals shuttered
• Penn Township weighs police changes
• Lancaster city man to stand trial in shooting
• A bright walk in a dark place: Mural to lighten walkway in parking garage
• Barnstormers hoping for fireworks
• LCSWMA remains confident purchase of Harrisburg incinerator will go through
• Willow Street woman accused of selling prescription drugs
• A tomato tradition ripe with promise
• PCA&D's "Fifty Years of Posters by Seymour Chwast" opens tomorrow night during F...
• POLICE LOG
• Milanof-Schock Library to implement DVD rental fees
• Armed robber holds up cab driver in Lancaster Township
• East Hempfield police seeking man who pulled gun on co-worker
• Aubrey Ellertson ’11 works at a division of the National Oceanic Atmospheric Adm...
• Austin's Kelly Willis and Bruce Robison perform this Sunday at Long's Park. PCA...
• City man charged with robbery of his mother
• Storage barn burns to ground near East Petersburg
• Adamstown closer to dedication of Rose Hill streets
• Bart won't add tax
• PV will offer insurance for 'One-to-One' laptops
• Sticky solution: Columbia man solves stink bug problems with trap
• New Holland jewelry heist solved
• Lancaster County leads nation in discount prescription use
• Landisville woman seriously hurt in I-83 accident
• Five Constitution Party candidates throw hats in ring for November
• Hacker targets Hershey recipe
• Judge jails woman, 33, for stealing $500,000
• Hearing for Pennsylvania Academy of Music postponed
• Donegal to discuss pay-to-play
• Ephrata workers sue again on union dues
• Hempfield proposes consolidation of top jobs
• Animal cremation facility wins Rapho zoning approval
• Rapho reviews special events venue issue
• Night Out in West Lampeter
• District hopes online academy lures back students
• Police seek man involved in Pequea accident
• New Holland plant meets demand, at a cost
• PCA&D's "Fifty Years of Posters by Seymour Chwast" opens on First Friday, Aug. 5...
• Food drive brings in 6 tons
• Car fire in Ephrata under investigation
• Mountville crime reports spike in June
• Penn Manor readies school for sale
• Earl Devaney ’70 will chair the Government Accountability and Transparency Board...
• Ephrata Twp. seeks widening of Route 322
• Christiana may use extra cash to build reserves
• Ephrata Twp. updates plan in effort to restructure developers' fees
• Night out brightens blocks
• Elizabethtown gets lift from volunteers
• Curb cuts cause controversy in Marietta
• Conestoga Valley Community Center seeking a home
• Martin eyes corrections center
• Manor tables zoning issue vote
• Armstrong, union file charges against each other
• Earl officials change parking restrictions for businesses
• Q-ville to increase fines for not clearing snow
• Bear Creek School on target, despite 'impressions'
• Churches feed kids during summer
• POLICE LOG
• Mountville considers trash contract extension
• Police log
• Obama signs debt bill after final Senate vote
• Street contracts in Quarryville cause unexpected issues
• Gas leak causes trouble in Lancaster city
• L-S tables on-campus advertising initiative
• Alcoa settles lawsuit
• GPS helps police find suspected bank robber
• EMM names Nelson Okanya new president
• Providence officials consider noise ordinance
• E-town woman hospitalized after one-car crash in West Donegal Twp.
• The students of Rich Pepino, director of the public policy program, started samp...
• Deputies target deadbeats
• Amtrak ridership up at Lancaster stations
• Local scout takes lead at jamboree event in Sweden
• Police seek suspect in motel robbery
• Police investigating Manheim Township bank robbery
• Lancaster city officer shoots suspect
• Lancaster city to take ownership of museum building
• POLICE LOG
• LIVE VIDEO: Update on North Plum Street shooting
• Demolition of the columns and pediments in PCA&D's portico is fifty percent done.
• Man finds sickly sheep in yard
• 2 Manheim Township cellphone stores robbed
• Melody Keim, vice president, programs and initiatives of the Lancaster County Co...
• Partially nude woman allegedly assaults emergency worker
• Increased traffic along Route 340 prompts concern
• See the article about our Seymour Chwast exhibit opening this First Friday from...
• Man with gun shot by police in North Plum Street incident
• Rubber Duckie Race in Central Park draws crowd, donations
• Teacher finds value in his new profession
• Our representative at the Refugee Congress
• City targets landlord
• Plan for MT green in works
• Landisville swimmers raise money for cancer prevention
• Lifesavers or revenue producers
• American adviser tells of 17 months as a teacher, and student, in Afghanistan
• Crash in West Hempfield sends woman to hospital
• City museum out of money
• Get the lead out
• The Kids are still alright
• POLICE LOG
• Crowd shreds chance of ID theft
• Mark Medora is fit for the experience of a lifetime
• Playful Dirk is a social animal
• Deeds Recorded - July 31, 2011
• Quest Fest fun for all ages
• Van, milk tanker collide in West Cocalico, 4 hurt
• Stabbing questions lead to assault
• NEWSMAKER: He's glad to help you keep your house in order
• UPDATE: Armstrong, union remain at odds; lockout continues
• UPDATE: A genuine stunner in courtroom
• Ex-countian dies in N.C. plane crash
• "Like" our new Reunion Facebook page and tag yourself or your friends in these 2...
• What are two F&M students doing at Penn? Translational research, that's what. ht...
• Custom rims, tires worth $3,000 stolen from truck
• 8 people being charged after fight in Ephrata
• 3 teens charged in burglary at Manor Township home
• 4 guns stolen from Manor Township apartment
• Man tries to lure children into van in Manor Township
• 'Squirt' vanished; memories didn't
• Meter blight irks some in Lancaster city
• Roofing glue fumes seep into Lancaster County Courthouse
• Festivities planned for Night Out
• Judge sentences woman for deadly DUI
• Millersville University makes bid in Pennsylvania Academy of Music case
• Youth from Aaron's Acres give back to community
• Caernarvon officials discuss energy ordinance
• EASD turf field takes shape
• POLICE LOG
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: The Tea Party wimps out
• It's Baka Beyond this Sunday at Long's Park. Supposed to be an awesome summer ev...
• Middle school administrators are ready for new challenge
• Library of Congress exhibit coming here
• Prosecutor wants lawyer removed in EFI fraud case
• Quarryville man charged with sex crimes
• Hey PCA&D students! Just a friendly reminder that your fall tuition bills are du...
• Mountville discusses remedies for wasp-plagued playground
• Tune in to WITF Radio Smart Talk today at 9 a.m. to hear F&M prof. Jeff Podoshen...
• Rehab center rises on an Ephrata hillside
• Lancaster city graves vandalized
• Three jailed in road-rage encounter
• Central Market Trust prepares for streetscape work
• Price for new morgue up $1M
• Local steer earns 'reserve grand' title at national show
• Lancaster city rapist sentenced for 'heinous' attack
• Armstrong: Marietta plan on schedule
• Hold-up man sought
• Manheim awards contracts for road projects
• This video gives a taste of what the KIPP scholars experienced on campus. For mo...
• POLICE LOG
• PCA&D's project as part of Poetry Paths begins next week. Work on the portico a...
• Manheim ambulance building repairs approved
• Police: Man tried to sell stolen motorcycle
• Woman robbed on Lancaster city street
• Cooler weather prevails -- briefly
• Bank teller charged with theft
• 9 charged in alleged drug ring
• County drug task force arrests two New York men here
• Proposed development has breakthrough at meeting
• Lancaster city to shut water main for repairs
• Denver hears call for stop signs after teen's death
• A victory for parents of stillborn children
• Resident complains about auto auction access
• Resident complains about Manheim Auto Auction access
• Kraybill Mennonite School turns to the sun for energy and lessons
• Cut slices child care
• Businesses fill Rt. 272 commercial center
• Strasburg Market open Tuesdays
• First Friday at PCA&D will be special -- Seymour Chwast exhibit! -- but for deta...
• POLICE LOG
• Herr House offers bike ride, walk
• Postal Service may close downtown post office
• Olde Peddler Wools closing
• Busy life breeds longevity
• Police seek information on West Hempfield store burglary
• Some of F&M's rooftops have gone green (both figuratively and literally)
• Verizon Internet service restored
• Extreme heat, lack of rain leaves Lancaster County's crops withering in fields
• Lancaster Country Day grad a near miss in Oslo blast
• Lancaster city man sentenced for home invasion
• Armstrong talks to resume Friday
• Jail for entering judge's home
• Alabama businessman pleads guilty in EFI loan fraud
• August First Friday at PCA&D takes a look at our cultural past. Fifty years of posters by renowned illustrator and graphic designer Seymour Chwast opens on 8/5 from 5 - 9 p.m.
• Donegal appoints Ursprung as substitute superintendent
• Manheim Central band hosts fundraisers for bowl performance
• POLICE LOG
• VIDEO: Firefighters cool barn filled with chickens in triple-digit heat
• Warwick passes energy ordinance
• Firefighter, 18, charged with making false fire calls
• Professor of Government Joe Karlesky writes an editorial on the history of American government debt obligations
• Inmate dies from injuries in fall at prison
• 4 sought for impersonating FBI agents
• Car cruise benefits fire company
• ‘Mountains and Waterways’ next art show at HACC-Lancaster Campus
• Youth Week in city offers sports and a concert
• Despite continued objections, Pequea extends deal with police
• Tale of 2 Lancasters: Historic tour takes well-wishes abroad
• Talmage quarry rezoning revisited
• Fields of plenty...of use
• UPDATED: Police seek missing woman
• Districts here lead way in tough times
• Lancaster man stabbed in Columbia fight
• Burglaries in Salisbury Township investigated
• Lititz Rotary Craft Show is the Big One
• Roadwork set for Warwick Township
• Sounding the alarm
• 'I felt like the biggest loser'
• New county GOP exec
• Concrete borders in city won't curb emergency traffic
• Relief from heat wave (somewhat) on way
• On the ball
• POLICE LOG
• Around the world
• Attic fire in Marietta
• Remembering a 'go-to gal'
• David Fraile is in the market for a self-sufficient city
• Klondike is a relationship worth exploring
• Deeds Recorded - July 24, 2011
• Horses suffered in parking lot
• No place for these students to call home
• Armstrong to hire temporary workers
• Landowners gave away the farm on early gas leases
• Barn fire in E. Drumore Twp.
• Yes, it was hot enough to cook an egg outside
• Facebook 'Friend' charged with assaulting 2 teens at park
• Inmate who fell was in fatal DUI crash, police say
• School District of Lancaster receives eye-screening funds
• Stimulus funds slated for Keystone rail line
• Akron woman hurt in two-car wreck
• Rapho officials discuss real estate tax for emergency services
• Three-car wreck on Rte. 741 injures two, one seriously
• How to help your car beat the heat
• Rapho discusses police partnership with Manheim Borough
• Commission approves Willow Valley expansion, demolition of property
• Keep cool in the pool
• Police log
• Odor forces evacuation of Mount Joy Township clinic
• Wigging out for research
• Mennonite Missions cutting 10 jobs
• Visiting high school students from the Knowledge is Power Program will present a poster session of their environmental initiatives in the atrium of the Barshinger Life Sciences & Philosophy Building today from 3-4:30 p.m.
• Manheim man charged with forging stolen checks
• Jogger dies after being struck by vehicle in Denver
• Coins, tools taken from Sadsbury Township home
• Temperatures to hover near 100 for the weekend
• Pitts says he was unaware of group's alleged agenda
• Bike racers gear up for Grandview Grand Prix
• Man sentenced for DUI wreck
• E-town OKs single sewer line for duplex
• Kicking off the Cleantech project
• Police: N.Y. man stole parts at auto auction
• Five to 10 years for dorm room holdup
• Armstrong aims to get back to full production, with or without union workers
• City to celebrate 'Youth Week' starting Aug. 8
• Red Lion man charged with boating while drunk at County lake
• Chemical treatment used by some local lawn care firms turning trees brown
• 4 Pa. airports could lose carrier subsidies
• Inmate in grave condition after leaping from 2nd-tier structure at County Prison
• Warwick discusses lacrosse leadership, approves hires
• Thieves target vehicles in West Hempfield Township, Mountville
• Police say three suspects assault, rob man in Lancaster city
• 17-year-old girl struck by car in Denver
• Police catch 24 speeders on Route 283
• Hit-and-run driver in Ephrata Township sought by police
• Just when you thought it couldn't get any hotter, the Paul Thorn Band will heat things up during its free outdoor concert at Long's Park this Sunday. PCA&D will be there. Join us.
• Amish come from NY, PA, Ohio for farmers' funerals
• State database lists summer meal providers for children
• The Crossings at Conestoga Creek takes step forward
• Lancaster County library system OKs strategic plan
• Pitts tied to two agents involved in alleged Pakistani plot
• Penn adopts map of comprehensive plan
• Third man charged in April killing of Lancaster city woman
• Inspection: County prison 'perfect'
• Guilty verdict in sex assault
• Union won't vote on Armstrong offer
• Stabbing suspect arrested
• Night Out set for Aug. 2
• 2 new city police officers sworn in
• Manheim Central grad's Fulbright Scholarship leads to Kenya
• Has 'stikman' left his mark
• Jury to decide fate of man accused of sexually assaulting teen girl
• Air-conditioned senior centers extend hours to help beat the heat
• Police hunt 'serial bank robber'
• West Lampeter slates Citizens Academy
• Ed Flesh '53, who designed the Wheel of Fortune, died July 15 at the age of 79.
• Attic fire causes $7,000 damage to city home
• Apparent fatal accident in Warwick Township
• Christiana Lions delivering help to tornado victims
• Weekend bazaar set for Paradise
• Paradise OKs church's preliminary expansion plan
• E-town board names interim superintendent
• Beat the heat: Lancaster County adjusts to sweltering weather
• Maple Ridge North plan advances in Brecknock
• Mayor Gray recalls 2 laid-off firefighters
• Salisbury is focusing on photo contest
• Lancaster man charged with open lewdness
• Octorara won't press on 'Green'
• Parents turn out in support of music
• Manor planners support zoning change
• Senior housing a go in Marietta
• Prosecutor: Man sexually abused teen
• Mount Joy Twp. names members for sewer authority
• Angler loses life in Susquehanna River
• W. Donegal names representatives to proposed sewer authority
• Fitness center plans questioned
• Ephrata Twp. may ease sign rules
• Bronze grave markers stolen from East Cocalico cemetery
• UPDATE: Missing Philhaven teens apprehended in city
• Ex-owner of Host settles class-action suit
• Lancaster city men face gun and drug charges
• Our featured Hackman Summer Scholar this week is Maria Damiano, who is traveling all over Pennsylvania this summer to interview paranormal investigators and participate in their research. She was able to spend a great deal of time during the last severa
• Reward offered for Swift vandalism act
• UPDATED: Concrete falls from North Queen Street building
• Man stabbed in Lancaster city
• CV reviews budget, considers future funding
• Keys for the City piano in Musser Park vandalized
• Routine traffic stop leads to weapons, drug charges
• Plea deal nets killer more time
• Conestoga Twp. seeks Colemanville sewer solution
• East Donegal zoners OK pet food facility
• Armstrong lockout continues; union considers filing charges
• Ping Pong Diplomacy Remembered
• Now, that's a squeegee! Bonus points if you know this F&M campus location.
• Poole Forge plans stair, patio upgrades
• Car show, food fair Saturday in Mount Joy
• PA NEWSMAKERS: Challenges to Public Universities, Financial Literacy Update
• Low-fee dental program will start Aug. 1
• Clay discusses 2 stormwater issues
• Thieves target unlocked cars in Manheim Township
• Burglars strike at Manheim Township jewelry store
• Professor Annalisa Crannell writes about math, art, her new book and her students' Ah-HA! moments of insight
• Fulton Youtheatre celebrates 25th year with new play
• Robbers hit Columbia convenience store
• Local senior honored for bowling skills
• Kortchmar rocks Long's Park
• Local woman turns 105
• Police: Thief carted $900 worth of items out of Kmart
• Judge, victim have words for rapist
• 8 injured in Route 222 wreck
• Armstrong locks out Marietta workers
• Her house, vacant 20 years, was a time capsule
• Motorcyclist in fatal crash is identified
• POLICE LOG
• New plants block gap near pool
• Don't call it Junior Miss...
• Talent for togetherness
• How to get a medal
• Jon Zajac's heavy lifting: clients and competitions
• Mellow Aurora needs you
• Deeds Recorded - July 17, 2011
• Boy injured on ride at Terre Hill Days
• Magically growing up with Harry
• Charge drilling fee, panel tells Corbett
• Manheim Township will tap nonprofits
• Going buggy: Hot, wet weather makes it banner year for insects
• Burglar strikes Manor Township home
• Motorcyclist killed after losing control
• Baby sitter guilty of rape
• 2nd brother earns sentence for robbery
• Ephrata man faces morals charges
• DUI charge in fatal crash
• Terre Hill council introduced to 3 officers
• Hempfield acts to replace 2 schools
• Proposed dance club could fill vacant former Fire Bureau space on Duke St.
• There's still time to register for PCA&D's 3D Animation class. July 25-28, 8:30 am-4:30 pm visit for more information. Call 800-689-0379 ext. 1022 or email ce@pcad.edu to register.
• City bowler inducted into Senior Games Association's Hall of Fame
• POLICE LOG
• Teen charged with stealing over $1,000 worth of rare coins
• Penn State tuition rising an average of $515
• Traffic detail nets 31 speeders on Route 222
• Motorist flees on foot after striking 2 parked cars
• Judge nixed her own tickets
• Elizabeth hears report on roads, bridges
• Conoy asks for burn ordinance review
• Manheim revises zoning, floodplain policy
• After lighter than expected state cuts, SDL has a surplus
• W. Donegal, Mount Joy townships weigh joint sewer authority
• Driver in prison after fatal crash in Caernarvon
• REO a no-go
• State ups conservation aid
• County residents see firsthand concerns of Amazon Rainforest
• MC loses another administrator
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: These cuts will hurt
• Check out our alumni gateway to register for a regional send-off party for the Class of 2015
• PA NEWSMAKERS: Assessing Corbett's Budget, Fall Legislative Preview
• Lancaster County K-9 officer to get bullet-proof vest
• POLICE LOG
• PCA&D's sponsorship of free outdoor concerts at Long's Park continues this Sunday. The Danny Kortchmar Band (iconic session guitarist and songwriter) takes the stage at 7:30 p.m.
• Octorara reaches out to Joplin, Mo.
• Strasburg pizza shop to sell beer
• Denver council lacks quorum, adjourns
• Accused rapist: Alleged pre-teen victims were 'experimenting' with him
• One more week to see the intriguing display "Studio Faculty Showcase: Foundation Department." Exhibit is on display through next Friday, July 22.
• City man accused in June gun incident arrested
• Mount Joy man, 26, dies in motorcycle crash
• Lancaster man, 22, shot and killed in city
• Puppies' lineage leads to fine
• Proposed name shift would battle stigma
• Copper looters strip graves
• Mount Joy delays curb, sidewalk decision
• One dead, five injured in Caernarvon Township crash
• Mountville crime reports spike in June
• Mountville playground plagued by bees
• Brandon Park to get facelift thanks to $35,000 grant
• Rain delays city streets project
• Woman pleads guilty to 2 felony sex crimes involving 15-year-old boy
• POLICE LOG
• Young woman testifies against baby sitter who allegedly raped her
• Nobel Prize nominee and five-sport F&M athlete, Theodore Woodword passes away at 91.
• Local police who are participating in the 2011 World Police & Fire Games in New York City are practicing at F&M
• Thieves steal electronics from vehicles in Ephrata
• One hump or two Camels spotted grazing on Lancaster County farm
• Burglars hit Quarryville self-storage business
• Akron debates no-bid sewer repairs
• 2 hospitalized after fire at city home
• Target date set for new police unit
• Audit finds city budget healthy
• Plans for new county morgue progress
• City club gets examination following weekend brawl, stabbing
• Pa. review flags local test scores
• World games draw police to NYC
• Rehabs will put new roofs on area covered bridges
• More wins, fewer fans: Barnstormers' officials blame weather, economy
• Corbett commends chiefs of police during conference here
• Officer proposes 'dry' boating
• PM revises sales agreement for 'triangle'
• 'Wall' reflects on city's Southeast
• Manheim girl captures two gold medals at state competition
• Railroad bridge, zoning spur concerns in West Lampeter
• Brubaker bill targets lawn, field fertilizer
• State expands program that educates farmers about Bay cleanup
• Mountville to name bridge for veterans
• F&M has agreed to purchase solar renewable energy credits, or SRECs, from a soon-to-be-built, 6-megawatt solar farm
• POLICE LOG
• Burglar steals $25,600 worth of jewelry from Elizabeth Township home
• Stoudt's might appeal zoning decision
• Adamstown weighs loan from Hatt Fund
• 6 covered bridges in County slated to get metal roofs
• Debilitating disease sidelines cowboy
• Arrest made in fight outside nightclub
• Babysitter leaves 2 kids alone, faces endanger, trespass charges
• East Hempfield panel calls for 0.5-mill fire tax
• Police respond to report of stabbing in city
• Duo seeks help preserving Herr's Mill covered bridge
• Doe tags a hot item: Hunters' applications flood county office
• Officials push for funds for Centerville Road improvements
• Major drug dealer from city faces life sentence after federal conviction
• 'Orphan' bridge project advances in W. Donegal
• E-town council puts brakes on 'traffic circle'
• Police identify homicide victim
• POLICE LOG
• Teen using gas as cleaning agent starts minor fire in city
• Man accused of killing local rap artist will get jury trial
• Bart Twp. revises rules on wells
• Caernarvon planners OK waiver for storage project
• Manure digester gets preliminary OK in Rapho
• Masked, armed duo robs New Holland jewelry store
• Lititz man jailed for rape of 71-year-old, mentally disabled woman
• Lewie Briggs '11 rode over 2,000 miles as part of a bike tour to help women in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Peach Bottom man injured in motorcycle crash
• Warwick School District considers activity fees
• One person stabbed outside Lancaster club
• Police keep heat on cliff divers
• Driver charged after minivan crashes, bursts into flames
• Schools hold down taxes
• Fire displaces one in Manheim
• SDL seeking to fill principal posts
• 'Just keep on breathing'
• Police: Gas station robbed at closing by armed man
• Investigative report: Where danger lives -- county prison
• Former guards testify about prison abuse
• Local prison usually reports, but many don't
• Voucher backer rallies ACTION
• Remembering baby
• Everybody's out of the pool in Eden Manor
• POLICE LOG
• Blacksmith workshop hammers home relevance of ancient art
• City's Jack Frost Parade could make a comeback
• Hatching ambition
• Lisa Riggs possesses community spirit
• Clif is a steadfast friend
• Deeds Recorded - July 10, 2011
• LNP takes the news hyperlocal on 17 community websites
• County big on large families and ... singles
• Narvon silo fire burns on and on
• Manheim Central girls basketball team tackles beautification project
• Minivan bursts into flames
• Manheim Police officer charged with corruption of minors
• Robbery case ordered to trial
• Liberty Property taking Pennsylvania Academy of Music to court
• Lancaster postmark is facing cancellation
• Gas company to pay $12,000 for park right of way
• Ex-basketball star jailed after missing hearing
• Taking a ride against diabetes
• Arrest made in woman's death
• Police log
• Rapho, Manheim to explore contract for police service
• West Donegal plans to widen Colebrook Road
• VIDEO: Street musician gives Central Market patrons the blues
• Work LARGER! Learn how with PCA&D's mural painting courses and certificate program. Classes start this month and there's still time to register. Call us at 1-800-689-0379 ext. 1022, email us at ce@pcad.edu or view our listings online at to
• East Donegal continues energy-system discussion
• Motorist, 70, points gun at buggy driver
• Suspect steals from Mountville mart
• UPDATE: City police say woman's death 'not suspicious'
• Psychology professor Michael Anderson explains why we need social systems and technologies to enhance our intellect
• It's time to play
• Lightning strike causes $85,000 house fire in Narvon
• Storm slams some
• Penn State, Pitt lead U.S. tuition list
• Motel occupant bound, robbed, police say
• Post office moving workers to Dauphin County
• Terre Hill Days are here again
• Sadsbury borrows $50,000 to pay debt to Salisbury
• Local businessman hopes signs will help effort to find Christy Mirack's killer
• Build your digital skills with summer courses and workshops through PCA&D's Continuing Education program. Classes in 3-D animation, Flash and Photoshop start this month. There's still time to register. For more information, call us at 1-800
• POLICE LOG
• Shoplift suspect flees with baby
• Solanco Video will close
• Best of luck to Matt as he heads to Vegas!
• Jailhouse confession links man to restaurant robbery
• Lancaster Township man faces child endangerment charges
• Police: Minor car accident caused gas leak that led to carwash exploision
• The Oz Noy Trio performs at the Long's Park Summer Music Series this Sunday. Join PCA&D for another free concert under the stars.
• Man in game-store robberies facing fifth charge
• 45 shirts stolen from Tanger Outlets store
• Police investigating case of indecent exposure
• Girl, 14, dies when run over by milk truck in Fulton Township
• Heritage Center seeks new direction
• Police believe teens on wheels burgled vehicles
• CVS store gets zoning change in East Hempfield
• Blast's aftermath: Residents are forced to leave because homes deemed unsafe
• Locals analyze Casey Anthony verdict
• Police investigate car, motorcycle thefts
• Firefighters battle blaze on East Petersburg roof
• Penn questioned about adopting road
• F&M's Terry Madonna on the passing of Pennsylvania's latest budget
• Proposed animal cremation facility alarms Rapho residents
• Spate of abandoned puppies troubles residents in Southern End
• Ambulance group seeks medical-service tax
• Providence to consider noise law
• POLICE LOG
• 2 New Holland police officers promoted
• Car stolen from dealer's lot in Manor Township
• Lancaster County residents do best to escape heat
• Schools can still hike taxes for special-ed, pension costs
• 2-way Water St. traffic OK'd
• Woman who 'flipped out' on police had reason, lawyer says
• E-town seeks $3.7M for turf, lights, parking
• Lititz teen bands hydrants to alert fire crews
• Mosaic unites Penn Manor students
• Water runoff irks W. Hempfield man
• Bergstrasse comes down; LCBC moves forward
• Lancaster County's move from class 3 to class 2A could prove costly
• Owner gets probation for dog's attack on boy
• Penn adopts 'significant innovation' in zoning
• Robbers target roommates
• Water leak closes part of Marietta Avenue
• Police log
• Trio assault, rob Lancaster city man in apartment, police say
• Lancaster city shelter is target of burglar
• Art history professor Linda Aleci is interviewed about the Buy Fresh, Buy Local guide booklet she helped develop
• PCA&D to transform its portico as part of the citywide Poetry Paths project. What an unusual public art project, indeed. Read all about it in today's Lancaster paper.
• 4 cited by Liquor Control Board
• Attorneys honored for legal work
• Barrels of fun
• Taking their art to new heights
• Penn Twp. supports Manheim library plan
• Peach Bottom boy named Miracle Network champ
• Police track cyberspace
• Getting a lesson in justice
• Glass mosaic unites Penn Manor students
• Lititz Fourth of July Lights Up Lititz Springs Park
• Lititz parking fragmented, adequate
• Eden may build fence to deter vandalism
• Manheim Township Resident Leads China Tour
• Wishing you a safe and happy Independence Day
• Closed today
• A blast on the 4th
• New leader sought for government panel
• Kids learning by doing
• Denver emergency official receives certification
• Preserving history
• Planners weigh in on sale of school
• To dust we return (but implants live on)
• Investigation continues at Engleside blast site
• Power grid test could adversely affect electric clocks
• Dog officers are legit; how about your pooch
• Greg Noll: Honored and privileged to be an emergency responder
• More Lancaster city meters to feed
• Molly is eager to be part of a home
• Deeds Recorded -- July 3, 2011
• Police log
• Turnpike west closed when truck blows tire
• MC grad pitching for success
• Manheim Auto Auction lays off 96 workers
• Firefighters injured
• Tense moments, tragic results: Local sheriffs discuss dangerous jobs
• Police dog tried to save stricken partner
• Child endangerment suspects face charges
• Fire causes evacuation at Donnelley plant
• Fifth defendant to plead guilty in EFI fraud
• POLICE LOG
• VIDEO: Residents describe carwash blast
• The July 4th weekend is here. Plan on joining PCA&D for the Sunday night concert and fireworks at Long's Park. We're a season sponsor and want everyone enjoy the summertime fun with us.
• Images of car wash explosion along Willow Street Pike
• Explosion levels car wash south of Lancaster
• Reunion time for local families as Fresh Air kids arrive
• SDL adopts budget with furloughs, tax hike
• Five camp burglars sentenced
• Water rates for suburban users to rise 65 percent
• Suspect sought in Turkey Hill armed robbery
• Millersville tuition will rise 7.5%
• Paradise postpones meeting on proposed slaughterhouse
• Pa. cuts schools' funding by 11%
• Read the County court efficiency study that judge wanted withheld
• Mekeel named New Era editor
• LCBC gets planners' backing for Ephrata Twp. site
• Over 6,500 alumni have proudly supported the F&M Fund this year! If you haven't already, please make a gift to F&M today before the Fund year ends at midnight!
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: What if we were Greece
• L-S YMCA aids community
• Strasburg businessman gets rezoning nod
• POLICE LOG
• PA NEWSMAKERS: School Strike Legislation, Marcellus Shale
• Despite victim's inconsistent statements, man held for trial in shooting case
• Armed robber hits Smoketown convenience store
• Manheim ambulance building needs repairs
• Penn Township resident questions Manheim pool fee
• Manheim sidewalk repair authorized
• Cash, cigarettes taken in Salisbury Township burglaries
• $40,000 truck stolen in Rapho Township
• Study Shows Lititz Parking Is Adequate
• Lititz Scout Marks Fire Hydrants
• Benefits audit for Lancaster
• Woman accused of $104,763 theft
• Plan advances for new Lancaster city parking garage
• Flooding in Minot, N.D., ripples here
• Sex offenders get probation in separate cases
• Lancaster County commissioners can't get copy of court report
• Firefighters battle blaze at Fruitville Pike home
• UPDATE: Natural gas outage leaves 575 UGI customers without service
• No rain on tap for holiday weekend -- at least until Monday
• Ernest Schreiber retiring as New Era editor
• This summer at PCA&D is awesome: Join us for landscape painting, social media, teen and youth classes, computer classes, digital photography...The fun begins on July 11. Email us at ce@pcad.edu
• POLICE LOG
• A stream, a local boy, and a president
• 21st Century Beetle to debut at New Holland car show
• County judge signs civil order banning sale of bath salts
• Suspect in 4 armed robberies arrested
• Don't forget to stop by our main gallery this First Friday to see the work featured in the PCA&D Studio Faculty Showcase Foundation Department show. The fifteen artists in this exhibit are the full- and part- time instructors who teach Foundatio
• Bad bug imperils state's ash trees
• Manheim Township to 'red-flag' book list
• Manheim Central board rejects bid to delegate power for fund transfer
• Manheim airs library, greenway plans
• Mount Joy claims 1st house
• Lancaster city residents object to location of recycling containers
• Exelon reviewing shoreline management plan for Muddy Run
• Pizza-delivery robber gets break from county judge
• Child porn probationer found collecting again
• Wife of convicted killer sentenced up to 10 years
• Ephrata Goodwill Reopens
• Man jailed for hitting cop
• Teen involved in wreck on way to take driver's test
• Three hurt in Earl Township crash
• California couple hurt in crash here
• Paradise asks: Is it fun or farming
• L-S passes budget, bids farewell to superintendent
• School District of Lancaster workers OK concessions
• Conestoga aids Joplin, Mo.
• Cocalico OK's budget, 1.65% tax increase
• Christiana dedicates new ambulance
• Gas, water costs vex board
• New Amish school OK'd in Salisbury
• PCA&D is one of fifteen sites participating in Poetry Paths, a unique citywide public art project that brings poetry and art together. See the full story on our Web site.
• Garden Spot students face drug charges
• Teen charged in Va. shooting of former McCaskey student
• 2 hurt in crash on Route 30 near Greenfield Road
• Woman robbed of prescription pills
• 4 hurt in Earl Township crash
• Overlook board, Manheim Township officials agree to meet
• Smart growth extended to transportation
• WJTL to relocate, may add theater
• East Lampeter refinancing to save $75,000
• Social services network aims to help those in need
• Cat adoption drive succeeds
• New contract eyed for school resource officer
• Workers at School District of Lancaster to vote Tuesday on pact
• Clay discusses stormwater issue
• Woman accused in slashing arrested
• 17 arrested at party in West Lampeter Township
• The F&M Fund year ends on June 30. Please act now to support Franklin & Marshall.
• Reinholds man charged with firing gun at group of people in Ephrata
• Career criminal, 23, jailed for 4 to 10 years
• A brush with the deputy prime minister was just one adventure for Abigail Heller ’12 during a research trip to London.
• 2 people injured in East Lampeter motorcycle crash identified
• Students' attitude inspires President Dan Porterfield, an academician and pragmatist. As he says, "I have a lot of regard for the student perspective."
• Judge admits error in sexual assault verdict, convicts man of lesser offense
• Waste no more
• Car flips onto roof in city crash
• 115 used tires stolen from Ephrata business
• City, Ephrata police probe shootings
• Regional Police Force Being Considered
• Canine cabbie
• 100-year-old's key to longevity: tomato juice
• East Lampeter Twp. crash probe continues
• Man shot in leg
• Tax Hike OKed for Warwick School District
• Mountville council considers return of emergency sirens
• Retirement community group stirs political pot
• Bill calls 911 details into question
• Motorists tired of playin' with quick light at Toys R Us
• POLICE LOG
• Invasion of the creek stompers
• The 'mindset to make a difference'
• Celtic choreography
• Carmen Guaigua: Mentored in giving
• Bre is one sociable boxer
• Deeds Recorded - June 26, 2011
• Car hits cycle, 2 riders hurt
• Local kennel has animal activists howling
• High redraws plans for its retail center across from Long's Park
• Video game store robbed; fourth this month
• Lawsuit filed in fatal test drive
• Lancaster County man gets jail for crash that injured teen
• Google car is mapping area for Street View
• Three temp employees hurt in workplace fight
• Proposed voter ID law would impact Amish
• Manheim Township store robbed
• United Way joins push for statewide non-emergency assistance number
• POLICE LOG
• Lititz man involved in Huntingdon County fatal crash
• NHPD awarded DUI device
• 2 burglars take TV, computer
• Hempfield grad wins jewelry award in Las Vegas
• UPDATE: Celebrate Lancaster festivities underway
• Nolt appointed tax collector
• Some TMI alert sirens don't work on first try
• Smokers have mixed reaction to cigarette label debut
• Lancaster General exec to return from military duty
• Constable ordered to stand trial for theft
• NHBA Recognizes Police Officer
• Valeri Harteg ’11, Alex Lessin ’11 and Melissa Ostroff ’11 earn teaching assistantships abroad
• Beaver County arts center plans to buy PAM assets, open school here
• Corbett signs law banning 'bath salts' in Pa.
• POLICE LOG
• Woman rescued from Conestoga River
• Columbia man killed in motorcycle accident
• Manheim Farm Show plans improvements
• Ephrata man struck by car near Millersville
• June Open House at PCA&D is tomorrow! There's still time to register. Call us at 1-800-689-0379 ext. 1001 or go online - Hope to see you there!
• Burglars hit Clay Township storage units
• Man arrested in attempted New Holland break-in
• A church reborn: Memorial Presbyterian to serve community and host worship
• York firm in fatal trench collapse cited before by OSHA
• School District of Lancaster tables decisions about farm, Martin K-8 proposals
• Up to 20 years for kid porn stash
• Lancaster county man faces up to 30 years in jail for child rape
• Truck catches fire in Ephrata
• POLICE LOG
• More charges in farm standoff
• Manure facility a no-go for now
• Vehicles vandalized, burglarized in West Hempfield Township
• Three Mile Island emergency sirens to be tested
• Showers, thunderstorms likely this afternoon
• City man and police officer struck by Taser during arrest
• Students graduate from associate degree nursing program at HACC-Lancaster Campus
• Solanco hires architect firm
• MC votes 5-4 for 1% tax increase
• Millersville awards bid for W. Frederick Street
• Willow Valley plan questioned
• Rapho resident questions need for tax
• Streetwork alarms Manheim residents
• West Hempfield donations down
• Columbia reports $95K in donations
• Free cat adoptions this week
• Elizabethtown College chief retiring
• World Trade Center beam to be center of Manheim Township 9/11 memorial
• Guilty plea set in EFI loan fraud
• Lancaster County may fund teens jobs program
• Suspects in standoff accused of robbing bank of $26,777
• Police identify worker killed in accident at Manheim Township construction site
• POLICE LOG
• PA NEWSMAKERS: Marcellus Shale, Union Contract Negotiations
• We've been grooving on the free outdoor concerts at Long's Park. PCA&D is a season sponsor and this coming weekend, the award-winning bluegrass group, The Grascals, will perform.
• More bras stolen from Park City shop
• Manheim Lions host Sail for Sight Plus
• Manheim Farm Show plans improvements
• Rapho resident questions need for tax
• Armed robber strikes at Manheim Township game store
• Woman shot in abdomen at East Lampeter hotel
• King St. properties to become apartments
• Top educator to lead Lancaster seminary
• Golf Classic helps folks with medical bills
• E-town hears proposal for new school assignments, busing
• Train station building will be moved in E-town
• Janus School awards diplomas
• 9 from county earn diploma from PAVCS
• Robbers invade home
• Corbett opposes gas tax in budget
• Café near Franklin & Marshall College robbed
• Hempfield approves 2011-12 school budget
• UPDATE: Police standoff near Leola ends peacefully
• Donegal exits family/consumer sciences program
• Donegal adopts balanced budget
• New signal planned along Route 30 East
• Congratulations to all of those on F&M's Dean's and Honors Lists for the Spring 2011 semester
• August 'cruise-in' to benefit fire companies
• 2 on East Lampeter force are lauded for service
• Quarry rezoning plan officially withdrawn
• One-car crash closes Route 23 in East Lampeter Township
• POLICE LOG
• Carol J. Auster, sociology professor, identifies several factors in the overall decline of married households.
• Burglars hit 2 county restaurants
• New look coming to area around Central Market
• Farmer wants land near school for crops
• Fishermen rescued from Susquehanna River
• Cold, hard cash
• Flashback Lancaster
• Amish youth hitchin' up to Facebook
• Pride Festival coordinator headed to White House
• Golden opportunity
• POLICE LOG
• 27 from county graduate from cyber school
• E-town senior is new Dairy Princess
• A crowning touch for Independence Day festivities
• VIDEO: Glimpse at county resident's electric Chevrolet Volt
• Jason O'Malley: Rooted in politics
• Just you and your Shadow
• Deeds Recorded - June 19, 2011
• Banks take fewer houses
• For the birds (and bees)
• For refugees, a day to celebrate
• Marryin' kind
• Stabbed truck driver in serious condition
• Library Seeks Board Member
• Disagreement between truckers leads to stabbing in Gap
• Charter school costs are targeted
• Posters highlight plight of children in danger
• Octorara to vote on budget at Monday board meeting
• Lampeter-Strasburg's superintendent is retiring after spending career in the district
• IU 13 saves $3.7M with pay freeze, retirements
• Chief in Annville is facing charges
• New Holland man charged in car wash robbery
• Car flips, catches fire in Providence Township
• City man faces up to 35 years in jail for peddling drugs
• Manheim Lions donate funds to police department for defibrillators
• PA NEWSMAKERS: Texting While Driving, Voter IDs, Transportation Funding
• POLICE LOG
• Ritz on main reopens
• Thieves take Scouts' collected cans
• Manheim Township man faces stalking charge after incident at Bent Creek
• Inspiring video profile of Tim Spady ’11, who was a Steppingstone Scholar before coming to Franklin & Marshall
• Lancaster man's body found floating at upstate NY marina
• 4 teens lead police on chase through Strasburg, Quarryville
• Man wanted in city shooting surrenders
• UPDATE: Police ID city man found dead at upstate NY marina
• A death sentence usually means life
• Gunman terrorizes children in Manor Township
• Fee, tax hike in Manheim Township schools
• 'Be you,' exec tells Warwick graduates
• Police: Man, 29, attacked 73-year-old in road-rage incident
• Police charge teen in violent purse snatching
• Private prison firm makes pitch to county
• Witness IDs, suspect's statement allowed in rapper killing trial
• School District of Lancaster union cancels pay-freeze vote
• Six males arrested in street robberies
• O'Donnell leaving Hempfield schools
• Community service rewarded with awards
• Wheelchair, truck collide in Lancaster city; minor injuries
• Winning Cash 5 ticket worth $333,000 sold at E-town Giant store
• Weiner resigns in wake of sex photos scandal
• POLICE LOG
• State Rep. outlines plan for private investment in state's roads
• 4 children injured when driver strikes small pony cart
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: The militarization of the police
• Man exposes himself to 2 women in Leacock Township
• $380,000 damage in West Lampeter Township barn fire
• 10,000-square-foot restaurant proposed for new RRTA garage
• Lancaster County awards 2011 block grants
• Lancaster police probe for links in city street robberies
• Elizabeth Township War Memorial Is Moved to Park
• Warwick High School Commencement set for June 16
• Lititz Farmers Market Goes Green
• Lancaster Polo Club Opens 71st Season
• Workers at School District of Lancaster consider freeze
• Accident in Buck sends 2 to hospital
• Four say Towles killed rapper
• Lancaster city police investigate shooting
• Hempfield administrator appointed superintendent of State College School District
• LeBron not clutch, Phillies need new manager
• Hempfield breaks ground for new LIC building
• Dentist plans care center
• Police seek man after puppy purchase goes wrong
• Ex-LGH weight loss surgeon hired by Heart of Lancaster
• POLICE LOG
• Join Patricia O'Hara, professor of English, on Thursday for this discussion to accompany the latest exhibit at the Lancaster Museum of Art.
• Reinvestment Board gets approval to seize vacant commercial properties
• Police: Man punched woman; nose broken
• A temporary home plate on F&M's Tylus Field for the Lancaster Senior Games home run derby -
• Pickup truck crash in Leola sends man to hospital
• Garden Spot eyes student drug tests
• 3 robberies reported in city
• School District of Lancaster board eyes future budgets
• Speakers listed for Warwick graduation
• L-S YMCA aids community
• Hero Walk gets a hero's welcome
• Deer crashes through car window, dies in vehicle
• Pet crematory plans questioned
• E. Petersburg debates property neglect
• Manheim library board unveils building plans
• Picnic will observe 250th anniversary of Millersville
• Hempfield seniors saluted
• Field of Screams adds dates
• Vacancy opens at MC business post
• Drugs will be secured by Mount Joy police
• Suit claims adoption scam
• Octorara grads receive recognition
• Habitual offender imprisoned for multiple assaults on Columbia girl
• Manheim library unveils plans for new building
• POLICE LOG
• Former city teen slain in Va.
• UPDATE: Two vehicles crash on Route 272 near the Buck
• Remember when landlines were just called telephones?
• Student/faculty research at F&M, from aboriginal Taiwanese music to trace metals in marine environments:
• Armed robber hits game store in East Lampeter Township
• Lawyer worried about Lippiatt
• Parvovirus kills 7 Lancaster County dogs
• School District of Lancaster lays off 77 employees as it tries to make up for funding cuts
• Orange St. to get new surface
• Henderson lawsuit tossed
• Harrisburg told to sell incinerator
• 2 cited after crash
• Millersville University pulling phone lines from dorms
• Medical society honors local groups, individuals
• L-S seniors receive awards, recognitions
• Family Fiesta kicks off Manheim library summer reading program
• Immerse yourself in the studio this summer. PCA&D summer pre-college classes begin in July. Build your portfolio with courses in digital photography, abstract painting, drawing, silkscreen and more. Register today or call 800-689-0379 ext. 1022 for m
• POLICE LOG
• Parts stolen from cars, tires slashed in West Hempfield
• MCC worker discusses plight of Egypt
• More wicked weather
• Brandon Park to be spruced up
• City street signs to ID historic districts
• Lightweight wings
• Tornado warning expires
• Report: How to save Lancaster
• Retired judge loses appeal of son's $1.25 million bequest to library
• County native developing birth control pill for men
• Internet infidelity
• Merge-minded You might be out of turn
• From France, with gratitude
• POLICE LOG
• On the right track
• Flying colors
• How to care for the flag
• Lancaster County Academy lauds accomplishments of Class of 2011
• Tony Forte is a good reason for 'Ladies Night Out'
• Driver stops car before fire engulfs it
• Jennifer Baker: Fostering community
• Chevy chases fun in life
• Deeds Recorded - June 12, 2011
• Storms lash the county
• Lancaster Press Building Sales Office Opens
• Pair go on lawn-ornament-stealing spree
• Routine traffic stop in Mt. Joy Township anything but routine
• Lampeter-Strasburg sends 256 into the world
• Garden Spot speakers recall days of construction, life's hard lessons
• Columbia grads urged: follow 'instinct'
• End of 13-year journey for 211 Donegal grads
• 252 Central graduates remember missing Barons
• Octorara grads met with applause, air horns
• Sight & Sound founder ousted
• Sunday school class recognized for random act of kindness
• MU's Horst explains recent rash of tornadoes across state
• Pair charged in death of mother of 4 face trial
• Police seek info on man who robbed Manheim Township video game store
• PA NEWSMAKERS: 2012 Presidential Prospects, Tax Reform
• UPDATE: Suspicious packages shut streets in Lititz, Manheim
• Bomb scares in two towns
• 2 men charged in Columbia vehicle break-ins
• Columbia police charge 2 in relation to vehicle break-ins
• Fire causes damage at city manufacturing firm
• Fire at Packaging Corporation of America building
• Lightning kills boy, 13
• Prisoner abuse lawsuit rejected
• Prisoner abuse lawsuit rejected
• 'Tassel worth hassle' at Cocalico
• 'Tassel worth hassle' at Cocalico
• Coroner: Inmate at county prison committed suicide
• Learn from failures, Elizabethtown grads told
• Learn from failures, Elizabethtown grads told
• Solanco High stages stormy ceremony
• Solanco High stages stormy ceremony
• Relay for Life steps off Friday night
• Relay for Life steps off Friday night
• DA makes plea deals with suspects in killing
• DA makes plea deals with suspects in killing
• Relief from 'oppressive' heat expected this weekend
• Relief from 'oppressive' heat expected this weekend
• Local heritage area bill reintroduced in D.C.
• Local heritage area bill reintroduced in D.C.
• Coroner: Inmate at county prison committed suicide
• Police ID work-accident victim
• Teen struck by lightning
• Lancaster County Bed & Breakfast Innkeeper Misses the Ocean... and the Seafood
• Fate of wine kiosks here remains in limbo
• Fate of wine kiosks here remains in limbo
• POLICE LOG
• POLICE LOG
• Man who drove drunk with child in car paroled
• Man who drove drunk with child in car paroled
• Police identify man killed in accident at waste facility
• Car crashes into street sweeper
• View photos from this year's Reunion, held June 3-5
• Record-breaking heat
• Lancaster city firefighters honored
• Cool and calm are watchwords for McCaskey grads
• Parting words liberate grads from Hempfield
• Ephrata grads reach 'end of a journey'
• Manheim Township survey shows popularity of parks
• Write-ins successful for school board nods
• Write-ins successful for school board nods
• Worker dies in accident
• Worker dies in accident
• Lancaster County hires new solicitor
• SERT's military-style armored vehicle is making appearances around county
• SERT's military-style armored vehicle is making appearances around county
• Person broke into city home, attacked man with metal rod, police say
• Person broke into city home, attacked man with metal rod, police say
• Scott Eisenhart earns Eagle Scout Award
• Scott Eisenhart earns Eagle Scout Award
• Global issues unite students in Penn Manor, India
• Global issues unite students in Penn Manor, India
• Seniors at McCaskey split $45,500 for studies
• Seniors at McCaskey split $45,500 for studies
• Manor Middle scientists probe for pollution solution
• Manor Middle scientists probe for pollution solution
• McCaskey salutes students in the Class of 2011
• McCaskey lists 73 inductees into National Honor Society
• Computer pads advance learning
• Conestoga Valley grad prevails over obstacles
• West Donegal reviews 2011 expenses
• Chef stirs interest for preparing healthy food
• Columbia sets graduation Friday
• 2 seniors expelled from Donegal
• Man nearly bites off another man's finger during fight
• Man nearly bites off another man's finger during fight
• The F&M Men's Lacrosse staff and team are running a boys lacrosse camp June 19-21
• Our June open house is just around the corner! This is a great time to visit PC&AD. Register online to attend or call us at 800-689-0379 xt. 1001.
• The F&M Women's Lacrosse staff and team are running a girls lacrosse camp June 27-29
• Police report 2 Lancaster city robberies
• Commissioners hire new county solicitor
• Police seek information in theft of rings
• Police seek information in theft of rings
• Manheim approves Market Square study in preparation for 250th anniversary celebration
• HACC announces spring 2011 dean’s list
• Caernarvon discusses geothermal systems
• East Cocalico adopts comprehensive park rules
• Bridge work starts on Route 222
• Clay grants extension for subdivision option
• Christiana ambulance facing uncertain future
• Conestoga Township weighs sewer options
• Drumore review storm cleanup
• East Drumore eyes fall start on new township building
• Chick-fil-A plans moving forward
• Fulton supervisors mull drainfield request
• Temperature could break record today
• 434 Comet grads lauded for excellence
• 'Don't blink,' Buckskins are told
• Report: Woman had sexual relationship with student
• Man hurt in 1-car crash
• Vagrant to stand trial in killing
• Courthouse in for $1M upgrade
• Child killer is found dead
• Police seek armed robber in MT
• Police Log
• Hempfield school directors to discuss board vacancy tonight
• POLICE LOG
• Manheim man in serious condition after one-car crash
• Novel experience for middle school students
• Commissioners expected to approve work on County courthouse bathrooms
• Honey Brook native faces charges of having sex with student
• E-town woman injured in 2-car crash near Mount Gretna
• Game store robbed in Manheim Township
• Tractor stolen in Leacock Township
• HACC announces spring 2011 graduates
• Lancaster city plans noise permits for one-time events
• Chester hospital won't fly medical helicopter
• The smell of success Ideas to kill stink bugs
• Panel faults judge for acorn incident
• County will soon be part of new emergency alert system
• No injuries in wreck at retirement community
• Truck, buggy collide on Route 340
• Man hurt after truck collides with buggy
• Manheim Township Turkey Hill robbed at gunpoint
• Manheim Township Turkey Hill robbed at gunpoint
• $1,200 ATV stolen in Ephrata
• $1,200 ATV stolen in Ephrata
• City man suffers second-degree burns trying to put out fire
• Lancaster city man hurt in house fire
• Guitarist Ronnie Earl opens Long's Park concert series
• Doctor turns park into CPR classroom
• Doctor turns park into CPR classroom
• Manheim Twp. opens new trail
• Manheim Twp. opens new trail
• ROCK the BLOCK
• ROCK the BLOCK
• Lengthy prison term in sex-abuse case
• Lengthy prison term in sex-abuse case
• Rare air: Fly-In at Smoketown on Saturday
• Rare air: Fly-In at Smoketown on Saturday
• Flashback Lancaster
• Flashback Lancaster
• Hempfield proposal favors new schools over renovations
• Hempfield proposal favors new schools over renovations
• Thinking inside the box when it comes to donation bins
• Who's who in donation bins
• Charities feel pinch in clothing donations
• Few state, municipal regulations apply to bins
• Check before you chuck: tips on donating clothing
• Mountains of textile trash, most bound for the landfill
• Patients wanted
• Gross-out movies bring top grosses
• A taxed patience
• Baby's condition is 'serious'
• POLICE LOG
• Colliding cars in Columbia hit unattended motorcycle
• On top of the world
• One for all
• Red-letter day in Millersville
• Cocalico senior creates PSA about depression
• In honor of service to county
• Nancy Jordan: Kids are at the center of her world
• Beautiful hair on her Chinny-Chin-Chin
• Deeds Recorded - June 5, 2011
• Your help needed: Where are clothing donation bins located
• Biker dies in wreck
• Motorcyclist dies
• Stolen minivan leads to scuffle
• More delays in EFI case
• Tied Conoy supervisor race decided in rather remarkable way
• Piano teacher jailed for stalking student
• Start your weekend tonight at PCA&D during First Friday. Then wrap it up with a concert at Long's Park. PCA&D is a season sponsor of this free music series. We want to see you there!
• Your help needed: Where are clothing donation bins located
• POLICE LOG
• Federal agents raid stands at Green Dragon
• Police: Women stole items worth $575
• Leola man jailed up to 20 years for sexually assaulting girl
• Guns, suspected drugs confiscated in East Cocalico Township
• Twin Brook Winery: Summer Events in Lancaster County
• High-tech artificial limb has amputee on move once again
• 2 charged in theft of welding cable, copper wiring
• A beautiful weekend on tap for this year's Reunion. Forget to register? Just show up at the Steinman College Center!
• See all new work by the faculty who teach in PCA&D's foundation department. The show opens tonight during First Friday from 5-9 p.m.
• 2 people injured when tractor trailer, car collide in Paradise Township
• Ephrata sergeant repairs aircraft in Afghanistan
• Humane League cuts cost of dogs
• 436 Manheim Township grads go into the world
• Wild week for word wranglers
• East Donegal discusses alternative energy policy
• Ephrata woman injured in accident on I-83
• Community meal to aid injured father of 2
• Lancaster city celebrates reopening of much-greened park
• Manheim Township man will lead state Human Relations Commission
• Lancaster city tavern declared a nuisance bar
• POLICE LOG
• Two arrested in Lancaster city cocaine bust
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: We're not going to do anything about climate change
• UPDATE: Local speller eliminated from National Bee
• Hot hay sparks barn fire in Kinzers
• Farmer saves barn from blazing hay
• Trexler Proffitt, assistant professor of BOS, and the Lancaster Stock Exchange are in today's Wall Street Journal
• Manheim Historical Society hosts summer art exhibit
• Manheim Historical Society hosts summer art exhibit
• Bush reflects: Believes he made right decisions while president
• Prison sewer screen: What a relief
• Prison sewer screen: What a relief
• No vote taken on CVS plan for Centerville area
• No vote taken on CVS plan for Centerville area
• Students find success in berry auction
• Students find success in berry auction
• Lancaster County volunteer in Pa. Special Olympics Hall of Fame
• Local students win AmeriHealth scholarships
• Local students win AmeriHealth scholarships
• Lancaster County students score well in math contest
• Lancaster County students score well in math contest
• Local speller in semifinals
• Local speller in semifinals
• Police: Man held guests at gunpoint
• Bush speaks to capacity crowd at convention center
• Crews battle West Nile virus
• Two eyed in latest bra heist at Victoria's Secret
• Jewelry, electronics taken
• Lancaster city police honored at awards event
• Lancaster city police honored at awards event
• Manheim library considers new location
• Manheim library considers new location
• 2 separate early-afternoon accidents shut down portions of Route 30
• 2 separate early-afternoon accidents shut down portions of Route 30
• POLICE LOG
• PA NEWSMAKERS: What's New in the Legislature, Preventing Identity Theft
• Grocery hold-up reported
• Grocery hold-up reported
• Officials take steps to curb West Nile outbreak in city
• Thieves strike again at Park City lingerie store
• F&M's Terry Madonna comments on the political aspirations of Lancaster County's growing Hispanic population
• 19 drivers cited for speeding on East Petersburg road
• Thief steals new car from dealer's lot
• Police incident in East Cocalico ends after 4 hours
• Police: 2 males tried to lure 9-year-old girls into truck
• Lancaster County speller hopes he's done with Kafka
• 114-unit project planned at Willow Valley
• Career center cooks up chopper
• Man kicks officer, damages police car
• Several shots fired in Lancaster city, but no injuries reported
• Heat arrives before Central Market's new ventilation system is running
• The Flavor of Wine "in Lancaster County" is Like Delicate Poetry
• Lancaster County man arrested, charged with assault
• Free smoke alarms available to Lancaster city homeowners
• Terre Hill has heart for volunteers
• PPL investigates power outages
• Accident closes portion of Lititz Pike
• POLICE LOG
• Thieves target vehicles over holiday weekend
• PCA&D is looking forward to its second year as season sponsor of the Long's Park Summer Music Series. Free outdoor concerts every Sunday evening begin this week, June 5. Check out Long's Park for concert details.
• Police release name of man found dead in field
• Man gets life in '09 murder
• Burglars take over $10,000 worth of goods from homes in Manheim, Lancaster townships
• Lititz man charged after striking 4-month-old daughter
• Damage set at $175,000 in Paradise Township barn fire
• OSU's 'Tressel-gate' and its effect on PSU
• Previewing the NBA Finals
• HACC announces winners in 2011 High School Mathematics Contest
• Heat grills holiday; more sweltering weather expected Tuesday
• Hiker who died was here on club outing
• Police ID body found in field
• Man charged in Columbia parade incident
• Local farm in middle of fight over raw milk
• Speller ready for a challenge
• 'Freedom Writers' turn good intentions to actions
• School District of Lancaster OKs bids for construction
• New panel will work with Lancaster Township youth
• Lucky town with no WWII losses remembers vets
• Mower catches fire, scorches Manheim Pike building
• Flags and flowers celebrate Memorial Day
• Feds won't build Lancaster courthouse
• Good news for sheriff's office: Service to take over posting responsibility
• Man's body found in Mount Joy-area field
• Hiker dies after fall in Martic Township
• New temperature-control system will improve Railroad Museum of Pa.
• Holiday crowd packs streets of Columbia
• Lititz retiree forms bonds in China
• Motorist arrested at Memorial Day event in Columbia
• Dogged by Pa. over his website
• In the enemy's hands
• 'He's here with his comrades'
• Police report man 'played' part of officer
• Bank robber eludes capture, but loses loot
• Market returns
• Market returns
• The Main event
• The Main event
• One hole-of-a predicament
• One hole-of-a predicament
• POLICE LOG
• POLICE LOG
• There's more to researcher than meets the eye
• There's more to researcher than meets the eye
• Memorial Day services, parades
• Memorial Day services, parades
• Poetry grows into 'How Trees Must Feel'
• Poetry grows into 'How Trees Must Feel'
• Paul Markovits makes strides in helping others
• Rusty needs an active home
• Deeds Recorded - May 29, 2011
• Deaths reported -- May 22-28, 2011
• Young boy rescued at pool
• Young boy rescued at pool
• Dogged by Pa. over his website
• Police report man 'played' part of officer
• 'He's here with his comrades'
• In the enemy's hands
• Police say alcohol, speed appear to be factors in fatal crash
• Homeless man wounded in hand
• Homeless man wounded in hand
• Penn State reports scam
• Penn State reports scam
• Rescue made on Susquehanna River
• Bank robber eludes capture, but loses loot
• UPDATE: Police say alcohol, speed appear to be factors in fatal crash
• Closed Memorial Day
• Incident at hotel attracts response in Rapho Township
• Warm weather expected for Memorial Day weekend
• Rapist sentenced to 10-20 years
• Lancaster County man heads south to help with tornado clean-up
• Man sought in store worker attack caught
• 40 Linden Hall graduates celebrate untity and diveristy
• Linden Hall plans to add new building
• Get the PCA&D vibe by visiting us on YouTube. See the "Senior Show & Celebration," our "Mosaic Project," and more.
• POLICE LOG
• Planning any college visits this summer? The June Open House at PCA&D is coming up soon! It's a great time to check out our student artwork, tour the campus, talk to faculty and gather information from admissions and financial aid. You can regis
• Talmage quarry plan withdrawn
• Ephrata man jailed up to 10 years for storming home of girlfriend's former beau
• Police seek public help in identifying Manor Twp. retail theft suspects
• Production problems delay newspaper delivery in some areas
• UPDATE: Two-vehicle wreck in Conoy Township includes fatality
• Woman returns beagle to shelter
• Lancaster Catholic High School: Class of 2011
• Storms topple trees, power lines
• Supporters lobby for school-choice bill
• Future in doubt for nonprofit that oversees part of Overlook
• Ballpark event honors all who served
• Shift in Tanglewood Manor solar plan
• Police charge constable in wrong arrest
• Dog kennel OK'd for farm with school
• Peace essay entrants cited
• E-town OKs budget with tax hike, staff cuts
• E-town Council expresses support for newspaper publication of legal notices
• MC criticizes bill for swim team
• Penn refuses pool plea
• Rapho views proposals for events venue
• Former school in Rapho may have found a buyer
• Rapho residents complain about runoff from roadway
• Rohrerstown Elementary students celebrate reading achievement
• A reminder for those alums whose class year ends in 1 or 5: you can still register for Reunion, June 3-5
• Alumnus Jeff McComsey '05 is featured in the new PCA&D ad in fig magazine. We enjoy the stories our alums have to tell. See Jeff at pcad.edu slash news.
• POLICE LOG
• Robber strikes at Queen St. business
• Lancaster hospitals' cardiac care earns good marks in state report
• 2 men charged with stealing car, power tools
• Fire destroys mobile home in West Cocalico
• Beagle stolen from Humane League
• Weekend to supply taste of summer
• Manor Township police use surveillance in indecent exposure case
• Man hurt in wreck charged with drunken driving
• High prices cause concern for local Meals on Wheels
• Celebrate Lancaster 2011 to feature diverse lineup
• Difficult landing at Donegal Springs Airpark
• Police find source of blood in parking lot
• Appraiser charged with theft in rifle-sales case
• Lancaster County switches electricity supplier, saving $486,000 per year
• Motorcycle fire probed as arson
• Ephrata Mennonite set graduation Thurs.
• Ducklings entertain residents at St. Anne's Retirement Community
• Cocalico's budget includes 1.65% tax increase
• Student entrepreneurs get down to business
• Lots of images from this year's Commencement in Franklin & Marshall's Flickr photostream
• An introduction to "Cognitive Neuroscience 2.0" by Assistant Professor of Psychology Michael Anderson
• Automotive test drive event raises $7,400 for Manheim Central booster clubs
• Manheim gears up for summer
• Police: Boy's injuries not life-threatening
• $25,000 grant aids PV Public Library
• L-S honors retiring superintendent
• L-S honors retiring superintendent
• PV will require online course for all students
• Pequea to vote on board's expansion
• Scott Wright, visiting assistant professor of art, has some works in an exhibition at the Lancaster Museum of Art
• Motorcycle fire called 'suspicious'
• Man asleep at wheel causes four-vehicle wreck
• UPDATE: Man asleep at wheel causes wreck in Lititz
• Manheim Twp. plans graduation ceremony
• Scouts compete in pinewood derby
• Linden Hall to hold commencement
• Per capita vs. property tax debated in Donegal
• Fairview legacy will be observed
• Daniel Smeltz earns Eagle with Troop 105
• Donegal advances renovation plan
• Warwick asked to retire Warrior
• HACC faculty honored for excellence in teaching
• Sierra Club plans cleanup on June 4
• Blood stirs talk in Marietta
• Police seek man who exposed himself to children in Sadsbury Township
• 9-year-old bicyclist hurt in Ephrata
• Lancaster city OKs stockyards tax break
• School District of Lancaster OKs its budget with 2% tax hike
• Jail time in wire fraud case
• Students claim prizes in national contest
• Library dries out soggy volumes
• United Way gives $3.3 million locally
• Flags to fly at half-staff to honor local Afghan casualty
• Lancaster city water passes the test
• Police log
• The long-awaited return of Chase Utley
• Would you want to know if Lance Armstrong cheated
• N.Y. drug dealer sentenced here
• IT worker charged in theft at state police barracks
• Thieves steal copper wire from Leola warehouse
• Rocking the Menu with Gluten Free Options in Lancaster County
• Bike, vehicle collide in Ephrata
• Becky and Kipp Fawcett (both F&M Class of 1992) are featured as CNN Heroes for their work at
• Gap man arrested for allegedly robbing bank
• Tommy Lee Jones to play Thaddeus Stevens in Spielberg film
• Local soccer players to visit Paraguay
• Crowds pack Lancaster Public Library's annual book sale
• Local agent honored in ceremony
• Victims confront 'pedophile' in court
• Victims confront 'pedophile' in court
• Write-in campaign fails for judge candidate
• Write-in campaign fails for judge candidate
• SDL principal accused of fraud
• SDL principal accused of fraud
• TMI, Peach Bottom get OKs from NRC
• TMI, Peach Bottom get OKs from NRC
• POLICE LOG
• POLICE LOG
• UPDATE: Millersville pounds Mercyhurst to win Atlantic Region title
• UPDATE: Millersville pounds Mercyhurst to win Atlantic Region title
• 1-vehicle accident closes Route 283 eastbound
• 1-vehicle accident closes Route 283 eastbound
• VIDEO: Book lovers, bargain hunters gather for annual book sale
• VIDEO: Book lovers, bargain hunters gather for annual book sale
• Write-in attempt to include Mecum on County judge ballot falls short
• UPDATE: Police investigating mysterious pool of blood outside Marietta Sheetz
• Police investigating mysterious pool of blood outside Marietta Sheetz
• L-S will continue drug-testing program
• L-S will continue drug-testing program
• NAACP asked to investigate complaint
• Cultivating food, friends
• Refugees hope community garden helps them put down roots here
• Bluesman arrested
• Bluesman arrested
• NAACP asked to investigate complaint
• More honors for an honorable man
• More honors for an honorable man
• Three police forcescharge manin sex case
• Three police forcescharge manin sex case
• Red Rose Run path intact as bridge project slightly delayed
• Flashback Lancaster
• Flashback Lancaster
• State police: Man in car exposed self to girls in carriage in Sadsbury Twp.
• State police: Man in car exposed self to girls in carriage in Sadsbury Twp.
• Former business owners file complaint against county
• Former business owners file complaint against county
• 4th graders save the children
• LGH surplus slips
• Preteen girls sold on revealing clothing
• Police say Lititz man generous to a fault
• Family goes to bat for those battling cancer
• Crossing over
• Newspaper staffers win awards in contests
• An end and a beginning
• Schools pay house call
• 'Amazing' class of 34 says goodbye to Country Day
• Jolene Newcomer pairs off with Gio to 'lift the human spirit'
• Carla needs a quiet home
• Deeds Recorded - May 22, 2011
• A man with a mission
• Start your engines!
• SLIDESHOW: Sertoma Chicken Barbecue
• Three police forcescharge manin sex case
• Hay bales on truck ignite on Route 30
• Ephrata baseball team wins, moves into districts
• Library advocate battles staff cuts
• Lancaster General awards degrees
• Slain soldier's beloved custom car to be entered in show Saturday
• No jail for wife of abuser
• Clearing skies signal drier times
• Girl on scooter, van collide
• Rapho residents concerned about water runoff
• POLICE LOG
• Valuables plucked from cars near airport
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: You are the tax donkey
• Man, 50, shot, killed in Lancaster city
• Report: Gangs on the rise
• Manheim Township School District eyes $60 annual activity fee
• Drug task force to hold annual auction
• Two injured in separate crashes
• SACA houses help build community
• Murderer sentenced; faces mixed remarks
• Millersville University empties Ganser Library in preparation for renovation
• Police say woman had $37,747 in purse
• One of the many events occurring during Commencement Weekend was the dedication of the Weis House Commons
• POLICE LOG
• Construction delay puts Red Rose Run back on track
• Tractor-trailer overturns on Route 30, closing entrance to Route 222
• City man in critical condition after crashing car into pole
• Lititz man sentenced for stealing from Minn. company
• HACC Talkabouts scheduled in June
• Firefighters' union spurns Gray's offer
• East Hempfield Township OKs Cheswicke
• RRTA slashes bus trips
• Tree-trimmer dies after accident
• Rainfall disrupts planting schedule
• Low-key primary left a few in limbo
• Low-key primary left a few in limbo
• High schools move graduations inside
• High schools move graduations inside
• Car hits pole, wires hit car in West Earl Township
• Car hits pole, wires hit car in West Earl Township
• PPL trims rebates
• PPL trims rebates
• POLICE LOG
• Lancaster city police explain bomb scare responses
• Lancaster city police explain bomb scare responses
• Report of man with a gun sends school into lockdown
• Report of man with a gun sends school into lockdown
• Bad dog! Man cited after his dog gets loose, befouls apartment hallway
• Bad dog! Man cited after his dog gets loose, befouls apartment hallway
• Partially blind man sentenced in robberies
• Partially blind man sentenced in robberies
• MANHEIM LIBRARY KICKS-OFF SUMMER READING
• MANHEIM LIBRARY KICKS-OFF SUMMER READING
• Burglars steal 2 vehicles, keys from Rapho Township body shop
• $13,800 worth of lawn equipment stolen from Sadsbury Township business
• Spring commencement at HACC
• Reese wins GOP nod for sheriff
• Tobin appears likely to fill Lititz district justice seat
• Donegal voters back unendorsed hopefuls
• Heck, Kling win in Manheim Township; Millrace secession fails
• School District of Lancaster OKs tax break at Stockyards
• Voicing displeasure with Phils, Posada, NFL owners
• Man not guilty of stalking
• Rain places Lancaster County under flood watch
• Rain places Lancaster County under flood watch
• Vote today -- Polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
• East Lampeter may borrow $1.4 million for fire house
• L-S to continue drug testing program
• Once again, PCA&D is a season-long sponsor of the Long's Park Summer Music Series, featuring free concerts under the stars. The series begins on June 5 and continues every Sunday through August.
• 24th Millersville Mile slated for Sunday
• 24th Millersville Mile slated for Sunday
• POLICE LOG
• POLICE LOG
• Should Pennsylvanians move away from electing judicial candidates?
• Pa. DEP issues $1M fine to Chesapeake Energy
• Pa. DEP issues $1M fine to Chesapeake Energy
• F&M's Kunkel Aquatic Center (in the ASFC) has shut down for the summer, and will remain closed until Sept. 6. The pool is getting a major face-lift over the summer that will include draining the water, re-grouting all of the tile, painting the c
• SLIDESHOW: Monday's heavy rains flood County
• SLIDESHOW: Monday's heavy rains flood County
• What are your summer plans? PCA&D offers pre-college courses to help you build or enhance your portfolio and provide studio instruction on a college-level. Classes in figure drawing, silkscreen, digital photography and more start in July.
• Light turnout expected at polls for today's off-year primary
• HORSELESS CARRIAGE TOUR VISITS MANHEIM RAILROAD STATION
• 66-year-old man chases burglar from home
• Gunshots draw police to Howard Avenue
• Accident turns into fire in Salisbury Township
• Vote today -- Polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
• HACC summer camps announced
• Coaches help cut Columbia budget gap
• Teachers OK lower pay raises at Conestoga Valley
• Man critical after tree-work accident
• School District of Lancaster to vote Tuesday on 'outsourcing' schools
• Vegan dinner at Stockyard Inn a hit
• Eastern Market season opens May 28 in new location
• Voters will head to the polls Tuesday for primary
• Emergency crews deal with aftermath of torrential rain
• Police log
• 2nd bomb scare spooks Lancaster city
• Electrical power has been completely restored to the core campus and the College has resumed normal operations.
• All eyes glued to 3 GOP races
• SLIDE SHOW: Suspicious package brings bomb squad to Penn Square
• Power to some areas of campus has been restored. Beginnings is still on, but some buildings remain without electricity.
• Driver in fatal wreck was wearing seat belt
• Watch Sen. Richard Lugar's address from Saturday's Commencement ceremony at F&M
• F&M's main campus is currently experiencing a power outage. For information:
• Trolley bus with wedding guests crashes in Ephrata
• 2 cited for harassment after beer festival
• UPDATED: Business owners sue county
• 2 farmers assail gas drillers at forum
• A day when kites, spirits soar
• A celebration of all things AFRICAN
• Police: Man drove drunk twice, had 2 accidents in 2 vehicles
• The College of New Jersey overcame a five-goal deficit for a 14-13 win over F&M's women's lacrosse team
• Great piece (including photos and video) on F&M's quidditch team
• Police: Armed robbers strike in city
• Lindsay Sympson is Optimist Queen
• Street project bids awarded in Denver
• West Earl patrons damage compost gate
• Tuesday's election highlight: 3-way contest for two supervisor seats
• Defibrillators: Nursing home use is debated
• Right-turn lane dead-ends at Oregon Pike
• On behalf of liberal arts
• 'Embrace the world'
• Christiana honors longtime borough worker Bud Rettew
• Elaine Lapp Esch takes stand against gas drilling
• Lily will bloom in a loving home
• Deeds Recorded - May 15, 2011
• Manheim Township splits on spending
• Putting faith, community behind kids
• View a slideshow from today's commencement and read more about Williamson Medalist Chelsea Schein '11
• Central sophomore wins Farm Bureau essay award
• Man freed from car after crash in Colerain Township
• Trooper's cruiser runs off road, hits wall, nicks house
• Police log
• Man injured spreading manure late at night
• Our 100th Commencement ceremony will be broadcast live today at 1:00 pm
• Driver killed in Martic Township crash
• If you can't make it to the ceremony, you can watch F&M's Commencement online beginning at 10 a.m.
• Due to the threat of inclement weather, Franklin & Marshall's Commencement on May 14 will be held in the Alumni Sports & Fitness Center.
• Last hired first to be fired School districts' furlough policies a tricky thing
• Pickup truck, car collide on Willow Street Pike
• 2 science students earn international honors
• Turnpike service plaza in Brecknock Township reopens
• Lancaster city man accused of stealing power tools
• Teacher earns scholarship to China
• POLICE LOG
• Construction delays prove costly for Manheim Township School District
• Another 'bath salts' incident reported
• It's the time of year when current and new PCA&D students start thinking about roommates for next year. We compiled some helpful advice about roommate relationships and survival skills from our Director of Student Life & Housing, Jane Higinb
• The F&M women's lacrosse team earns a rematch with Messiah College on Saturday, May 14, at 11:30 a.m.
• New faces in East Petersburg government
• Lancaster County couple attacked in Atlantic City hotel
• UPDATE: Police identify fatal wreck victim
• Manheim Township board OKs budget, tax hike
• Lancaster County gets HUD grant to aid homeless
• 3 arrested in fugitive sweep
• Raw milk fans plan D.C. rally
• GOP candidates square off Tuesday
• Donegal school board race heats up
• Steinman Scholarship winners announced
• Terre Hill secures site for future well
• SLIDE SHOW: Soldier returns
• Crews battle blaze at Adamstown inn
• F&M's Commencement Weekend kicks off tonight with an Alumni Board toast to seniors
• POLICE LOG
• Little Britain eyes park surveillance
• Opening day delightful for farmers market
• Railroad Museum to tap into geothermal energy
• Conestoga Twp. eyes safety upgrades at bridge
• West Lampeter addresses accessory dwellings
• Octorara makes further cost cuts
• Another faux $100 bill passed at Tanger Outlets
• Woman accused of shoplifting flees police
• Woman assaulted, robbed on West Vine St.
• Two injured in collision in Lancaster Township
• UPDATE: Man rescued at Chickies Rock allegedly jumped in suicide attempt
• USPS Lititz plan panned by residents
• School District of Lancaster rejects offer by teachers
• Bikers bolster security in Lancaster city garages
• Police: Beware disputatious phone scammers seeking your credit card info
• Man guilty of stabbing on Lancaster city sidewalk
• Tax ruling against Oregon Dairy threatens ag composting
• Pequea Township trash fire causes $35,000 damage
• Man training to be prison guard charged with theft
• Jury acquits Lancaster city man on 3 of 4 charges
• 1 injured in collision involving car and box truck
• 2-vehicle crash on Duke Street sends 2 to hospital
• Lancaster city project gets grant; work to start
• Former Lancaster resident killed in Afghanistan
• CV sees lean budget years ahead
• Fulton Twp. moves closer to land sale
• East Drumore OKs golf course solar plan
• 2 waivers OK'd for East Dumore municipal building
• Akron park plan put on hold
• Upgrades on home stretch at Adamstown's community grove
• POLICE LOG
• Chao Bian '11 visited the Writing Center 110 times during his four years at F&M! Find out why:
• Moped, gun stolen in separate thefts
• Quilting showcased at Winters Heritage House
• Mount Joy officials grant sidewalk appeal
• Manheim market to be held Saturday
• School District of Lancaster board is cool on tax-abatement plan
• Hempfield school director dies suddenly
• Duke Street bridge work forces change to Red Rose Run course
• Lancaster city loses $330,000 in federal block grant funds
• Rapho Township man faces indecent assault charges
• Jurors weigh conflicting accounts in assault trial
• Fire damages home in East Lampeter Township
• Patients to rally for fired doctor
• Reese signs a sticky issue
• Mother gets 1-2 years for leaving toddlers at home while going out drinking
• Law forces candidate for judge to quit job
• Farm prices here still low
• F&M women's lax team will begin the quest for its fifth-straight Final 4 on Wednesday, hosting Montclair
• On Saturday, Thaddeus Stevens will stream the 100th Commencement Ceremony online for all to view. Please share this link with family and friends who may not be able to attend the event.
• POLICE LOG
• Veronica Thomas '11 on honey bee research: "Why can't we train them to do something useful?"
• Wrights Ferry Bridge traffic pattern changes
• Manheim Twp. High evacuated due to malfunctioning air conditioner
• Unoccupied vehicle rolls down Route 30, strikes 6 others
• Armed robber hits Columbia restaurant
• Questioning Flyers' goaltending philosophy
• Ranking Phil Jackson's coaching legacy
• Theories on Lakers' collapse
• Nearly 1,400 students to graduate at HACC commencement
• Earn bachelor’s degree close to home: HACC-Lancaster Campus partners with 4-year schools
• Strasburg Twp. panel to address sewer failures
• Bart may ease rules governing wells
• Christiana still grappling with radium in water
• Pequea Valley budget vote Thursday
• Man hurt in diner confrontation
• Casino cash cuts property taxes by $149
• Taking a new turn
• Man gets 15-36 years for murder
• Architects call for changes in Lititz Pike bridge project
• Police: Man trying to shoot groundhog shoots self
• Woman says she scared off intruder
• Two men robbed at knifepoint
• Woman pleads guilty in DUI homicide
• It's a proud day for new American
• Trains to go faster
• Former county man accused of arson spree in 2009
• The Political Express is a new blog edited by Terry Madonna, Director of the Center for Politics and Public Affairs
• Man accused of indecent assault, lewdness
• POLICE LOG
• City man injured in early-morning assault at diner
• PA slots revenue expected to drop slightly for local homeowners next year
• Man pleads guilty to murder, claims death was 'unintentional'
• Woman pleads guilty to DUI, homicide by vehicle
• Professor Annalisa Crannell recalls her mother’s advice that the most important skill is communicating well
• Man accidentally shoots self in stomach
• Thieves grab 60 shirts from Tanger Outlets store
• More bad news for LETA
• Latino pride on display
• Highway stars
• Flashback Lancaster
• Ephrata man guilty of possessing child porn, walking naked through town, abusing dog
• Thanking veterans
• Candidates for district judge crowd ballot
• They all want to sit on the bench
• City reports violations by landlords
• A bees of work
• PennDOT: Left turn signal is right
• POLICE LOG
• City firefighters rescue driver
• 'Buy books and read them'
• Out with the girls
• The art of graffiti has its day
• Chad Corradino is a chef for all seasons
• Banjo tugs at the heartstrings
• Deeds Recorded - May 8, 2011
• The kids are all right
• Political cartoonists react to bin Laden's death
• Fire damages East Cocalico home
• Funeral interrupted by boa constrictor
• Driving closer to 'E'
• A picture-perfect day for the 29th annual graduation. Congratulations to PCA&D's Class of 2011! Commencement speaker Gail Anderson gave a humorous, insightful and thoroughly enjoyable talk. Photos and complete update coming on Monday.
• MU graduates 1,101 (and a 19-year-old)
• Manor Police, children capture two exotic birds
• Cyber grants flap in Solanco School District
• Lancaster city eyes 'green' plans to keep sewage out of river
• Lancaster County's chief deputy sheriff loves all the action of law enforcement
• Police log
• Article in today's Lancaster newspaper tells all about this weekend's ArtWalk. PCA&D's Senior Show is a featured exhibit. You have to stop in!
• Auction, 5K race and great food Penn Township Community Day
• Another bidder forces county trash authority to raise offer for incinerator
• Homeowner describes encounter with diner arson suspect
• $7M makeover takes Central Market into the future
• Market on the Square: A celebration of Manheim on May 14.
• Boy Scouts thanked for cleaning up square
• Manheim gets grant to upgrade traffic signals
• Manheim seeks new police headquarters
• Lancaster city invites public to tour future Public Works center
• F&M professor (and mom) Stephanie McNulty envisions what must be done to make academe even friendlier for her daughters
• 2nd owner charged in fire at East Hempfield restaurant
• Locals mourn loss of Strasburg bowling alley
• Columbia teachers OK wage freeze
• Decision on Upper Leacock Township quarry delayed until June
• Beware: Lancaster city meter enforcement returns
• Co-owner accused of torching diner
• Firm seeks School District of Lancaster tax cut
• Feds accuse local tax preparer of fraud
• Health department: Some here possibly exposed to measles
• Make-A-Wish truck convoy hits road on Sunday
• Akron man jailed for car arson
• Outbursts from convicted rapist
• Tigist Hailu ’11 illuminates the 60th anniversary of the first African-American students to graduate from F&M
• POLICE LOG
• On First Friday, May 6, PCA&D will open its first through fourth floors so the public can view senior thesis projects created by the Class of 2011. The Main Gallery (on the Prince Street level) will also feature one representative work by each of th
• Manheim man charged with terroristic threats
• East Hempfield police name award for late officer
• Penn Manor to vote on replacing Hambright Elementary
• Thieves break into vehicles at 2 Manheim Township gyms
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: If bin Laden's dead, let's go home
• PCA&D's 29th annual commencement is this Saturday for the Class of 2011. PCA&D is so proud of its students. Gail Anderson, a typography artist and author, will be our speaker. We're looking forward to her address to the graduates.
• Siddharth Ganji '12 won a Gold Remi Award at the WorldFest film festival in Houston
• Megan's Law offender charged with giving false address
• Holtwood man 'critical' after crash in Martic Township
• East Hempfield Township diner robbed when fire struck
• Fire burns East Hempfield Township diner
• School District of Lancaster votes to cut 50 positions
• Lancaster City Hall project gets nod
• Local sailor on ship that carried bin Laden can't say much about events
• Crews respond to four-alarm fire at Strasburg bowling alley
• Local Army vets ponder bin Laden's death
• Manheim motorist injured
• 3 donation jars missing from pharmacy in Lititz
• Joint operation nets many suspects in many crimes
• Panel recommends end of Lancaster County jobs agency
• Lancaster city school parking lots to host local produce markets
• Local college graduations start this weekend
• Christiana still coping with radium in water
• Gas leak leads to evacuation at Olde Hickory
• POLICE LOG
• Aging population a topic in Cocalico
• Narvon teen's death apparent overdose
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after crash
• Brecknock students get taste of Arabic
• Caernarvon discusses clean-streams effort
• Mount Joy man tries to use ATM to steal from bank
• View a PDF of the program honoring distinguished service at Franklin & Marshall
• Drunk man assaults medics who were treating his injuries
• Lancaster man killed in 4-vehicle crash on Route 283
• Lancaster County launches sex abuse task force
• Elizabethtown train station roars back to life with makeover
• Judge sees good, bad in robber; gives him 6 to 12 years
• Breathing life into home where Lincoln died
• School District of Lancaster to vote on cuts
• Pitts: Sources say Pakistan helped track Bin Laden
• Apartments planned in Akron
• Students to paint at Denver park
• Solanco OKs 2.9% tax increase
• L-S will pursue ads, activity fees
• East Drumore drafts rules for solar projects
• Providence Township appoints engineer
• Drug collection effort deemed a success
• Colerain updating sign regulations
• Lancaster Chamber of Commerce & Industry backs Corbett budget
• This "golden tree of knowledge" sculpture is a collaboration between Macy Pryor '14 and Gabriella Wiener '11.
• Any alums or students (who are not attending tonight's awards banquet) who would like to go to the Reading Phillies game tonight in Reading...WE HAVE FREE TICKETS! Email baker@stevenscollege.edu before 5:00 with your name and the number of tickets y
• POLICE LOG
• Leo Hageman, cousin of illustration major Nelson Potter '11, created this wonderful video of the Senior Show & Celebration when he visited Lancaster this past weekend. Leo lives in North Carolina, where he is principal at re:think LLC.
• Police: Probation violation leads to discovery of drug stash
• Police investigating bomb threat confiscate vehicle in Prince St. Garage
• Upper Leacock supervisors to hold hearing on proposed quarry expansion
• "In many ways, I view bin Laden as somewhat irrelevant."—Robert Riggs, visiting professor of history at F&M
• Gun found at crime scene was stolen 5 years ago
• City man killed in Strasburg Pike crash
• Lancaster man faces charge in stabbing
• Life in the fast lane? HACC offers accelerated path to degree
• Experts: Bin Laden's death ends era, starts another
• Demme elected new GOP chairman
• Families: Relief, not closure
• Poetry Paths invites you to an evening of kids' poetry readings and music performances, May 4 at 6:30 p.m. in Roschel
• Fugitive sex offender apprehended
• Vehicles vandalized in Manheim Twp.
• More charges filed in home invasion
• Dam partially gives in Clay
• POLICE LOG
• Students to paint at Denver park
• Adamstown plant sale set for Saturday
• Salisbury firm gets approval to expand
• Police log
• Local reaction to the death of bin Laden: Jubilation, relief, fear
• Construction contracts decline again in Lancaster County
• Rocks tossed at vehicles on Lititz, Fruitville pikes
• Hundreds Attend Career Night
• As of 10 a.m. the swimming pool and the Poorbaugh Fitness Center will be re-opened to the campus community for normal operations. However, the floor of the ASFC will remain closed until the Lancaster City Bureau of Police clear the downtown area and perm
• PCA&D will open at noon today, Monday, May 2.
• F&M women's lacrosse earns fifth straight conference title and an automatic berth in the NCAA Division III tournament
• Reading days end today. Good luck on finals, students! Alumni, share the story of your most memorable final exam or paper here.
• List of streets closed in downtown Lancaster
• UPDATE: City residents evacuated due to 'credible threat' at Prince Street Garage
• The Alumni Sports & Fitness Center will be closed Monday, May 2. The building is being used as a temporary evacuation center.
• Next in line: Egypt's al-Zawahri likely to succeed bin Laden
• Bin Laden's death draws cheers, relief, dismay
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• President Barack Obama's remarks regarding the death of terrorist Osama bin Laden
• A story to be told, then told again
• Two cited for park work in East Lampeter Township
• Volunteers head to Alabama
• Woman seeks help in prom-food initiative
• Local team restores house where Lincoln died
• Fast learners
• Fire damages Lancaster Township homes
• My advice for the Class of 2011
• Flashback Lancaster
• Heeding tornado warnings
• Motorcyclist breaks leg in crash
• Vets get a (power) lift
• Ready for the worst
• The end of the world as we know it
• 55 years later, a (Twin) Kiss
• Courtney Richie: Helping kids stand up to bullying
• Lightning strikes you
• Deeds Recorded - May 1, 2011
• Independence of disabled threatened by state cuts
• DA, court look at new rules for bondsmen
• Skip bail and a bounty hunter dogs your trail
• Bail-jumpers currently on the run
• Leading the parade
• VIDEO: Sherman 'making a lot of progress'
• West Earl woodshop damaged by fire
• Funk's in a funk
• Roadwork for week of May 1
• Penn Manor grad saw Alabama twister up close
• Allow extra travel time in Lancaster city on Saturday
• Water rescue calls run high in spring
• Units clean up 2 fuel spills
• Phone scam hits here
• Investigators: Officer in Earl Township shooting 'entirely justified'
• Route 272 work begins Monday in East Cocalico Township
• Franklin & Marshall named to Princeton Review Guide to Green Colleges
• POLICE LOG
• Car, truck collide in Quarryville
• Pickup truck carrying tar wrecks in city, causing traffic backup
• ATTENTION ALUMNI - Thaddeus Stevens College is hosting a night at the Reading Phillies this coming Tuesday, May 3. Gates open at 5:30 and the game starts at 6:35 pm. We have about 150 tickets left and they are yours...FOR FREE if you want them! Email bak
• 80 bras stolen from Park City store
• Company must pay up after nearly 40 cars are damaged on Rt. 30 bridge
• SLIDESHOW: Images from the Royal Wedding
• New Franklin & Marshall Poll: Ecomomy and personal finances are the most important issues for a majority of Americans
• Motorcycle stolen in Manheim Township
• Manager of pizza shop charged with stealing from business
• School District of Lancaster cancels students' field trip to state budget rally
• Lancaster County tourist season to bloom
• York man charged after two attacks on East Donegal Township woman
• Pet Day designed to unite pet lovers, organizations
• Demolition of teen center begins
• Man accused of stealing from Rohrerstown Fire Company
• POLICE LOG
• Boxes of Hopes to send leftover prom food to the needy
• Weather experts look for signs of tornados in central Pa.
• Car, truck collide in Rapho Township
• SLIDESHOW: Tornado devastates Alabama
• Burglars hit 2 area eateries
• UPDATE: Storms push through Lancaster County
• This year's All-Student Juried Exhibition at F&M can be viewed on the second floor of College Square through May 5
• Driver strikes embankment in Upper Leacock Township
• Man charged with robbing same store 4 times
• Nation deeply divided, poll says
• Animals rescued in Penn Township
• Kinzers farmer's raw milk irks feds
• Protest rips Comcast in avoiding Pa. taxes
• Police still sorting details of Lancaster city mother's slaying
• Lancaster Amtrak station renovation benefit questioned
• 200 people show up for meeting about moving postal distribution center
• RRTA proposes fare hike, service cuts
• Store employees help nab theft suspect
• Police log
• Tornado watch issued for Lancaster County
• Arrest linked to theft of vehicles
• A Common Hour sample platter of this year's Emerging Writers Festival honorees
• East Lampeter tow-truck policy questioned
• East Drumore drafts rules for solar projects
• 2 cited for park board service in East Lampeter
• Salisbury firm gets approval to expand
• Cocalico moves toward paperless meetings
• East Earl church seeks to add land for cemetery
• 2 city men face drug, gun charges after arrest in stolen car
• Thief steals $4,455 worth of photo equipment from Hamilton Club
• Hempfield OKs fees for student extracurricular activities
• Residents to protest at Comcast over 'Delaware tax loophole'
• Small business conference at HACC offers strategies to owners and entrepreneurs
• Finances split MT candidates
• Marietta dad questions parking meter policy
• Octorara chips away at budget
• Board will monitor Columbia Market House
• E-town denies waiver for credit union plan
• 19 retirements help Manheim Central shave $1M
• Penn competes to sell solar energy to PPL
• Hempfield OKs fees for student extracurricular activities
• Penn project cost soars by $1M
• West Earl updates fees
• Elanco eyes drug-testing program
• Adamstown eyes health plan savings
• City sends post office a message
• Museum fund drive kicking off in New Holland
• DA says DJ candidate's raffle illegal
• Stop bars to be added at Clay Township intersection
• Students brighten holiday in Quarryville
• West Lampeter to vote on dwelling-unit rules
• School lunch prices rising in Ephrata
• Penn Twp. man charged with false reports to police
• Two-alarm blaze hits East Donegal Twp. home
• POLICE LOG
• All-school picnic is tomorrow. We hear the softball smack-down is going to be hotly contested: students vs. faculty. Great food, games, friendly competition, bingo and a special surprise await the PCA&D community.
• Jury sentences convicted murderer to life in prison
• Donegal plans to cut home-ec classes
• Gap woman injured after crashing car into pole
• Retired government professor Stanley Michalak speaks on America's role in the world since the end of the Cold War
• Man accused of stealing stethoscope during ambulance ride
• City gets $7 million loan to create green infrastructure
• UPDATE: Vandal damages 16 cars, large window in city
• TSCT ranked as one of the top 120 two-year colleges in the country! College ranked in US's top 10%.
• Infant dies after becoming entangled in stroller
• Steve Murray intent on return, recovery
• Two injured in motorcycle crash in West Cocalico Township
• DJ candidate raffles off shotgun
• Rain stymies farmers
• Write-in campaign backs Mecum for judge
• Fate of killer is in jury's hands
• No cost-cutting deal in Manheim Township School District
• Tires on 8 cars slashed on Vine Street
• Highmark plans store here to sell insurance
• Police log
• VIDEO: Easter bunnies
• Fire call reported at Alcoa Mill Products
• Five days until the "Senior Show & Celebration:" it's 60,000 square feet of art, live music, friends, family and fun. Check out our Facebook pix from last year and plan to be here 3 - 6 p.m. this coming Saturday.
• Come see the documentary Screamers tonight at 7 p.m. in Bonchek Lecture Hall
• Gas leak reported in East Hempfield
• A study by F&M's Local Economy Center shows the unemployment rate in Lancaster County ticking steadily down
• Top of the Rock
• Feds: No funding problem at TMI
• Book brings Warwick memories to life
• Library system eyes new home
• 'Outraged Citizens' strike back in Pequea Twp.
• Old park toilets are the pits
• Legislators dwell in place of plenty
• 'Perfect fit' for grand marshal
• Sweet on sugar artistry
• Shirley Wagner is a homegrown Master Gardener
• Sparkle is a gem of a cat
• Deeds Recorded - April 24, 2011
• Four injured in Route 41 crash
• Three hurt in ramp crash
• Who you gonna call
• 'Recruits' build family hit by tragedy a new house for free
• Local middle class slips
• Historic Shober house coming down
• LancasterOnline subscription plan coming in May
• Police log
• 2 men charged with assault
• Democrats move on Fox issue
• Lancaster city man charged in knife incident
• School District of Lancaster seeks corporate sponsorships
• Crowd laments bridge closing in Colerain Township
• Manor Township police check on lewd actions
• Local lawyer to lead Pa. Bar Association
• Veteran city firefighter to lead Blue Rock Fire District
• Do we really need organic clothing? Why is the government taking away our light bulbs? Is Three Mile Island safe? Will gas extraction in Marcellus Shale harm our water supply? If you've got a question for our panel of sustainability experts, ask awa
• With an abundance of innovative ideas, 56 students compete in the finals of the inaugural Franklin Innovation Challenge
• 2 MU students face assault charges after fight at restaurant
• Columbia house fire leads to discovery of marijuana crop
• 260 attend annual Good Friday Breakfast
• Closed Good Friday
• Lancaster city firefighters offer pay freeze
• Rain, then more rain
• Car crashes into Pier 1
• Motorist nabbed after difficult police pursuit
• Penn Township police shoot big bird
• Jurors say man guilty of murder
• Stranded canoeists rescued from lake
• Police log
• Big crowd laments bridge closing in Colerain
• Woman gets probation, house arrest for stealing $38,689 from company
• PCA&D's "Senior Show" exhibit featured in the Lancaster newspaper. Congrats to the students who are showing their work. We'll see even more of it during the "Senior Show & Celebration" on April 30.
• Candidate for sheriff 'responsible' for raffle
• Tomorrow, Earth Day, follow @fandmcollege on Twitter for sustainability tips. We will also have two panels answering questions between noon and 1 p.m. If you're not on Twitter we welcome your questions here about sustainable living or our energy sou
• CV to proceed with full-day kindergarten
• Conestoga Country Club's stream project nears completion
• Tractor trailer fire closes a northbound lane on Route 222 near Ephrata
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Is Trump for real
• Eight days and counting until the 2011 Senior Show & Celebration. 60,000 sq.ft. of art on five floors of PCA&D, live music, friends and families...We think it's Lancaster's largest gallery event by a single organization. Do you have i
• Man accused of choking pregnant woman in domestic incident
• RRTA expects to raise fares
• East Hempfield Township OKs hiring police officer
• Some at Pa. universities get pay hikes
• Pequea Township official ends ties to police
• Jurors deliberate fate of alleged killer
• Warwick terminates athletic trainer
• Raffle a bust for sheriff hopeful
• $10,000 reward offered in East Lampeter Township bank-robbery case
• Millersville University building evacuated
• E-town's Fairview School will close
• Burglary suspect sought
• Half of this year's proceeds from the athletics equipment sale will benefit F&M's Japan Relief fund. 4/21 in Mayser
• 5 guilty in drugs case
• POLICE LOG
• Medical expert: 4 of Swaydis' 6 gunshot wounds were 'potentially fatal'
• Agri-Tourism.... Key to Lancaster County PA
• Toddler who fell in creek last week dies
• 2 buildings destroyed in fire at Manheim area firm
• 1 man arrested, another sought in city shooting death
• School District of Lancaster cuts upset parents, students
• Davidson building to house students
• Cocalico administrators will forgo pay raises
• Witness testifies in Swaydis killing trial
• Gallery aims to restore mural from Knights of Columbus building
• Brecknock eyes map for growth
• Meeting set on scenic byway plan
• Conoy Township delays decision on incinerator contract
• L-S weighs future of drug-testing program
• Eden delays payment to drug task force
• Buyer still sought for 225 W. King St.
• Quarryville plans 2012 street project
• No school tax hike in Ephrata
• Elizabethtown man killed in minivan-bike collision
• Fake Facebook page for Jakeem Towles irks his mom
• Emu on loose in Penn Township
• School District of Lancaster to meet tonight to discuss budget cuts
• OK sought for bikes, scooters at Denver skate park
• Judge orders permanent ban on alcohol sales at Gusto
• Vandals break windshields in restaurant parking lot
• Solid Waste Authority plans $4.3 million solar project at Transfer Station
• 73-year-old pedestrian struck in Ephrata
• Many great events on campus during F&M's #Sustainability Week, including discussions, the Trashion Show and Greenfest bit.ly/etKvKj
• USPS study bolsters case for moving operations from Harrisburg Pike
• UPDATE: Terre Hill home hit by fire
• HACC chapter of international honor society inducts new members
• Kegel's up for sale
• Bicyclist struck in Elizabethtown
• Octoraro bridge to close for fix
• Historical Commission backs new building on East King Street
• Education focus of NAACP forum
• Local dancer misses cut in Ireland competition
• Tax Day was late this year, but it was still a scramble for some
• Cheswicke Towne Centre ruling likely within month
• Rare-books auction raises over $25K
• Three-vehicle crash closes roads in East Donegal Township
• Witness describes killing
• Broken Route 30 bridge damages 34 cars
• Humane Society volunteer recognized
• Flowers, golf to aid Christiana library
• Home invasion suspect in custody
• Police log
• Conestoga mulls recycling plan
• Little Britain grapples with park vandalism
• Strasburg moving ahead on overlay zone
• Fulton Twp. might sell former dump site
• Suspect tosses drugs to officer, police allege
• Drumore road work to cost less than expected
• Dan Porterfield announces the appointment of Daniel G. Lugo as Vice President and Dean of Admission and Financial Aid at Franklin & Marshall College
• Mount Joy woman charged with indecent assault
• Council member abandons bid to ban cell phone use while driving in city
• New York Times columnist and author David Brooks spoke in the Alumni Sports & Fitness Center on Saturday.
• UPDATED: Police hunt suspects in killing
• Mobile home catches fire in Paradise Township
• School brew
• Flowers liked it, rivers tolerating it
• Remarkable feat
• Martic agrees to road contract extension
• Park needs more parking
• Pequea Valley to expand laptop program schoolwide
• Watch an F&M Choral Concert featuring the Mass in A-Flat by Franz Schubert LIVE at 3 p.m. today
• Feuding Pequea Township at it again
• Are pigeon shoots on the way out
• Social time with David Brooks
• Newspaper contractor arrested
• Student vaccines updated; needed for next school year
• Delving into the Delp dig
• Legislative offices help, but duplicate services
• Makeover for historic city cemetery
• Old Buck through new eyes
• Easter drop-in
• Kelly Johnson takes on Operation Paperback
• VIDEO: Dressing up as the Easter Bunny
• Funyun, for an active home
• Deeds Recorded - April 17, 2011
• Give 'em shelter
• Left behind
• New York Times columnist David Brooks was in Lancaster today to give a public talk at F&M College. In the midst of his wonderfully non-partisan and oft-times humorous stories, he reflected that the arts should not be cut from educaton funding, becau
• Tornado warning for portion of county
• Woman shot to death in city
• Millrace making run for Pequea Township
• State inspectors find fault with mammograms at Willow Street firm
• Attendance at quilt show down this year
• Demme seeks top job in Lancaster County GOP
• Lionel LLC unveils 'Lindbergh Engine' model at Railroad Museum
• New York Times columnist and author David Brooks will be speaking at F&M tomorrow at 2 p.m. Watch live
• Stedman: Keep convicted sex offenders off sites like Facebook
• POLICE LOG
• Lancaster city man charged with simple assault
• PCA&D is hosting the AIGA Central PA Student Portfolio Review tomorrow, April 16, from 8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Check out AIGA's Web site for complete details.
• Central Market renovation project enters home stretch
• Reading man arrested for stalking, threatening Ephrata woman
• Campaign signs reported stolen
• Feds ax regulations treating spilled milk as a 'pollutant'
• Wife of Lancaster County teacher is killed in crash in Texas
• Manheim Township school tax set to rise 1.4%
• Homeless numbers fall
• Cause of infant death still unknown
• Landis Valley auction is Sunday
• Proposal in Manheim Township raising concerns
• Police: Robber in Lancaster city knew his victims
• Vandals hit car lot
• Tomorrow, campus will be buzzing with accepted students and their families for A Closer Look
• Penn Township boy, 2, falls into creek, hospitalized
• Water main breaks in Manor Township
• Warwick athletic trainer accused of stealing $800 from school's cash box
• POLICE LOG
• Cars hit ladder on Route 30
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Morality and Medicare
• Sheriff's office to collect expired prescription drugs on April 30
• Construction contracts fall again
• Suspected drunk driver clocked at 100 mph on Route 30 before being stopped
• Join us for the 10th annual Emerging Writers Festival, which highlights the talents of promising young writers
• Lancaster County legislator backs birther bill
• East Hempfield Township planners support proposal for new $5.5M morgue
• Community unites to add beauty to stretch of South Duke Street
• Election rules clarified: Media can observe
• Lancaster County hands out $225K for forestland
• Police on scene of reported burglary in Lancaster city
• Josh Yinger '11 has his work, created as part of the 2011 Designathon, transformed into wearable art. Check out his Facebook wall.
• Autopsy set for infant who died Tuesday in Lancaster city
• Police officer hailed for fighting house fire in Leola
• In Japan, it is commonly said that anyone who folds a thousand origami cranes will be granted a wish by a crane, such as long life or recovery from illness or injury. To raise awareness of relief efforts and celebrate this ancient Japanese custom, the As
• Pa. gas well regulators accused of rubber-stamp approvals
• An interview with John Parsley '01, senior editor at Little, Brown & Co, in the latest Writing Center newsletter
• Postal Service seeks public input on proposal to move Harrisburg Pike facility
• UPDATE: 3 vehicles collide in Upper Leacock Township
• Man shot, killed by police officer after standoff
• Car strikes pole, Route 462 closed near Columbia
• School District of Lancaster plans to cut staff, programs
• 100-mph chase ends with arrest
• Octorara Area School District eyes 7 teacher furloughs
• Lancaster County commissioner hopeful's wife files for PFA order
• Gusto manager held for trial
• Ephrata OKs pool overhaul plan
• Lancaster city extends benefits to same-sex partners
• Columbia Borough, union approve pact
• Gauging 76ers playoff chances
• NBA Eastern Conference playoff predictions
• Recorded during his first few days at F&M, an introduction to the College's 15th president, Dan Porterfield.
• POLICE LOG
• Task force arrests 2 fugitives in Lancaster city
• Marietta man arrested after threatening neighbor, pointing handgun at police
• Clipper Stadium to feature new 'Pinball Hall of Fame'
• Bonnie Halloran ’11 brings together avant-garde paintings and archeological drawings by a forgotten Austrian artist
• Police investigating 2 robberies on city streets
• Fire hits vacant mobile home in Clay Township
• Rules revised for local trails
• Capital murder trial to begin
• Four years later, justice
• Corbett cuts hurt college curious
• Empty places
• Bus, car collide
• New Lititz Pike bridge plans
• New federal rules prompt County officials to tweak area trail regulations
• Jury selection begins for capital murder trial of city man
• YWCA exhibit honors those who lost loved ones to violence
• Remember that first REALLY warm day of the spring semester? View the full-size of this panoramic photo at:
• Bricks fall from building
• City police allege early-morning car fire is an arson case
• Vandals break 4 church windows and 2 vehicle mirrors in Ephrata
• Lancaster's Northwest Gateway project receives a national award for innovative brownfield redevelopment efforts
• Robbers hit Manheim Township convenience store
• Man killed in motorcycle crash identified
• HACC-Lancaster Campus to celebrate Earth Day
• A GREAT WAY to SERVE
• Summer (for a day)
• Changing of the flag
• $25M project eyed in Sadsbury
• Flashback Lancaster
• Fire razes bowling alley
• At public expense
• Local lawmaker staff: 58 workers on $2.4 million payroll
• Coroner: Crash death a homicide
• School doesn't look like a Garden Spot
• Thefts from outlets, wallet and vehicles
• Rebuilding livelihoods
• Down to there, down to where
• Field of Screams suit goes forward
• Police seek help with IDs
• Barnstormers fans take the field at Fest
• Senate candidate rallies ACTION
• Nobel prize winner at E-town
• Dems honor their own
• Harvey Owen is taking the lead on Prince Street
• This kitty is Precious
• Deeds Recorded - April 10, 2011
• Motorcyclist dies in wreck
• Pot luck for police in Pequea Township
• Trial set in homicide involving test drive
• Garden Spot Village closer to opening center at former Lancaster Press building
• Judge backs document restrictions in EFI case
• Painkiller addiction blamed in fatal wreck
• Bank robbed in East Lampeter Township
• Nearly 1,000 young alumni and current seniors showed their loyalty to Franklin & Marshall by making a gift this past month! Thanks to all of you, F&M students are the true winners and the reason for the March Mania Challenge! The Diplomats put up
• POLICE LOG
• Police nab alleged thief after short chase
• Thieves take $2,500 worth of jewelry from Manor Township home, police say
• Man charged - for 21st time - with driving without license
• 2 injured in crash in Mount Joy Township
• Manor Twp. police: Thieves taking metal railroad spikes
• Historical ties proven: Stevens home was on Underground Railroad
• Family to honor slain kin at Saturday rally
• Life in prison for Ciara Savage killer
• Media won't be barred from election center
• Lancaster County park trail to get a bridge
• Photographic memories: Millersville University remembers Holocaust
• Lancaster Mennonite School reaches out to Chinese students
• Phone conversations heard in drug trial
• Authorities: Man faked joblessness
• Fundraiser to aid Strasburg crash victim's kin
• POLICE LOG
• SLIDESHOW: School shooting in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
• Big aftershock rattles Japan's tsunami-ravaged northeast coast
• SLIDESHOW: Aftershock strikes northern Japan
• Assistant Professor of Economics Pavlina Tcherneva answers "5 Questions" for the Fiscal Times home page (scroll down to bottom left)
• York spa owner arrested on prostitution charge; ran former spa in E. Lampeter
• 3 men face robbery charges after stealing a 6-pack of beer, police say
• Employee charged with stealing from West Donegal firm
• Donegal school board, teachers OK cuts
• Manheim Township teachers say 'givebacks' are still under discussion
• Lancaster city gas grill blaze under investigation
• Plan bars media at election vote tally
• Valuable volumes: Historical Society will auction two copies of 'Martyrs Mirror'
• Mayor Gray takes plea to preserve federal funding to the top
• Police: Man took $25K from home safes, gambled
• VIDEO: Bald eagles nest in Manheim Township
• Although temperatures have been wildly fluctuating here in Lancaster, signs of spring continue to appear on campus. Can you guess the location of this flowering tree?
• Lebanon trash firm's troubles won't affect contracts here
• Group behind NoVoucherTax.org's ad campaign remains a mystery
• Pa. vying for $248 million portion of federal high-speed rail money rejected by Fla.
• POLICE LOG
• City man pleads guilty to vicious attack, rape of woman
• F&M blogger Athena Tahos is "proud to be a part of a strong community that loves to help others."
• Door, window hit by gunshots in Lancaster city
• Opening arguments begin in trial of 5 men accused of roles in 'major' drug ring
• Quarry hearing postponed in Upper Leacock Twp.
• Events in Japan prompt reviews of TMI, Peach Bottom nuclear plants
• 14 covered bridges in County slated for minor repairs, repainting
• West Lampeter police seek help in identifying theft suspect
• Email security breach causes flap
• Funds sought for Welsh Mountain park project
• Sex offender, 83, is sent back to prison
• School District of Lancaster to host 'community conversations'
• Manheim Township teachers reject pay freeze
• The Admission Office and Wohlsen Center will begin offering tours that highlight sustainability at F&M. Register online
• 4 Columbia residents plead guilty to burglarizing campsites
• 4 men face charges stemming from incident involving kidnapping of city woman
• Pedestrian bridge planned for Chickies Rock County Park
• Lancaster city traffic stop leads to gun, drug charges
• Expect to ride a weather roller coaster for the rest of the week
• A timely discussion...
• City fire crews respond to smoke sighting in Park City store
• Ex-County Dem chairman, wife sentenced for roles in Bonusgate scandal
• George W. Bush will speak at chamber dinner
• 3 are injured in 2-vehicle crash in Strasburg
• West Lampeter police seek theft suspect
• West Lampeter police seek theft suspect
• Foul play suspected in river death in West Hempfield Township
• Penn Manor School District OKs teachers' salary freeze
• Harrisburg Area Community College plans tuition hike
• Lancaster city cuts back 'dinner and a movie' program
• Corbett gives Pa. job to True
• Manheim Township graduate, 20, dies after shooting
• Penn Manor School District and teachers reach tentative contract agreement
• Tonight in the Philadelphia Alumni Writers House, a reading with poet Joanne Diaz
• Police log
• State disciplines applicant, 7 licensed professionals
• Firefighters respond to call at Lancaster Township home
• Man complains to city police after prostitute doesn't deliver
• Police investigating thefts in New Providence, Drumore Township
• 6 students hope their exhibit communicates a little-known fact: Amish #quilts influenced fashion & design in the 1980s
• Masked man robs Ephrata car wash
• Residents flee 2-alarm fire in Ephrata apartment building
• Spring tease
• More charges for former city officer
• Will egg come first
• New doors, other upgrades at county courthouse
• Baby hasn't a care in the world; a father, many
• Flashback Lancaster
• Most likely to be a homicide victim
• Cold cases remain on the books
• Devices are traffic-controllers, not people-watchers
• Man wanted in Columbia
• Teaching about teachers
• POLICE LOG
• SLIDESHOW: Lancaster County's unsolved homicides
• Lancaster County homicides - Interactive map
• Homicide statistics
• House goes back home
• Michelle Kime: Making a difference
• Amber, 9, is a player
• Deeds Recorded - April 3, 2011
• Author theorizes on killer in Haines case
• Stamp out Lancaster postmark
• GETTING AWAY WITH MURDER
• Doughnuts, donations drive MCC relief sale
• Small fire forces family from apartment
• 'Restoring America's Principles'
• Autism and us
• Driver hurt when car upsets on tracks at Manheim
• Lancaster man arrested in Bridgeport robbery
• See the article in this morning's Lancaster newspaper about last night's unveiling of the regional marketing campaign by the arts collaborative, which includes PCA&D.
• A thing of beauty
• Stepping out for peace
• Tonight, PCA&D hosted the unveiling of a new regional marketing campaign designed to promote Lancaster City as an arts destination. The media, members of the arts collaborative (which includes PCA&D), and supporters of the arts turned out to hear
• Harrisburg officials still mulling Solid Waste Authority's bid for incinerator
• County GOP chairman Sahd to step down, take job in Corbett administration
• School data, all at your fingertips
• MT police department earns international law enforcement accreditation
• Police log
• 2-vehicle wreck with entrapment reported in Upper Leacock Township
• Woman charged after damaging E-town man's car with baseball bat
• Pa. air test detects slight elevation of Japan-related radiation, says it's not health threat
• Lots at PCA&D today for you to enjoy: One Trick Pony artist talk at 2, arts collaborative unveiling at 5, First Friday reception w/folks from One Trick Pony 5-9, and $1 origami cranes to benefit Red Cross efforts in Japan. Think you'll come by
• Reading woman charged with theft of $4651 worth of jewelry
• Herald of spring
• Copper stolen from 2 cell phone towers
• Thaddeus Stevens' Birthday Commemoration is today at Shreiner-Concord Cemetery beginning at 4:30 pm. Please join us for this special event.
• Man wanted on N.J. warrants caught after chase in Lancaster
• Hearse driver injured in Old Philadelphia Pike crash
• City comes up short in 'Net bid
• Schools get OK to hike taxes
• 'Bath salts' a problem
• Changes in health care due
• Pa. buys PAM building for $10.9 million
• Students, faculty play Academy's final notes
• $40,000 raised at 'Stevent'
• Van flips in Ephrata
• Police probe Rockland Street vehicle fire
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Welcome to our shiny new war
• Admitted arsonist jailed 9-23 months
• POLICE LOG
• Murray making strides in recovery, vows to rebuild Zap
• Photo majors at PCA&D will present a one-night only installation of their illuminated photographs, projected images, video, alternative processes, and photo-based sculpture. Check it out on First Friday, April 1, from 5 - 8 p.m. at 116 E. King Street
• Police investigating suspicious vehicle fire in city
• East Petersburg man pleads guilty to rape of 12-year-old boy
• Overheated furnice belt prompts fire call to Manheim Township apartment
• City's surveillance cameras help police nab suspected burglar
• Gordonville man faces multiple theft, burglary charges
• Did we mention that Gettysburg is leading by a measly FOUR donors? If you are a senior or a young alum, $5 from you may be all it takes to turn the tide.
• Can you be "friends with benefits" in a hook-up culture? Lisa Wade discusses sex in the latest Common Hour clip:
• TSCT administrators presented to the State House Appropriations Committee Wednesday. Here is the recap.
• Man charged with robbery, assault in Ephrata
• Rain, wet snow expected overnight
• HACC sets tuition rates based on tentative agreement
• New Holland restaurateur gets probation for improper relations with teen girl
• East Hempfield weighs tax to fund fire companies
• Lancaster police building will be fixed
• County pays to settle dispute over 150 N. Queen
• Majority of county nursing homes rank high in federal ratings
• County hit by rash of armed robberies; police say some could be linked
• Barn burns in East Hempfield Township
• Lancaster fugitive caught in Lebanon
• Academy of Music says it will close
• Pair of bald eagles build nest near Bent Creek golf course
• Stevens Tech officials: Corbett's budget cuts could lead to less full-time faculty
• Police log
• Emily Dickinson House burns down (at least, in the imagination of author and Writers House speaker Brock Clarke).
• Fire strikes home in Brecknock Township
• Teen arrested after leading police on high-speed chase
• Seniors and 2001-2010 graduates: there's still time to take back the lead from Gettysburg. Act now!
• Woman gets short jail term, probation for role in identity theft scam
• PCA&D Student Council will be hosting a fundraiser for the victims of the tsunami and earthquake in Japan during First Friday on April 1st. Students will be in the Main Gallery area and will have handmade paper cranes available for a $1 or more donat
• 4 L-S students involved in 4-vehicle wreck; no injuries reported
• Did you know F&M has a broadcasting club?
• Gap-area Turkey Hill store robbed for 2nd time in 9 days
• Strasburg Railroad and the Great Train Robbery.... Lancaster Has it All
• Senior at Penn Manor stars in science
• Pennsylvania Academy of Music's future remains cloudy
• Inmate commits suicide at county jail
• Officers get a look at next-generation police cars
• State farming leaders tout industry's environmental protection record
• Bicyclist injured after being struck by vehicle in Columbia
• Mugger gets 5-10 years; his victim gets apology
• AP: Long blackouts may pose risk to Pa.'s reactors
• Route 322 project resumes in Elizabeth, Clay townships
• Franklin & Marshall coaching legend, George McGinness, passed away peacefully on Sunday afternoon at the age of 96
• PAM board to decide school's fate with vote tonight
• Helaine Crawford '11, an illustration major, has been accepted into the Masters of Fine Arts program in 2D animation at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. AAUSF is recognized as a feeder program for Pixar Animation - which is Helaine&#
• 2 homes, 3 cars struck by gunfire in 4 hours in city
• Philly-area woman sent to prison for local crime spree
• Victim briefly trapped after 2-vehicle crash on Route 30
• How is F&M faring in this year's Recyclemania competition?
• Armed robbers hit Bridgeport convenience store
• Fire strikes city home, displaces family of six
• Manheim Township readies new sports complex
• State tourist workers get to know downtown Lancaster
• Lancaster City to test Susquehanna water for radioactivity
• Carter & MacRae exercise program featured in Capital Blue Cross ads
• 3 row homes damaged by fire in Columbia
• Keep up the March Mania momentum, seniors and young alums!
• Remember, tax time is financial aid time, too. These PCA&D blog posts give you step-by-step guidelines to make the process, as Part II muses, "only slightly harder than Angry Birds."
• Ephrata police officer presents plan to honor Major Dick Winters
• POLICE LOG
• Man jailed 15-45 years for sexually assaulting young girl
• 25 cited for speeding on Route 222 in Manheim Township
• Man charged with endangering welfare of children
• Vehicle overturns in city crash, drivers escape injury
• New Providence man dies in ATV crash in Huntingdon County
• The 58th annual North Museum Science & Engineering Fair will be held March 28-30 at Franklin & Marshall College
• Court verdict under scrutiny
• Corbett's cuts have students on the run
• Roseboro appeal denied
• Food regs burn barbecues
• Big reality shakes a little world
• Flashback Lancaster
• Lebanon man arrested on child pornography charges
• Paved with bad intentions
• If 'crammed,' here's how to get action
• Man held for assault on woman in Rapho
• Five on march against the costs of war
• For the record
• Science Fair begins Monday at F&M
• Eric Slaugh knows Caring Does Count
• Warm up to Cappuccino
• Deeds Recorded - March 27, 2011
• Fire damages two sheds in Columbia
• Lancaster County deputies pick up 9 in DUI warrant sweep
• Is someone 'cramming' your phone bill
• School cuts will come in all sizes
• Judge: Amish can't handle Ponzi scheme their way
• Police log
• High on bath salts Use of 'designer drug' skyrocketing in state, nation, officials say
• Spectacular 'Stevent': Big crowd rallies to aid Zap & Co. chief
• State DEP takes action to clean up Fulton tire dump
• Man sentenced for drive-by shooting
• Defendant sent to jail after drinking before court appearance
• Windows smashed and cash, electronics taken from 6 cars
• Judge orders city 'nuisance' bar to stop selling alcohol
• Police log
• Announcement today on effort to suspend alcohol sales at local restaurant
• A photograph by Michelle M. Estabrook '11 was selected as a finalist in the Photographer's Forum: Magazine for the Emerging Professional "Best of College Photography 2011." Congratulations, Michelle!
• What are the ramifications for women of restricting access to abortion?
• Exelon CEO confident Peach Bottom, TMI nuclear reactors are safe
• Police diffuse shooting threat in Mount Joy
• Linda Hasunuma, assistant professor of government, says life could take take a long time to return to normal in Japan
• The March Open House at PCA&D is tomorrow, 11 am - 2:30 pm. There's still time to register!
• 2 New Holland teens face assault charges
• Man robbed in city home
• April is Poetry Month at HACC-Lancaster Campus
• Central Pa. mayors discuss the future of cities
• Road work returning to downtown Lancaster
• School District of Lancaster plans to borrow $15.8 million to fund multiple building projects
• Route 30 bridge prepped for rehab work
• Those favoring, opposing shale drilling present cases to county groups
• Motorist flees from officers, passenger, police say
• Police seek suspects in drug thefts
• Lancaster Inter-Municipal Committee director to retire
• In Conestoga Valley School District, debate over size of tax increase
• Pennsylvania Academy of Music needs $175,000 to stay open
• 2x killer won't be missed at prison
• Young mom faces jail for 2 break-ins
• 'Crime spree' suspect jailed
• Police log
• Alumni of 2001-2011: help F&M maintain its lead in our March Mania competition with Dickinson & Gettysburg!
• The new fig magazine is out. Did you see PCA&D alumna Kate Greenawalt '08 featured on page 45? [Ad courtesy of figLancaster.]
• UPDATED: Armed robbers hit Turkey Hill in city
• Join us for Wilderness, a program in which audience interaction informs, interrupts and generates aspects of the dance
• UPDATED: Leola woodworking shop slightly damaged in small fire
• Armed robbery at city convenience store
• Zap & Co.'s 'Hilda' gets a makeover
• Police hope to question man in connection to stolen credit card
• Two men face child porn charges in seperate incidents
• DID tightens belt for next fiscal year
• Jordan receives second sentence in one week for separate murders
• Lampeter-Strasburg school board details budget challenges
• Walmarts to get wine kiosks
• Police log
• Home repairman accused of groping woman during work visit
• Manheim man charged with statutory assault of 14-year-old girl
• Bob Burdette gave a wonderful talk this rainy morning. Join us again this Friday as painter Celia Reisman holds an informal talk at PCA&D at 10 a.m.
• Two Manheim Township stores robbed within one hour
• Fraud cases listed in West Hempfield Township
• Millersville University target: Education budget
• Warwick teachers approve wage freeze
• Seltzer's bologna recall announced after 4 E. coli cases
• Laser aimed at Army helicopter over Myerstown
• Senators target school mandates
• Mayor presents new strategic plan for Lancaster city
• Manheim Township exec says no tax hike in 2012
• Study: Keep kids in rear-facing seats
• Never mind: MinSec not on Manheim meeting agenda
• Farm preservation funds up for Lancaster County
• Cocalico school board OKs $7M for upgrades
• Donegal school board OKs realignment plan
• Solanco School District eyes cuts to sports, driver ed
• Warwick names new principals at Lititz, Kissel Hill elementary schools
• Police log
• Check out our new student blog space, Franklin & Marshall Voices. Please comment and share!
• Police catch armed robbery suspect after foot chase
• Vandals 'key' 8 vehicles on city block
• City man suffers minor stabbing injury in attack
• Motorcyclist killed in Manor Township wreck
• Talkabouts at HACC scheduled in April
• Zap & Co. owner looking forward to coming home
• Manheim Township parents want warnings on books
• Puzzle of missing plow part perplexes couple from Pequea
• Penn Township man wounded in reported home invasion
• Plans for former Rainmakers lodge site trimmed
• Convicted killers get life in Nunn case
• Firm pulls plug on power project along Susquehanna
• Sentencing delayed for third Equipment Finance defendant
• POLICE LOG
• Gap Turkey Hill struck by armed robber
• Teen charged with retaliation in vandalism incidents
• From shoveling fog to power spots, Columbia prof Courtney Bender will talk about American spirituality on Wednesday
• Woman struck, killed near Burle Industries
• F&M public policy professor Rich Pepino will be one of the presenters at a public forum on Marcellus Shale on campus
• East Hempfield home heavily damaged by fire
• E. Petersburg family loses home to blaze
• County on a building binge
• MT man says he was attacked by 3, car stolen
• Winter exits
• Police ID victim in deadly Paradise collision
• Two forums offer info on Marcellus Shale
• Old soldier who won't fade away
• Company to help online entrepreneurs under scrutiny
• POLICE LOG
• Legal precedent
• Flu is still hanging on
• 'SuperMoon' over Lancaster
• The beat goes on
• Planting the seeds
• Siobhan Maughan Keane brings a little Ireland to Lancaster
• Taz is a smart and playful fellow
• Deeds Recorded - March 20, 2011
• Book: Roseboro told inmate he killed Jan
• Taking it out on teachers
• Debating pros and cons of teacher unions
• SLIDESHOW: Day of Percussion at MU-Lancaster
• Firefighters advertise complaints
• 1 killed in Route 30 collision
• PCA&D photography majors spent Friday at the Foundation Center - New York. Instructor, Michael Itkoff, organized a series of presentations for the department's Professional Practices class. The students met with Justine Reyes, Susan Shiroma and
• Five arrested in prostitution sting
• Buy a Sunday News, receive free Turkey Hill slushey
• Lititz teen wins Intelligencer Journal Spelling Bee
• Pennsylvania Academy of Music won't appeal pledge ruling
• Two guilty in Nunn slaying
• Firefighters battle blaze in Martic Township woods
• Brubaker's school-tax proposal knocked
• Police log
• 2 vehicles involved in city accident
• Jury has verdict for 2 men, can't decide on 2 others
• Reserve your seat for Monday's writing workshop with writer and cartoonist Lynda Barry. Co-sponsored by Dog Star Books
• Child struck by vehicle in East Cocalico Township
• Japan nuclear crisis stirs deep memories of TMI
• Section of Route 30 in York County to be shut for 3 hours
• Officer hurt, 4 arrested in large fight outside city bar
• Schools say Pa.'s grad rates mislead
• Warm weather welcome, but cooler temps await
• Pre-K classes survive in Manheim Township School District
• Superintendent of Donegal School District will retire
• Fundraiser for East Hempfield's K-9 unit has an automotive focus
• Sides 'far apart' on incinerator bid
• Millersville University hikes room, board
• Mom waits for verdict in trial of daughter's alleged killers
• Former employee accused of stealing $886,247 from security firm
• POLICE LOG
• Copper, materials taken from Mountville work site
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: If only we didn't need nuclear power
• Lancaster city man burns hands in kitchen fire
• Teen robbed in city
• Join us today for two artist talks with Alaskan artist, Ray Troll. Both will take place in the PCA&D atrium. The first starts at 10 am and the second will start tonight at 7 pm. Both are free and open to the public.
• 78% of Pennsylvanians oppose cutting state funds for education according to latest Franklin & Marshall College poll
• Three Garden Spot students face drug charges
• 2nd man charged in Lancaster Township burglary
• F&M poll: Pa. rates Corbett
• Lititz man guilty in rape of mentally disabled woman
• Manheim Central school board reveals broad gap in teacher contract talks
• MinSec likely to drop plan for Manheim facility
• Gas cost socks Red Rose Transit Authority
• Smelly soil leads to investigation in East Hempfield Township
• Lancaster County sues 150 N. Queen St. contractor
• Nunn murder trial winds down
• Police log
• Police: Lancaster city man assaulted in line at convenience store
• Maine House puts off debate on bill to make whoopie pie the official state treat
• Thieves take 950 lbs. of stainless steel from Ronks business
• Alaskan artist Ray Troll holds two artist talks at PCA&D tomorrow, March 17 at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Both events are open to the public. Troll teamed up with paleontologist Kirk Johnson in 2007 to publish “Cruisin’ the Fossil Freeway,&rdquo
• A public memorial for World War II hero Major Dick Winters '41 is set for this Saturday at the Hershey Theatre.
• State teachers' union urges members to follow Hempfield, take pay freeze
• Several homes, vehicles struck by paintballs
• 2 rifles stolen from New Holland home
• 3 daytime burglaries in West, East Lampeter townships
• Peach Bottom nuclear plant called safe
• Local man accused in Ponzi scheme
• Quilters gather in Lancaster city for convention
• Penn Manor senior wins Intel Science award
• Pa. official apologizes for Nazi propaganda comment made here
• Lancaster County ready to finish distributing state green-roof grant money
• Trailer tips, power goes out, homes evacuated in Christiana Borough
• Mountville alters traffic pattern
• Fire damages Lancaster city apartments
• Memorial service for Richard Winters to be broadcast
• Police investigate burglaries, thefts
• Police log
• Pa. family mourns 7 farm fire victims at funeral
• Homicide suspect defends himself in court
• Welcome to the second part of our blog on the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)! Filling out financial aid forms can seem overwhelming but PCA&D's director of financial aid, David Hershey, takes you through the process step-by-ste
• Man tries to lure girl, 7, from yard
• Lititz woman injured in head-on crash
• Family prepares to bury 7 siblings who died in Pa. farmhouse fire
• “Voices of Freedom & Liberation” performance at HACC-Lancaster Campus
• Hempfield teachers vote to delay their contracted raises for a year
• Employee charged in connection with bar beating
• Hispanic and Latino population increases
• East Hempfield Industrial Development Authority backs LancasterHistory.org in bid for $8 million tax-free loan
• American Spirit Parade attracts a donor
• Donations sought for quake victims
• Suspect might testify in Nunn killing trial
• Tune in Friday for live coverage of the Intelligencer Journal Spelling Bee
• Attempted burglary foiled; police nab fleeing suspect
• Police log
• Smoke detector helps save city home
• SLIDESHOW: Latest images of devastation in Japan
• Post office in Lititz to be sold
• Lititz man injured while battling suspected burglar
• Roadwork slows traffic on Route 283
• Graphic design major Jason Getz '11 created promotional postcards, invitations and posters for the upcoming fundraiser for Junior Achievement of Central Pennsylvania. The "Go Green" gala will be held on March 19 and the promo items featur
• Boy walking to school struck by vehicle
• Thieves hit unlocked vehicles in Ephrata Township
• Man, wife accidentally shot while gun is being loaded
• Price is right for new city garage
• Celebration of (free)dom
• City police seeking info after daylight shooting
• Many are unopposed
• Voters will have little to decide in primary
• Phoenix issue rises again
• Flashback Lancaster
• Photo majors are out of the studio and on location in New Jersey this weekend. PCA&D instructor Dan Lobdell joined the crew. Photos sent to us courtesy of Chris Welch, professor and chair of the Photography department.
• POLICE LOG
• Falling Furniss Road up for replacement
• Schooled on public service
• Accidental shooting
• Water under the bridge
• 'Thrown away' dog is well
• Drama, then a Manheim Township win
• United Way's Susan Eckert looks back on 25 years at helm
• Wendy is one sweet calico
• Deeds Recorded - March 13, 2011
• Funeral directors deal with deadbeats
• Gone and forgotten: families leave ashes behind
• Simpson will seek third commissioner term
• City union votes no confidence in its fire chief
• Law firm targets nursing homes
• Leola man faces terroristic threats charge
• Tip helps Ephrata police nab 3 burglary suspects
• Daylight-saving time begins Sunday
• Lancaster Countians try to reach loved ones living in Japan after earthquake, tsunami
• Pa. harvest of bucks rises 13%
• York man guilty in shooting of Lancaster girl, 9
• Feds, Johnson & Johnson reach deal
• Defense suggests angry drug buyer killed woman
• Work on Route 441 resumes Monday
• Thanks to all the All-Stars ( who helped F&M surge ahead of Dickinson and Gettysburg in the March Mania Challenge this week! Classes of 2001-2011: Get in the game today to help keep F&M on top!
• Police log
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Franklin & Marshall's spring break begins today at 4:30 p.m. Safe travels to all those leaving campus!
• Injured bicyclist released from hospital
• Few flooding problems reported in Lancaster County
• Lancaster gets happy: National poll says we're 15th on well-being index
• Lancaster city man accused of preparing false tax returns
• Blaze destroys Brownstown mobile home
• Millersville University eyes tuition hikes, class cuts
• Manheim Township School District may woo teachers to retire
• Manos House eyes move to former convent
• Woman, son charged with theft from animal rescue group
• Abused dog continues to recover
• Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority wants Harrisburg incinerator
• Witness: Forced to craft alibi by defendant in Nunn robbery, killing
• Marietta watches for river flooding
• VIDEO: Sherman in 'high' spirits, awaits more surgeries
• Police log
• 17 vehicles have tires damaged by debris on Rt. 283
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: What Corbett means by 'everyone'
• Correction: MinSec hearing will be held at Manheim Central MS
• Health-care industry watchdog Wendell Potter will speak at F&M tonight at 7 p.m. in Stahr Auditorium
• Columbia Ave. house heavily damaged by fire
• E. Lampeter woman charged with indecent assault of disabled person
• Man who wrecked car, reported it stolen, charged with filing false report
• Schools here take initiative on pay freezes
• Man wanted in drive-by shooting arrested
• Crews battle Maytown fire
• Sex suspect convicted on lesser charge in trial
• Flooding likely here Thursday after heavy rains
• Lawyer faults Westboro ruling
• Lancaster city plans to eliminate 'Rodney Parking Lot'
• Census: Growth slows in last decade
• Witness: Shooter buried weapon
• Police log
• York man pleads guilty to robbing 2 local businesses
• Republican race for sheriff only countywide primary fight
• Homes in Manheim Township, city hit by burglars
• 1-3 inches of rain forecast, flood watch on
• March Open House at PCA&D is only a couple weeks away. Don't miss this opportunity to tour our college, meet current students and faculty, discuss financial aid, talk about our admissions requirements, view our student artwork, explore Lancaster
• SLIDESHOW: Ash Wednesday services at historic St. Mary's Church
• Parking authority worker helps nab suspected car thief
• Fire in central Pa. farmhouse kills 7 kids
• New Jersey man accused of county burglaries
• School bus involved in crash on Millersville Pike
• Steve Murray on the mend
• Lancaster city targets texting drivers
• School districts here face funding challenges
• Woman gives her version of 2004 homicide
• Pa. budget plan draws cheers, jeers
• Blaze tears through Elizabethtown-area home
• School District of Lancaster student injured in bicycle/car collision
• Proposed Susquehanna River water power project is revived
• Four hospitalized after crash
• Hawk Valley housing plan OK'd
• During Human Rights Awareness Week, John Prendergast spoke about the connection between violence against women in the Congo and the metals used in modern electronic devices. Watch his full talk, including an introduction by his friend Dan Porterfield.
• Skid loader stolen in Manheim Township
• Hunters kill more deer
• Elizabethtown man accused in Turkey Hill robbery
• Alleged drunk driver clocked at 100 mph before arrest
• Corbett budget totals $27.3 billion, no new taxes
• How to contact federal and state officials
• UPDATED: City bicyclist seriously injured after being struck by car
• Computers, painting taken in 4 burglaries
• Computers, painting taken in 4 burglaries
• Will you be starting as a new student at PCA&D this fall or are you already a PCA&D student? David Hershey, director of financial aid, wants you to get comfortable with FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). Read his interview on our b
• Computer/IT and Community Education departments seeking instructors at HACC-Lancaster Campus
• Jane Elliott joins Women’s History Month events sponsored by HACC-Lancaster Campus
• Car flips on Route 30
• Car flips on Route 30
• Former Lancaster city officer charged for secretly taping conversation
• Boyd bill targets teacher layoffs
• More rain in forecast
• Abused dog in stable condition after surgery
• Fasnacht Day in Lancaster County
• Police seek Lancaster city woman charged in razor attack
• Lancaster city man charged in Franklin Street shooting
• Members of the F&M community can show their blue-and-white pride by helping the College go "green" during Recylemania
• Ex-county woman faces drug charge
• Graphic design senior reflects on the 24-hour Designathon in his new blog post.
• Homicide trial of 4 men gets underway
• Police log
• Police: Manheim teens texted plans to 'get air' prior to fatal crash
• County students win 39 of 54 awards at National History Day competition
• Woman fights off carjacker at Manor Township eatery
• LA Times columnist and author Meghan Daum will give a reading tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Writers House
• State rates schools here
• State rates schools here
• Scores released to public for 1st time
• Scores released to public for 1st time
• Man stole, sold grandmother's van, police say
• Man stole, sold grandmother's van, police say
• Police: Cars set ablaze after failed theft attempt
• Police: Cars set ablaze after failed theft attempt
• Stevens man killed in one-car crash
• Stevens man killed in one-car crash
• Millersville University to host annual Holocaust conference
• MU to host annual Holocaust conference
• County held captive by prison lawsuits
• Dog survives being tossed from moving truck on Route 30
• Sparks fly between mayor, firefighters
• Car salesman in fatal 'test drive' jailed
• Inmates' claims in 8 lawsuits
• Inmates' claims in 8 lawsuits
• New front in the Whoopie Pie War
• New front in the Whoopie Pie War
• Bumpy ride over tracks
• Bumpy ride over tracks
• County faces more lawsuits involving prison personnel
• County faces more lawsuits involving prison personnel
• Task force: Heroin found in man's car
• Task force: Heroin found in man's car
• Denver man stabbed in the arm
• Denver man stabbed in the arm
• Flooding feared as rain moves in
• Flooding feared as rain moves in
• National History Day: Passion for the past
• National History Day: Passion for the past
• Library catalogs prom fashions
• Library catalogs prom fashions
• Scott Feifer: A good word about the power of writing
• Scott Feifer: A good word about the power of writing
• Playful Max will make a happy home
• Deeds Recorded - March 6, 2011
• Sparks fly between mayor, firefighters
• Strasburg doc to prison
• Dog survives being tossed from moving truck on Route 30
• SLIDESHOW: Lancaster Catholic boys' D3 championship
• County held captive by prison lawsuits
• Car salesman in fatal 'test drive' jailed
• Motorcyclist dies in crash after high-speed chase
• Alumna Kate Greenawalt '08 featured in PCA&D's ad in the spring issue of fig magazine. [Ad courtesy of fig Lancaster.] Have you seen it yet?
• Police: Woman stole $200,000 from employer
• Lancaster man, 62, faces charges for making threats, assault, DUI
• Car salesman charged with homicide by vehicle in fatal December wreck
• Car salesman charged with homicide by vehicle in fatal December wreck
• Lancaster city's new arts manager has ambitious plans
• Lancaster city's new arts manager has ambitious plans
• Lititz post office is on move
• Lititz post office is on move
• Kinzer teen wins regional spelling bee
• Kinzers teen wins regional spelling bee
• Congratulations to the men's basketball team on its 69-56 win over N.C. Wesleyan in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
• Drugs, cash seized in home of Lititz man
• Firefighters battle minor blaze at taxidermy shop
• Firefighters battle minor blaze at taxidermy shop
• Manheim teen charged in Philhaven assault
• Manheim teen charged in Philhaven assault
• Want to know how we're doing in the March Mania Challenge vs. Gettysburg and Dickinson? The first results are in!
• Rep. Boyd introduces bill to ease restrictions on teacher furloughs
• Police log
• Police log
• Rep. Boyd introduces bill to ease restrictions on teacher furloughs
• Police seize $7,600 worth of marijuana from Lititz man's home
• A recent visit by a high-school group from China highlights a growing interest in F&M among Chinese students
• We hope you join us tonight for the opening of an exhibit by One Trick Pony. Read all about it in today's Lancaster, Pa. newspaper.
• 5 arrested in Lancaster on warrants
• 5 arrested in Lancaster on warrants
• HACC-Lancaster Campus students earn state newspaper awards
• DA empanels grand jury to probe cold cases
• DA empanels grand jury to probe cold cases
• Gas prices skyrocketing
• Gas prices skyrocketing
• Tougher boiler emissions standards
• Tougher boiler emissions standards
• Cell phone signals help rescuers find woman
• Cell phone signals help rescuers find woman
• 'Keys for the City' gets set for encore
• 'Keys for the City' gets set for encore
• Lancaster city man paroled in stalking case
• Lancaster city man paroled in stalking case
• Police allege man stole appliances, more from Lancaster Township home
• Police allege man stole appliances, more from Lancaster Township home
• New blog post by PCA&D instructor and alumnus Ted Stoltzfus '05 reflects upon this year's Designathon.
• Three men sought in Lancaster city robbery
• Three men sought in Lancaster city robbery
• City man charged in hit-and-run accident that injured 2
• Man, 33, charged in Manhiem Township vehicle collision
• Gold rush: Record high prices seen on precious metals
• Gold rush: Record high prices seen on precious metals
• HACC’s Lancaster Campus offers ‘Living & Learning’ seminars
• Jury to hear case of woman slain in 2004
• Jury to hear case of woman slain in 2004
• Conditional use approved for new Hempfield school
• Conditional use approved for new Hempfield school
• Martic Township must pay to have its (road)way
• Martic Township must pay to have its (road)way
• Legislator eyes dog law
• Legislator eyes dog law
• Library name causes uproar in Mountville
• Library name causes uproar in Mountville
• Belching bovines a global concern
• Belching bovines a global concern
• Two masked robbers attack teen in Lancaster city
• Small fire at Oregon Dairy barn
• Small fire at Oregon Dairy barn
• Supreme Court: Anti-gay funeral picketers allowed
• Supreme Court: Anti-gay funeral picketers allowed
• T-shirt sales to benefit injured Zap & Co. store owner
• T-shirt sales to benefit injured Zap & Co. store owner
• Police log
• Police log
• Lancaster County Bed and Breakfast Owner Celebrates National Mulled Wine Day
• Sentencing of second EFI defendant delayed 3 months
• Sentencing of second EFI defendant delayed 3 months
• Crime Stoppers offers $1,000 reward for info on ex-Columbia resident
• Crime Stoppers offers $1,000 reward for info on ex-Columbia resident
• City teen injured in attack by masked robbers
• Ode to the Mud Sale, A Lancaster County Tradition
• Lititz man gets 10-23 month sentence for DUI
• David Best '75 discusses his transition from patient care to medical advertising in a clip from last week's Common Hour
• PPL agrees to $6.4 billion purchase of UK electric distributor
• Tickets for the NCAA DIII men's basketball tournament will be available for purchase in Mayser today from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. and 4-7 p.m. F&M plays NC Weslyan on Friday, March 4.
• Car stolen from 400 block of Lafayette Street
• School bus in Elanco hit by BB
• Lancaster city man hospitalized after shooting
• Lancaster city man hospitalized after shooting
• Ephrata Borough manager suddenly departs
• Ephrata Borough manager suddenly departs
• PennDOT, Martic Township at odds over road
• PennDOT, Martic Township at odds over road
• Changes eyed for Lititz Pike bridge
• Changes eyed for Lititz Pike bridge
• Mold in prison a growing woe for Lancaster County
• Mold in prison a growing woe for Lancaster County
• Burglar grateful for sentence
• Burglar grateful for sentence
• Conestoga Valley School District weighs cuts vs. tax increases
• Conestoga Valley School District weighs cuts vs. tax increases
• Pennsylvania Academy of Music chief steps down
• Pennsylvania Academy of Music chief steps down
• Truck driver collapses at the wheel on Route 30
• Truck driver collapses at the wheel on Route 30
• Martic Township man stabbed after Marticville Road altercation
• Martic Township man stabbed after Marticville Road altercation
• Trio of BB gun vandals will stand trial
• Trio of BB gun vandals will stand trial
• Police log
• Police log
• Woman attacked in Lancaster city by group of males, police say
• Woman attacked in Lancaster city by group of males, police say
• Thieves hit lockers in 3 fitness centers
• Thieves hit lockers in 3 fitness centers
• Lancaster police arrest man after car chase through city
• Lancaster police arrest man after car chase through city
• Tractor trailer overturns in Mountville
• Tractor trailer overturns in Mountville
• Classes of 2001-2011: Let the March Mania begin! Get in the game today!
• Library finds cash inside donated book
• Library finds cash inside donated book
• Police seek suspect in Elizabethtown robbery
• Elizabethown convenience store robbed
• HACC's Lancaster Campus hosts 11th annual job fair
• Lancaster Campus Job Fair: answers to FAQs in 30 second videos
• Eastern Lancaster County School District lays off 15 teachers
• Eastern Lancaster County School District lays off 15 teachers
• Woman cut with razor
• Lancaster man faces escape charge
• Two accused of passing phony bills
• New federal regulations add cost to covered bridges
• School bus involved in collision
• Signs of spring fill the senses
• Man berates judge at sex crime sentencing
• Glen Lapp's family visits Afghanistan
• Mount Joy teen admits to three armed robberies
• VIDEO: Schreiber Pediatric Center marks 75th anniversary
• Judge: Braas must continue wearing monitoring device
• Intense bursts of rain, thunder expected today as February leaves with a bang
• Lancaster city man faces gun charges after dispute over laundry
• 3 vehicles stolen in 4 days in Manheim Township
• PCA&D is taking registrations for our spring session of continuing education adult, pre-college and youth classes. Email ce@pcad.edu or call 717-396-7833 xt. 1022.
• Classes of 2001-2011: March Mania starts tomorrow! Start following the challenge on Facebook today!
• Akron man faces child pornography charges
• PCA&D's First Friday exhibit features design work by NJ's One Trick Pony. Article about the exhibit was in yesterday's Lancaster Sunday News (Thank you Steve and Michael!) See article here:
• Gun-toting robber demands money, flees credit union without any
• The Diplomats earned their 3rd straight NCAA Tournament appearance with a victory over Dickinson in the CC Championship
• Crews battle brush fire
• County awaits invasion of quilters
• County awaits invasion of quilters
• Elanco to vote on layoffs
• Elanco to vote on layoffs
• 20 paws, 4 feet, 53 degrees
• 20 paws, 4 feet, 53 degrees
• Counties seek relief from state mandates
• Counties seek relief from state mandates
• Task force arrests 5
• Task force arrests 5
• Cars, from ugly to pretty unforgettable
• Cars, from ugly to pretty inforgettable
• MT execs pleased with new library
• MT execs pleased with new library
• Local contestant is eliminated from History Channel's 'Top Shot'
• Local contestant is eliminated from History Channel's 'Top Shot'
• Flashback Lancaster
• Flashback Lancaster
• Lunch didn't agree with her
• Waltzing through time
• Pushing its button
• Probe into Plum street fire death continues
• New home for burned-out family
• Manheim Twp. GOP backs 5 for school board
• Finding tax forms is no small task
• Hope and Sweet Charity
• Driver injured in crash
• A night with girlfriends
• Rick Hansberry: Screenwriter has an eye on Oscar
• Discover love in Pounce de Leon
• Deeds Recorded - Feb. 27, 2011
• Rallying for the union label
• Bracing for cuts
• The 2011 Designathon is history, and the 16 students and 7 faculty members really showed some great work. PCA&D is proud of each of them for volunteering with this unique community service project. Thanks so much! BTW, more pix are coming. Camera
• SLIDESHOW: The Strasburg Mud Sale
• Holding their horses
• Students and faculty continue their quest to create professional-quality design work for the non-profit clients who are participating in the Designathon. Now just a few hours away from client presentations at 6 p.m. tonight, the students refueled with Mt
• Indoor guard, percussion event at Ephrata canceled
• Pam Barby, PCA&D faculty member, chair of the graphic design department and head honcho of the Designathon, sent us these photos from the first 12 hours of the creative marathon. Hey come on guys, you all look way too awake! We are looking forward
• Live wires trap 3 in SUV
• Lockdown: Phone call leads to weapons sweep at McCaskey East High School
• Home condemned after owner dies leaving behind cats and unsafe conditions
• Pondering the state of the unions
• Panel rules against Pennsylvania Academy of Music in pledge case
• Man gets 4-10 years in 2009 DUI death
• PCA&D's 24-hour Designathon began tonight at 6 p.m. It's 24 hours of creative genius as students, along with their faculty advisers, work to solve the design challenges of six area non-profits. There's going to be gallons of coffee a
• SLIDESHOW: Tragedy strikes Kentucky Amish community
• POLICE LOG
• Lancaster city woman shot in leg
• Police seek man charged with burglary in Ephrata
• Police investigating vehicle fire in Manor Township
• RAW VIDEO: At the scene of McCaskey East lockdown
• Lititz man injured, arrested after 2-car crash
• Thieves hit Manheim Township garage
• 3 McCaskey East students arrested, school locked down
• Man charged with sending obscene photos to Ephrata girl, 15
• The Rodney Mack Philadelphia Big Brass returns to F&M with some of America’s top brass musicians.
• Well it all begins today. The 24-hour creative event, Designathon, starts at 6 p.m. tonight. It's one of the many ways PCA&D gives back to the community. What non-profits are participating? See it on our news page.
• Power restored to 1,417 in Manheim Township
• HACC-Lancaster Campus’s personal enrichment programs offer something for everyone
• Host of charges in Mount Joy dispute
• Deep freeze raises price of tomatoes
• Mann to head Army recruiting
• 4 charged after fracas involving police outside Lancaster city nightclub
• Manheim Township schools' principals on the move
• Lancaster County gets OK for new radio system
• Police: Inmate threatened to kill trooper
• Street will close while 2nd crane takes position
• No jail for sex charges: Ephrata man gets probation
• Lancaster city looks to become 'green and sustainable'
• Group seeks united ag voice
• Police log
• F&M's Office of Admission adopts a new model for campus tours in an effort to better connect with prospective students
• Owen Bradley '12 is the recipient of WPMT TV's "Pay it Forward" feature. Thanks to Corinne Wojciechowski '14 for making the connection! See it on last night's broadcast. Scroll down to the list of videos and click on "
• Today's featured document on the National Archives website bears the words of one of F&M's namesakes, John Marshall: “A Law repugnant to the Constitution is void.”
• Belgian firm agrees to purchase Lancaster Labs for $200 million
• Learn about the connection between your cell phone and conflict in the Congo, tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Roschel
• Lancaste, Chocolate and Wine...Oh My!
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: The Battle of Wisconsin
• Additional child-porn charges for Ephrata man
• Judge forms task force to address sex abuse in Plain community
• Village zoning sought for big project in East Hempfield Township
• Panic, pride after New Zealand earthquake
• Insect-sniffing hound: All is clear at Elizabethtown College
• Gray warns of impact of federal grant cuts
• School District of Lancaster teacher among 13 indicted on drug charges
• The winter issue of Franklin & Marshall Magazine should be hitting the mail soon. Sneak a peak online:
• F&M men's lacrosse kicks off its season today at Tylus Field
• Lancaster Bible College breaks ground on new student center
• Two teachers who romanced students lose credentials
• Police log
• VIDEO: Dog finds no bedbugs in Elizabethtown College dorm
• Driver, brother held after crash in Quarryville injures woman
• Police seek suspects in jeweler robbery attempt
• SLIDESHOW: Protesters clash with riot police in Greece
• Sophomore and Fine Arts major Eric LoFurno has recently won silver and bronze medals in ice carving contests. What a cool guy. See the article in this week's Delaware County News.
• F&M psychology professor Michael Anderson on What your brain is doing when you're not doing anything
• Thefts reported at Manheim Township home, business
• 3 teens arrested for burglary of Manheim business
• No injuries in Penn Twp. fire; home likely a total loss
• 13 indicted on drug charges
• State says Lancaster County girl, 7, died of flu
• Wine bar for Gallery Row in Lancaster city
• Musser's Markets to get wine dispenser
• Fire tears through Penn Township home
• Fire tears through Penn Township home
• Man faces trial for 1999 killing
• Man faces trial for 1999 killing
• Sex offender sentenced, could be paroled in March
• Sex offender sentenced, could be paroled in March
• Maryland man charged with drug offenses
• Maryland man charged with drug offenses
• February reminds us it's still here
• February reminds us it's still here
• Sentencing delayed for EFI chief operating officer
• Sentencing delayed for EFI chief operating officer
• Police log
• Police log
• Lancaster County girl, 7, dies from flu
• This week is Human Rights Awareness Week. View a list of events happening at F&M:
• LCB expected to install wine kiosk in Musser's Markets in Mountville
• VIDEO: Wreck slows traffic on Rt. 283 to a crawl
• VIDEO: Wreck slows traffic on Rt. 283 to a crawl
• Police: County prison inmate threatens to kill state trooper
• Police: County prison inmate threatens to kill state trooper
• SLIDESHOW: Powerful earthquake devastates New Zealand
• VIDEO: Lancaster digs out of latest snowstorm
• Several accidents slow traffic on Rt. 283
• Several accidents slow traffic on Rt. 283
• Teens face burglary charges
• 2 facing burglary charges in theft of video games
• Schools delayed after 3-5 inch snowfall
• Schools delayed after 3-5 inch snowfall
• Due to inclement weather, F&M's business operations will commence at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22. Classes will be held at the discretion of the faculty.
• PCA&D will open at 10 a.m. today, Tuesday, February 22. Use the abbreviated schedule. See PCA&D Web site for schedule details.
• Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology will have a 2 hour delay today Tuesday February 22, 2011. The College will open at 10:00am. All essential personnel should report at their normal times.
• Snow causes crashes here
• Snow causes crashes here
• Lancaster County Prison may bar contact
• Lancaster County Prison may bar contact
• Windfall: Former National Guard site to revert to city
• Windfall: Former National Guard site to revert to city
• Manheim man to be honored with Legion of Merit award
• RRTA aims to purchase hybrid buses
• Workshops' focus is energy efficiency in city homes
• Lancaster County Career & Technology Center administrators agree to freeze salaries
• Local Cooperative Extension office called safe
• Police log
• Construction of the Weis College House Commons is underway. Dedication is slated for May 2011.
• The basketball court in Franklin & Marshall's Mayser Gymnasium now bears Coach Glenn Robinson's name
• Creative networking lands a job for a PCA&D alumnus. What do you think of his post?
• Annual Penn State Dance Marathon weekend nets record $9.56 million
• 2-5 inches of snow expected in county
• Closed for Presidents Day
• Missing city girl found safe at church
• Charitable crowd, great spirits
• Poets get to spread words all over city
• Learning a 2-way street
• Van rolls over in Ephrata crash
• Warmth gone with the wind
• Patience required at Granite Run and Fruitville
• Police: Man struck his grandmother
• Is it a car, a plane It's both
• Big Spring Run focus of research project
• Manheim Twp.'s win is beyond question
• Whoopin' it up
• Running hot and cold
• Renée Morth: Director gives new meaning to community theater
• Hallie's age doesn't cut into play time
• Deeds Recorded - Feb. 20, 2011
• Police seek help to find city girl, 10
• Dems endorse Lehman, Fox
• Questions in man's death
• More need help to put food on table
• A Plain 'Bernie Madoff'
• Falling tree damaging city house
• VIDEO: Tree crashes into city house
• High-wind havoc
• Man arrested for attacking grandma
• $13 shoplifting leads to felony conviction
• Manheim Township School District addresses parent concerns
• Truck plucked from river
• Lancaster County temperatures set record, but cooler days will follow
• Police say man beat bar patrons
• Man gets 6-12 years in prison in drive-by shooting
• Felony sex offender paroled
• Police log
• Join both the women's and men's basketball teams for a "white out" against Dickinson tomorrow. Or watch live at
• Police identify pedestrian fatally struck on Route 222
• Ronnie Thomas ’11 conducts a yearlong research project after establishing a honeybee apiary at Baker Campus.
• Police respond with guns drawn, man's weapon was BB gun
• 2 endorsed for MT board of commissioners
• The Lancaster... Maine Whoopie Debate
• A great preview of F&M's latest theater production, Harlequin: Servant of Two Masters, opening tonight
• Nighttime pedestrian killed on Route 222
• Blaze strikes fiberglass business near Bird-in-Hand
• Commissioner Martin renews pitch for corrections center
• Lancaster County prison guard nabbed
• New elevators a lift for Lancaster city garages
• 4 smart-growth projects earn county awards
• Ephrata teen gets 5-15 years in prison for role in home-invasion robbery
• Chesapeake Bay cleanup will have big impact on us
• VIDEO: Crews battle Upper Leacock Township blaze
• Thanks to all of the students who came out to the Career Fair today! If you have any questions, contact Mrs. Grove in Career Services.
• Police log
• A great combination: samples of local chocolates and F&M student singing groups!
• City man gets 10-year sentence for home invasion, robbery
• City man gets prison term for alcohol-fueled rampage
• Police search for home invasion suspect comes up empty
• Lancaster man charged with numerous burglaries
• Ronks man facing felony drug charges
• Plans are afoot to add a CVS Pharmacy to College Row's retail space along Harrisburg Avenue.
• The Influence of Regional Italy on Italian Cooking Classes in Lancaster
• LIVE CHAT: Brad Rutter, 'Jeopardy!' contestant, Fri., 1 p.m.
• Borders book stores in Lancaster or York to stay open
• PennDOT tools worth $3,447 are missing
• Schools face more financial woes
• Upper Leacock planning officials back quarry request
• School District of Lancaster approves 'guesstimate'
• Heart attack killed trucker who hit house on Route 30
• Former Conestoga Valley volleyball star bares all for SI
• Lancaster County commissioners vow to go bald to fight cancer
• 2nd Democrat joins Lehman on ballot for county commissioner
• Lancaster County commissioners use grant to pay for energy audits
• Police log
• The snow retreats on Hartman Green.
• Copper pipe stolen from two vacant homes
• 50 steel rims stolen from Manheim store
• Missing senior citizen found after 90-minute search
• The Valentine's Day lunch at PCA&D on February 15 was a hit. Photos are by graphic design major Jason Getz '11.
• SLIDESHOW: The 135th Westminster Dog Show
• SDL administrators agree to wage freeze
• City man gets 5-year sentence for molesting 5-year-old girl
• Reimbursements to Poole Forge debated
• F&M is among a group of colleges that sent admission representatives to build relationships with high schools in China
• School District of Lancaster rejects charter school proposal
• 6 Elizabethtown College students charged with illegal alcohol sales
• Hackers rip off Ephrata Borough
• Snow vanishes, as do chairs
• GOP backs Brown for judge
• Manheim Township eyes dog park changes
• Bird attracts concern and curiosity in Lancaster city
• Truck driver dies as rig hits house in Paradise Township
• Lancaster County to spend $23K to remove mold seen at prison
• Parents decry Eastern Lancaster County School District budget cuts
• Two county men charged with making terroristic threats
• Tractor trailer hits roadside home on Route 30
• F&M's women's basketball team will hold its WBCA Pink Zone game Wednesday to raise funds for breast cancer awareness
• Did you know that "Best New Artist" Esperanza Spalding, who won a Grammy award this week, performed at the 2010 Long's Park summer music series? Yup. PCA&D, as a season sponsor, is pleased to have been part of that. We're doing
• Local Westminster Dog Show entrant wins top honors in its breed
• Jeopardy geeks: join us Wednesday for a viewing of the final match featuring IBM's Watson in Stahr Auditorium. Computer science professor Erik Talvitie will give a brief overview of the challenges in creating a computer Jeopardy player prior to the
• Police log
• The Four Aces and Joe Show
• 76ers in familiar situation
• Rutter, computer tied after 'Jeopardy!' round one
• Car sideswiped by Amtrak train, no injuries
• Daniel Frick, director of the writing center, talks about Richard Nixon's background and political career (link to mp3 file)
• 26 cited for speeding on Route 222
• Manor Township man charged in shooting
• Two crashes test family
• Warwick, Lititz to get road
• Warwick, Lititz to get road
• Manheim Township cleans up in Quiz Bowl
• EFI felon wants device off his ankle
• Police seek man who peeped into hotel pool wearing only a hat
• Man gets prison for raping teen
• GOP to throw support behind candidates Tuesday
• Man charged with assaulting officer: in court
• Police log
• Mom of 8 gets prison for theft from her employer
• School District of Lancaster board to vote Tuesday on charter school plan
• A tale of love from Archivist of the U.S. David Ferriero in this clip from last week's Common Hour lecture
• City man faces charges after engaging in standoff with police
• East Petersburg teen accused of assaulting family members, police
• Tonight at 7 and 9:30 in the Roschel Center, F&M’s "V Warriors" present Eve Ensler’s groundbreaking feminist play
• 25 Millersville homes evacuated for gas leak
• 3-alarm fire hits city cafe, residents flee upstairs apartments
• Suspect in hospital after hostage situation in city
• E-town gets dog to track bed bugs
• Online connections
• East Hempfield project wins support
• Columbia man held as member of theft ring
• Crossing creates a Spooky Nook
• Promises renewed
• In the name of excellence
• Confidantes to a commander in chief
• Scouting the world
• Shari Kendall dresses up Lancaster
• He's a Spanky Doodle dandy
• Deeds Recorded - Feb. 13, 2011
• When families make their own 'school choice'
• 'Short sales' avoid foreclosures
• Surprise! Smithgall running for council
• Myerstown seminary names new president
• Five injured in East Cocalico crash
• Plain make illegal N.Y. milk runs
• Poorly dressed Defendant duds not what they used to be
• Local people with ties to Egypt react to news of Mubarak's resignation
• Barcode parking permit program introduced in Lancaster city
• Bridge project to close Route 462 in Mountville
• In wake of Allentown natural gas explosion, concern here
• Woman gets 3-6 years for thefts
• Three car dealers injured in two accidents at Manheim Auto Auction
• More people may be charged in EFI case
• Troopers hailed after deadly Myerstown-area standoff
• Prison intern charged with sexual assault
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• SLIDESHOW: Timeline of Hosni Mubarak's reign in Egypt
• POLICE LOG
• SLIDESHOW: Egyptians celebrate Mubarak's resignation
• Police seek man in home invasion
• Can a film and conversation feed your soul? Join us tonight for Popcorn Theology, 7 p.m. in Adams Auditorium
• Mount Joy man charged in road rage incident
• If you missed last week's Super Bowl Cultural Warm-Up by the F&M Philharmonia, you can now watch it on demand
• Police nab 2 accused in Ephrata home burglary
• ‘From Her Body’ features cyanotype on fiber and bronze sculpture at HACC-Lancaster Campus art show
• Manheim Township School District will furlough 5 teachers
• Worker charged in School District of Lancaster incident
• IU 13 eyes cyber school program
• Theater of the Seventh Sister seeking smaller sponsors
• Organizers pleased with '3 ... 2 ... 1! Lancaster' event
• Large rock thrown through gas station door
• Police log
• Police: Lancaster city man arrested in vehicle break-ins
• Local Verizon iPhone sales get off to slow start
• Making Cheese in Lancaster County and Beyond
• VIDEO: Verizon iPhone hits stores in Lancaster
• Jewelry stolen from two Rapho Township homes
• On the eve of this 800th win, Coach Robinson appeared on ESPN's "First Take"
• A 68-46 win over Gettysburg makes Glenn Robinson the 13th men's basketball coach in NCAA history with 800 victories
• PCA&D adjunct faculty members Allen Clements and Joseph Krzemienski, who are also principals at Postage, created the visual effects for a trailer promoting the film "Choose." See it here.
• Bring in chairs, Lancaster city demands
• Woman jailed for stealing $180,000
• Study: Women need mammograms every year starting at age 40
• Grant for Perdue soybean plant on hold
• Pa. deer hunt lawsuit falters
• Lancaster County helps jump-start medical volunteer group
• Police log
• Pequea teen faces another theft accusation
• Another chance for Christina Aguilera
• Lititz man arrested for carrying handgun into nuclear plant
• Police called to Gusto Lounge on back-to-back nights
• Culiary Tourism on the Rise in Lancaster and Beyond
• Pitts at center of heated abortion debate on Capitol Hill
• Lancaster B&B Innkeeper Enjoys a Great Chinese Meal
• F&M's Ware Institute for Civic Engagement is hosting a blood drive in the Steinman College Center today, noon-6 p.m.
• Local TV news item on Glenn Robinson, "the Joe Paterno of Division III hoops."
• Manheim Township police seek man accused of robbing neighbor
• School District of Lancaster ponders moving pupils
• Hempfield School District staff backs pay freeze
• Drivers beware of potholes in Lancaster city
• Lancaster city weighs parking ordinance amendments
• Perdue eyes 65-acre site in Conoy Township for $50M plant
• SUV spins, flips on icy road
• Lancaster city man guilty of sex assault
• Ephrata council member resigns
• Lampeter-Strasburg School District names Peart superintendent
• Manhiem Central principal says thanks to those who helped after teens were killed in car crash
• Police log
• Victim testifies as sexual assault trial gets underway
• Last week's Common Hour panelists offered profound thoughts on social relations at F&M
• Man facing charges for burglarizing church, business in Ephrata
• York county woman accused of stealing $120,000 from local company
• In February and March, photography students at the Corcoran College of Art + Design (Washington D.C.), Pennsylvania College of Art & Design and University of the Arts (Philadelphia) will share their work in a series of exchange exhibits. Works by P
• Columbia man charged with reckless endangerment
• Eagles' hire of Castillo still puzzling
• Penn State recruiting recap
• Packers ride Rodgers to Super Bowl victory
• DA says: Fix Megan's Law
• DA says: Fix Megan's Law
• 2 charged in rape case
• 2 charged in rape case
• Cold temperatures to return
• Cold temperatures to return
• Neighbors pick up pieces after Zap & Co. blaze forced them from their businesses
• Neighbors pick up pieces after Zap & Co. blaze forced them from their businesses
• Rick Gray, wife, enjoy Super Bowl at White House
• Rick Gray, wife, enjoy Super Bowl at White House
• Crash sends Christiana woman to hospital
• Crash sends Christiana woman to hospital
• Donations boost dental health program
• Donations boost dental health program
• Ephrata water company pays fine
• Ephrata water company pays fine
• 4-year-old dosed with drug; Adamstown man charged
• 4-year-old dosed with drug; Adamstown man charged
• Covered bridge repaired, reopens to traffic
• Covered bridge repaired, reopens to traffic
• F&M men's basketball coach Glenn Robinson is only 1 win away from becoming the 13th in NCAA history with 800 victories
• Police log
• Police log
• Public engagement meeting today at McCaskey East
• Public engagement meeting today at McCaskey East
• From studying in Florence to assisting with surgery, read more about the adventures of F&M's Spring Option class
• Victim in fatal Manheim Twp. crash identified
• Victim in fatal Manheim Township crash identified
• He's hoping to be 'Top Shot'
• Elanco parents troubled by layoffs
• Man leaps to safety during Rapho Twp. fire
• Flu season here heating up
• A firefighter's work
• Police: Phony 'date' leads to charge in Ephrata
• Restaurant and road shut by bomb threat
• Police: Man not kidnapped
• Woman charges there's a hair in her food; is charged as disorderly
• Slipping into Saturday
• Natural ability to stay in black
• Benched, but not for long
• On the hunt for the shed
• Cold comfort
• Hui-Ling Singer welcomes the Year of the Rabbit
• The King awaits
• Deeds Recorded - Feb. 6, 2011
• Super Bowl: The 'Big Tent' game
• On a schedule 'Snow' you're not
• Manor cops lose round
• 1 dead as vehicle goes off Route 30
• Icy precipitation to give way to rain
• L-L boys' swimming championships rescheduled
• Lancaster man allegedly robs and punches woman
• Dozens of car wrecks on county's icy roads
• Saturday likely to be gray; Sunday OK
• Saturday likely to be gray; Sunday OK
• Elizabethtown College professor: Egyptians weary of poverty, oppression
• Elizabethtown College professor: Egyptians weary of poverty, oppression
• Former McCaskey High School teacher disciplined
• Former McCaskey High School teacher disciplined
• Federal courthouse project hits wall
• Federal courthouse project hits wall
• Lancaster city man shot near Stevens College
• Power lines fall in West Hempfield Township
• Power lines fall in West Hempfield Township
• Police charge ex-McCaskey star athlete with ID theft and fraud
• Water advisory ends in East Petersburg
• Police log
• Police log
• Rimsky-Korsakov: would he root for the Steelers or the Packers? Discuss.
• Student Film Festival tonight in Adams Auditorium at 7:30 p.m.
• Man shot on New Green Street
• Monday marks the beginning of F&M's participation in Recyclemania, a 10-week competition among higher ed institutions
• Ex-McCaskey star charged with theft, providing false ID
• Sections of Route 340, Donerville Road closed by wreck, downed wires
• Sections of Route 340, Donerville Road closed by wreck, downed wires
• Man threatens to jump from Marriott roof
• Man threatens to jump from Marriott roof
• Section of Marietta Avenue icy after water main break
• Section of Marietta Avenue icy after water main break
• Begin your First Friday in the Dana Gallery where artist Willi Singleton will discuss traditional Japanese clay-making
• East Petersburg lifts boil-water advisory
• Need help paying for college? HACC-Lancaster Campus can provide answers
• Manheim Township school cuts detailed
• Manheim Township school cuts detailed
• Manheim Township High School to offer International Baccalaureate program
• Post office operations will be scrutinized
• Woman admits 2 robberies
• Central Market renovation job is almost finished
• Amtrak introduces 'quiet car' service on Keystone line
• Lancaster city man charged with selling cocaine
• Chris Williams took part in discovering hundreds of new species of insects in 50-million-year-old Indian amber
• Police log
• An artist talk with photographer Victoria Sambunaris will be held on Monday, February 7 at 10:30 a.m. She'll discuss her work, which simultaneously show the vast expanse of the land and the increasing encroachment of human impact. Read about her re
• Have you been the victim of unwanted charges on your telephone bill
• 3 cited by Liquor Control Board
• Another wintry mix could hit this weekend
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Should states go bankrupt
• How has today's fractured news environment affected the nation's ability to experience events collectively?
• Penn, West Lampeter township crashes reported
• McCaskey East High School mentor program no longer all black
• Two charged in prostitution sweep
• Consultant: Chesapeake Bay cleanup will affect local farmers
• Zoning change clears way for school in East Hempfield Township
• Ice storm piles on winter woes
• How other Lancasters are coping
• Carter drops out of race for coroner
• Report: Lancaster County man stabbed in Wrightsville
• SLIDESHOW: Lancaster County beset by ice storm
• Police log
• Manheim Township approved for International Baccalaureate program
• SLIDESHOW: Images of unrest in Egypt
• Vandals hit Lititz business, cars
• Vehicles, jewelry, electronics stolen in city, suburbs
• Groundhog Day in Lancaster County... It's not all about Punxsutawney Phil
• Octorara Orphie has spoken: 6 more weeks of winter
• SCHOOL CLOSINGS/DELAYS
• 7,000 without power here; schools delayed
• The College's business operations will commence at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 2. Classes will be held at the discretion of the faculty.
• Due to inclement weather, PCA&D will open at 10 a.m. today, Wednesday February 2.
• Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology will have a 2 hour delay Wednesday February 2, 2011. Students, faculty, and staff should report at 10:00am. All essential personnel should report at their regularly scheduled times.
• State police: Man assaults, slugs woman during dispute
• Count finds fewer here homeless
• Lancaster mayor, wife invited to watch Super Bowl at White House
• Ice storm could hit Lancaster County
• Ephrata-area residents target of scams
• Maple trees will honor five Manheim Central teens killed in car crashes
• In the event of inclement weather tomorrow, visit our website, social networks or view any of these other news outlets
• Brown, Diamantoni win second round of GOP straw polls
• Police log
• Driver who nearly struck police officer is charged
• Man jailed 3-23 months for sexual photos of minors
• NY civil rights group asks for rebuke of local NAACP
• Burglars hit Columbia Ave. Radio Shack store
• Man charged for shooting at occupied car
• Another Gourmet in Lancaster County
• County hit by light freezing rain
• SLIDESHOW: Freezing rain covers county
• Vandals with BB guns hit Ephrata cars, businesses
• Armed robber used Craigslist to lure victim
• Due to inclement weather, PCA&D will open at 10 a.m. today, February 1.
• The College's business operations will commence at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 1. Classes will be held at the discretion of the faculty.
• Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology will have a 2 hour delay Tuesday February 1, 2011. Students, faculty, and staff should report at 10:00am. All essential personnel should report at their regular time.
• Employers looking to hire invited to participate in job fair at HACC-Lancaster Campus
• Suspect, 18, jailed on charge of rape
• Effects of Egypt's unrest are felt here
• Man guilty in baseball bat attack
• Driver 'critical' after wreck
• Police log
• Snow, sleet, freezing rain ahead
• Game commission cites hunters involved in accident that injured woman
• Saturday night's shooters were suspects in similar case in 2009
• East Hempfield man jailed 4-11 years for assault
• The 2011 Schedule for Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology Football has been posted. Check it out!
• Martic Township father, son get probation for molesting young girls
• East Petersburg residents urged to boil water
• Akron senior citizen: Beware of 'misleading' tax rebate offer
• Sunday's fatal crash brings further tragedy to Mount Joy family
• Matt Novak, PCA&D instructor in the illustration department and an author/ illustrator of over two dozen children's books, will speak at the YWCA of Carlisle’s "Buck a Book Campaign" kickoff today, January 31. If you're in t
• Eight F&M students provide needs assessments during a journey through Guatemala over winter break.
• Bedroom blaze chases 2 from home
• Are new traffic lights too prone to snow
• 3 suspects arrested in city shooting
• Teen sustains head injury in sledding accident
• A lifelong love of cooking collected in a book
• 'Live decent and not carry on' among her keys to longevity
• McCaskey story goes far, wide
• Manheim Twp. official is tee'd off
• UP TO SPEED
• What local readers have to say about their providers
• Trust established for Steve Murray
• Sunday notebook
• Restaurant emptied by bomb threat
• Lights still under wraps in Manheim
• Rivals accused of spying by e-mail
• Buck up: There's money for students in need
• Consider the flu caught
• Heart Throbs on Kilimajaro
• Matthew Sternberg: A voice for opera in Lancaster
• A walk in the park
• Mr. Fettuccini is one cool cat
• Deeds Recorded - Jan. 30, 2011
• 3 arrested after wounded man dumped on city street
• Where there's a way ... wills
• Attorney, saved from fire and resuscitated, draws up free wills
• Fatal accident investigated in East Donegal
• Elderly couple who shared life die 14 hours and 120 miles apart
• More homes in Lancaster city's trash system
• Tax-service mascot nabbed, jailed here
• Arson suspected in 2nd fire at house in Lancaster Township
• Crane towers over Queen Street construction site
• Lancaster city man faces charges in child sex-abuse case
• Lancaster County Democratic Committee collects blankets for the homeless
• Congratulations to the Franklin & Marshall students on last semester's Dean's and Honors Lists!
• Police log
• Art professor Virginia Maksymowicz discusses a traditionally Southern sculptural type called the bottle tree
• SLIDESHOW: East Coast spends Thursday digging out
• New group launches fight against human trafficking Saturday
• SLIDESHOW: Remembering the Challenger tragedy
• $1,800 worth of copper wire stolen
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Can we afford the empire
• Truck catches fire while driver sleeps
• Snowmobiler dies after wreck
• Caregiver embezzled $100,000 from elderly couple, police say
• East Donegal Township OKs link of improved gas line
• Largest concert to date booked at Lancaster County Convention Center
• Penn Manor senior rings NYSE closing bell
• Woman, 64, pleads guilty in fatal crash
• Manheim Central teacher reinstated after being cleared of sex charges
• Senator Richard G. Lugar, the U.S. Senate’s most senior Republican, will be F&M's Commencement speaker on May 14. bit.ly/i2IPGh
• Police log
• Kudos to all our facilities and operations crew for doing a great job clearing the sidewalks, driveways and parking lots on campus!
• Lori Long '11 and Stephanie Todoroff '11 (pictured here) are helping with the installation of illustrator Ray Troll's exhibit, "Cruisin' the Fossil Freeway," which opens in February at the North Museum of Natural History &am
• Candle blamed for fire in Manheim Township home
• Shoe store hit in gunpoint robbery
• Fire hits East Orange Street apartment building
• Snowmobile hits pedestrian, 2 seriously injured
• Lancaster County hit by 8-14 inches of snow
• City firefighter injured in crash
• Due to last night's inclement weather conditions, the College will be operating on a delayed time schedule on Thursday, Jan. 27. The College's business operations will commence at 10 a.m. Classes will be held at the discretion of the faculty.
• Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology will follow a 2 hour delay today Thursday, January 27, 2011. All students, faculty, and staff should report at 10:00am. Essential employees should report at their normal working hours.
• PCA&D will open at 10 a.m. this morning, Thursday, January 27.
• Two-part storm expected to drop 6-9 inches
• Firefighters recall finding, saving Zap & Co. owner
• Ex-banker gets prison for theft
• Lancaster County vows $5M to preserve farms
• Plans revived for rail line to incinerator
• Storm scrambles schools
• Cause of Zap & Co. fire is still unknown
• Police log
• Administrative offices at Franklin & Marshall will close at 2 p.m. today. Classes held at the discretion of the faculty.
• Police: Vehicle nearly hit officer
• Lancaster County Valentines Package
• The college will close today, Wednesday, January 26 at 5:00 PM. No evening classes will be held.
• Pitts: Freeze falls 'short of what we need'
• Schools dismissing early
• Heaviest snowfall ahead; 6-10 inches expected
• SLIDESHOW: Countians struggle with Wednesday's snow
• In this video clip from last week's Common Hour, Susan Herbst discusses the effects of mass media on politics in America: "You start to replace doing with knowing."
• All classes at PCA&D are cancelled this morning and this afternoon. The building will close at 5 p.m., so there are no continuing ed classes tonight. Watch for updates.
• The website seems to be back online. We'll keep you posted if this changes.
• The TSCT website is down. The issue is with our provider, not the site itself. We are working to have it back online as soon as possible.
• All classes are still being held as scheduled. Please stay tuned to or Facebook for any changes.
• Elizabethtown College fights bedbugs
• Lancaster city lauds man who risked life
• 10 displaced by fire in West Earl Township
• Driver gets jail for hitting bicyclist
• Up to 6 inches of snow in Lancaster County forecast
• Future for abandoned Eden Manor pool murky
• Union act splits Lancaster County commissioners
• Lehman to run again
• Millersville fire forces family out of home
• Corvette will put McCaskey students in learners' seat
• Hempfield School District forum looks at deficit
• Cocalico School District OKs Schoeneck Elementary closure
• Police log
• Police investigating burglary, 6 vehicle thefts
• GOP polls back Brown for judge
• Foundation student Katie Kelley's photos of a recent structure fire in Lancaster have been picked up by the local Fox 43 TV station for use on their online news site. Congrats to Katie. Let her know you saw them.
• Two-alarm fire reported at South Ann Street row home
• Robbers hit apartment on Marietta Ave.
• 3 homes are burglarized in West Hempfield Twp.
• Want to affect positive environmental change? Learn more today in F&M's Steinman College Center from 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
• Congratulations to F&M employees, Mike Horn and Candace Roper, for winning the Squirrel Appreciate Day Haiku Contest run by the Creative Works of Lancaster:
• Water main break closes section of Frederick Street in Millersville
• Multicultural events at HACC-Lancaster Campus in February
• The Lancaster City Council race is on
• Pizza/beer restaurant satisfies Lancaster city zoners
• Pitts to sit with Democrat for State of Union speech
• Hallway fire forces evacuation of Conestoga Township apartments
• Lease OKed for Lancaster Township fire station location
• Trial date set for 5 remaining EFI defendants
• Another snowstorm following bitter cold
• New York man charged with fraud related to local hunting trip
• Friends of Zap & Co. owner begin drive to replenish vintage items
• Pizza deliveryman robbed in city
• James McNally has chased down Donnie Marsh's F&M basketball career record of 1,695 points, a record held since 1979
• SLIDESHOW: Lancastrians battle arctic temperatures
• 3-vehicle crash slows traffic on eastbound Route 283
• Elanco plans to cut 15 teachers
• Copper wire, wallets stolen in Manheim Township thefts
• An album of pix from yesterday's DrawOn! event at PCA&D are now online. Were you there?
• Firefighters rescue 17 F&M students from stalled elevator
• Crowd roots for Murray's recovery
• Weather that's for the birds
• Man flees police, can't flee stun gun
• McCaskey tries new mentoring program
• Tough times, but Farmland Trust survives, thrives
• Flashback Lancaster
• New York's mind-bending numbers
• A LONG, SAD WEEK
• Heating oil speculation leaves many in the cold
• Murray: third-degree burns
• A robber chased by store help
• Miracle workers need a miracle
• Millersville moms may live together in Landis Ave. home
• What's in store for Stehli
• In a stylish state
• Those are the breaks
• Help is a phone call away
• Dr. Veronica Urdaneta tends to our ailing libraries
• For the love of Meadow
• Deeds Recorded - Jan. 23, 2011
• Driver crashes after short chase in city
• Fire destroys barn in Warwick Township
• Manheim teen laid to rest
• Zap & Co. owner has burns on third of his body
• Zap & Co. owner's condition after fire is talk of the town
• Manheim gathers to mourn
• Temps bitter, brutal as icy air arrives
• Manheim Central memorial service (recorded earlier)
• Video footage leads to arrest
• 10 busloads headed to March for Life
• If you like Dr. Seuss a lot, why not give this show a shot?
• POLICE LOG
• We opened our new exhibit today: "Photography After Color." Read about it in today's Lancaster paper. And then you see it for yourself!
• Police search for robber of Manheim Township bank
• Hay bales kill Lancaster County man in upstate NY
• Items worth $11,000 stolen from homes in 2 townships
• Roads slick from 2-inch snow
• All of us at PCA&D extend our best wishes for a speedy recovery from the fire on N. Queen St. last night. Many of our friends are affected -- we are thinking of you.
• On CNBC: Stephen Ehrlich ‘87, Lightspeed Financial founder and CEO, says the retail trader market is very much alive
• Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology will follow a 2 hour delay today Friday January 21, 2011. All students, faculty, and staff should report at 10:00am. Essential employees should report at their normal working hours.
• Fire destroys Lancaster city business
• That's a lot of snowflakes
• Police respond to shooting in Lancaster city
• Manheim Township sets limit on tax hike
• Nothing trashy about plans for landfill
• United Way donations up
• Pitts: No taxpayer money for abortions
• Police: Tavern worker assaulted, stripped
• Judge OKs settlement of EFI fraud suit
• Updated Forecast: 2-4 inches on the way tonight
• Game Commission trying to determine who fired pellet that struck woman
• Police log
• Police investigating separate burglaries in city, Ephrata
• Robbers steal woman's wallet
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: The end of Sarah Palin
• Man facing charges after drugs found in his city apartment
• Fulton Bank office on McGovern Avenue robbed
• Money intended for Make-a-Wish Foundation stolen
• HACC offers guidance through financial aid process at January and February sessions at the Lancaster Campus
• DA: Man possessed 'astronomical amount' of child pornography
• Hempfield school planned
• Plan would give some students vouchers for tuition
• Plans eyed for former nightclub
• Cold will return in chilling fashion
• Huge crane to rise at RRTA construction site
• Hunter's pellet hurts woman
• Man gets 4-8 years for arson
• Man charged with gun offense in Mount Joy
• Indulge your passion for drawing -- and enjoy more than just football on Sunday. Sign up for Draw On!, to be held on January 23. It's open to the public from 1 - 5 p.m. (you can find out more by visiting the news page link below).
• A selection of poetry written by 25 PCA&D students is a delightful antidote to this gray winter day. They're posted on the walls by students' mailboxes. Check them out as you make your way from class to class.
• County to install solar panels at two sites
• Alleged drug dealers steal city man's car
• SLIDESHOW: Gov. Tom Corbett's inauguration ceremony
• Robber hits Ephrata convenience store
• Slick road conditions blamed for numerous crashes
• TSCT Basketball vs. Johnson College tonight at the MAC at 7:00. Come out and support the Bulldogs!
• Locks cut at self-storage units in Manheim Township
• Ephrata apartment building hit by fire
• School District of Lancaster hires firm to streamline operations
• Library System of Lancaster County opens new era with new board
• Lancaster County woman testifies at hearing on health care reform
• New Holland police seeking suspect
• Services set for four Manheim crash victims
• Police log
• Police investigating whether Manheim teens crashed filming video for YouTube
• Welcome back, students! How was winter break?
• Tom Corbett takes his oath to become Pennsylvania's 46th governor
• SLIDESHOW: Manheim mourns
• LIVE VIDEO: Corbett inauguration
• F&M professor Simon Hawkins explains how the word "democracy" had been given a bad name among Tunisian youth
• Rings worth more than $6,000 stolen from city home
• Ephrata man charged with indecent exposure
• All public schools in Lancaster County closed
• Freezing drizzle continues in county
• Thieves cut locks at Lancaster Township storage unit
• Classes will be on a 2 hour delay for Tuesday January 18, 2011. Students should report to their classes at 10:00am. All essential employees should report to work at their regular time
• Due to inclement weather conditions the College will commence business operations at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 18. Classes held at the discretion of the faculty.
• PCA&D will open at 10 a.m. this morning, January 18, due to icy conditions.
• Mourners seek solace at crowded prayer vigil for Manheim Central teens
• Manheim Township schools hear public on budget shortfall
• Families, community remember Manheim Central teens killed in crash
• Freezing rain expected Tuesday
• Cocalico teen selected for Senate Youth Program
• Manheim Central cancels athletic events
• We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• VIDEO: Manheim Central mourns tragic loss of 4 students
• Police log
• Prayer vigil for Manheim accident victims to be held tonight
• That old law about 'an eye for an eye' leaves everybody blind. The time is always right to do the right thing. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Local volunteers honor King with service projects
• Police seek help in identifying bank robber
• Angry driver faces assault charges after fight
• Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Robber hits Chestnut St. Rite Aid
• An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• First Common Hour for spring semester is a timely topic: Susan Herbst will discuss her book Rude Democracy on Thursday
• Kirkwood boy, 15, faces assault, endangerment charges
• Snow, freezing rain expected Tuesday
• All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance and should be undertaken with painstaking excellence. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Keeping up the fight for rights
• 4 Manheim Central students die in wreck
• 'Para' or 'normal': He wants to know
• $5.3M contract to remove soil
• Big cuts likely for MT schools
• Locals earn Farm Show honors
• A gimme: MT commissioners get free rounds at Overlook Golf Course
• Heavy metal: Man arrested for stealing brass by ton
• Watchdog makes phone-charge connection
• Feral cats target of grant money
• Man, 95, first flu death in county
• Farm finale
• Courting a victory
• 'Dr. V.' Bridgeman: Call for social justice
• Weep not for affectionate Mr. Willow
• Deeds Recorded - Jan. 16, 2011
• Driver arrested after chase
• First Amishman charged with homicide in state hangs himself
• Districts' cyberbills growing
• Two-car crash in East Earl Township
• Peach Bottom man arrested for $33,000 metal theft
• Events around county honor King's legacy
• Events around county honor King's legacy
• Lancaster County loses its historian
• Lancaster County loses its historian
• Manheim woman jailed for burglary
• Manheim woman jailed for burglary
• Public rallies around Lancaster library
• Public rallies around Lancaster library
• Two Republicans in running for judge
• Two Republicans in running for judge
• Assault suspect committed to jail
• Heroin charges filed against 2 gang members
• Big blaze guts barn; damage is $1 million
• Minor fire breaks out in Career & Technology Center
• Minor fire breaks out in Career & Technology Center
• VIDEO: Trout a hit at Pa. Farm Show
• VIDEO: Trout a hit at Pa. Farm Show
• Police log
• Police log
• 2 men charged with possession of heroin
• Check out the speakers coming to PCA&D this spring. Each artist talk is an informal gathering with designers, photographers, authors, studio artists or illustrators, and they're free and open to the public.
• 2011 Pennsylvania Farm Show Coverage
• 2011 Pennsylvania Farm Show Coverage
• Crime stopper tip leads to arrest of suspected burglar
• Crimestopper tip leads to arrest of suspected burglar
• No classes Monday in observance of MLK Day. Have a safe weekend and see you back on Tuesday.
• SLIDESHOW: 2011 Pennsylvania Farm Show
• SLIDESHOW: 2011 Pennsylvania Farm Show
• $1 million damage in West Earl barn fire
• "Trio of Elements - Slow Art Making" opens at the Phillips Museum on Tuesday
• Penn Township man charged with assaulting police officer
• Police seek information on 5-year-old murder
• Police seek information on 5-year-old murder
• Burglars hit homes in New Holland, Ephrata
• Burglars hit homes in New Holland, Ephrata
• Lititz Pike bridge plan takes shape
• Sheep will get their day in the Farm Show arena
• Burglaries as residents sleep have Manor Township police on edge
• Ammo explodes in mobile home blaze
• Police log
• Blowing snow creates icy spots on area roads
• City couple caught in stolen car
• Robber hits Sovereign Bank on East King Street
• Woman slaps fire policeman, strikes him with vehicle
• Man injured in wreck at HACC entrance
• ‘Ekstasis’ art show at HACC-Lancaster Campus
• HACC-Lancaster Campus sets Jan. 19 event in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday
• A family fractured by quaking earth: Haitian couple desperate
• Forum participants paint dire picture of school funding crisis
• Twisted & Warped for Ewe competes in sheep-to-shawl event
• Novice Lambs & Ram team wins fleece-to-shawl event
• County OKs fair housing pact with Lancaster Housing Opportunity Partnership
• Harrisburg Area Community College's new leader from Oregon
• Drifting, blowing snow makes for tough driving
• Man clearing snow in Bobcat falls asleep, ends up in wreck
• Remarks of President Barack Obama at a memorial service for the victims of the shooting in Tucson, Ariz.
• Student slashed at Cocalico
• Police seek suspect in Mount Joy robbery
• Police log
• SLIDESHOW: County digs out of snowstorm
• Memorial service set for Maj. Dick Winters
• VIDEO: Check out Lancaster County road conditions
• Alleged truck thief caught in Ephrata
• For those in central PA, WGAL will rebroadcast a tribute to Dick Winters '41 tonight at 7:30 p.m.
• Amelia Rauser, associate professor of art history, on the presence of gender-bending male models in fashion
• Route 30 accident injures one, closes road
• Burglaries in Lancaster Township, Ephrata
• Today is the first day of the spring semester. Welcome back!
• County gets 4-5 inches of snow
• Lancaster County sees first significant snowfall of season
• Lancaster County sees first significant snowfall of season
• Record of success touted by firm seeking School District of Lancaster pact
• Record of success touted by firm seeking School District of Lancaster pact
• Lancaster City Council eyes sewer rate hike, applies for grants
• Lancaster City Council eyes sewer rate hike, applies for grants
• Celebrities at Farm Show
• Celebrities at Farm Show
• Elizabethtown College chooses a chief
• Police ID man struck by vehicle
• Carter in race for coroner post
• GOP endorsement season is nearing
• GOP endorsement season is nearing
• Police arrest 2 in burglary
• Epilepsy incident prompts plea for awareness program in Donegal
• Epilepsy incident prompts plea for awareness program in Donegal
• Gray, other mayors ask for gun limits
• Gray, other mayors ask for gun limits
• Donegal School District faces $1.5M budget gap
• Donegal School District faces $1.5M budget gap
• Lancaster County will spend $4.5M for 3-building site
• Zoning plan riles West Cocalico Township
• Zoning plan riles West Cocalico Township
• Gas service debated in Quarryville
• Gas service debated in Quarryville
• Police Log
• Police Log
• Dr. William A. Carter will seek coroner post
• Pining for the milder temperatures of fall? Visit our iTunes U site for audio and video downloads from F&M's slate of fall semester speakers.
• PCA&D's January open house is this Saturday from 11 am - 2:30 pm. There's still time to register and the weather forecast is looking great! Follow our link to register online or call us at 1-800-689-0379 xt. 1001 with questions.
• County buying East Hempfield property for offices
• Bon-Ton hit twice by thieves
• Thieves hit Park City on back-to-back days
• Man jailed 5-10 years for pointing gun at store security officer
• Man jailed 5-10 years for pointing gun at store security officer
• 'Modest' storm coming; 2-5 inches expected
• 'Modest' storm coming; 2-5 inches expected
• E-town College appoints new president
• Burglars hit Manheim Township nail salon
• Burglers hit Manheim Township nail salon
• 71-year-old man struck on Manheim Township road
• 2 charged with burglary after crashing stolen car
• 2 hurt in home-invasion attack in East Hempfield Township
• Manheim Township vows thrift
• Hurry up and wait on some Lancaster County roads
• Hans Herr fourth-grader does well in hog show
• Local man found dead in State College apartment
• Woman describes beating as trial starts
• Remembering Dick Winters
• 3 arrested following drug-dealing probe
• Charter school hearing set for Tuesday night
• Winter weather advisory issued
• VIDEO: Railroad Museum is restoring 'Lindbergh Engine'
• LIVE VIDEO: 2011 Pennsylvania Farm Show
• SLIDESHOW: Richard Dick Winters, leader of 'Band of Brothers'
• Arson suspected in $35,000 fire
• Gov. Rendell orders flags lowered in honor of victims of Arizona shootings
• 'Band of Brothers' commander dies
• F&M honorary degree recipient Dick Winters '41, of 'Band of Brothers' fame, has died
• Open for bees-ness
• Penn Twp. is first here to go solar
• MT fire tax gets good grades
• Another storm on the way
• Keeping homeless in their hometowns
• Miller to chair E. Hempfield board
• Denver woman hurt in 1-car crash
• Back to school
• POLICE LOG
• Ridin' high
• Pitts describes first days of new Congress
• Neighbors worry about safety at Hershey and Union
• Community-minded Tony Robalik works toward stability
• Take Timothy under your wing
• Deeds Recorded - Jan. 9, 2011
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, 6 killed in rampage
• Stimulus, not hard times, ending
• GOP duo stands on its record
• Record number losing homes
• Snow coats Lancaster County; colder temperatures on the way
• Elizabethtown woman killed in Lebanon County crash
• Boy, 13, kicked in head by horse
• Program aims to decrease number of tractor-rollover deaths
• 'Green' training at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology
• Police log
• One-car crash closes Rt. 23
• SLIDESHOW: Light snow creates beautiful patterns
• Jury convicts New Holland man in home invasion trial
• G. Terry Madonna says of PA Gov. Rendell, “He certainly does not want to practice law or do rainmaking at a law firm.”
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Aflockalypse now
• 1-inch snow coats area, delays schools
• Fundraiser tonight for library in Rwanda
• Computers, cameras, wallet stolen in burglaries
• LCB cites 7 Lancaster County establishments
• Snow delays opening of Lancaster County schools
• Electronics stolen from Kinzer Fire Company
• The PSU 'mess'
• Eagles vs. Packers, NFL playoff predictions
• Lancaster Employment & Training Agency may be out of work
• Police: Lancaster city deli victim of armed robbery
• Teacher disciplined for viewing sexual material
• E-recycling law takes effect soon
• New Holland man jailed in sexual assault
• Home-invasion case goes to jury
• Some snow expected Friday
• Salvation Army gives away 200 coats
• 2 EFI fraud leaders to settle SEC lawsuit
• Rendell announces Growing Greener grants for three Lancaster County organizations
• Police Log
• Police seek help in identifying Denver burglary suspect
• Football a theme of Pa. Farm Show butter sculpture
• 2 fires hit same city block
• Jessica Fink ’12 writes that she learned to be her own best companion during her study abroad in Valencia, Spain.
• Burglary suspect arrested in Manheim
• Teachers' salaries rise here even as schools face deficits
• 3 Strasburg siblings are hoping for the best at the Pa. Farm Show
• Move to LED bulbs at intersections expected to save big bucks
• Man robs downtown Lancaster bank
• Lebanon man sentenced in Alaska hunt investigation
• 3rd guilty plea in EFI fraud case
• Victim testifies in home invasion trial
• Pitts sworn in; focuses on jobs
• We are part of The Lancast's "Favorite Moments of 2010." Both shows produced at PCA&D made the top ten list: the Mosaic Project and the Designathon. So cool! Check it out.
• Police log
• Slumbering suspect found in stolen vehicle
• Burglars hit 2 auto repair shops
• State launches tractor safety initiative
• Vandals charged after causing over $40,000 in damage
• PCA&D's January open house is a little over a week away. Take advantage of this opportunity to tour the college and have your portfolio reviewed. Register online or call 1-800-689-0379.
• Jewelry reported stolen from Nottingham home
• Lancaster city eyes windfall grant
• Penn Manor prepares for 'deep cuts' in budget
• Elizabethtown officers honored for breaking arson, mischief case
• Freezing forecast
• Two people victimized by online scammers
• DNA key in home-invasion trial
• Bridges to replace two rail crossings
• Local senators win key chairmanships
• Mount Joy asks PLCB for authority to police sound coming from liquor serving businesses
• Police Log
• VIDEO: Cupola installed on roof of F&M's new dorm
• Assistant Professor of Government Stephanie McNulty writes on the trend toward diverse, inclusive government elsewhere
• Ryan Aument prepares to take oath of office in state House
• Red Rose Transit bus, pickup collide
• Police seek robbery suspect
• Fire drives West Donegal Township family from its home
• Ex-fire official admits falsity
• Lancaster city, firefighters union, reach accord
• F&M alumni: Delaware Regional Chapter invites you to a celebration of the New Year at the Brandywine River Museum
• Pa. legislators must face $4B deficit
• Solar project launched in Ephrata
• Clay Township man faces child porn charges
• Politically Uncorrected column by G. Terry Madonna & Michael L. Young - THE KEYSTONE STATE: WITHER WE GO IN 2011
• Masonic Village's $4.5 million solar-energy system to begin operating in Feb.
• Woman's backpack stolen during cemetery visit
• Man faces numerous charges after domestic incident on Christmas Day
• F&M men's basketball team will play for their 24th tournament title tonight
• Two Lancaster men held in New York on gun charges
• 2 charged with damaging vehicles in Millersville
• Six hurt in Route 30 crash
• Slam-dunk of a Sunday
• $25M bridge project to hit the road
• SDL seeks help as it plans for future
• In service of those who served
• Dover man dies in crash on Route 30
• The Top 10 local newsmakers of 2010
• A home for the holidays
• Out with the 'kraut
• Cold rush
• 'Dreams of Peace'
• Step-by-step approach to better health
• Hello, 2011!
• Oh, baby! She's the first of the new year
• Want Nina Moragne's attention Persevere
• Gentle Jenny could use some TLC
• Deeds Recorded - Jan. 2, 2011
• Child dies in farm tragedy
• Bridging a digital divide
• His farm is under a big roof
• In a renovated Farm Show, a parade from past
• One dead, one injured in Paradise crash
• Closed for New Year's Day
• Four charged in vandalism spree
• Police release name of man killed in East Hempfield Township wreck
• Charged attorneys released after bail hearing in embezzlement case
• Pay cut for Pennsylvania Academy of Music lawyer
• Blue Rock Fire Rescue will mark its first day Jan. 1
• 3 postal carriers retire after combined 111 years of service
• Longtime district judge reflects on his career
• POLICE LOG
• Top 10 local web stories of the year
• Fire causes $75,000 damage at E. Hempfield home
• 2010 a bad year for motorcyclists in Lancaster County
• Kwanzaa unites community
• New Year's Day dinner is cooking around Lancaster County
• Spark from faulty outlet ignites fire in city home
• Price for Lancaster County Career & Technology Center upgrade is $26M
• Bulls bolt in New Holland Borough
• Inmate waives 'hit' hearing
• More bras stolen from Victoria's Secret
• Robbers get cash from West Earl Twp. home
• Police: Holtwood man stole DVDs worth $2,113
• Building supplies stolen from Rapho construction site
• Md. man charged with 3 Lancaster store robberies
• Report: Vehicle, buggy collide in Strasburg
• Homicide numbers in Lancaster County see big drop in 2010
• Ephrata man faces animal cruelty charge
• Katie True: 'I leave with no regrets'
• Columbia Borough Council overrides budget veto
• Employee charged with making bomb threat at Donnelley
• Police seek SUV in hit-and-run
• Police log
• 1 killed, 3 injured in Route 283 crash
• Creighton to chair Local Government Committee
• 21-year-old Maytown woman killed in car wreck
• Marine killed in war laid to rest
• Pedestrian struck on Broad Street in Lititz
• Firefighters return to scene of East Hempfield Township house blaze
• Police: Man took 350 pounds of scrap metal
• Honors for 88 county schools
• Local poet's work to be engraved in Penn Square path
• Lancaster County settles with contractor
• Leacock Township crash takes a second life
• County OKs grant to convert Ephrata motel to housing for homeless
• Don't forget, if you make a donation to the Thaddeus Stevens College Foundation before December 31, 2010, you earn a tax deduction for 2010!
• Man charged with theft of home theater system from Boscov's
• Landisville woman again facing retail theft charges
• Lancaster city man charged with assault
• Freight train derailment disrupts Amtrak service west of Harrisburg
• Police nab drug suspect
• Fire tears through East Hempfield Township home
• Ill. ministry denies duping local family
• Hundreds comfort family of Marine
• POLICE LOG
• Judge rejects Alec Kreider appeal of life sentence
• Burglars get cash, jewelry in Manheim Township
• Christmas morning car fire investigated as arson
• Strong winds knock down utility wires
• Car left for service stolen from lot
• Homeowner injured in Rothsville barn fire
• Bundled up, many return their bundles
• County spared brunt
• Great communicators
• Firefighters battle stubborn tire fire
• Holidays special for events organizer
• WINTER SNOW WARNING: 5-10 inches likely for Lancaster County
• Wife jailed; made false claim PFA was violated
• For some, Christmas no holiday from work
• Paring 'guest' list
• Other cities cut prison populations to save money
• Two teen girls hurt in crash
• Kandahar Christmas
• Home for holidays
• Destined for demolition
• In service to others
• Coordinating public health, safety
• Benjamin Clark: A star in his own right
• Sandy wants your focused attention
• Deeds Recorded - Dec. 26, 2010
• Christmas not white, but snow in the air today
• WINTER STORM WATCH: Snow on Sunday and Monday
• Two county men accused of kidnapping and assault
• Two Manheim teens injured in high-speed wreck
• Fire destroys vehicle in city
• Fire strikes East Hempfield Township home
• The holiday is in the cards for these students
• Snow, yes, or maybe no, it all depends
• Last-minute trees
• Hundreds line up for free Christmas dinner
• Lancaster County residents recall Christmases past
• Police log
• Three arrested in Stone Mill Station burglaries
• Last-minute shoppers head to the stores
• Prosecutors seek delay in EFI fraud trial
• Back 2 Basics provides new toys for needy kids
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Cultural smokescreens
• Snowstorm looks like a no-show
• Quarryville man faces 17 rape charges
• Police log
• Police pinch couple for shoplifting at Park City
• Flags flown at half-staff to honor fallen Marine
• Anonymous tip leads to arrest of alleged bank robber
• Judge allows PAM more time to reorganize, OKs further endowment spending
• Click on each image to view the names of students who created them.
• $15,000 damage in College Row apartment fire
• Here's a flashback for the Franklin & Marshall College Class of 2001
• Police say speeding motorist hit cruiser
• Snowstorm's timing is off for a white Christmas
• Special-needs family suspects holiday fraud
• Marine's services set
• First Response Team of America seeks to relocate here
• Ten displaced by fire in Mount Joy
• Anonymous donor to the Salvation Army campaigns for generosity
• Mount Joy teacher sentenced for indecent assaults
• Pitts to give weekly GOP radio speech Christmas Eve
• Giant turbine catches the wind, starts making power
• Manheim Township man charged with molesting 6-year-old girl
• Police log
• Police charge driver of SUV in river with DUI
• County commissioners approve budget with no property tax increase
• Man stabs city woman twice with butter knife
• Police: Man left young children alone in car
• Duke Street bar/restaurant hit by fire
• Prof. Dan Ardia and 4 students conducted research on birds at the Millport Conservancy
• Woods fire extinguished in Drumore Township
• Holiday snow still in doubt
• Police search for East Hempfield Township bank robber
• Fire destroys West Earl Township machine shop
• Strasburg doctor admits sex assaults
• SUV, oil truck collide head-on
• Jeweler offers to match donations to Lancaster Public Library, up to $25,000
• Members named to new library board
• SLIDESHOW: Marine killed in Afghanistan returns home
• Salvation Army Kettles could use more coins
• Lancaster County Commissioners to hand out contracts Wednesday
• Pa. offers advice for improving Martic Township odor situation
• Total lunar eclipse seen here on solstice
• 2 local doctors lose malpractice cases
• POLICE LOG
• SLIDESHOW: Horse rescued from manure pit
• SLIDESHOW: Garage burns in Colerain Township
• SLIDESHOW: Garage burns in Colerain Township
• F&M students partnered with Operation Warm and Church World Services to provide coats to local residents in need
• Two Lancaster County lawyers face felony charges
• Two Lancaster County lawyers face felony charges
• Local Marine killed
• Police respond to possible carjacking
• Police respond to possible carjacking
• Charities ready for Christmas dinners
• Charities ready for Christmas dinners
• Fire destroys garage in Colerain Township
• Fire destroys garage in Colerain Township
• Knifepoint robberies reported at several convenience stores
• Knifepoint robberies reported at several convenience stores
• Christmas cards make for a busy day at postal plant
• Christmas cards make for a busy day at postal plant
• Lancaster Regional buys three family practice offices in Columbia
• Lancaster Regional buys three family practice offices in Columbia
• Paralyzed man gets wheelchair ramp as early Christmas gift
• Friends, co-workers build ramp for man paralyzed in accident
• Local Marine killed in Afghanistan
• January Open House at PCA&D is just around the corner. This is a great way to tour the college, submit your application, complete your portfolio review, discuss financial aid and get to meet faculty and current students. Register online or call us at
• Man jailed on gun charge
• Man jailed on gun charge
• Please consider the F&M Fund as you are making charitable gifts this holiday season!
• Tools, jewelry stolen in southern end burglaries
• 474 awarded MU degrees
• Painting of snowman recalls Hannah Garman
• Name tags needed
• Storybook mothers: one exclusive club
• Flashback Lancaster
• 2-alarm fire severely damages former Wagon Wheel eatery
• Heavy metal
• Out in county, diversity rare
• Football town throws a block at halfway house for inmates
• Philadelphia facility similar to proposal for Manheim
• Trouble in Hazleton
• Minsec faces zoning hoops
• What is a community corrections center
• The workings of eminent domain
• EPA begins inspecting county farms
• Still burned out
• Trash piles up by Lancaster Twp. development
• Poverty rises in county
• MT hotel shed burns
• LCDS soap project funds good causes
• Infamous and generous
• Tom Fasnacht is the 'turkey giveaway guy'
• The Chase is worth the prize
• Garden Gate Diner destroyed
• Deeds Recorded - Dec. 19, 2010
• Gun held to head of driver
• One teen dead, two injured in Leacock Township crash
• Two suspects flee shooting in Lancaster city
• School District of Lancaster will weigh bid for Phoenix, Buehrle sites
• Lancaster Bible College grads are urged to serve
• Four Lancaster County detectives retire
• Police log
• 2 UFO sightings over Spring Valley Road reported
• New Holland teen cited for going 158.1 mph
• 2 district judges to retire before year's end
• Lancaster Bible College graduation today
• Chestnut St. Turkey Hill robbed
• Future pediatrician stays busy at Mennonite High
• Manheim Twp. school officials agree to salary freeze
• NEWSMAKER: Santa Jr. keeps joy of Christmas alive and well
• Education in Cambodia dovetails with Jessica Fuhrman's '12 strong interest in advancing women’s rights around the world
• Water main break on Nevin Street in Lancaster
• Slick road leads to three-vehicle collision
• Burglary ring suspects charged
• LancasterHistory to run Stevens site
• Franklin & Marshall College officials yank frat house plan
• Franklin & Marshall has a new student improv group
• Worker dies in Holtwood power plant accident
• Victim of fatal fire lost another property to arson last year
• Police log
• Firm in charge of controversial Manheim project seeks 1-month extension for application
• Ephrata man accused in hitman case has hearing today
• City man arrested in connection with Reading drug ring
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Don't blame the banks!
• MU police force names new chief
• Alleged rapist charged in attack on Columbia woman
• Man charged with 10 counts of forgery
• Lancaster city police seek help after pub disturbance
• Cold, dry weather likely to linger past Christmas
• Cheswicke developer unveils new plan in East Hempfield Township
• RRTA work runs late
• Lancaster County Sheriff Bergman stepping down
• The Night Before Christmas at the Harvest Moon Bed & Breakfast
• Man in 'serious' condition after fatal Penn Township wreck
• Account established for family of toddler killed by truck
• 'Our Economic Future:' Read the suspended report
• Police log
• Power tools stolen in Lancaster Township
• $6,295 worth of jewelry stolen from city home
• Pedestrian struck by car in Lititz
• 3 Lancaster residents face false imprisonment charges
• WGAL could lose spot in DirecTV lineup
• Owner offers to sell controversial property to Manheim borough
• Three injured in two-car crash in Ephrata
• ACLU drops Pledge case
• Hempfield school execs eye pay freeze
• Lancaster city OKs budget
• Pitts praises court ruling against new health care law
• Cheswicke center plan is revised
• Manheim may take former Raymark site by eminent domain
• Manheim Central superintendent opposes corrections facility proposal
• Manor Township OKs budget with no tax hike
• Manor fire merger alarms chief of Mountville fire crew
• Lancaster city raises hourly rate for parking meters
• Lancaster County wants plan for library system
• More security cameras for Conestoga Valley
• West Cocalico Township plans 8% tax hike
• Lancaster City Council likely to approve new budget tonight
• Joerg M. Colberg will wrap up PCA&D's fall series of free artists talks on Thursday, December 16 at 11 a.m. American Photo magazine named Colberg one of the "Photography Innovators of 2006." Check out our new exhibit, "Increment
• For thieves, Victoria's Secret a popular target
• Ephrata man faces child pornography charges
• 4 local judicial candidates seek Republican endorsement
• Man exposes himself to jogger in Lititz
• Man attacked, robbed on Pearl Street
• F&M alumni: remember Flapjack Fest?
• Former Jeopardy! champs Rutter and Jennings to battle computer
• PCA&D alumnus Jamie Jones '05 is featured in fig holiday 2010. Have you seen the ad yet? (Ad courtesy of figLancaster.)
• Police adjust charges against Ephrata brothers
• Mount Joy man killed in crash in Penn Township
• Cold, windy weather plans to overstay its welcome
• Manheim Township board OKs .33 mill tax increase
• Rapho Township man homeless after fire
• Library official: Cuts may threaten Pa. aid
• Lancaster Amtrak station costs soar
• Computer, purse taken in thefts Saturday
• Toddler killed in traffic accident identified
• PennDOT reopens Monterey Road Bridge
• 'Gasland' available for local groups
• Police log
• Suspected killer decides on trial
• MU website crashes at start of finals week
• Suspect in Orange St. murder withdraws guilty plea
• Man assaulted, robbed on West Walnut Street
• 4 players scored in double figures as F&M defeated Haverford 78-65 in Centennial Conf. men's basketball action Sat.
• Fire hits office in East Hempfield
• Man sought in road rage incident
• Holiday Hummers
• Walk-in clinics boom here
• A dozen clinics will be operating here next year
• MT set to OK first tax hike in 2 decades
• Keller's Covered Bridge reopening this week
• Crop Walk total to hit $115,000
• Food for Friends to serve 230 here
• 'Spreading joy, spreading love'
• Tough market
• City defends its 50% cut in library funding
• Businesses line up to reassess properties
• POLICE LOG
• York couple wanted in dismemberment killing arrested
• Car in crash makes a home visit
• Back to class
• Look, it's Santa in the window
• Crafting a tradition
• Who's that driver, so lively and quick
• St. Nick at Wheatland
• Delymar Bello: The book on a Freedom Reader
• Extend paw to this Dolly
• Deeds Recorded - Dec. 12, 2010
• Toddler run over and killed by oil truck
• Charities here get boost from a winner
• A hundred reasons to embrace '7 Habits'
• Snow dashes into county
• Curtain to fall on Freedom Chapel
• Bar rates 4 judge candidates
• Motorists sliding, crashing on icy roads
• POLICE LOG
• Wreck, ice briefly close westbound Route 30
• Truck driver punched in face in road rage incident
• Guard at grocery store injured by suspect's car
• 10 Franklin & Marshall students are gearing up for an 'alternative' winter break of public health service in Guatemala
• Boy, 14, charged with slashing two with knife
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk - Lancaster
• Storm heading this way
• Decline in giving hurts nonprofits
• Lancaster General Health touts plans for new cancer center
• Lancaster city to seek financing for parking garage
• Blaze levels garage in Providence Township
• Girl, 16, in serious condition after Providence wreck
• New equipment gives Eden Fire Company more control over traffic signals
• Police log
• Another Equipment Finance Inc. worker pleads guilty in fraud
• School District of Lancaster looking at budget gaps
• Six F&M students spend the semester identifying and researching strategic issues for Lancaster General Health
• Man sought in theft of electronic car key
• School van in collision in Ephrata
• Fire tears through Lancaster city dwelling
• Former CEO of Sterling subsidiary admits fraud
• Indictment details alleged scheme at Equipment Finance Inc.
• Lucky Lititz cat survives trap
• Library strikes back at Lancaster city cuts
• Two hurt in Providence Township wreck
• Ice creates hazard on Harrisburg Pike
• First tax hike in 25 years in West Hempfield Township
• School District of Lancaster elects new board officers
• Ring stolen from Rapho Township home
• POLICE LOG
• Taxi driver in crash that killed five motorcyclists waives hearing
• Read why our busy students volunteered with the Mosaic Project this semester.
• City man charged with assaulting Manheim Township policeman
• Suburb-city fire spat
• Lititz man jailed 4-17 years for sex assault, pornography
• Four-alarm fire strikes city rowhome
• David Faich '12, F&M's Sustainability House manager, said he and his housemates green shower to save water and money
• Man faces charges after allegedly turning on gas in ex-girlfriend's home
• SLIDESHOW: Blaze ravages N. Plum St. home
• Vandals hit northeast section of county
• 24-hour firefighter schedule debated
• TMI watchdogs
• Devout Hispanic Catholics get new church
• London comes to Lancaster
• Flashback Lancaster
• Voices
• Vandals strike in New Holland area
• HANDS IN THE COOKIE JAR
• MU conducts quality-of-life poll here and finds ... We're strangely happy
• Food fights in schools
• Pet pleasers
• Closing the book on a reader's refuge
• Do you know that soldier
• Gifts of gratitude
• All aboard for Paradise
• Let's head for the movies with Penn Ketchum
• Polly Pocket thrives around other cats
• Police: Mom left twins, 3, in motel room
• Eyes on the winter skies
• A look around the Lancaster Pet Expo
• POLICE LOG
• Deeds Recorded - Dec. 5, 2010
• Wrong man, but police still got him
• The tactile and earthy quality of materials used by Johnson and Klein complement the mystery of Goldberg's painterly work. Come see "Increment," opening tonight from 5 - 9 p.m. during First Friday. The gallery is welcoming and warm insid
• POLICE LOG
• Car flips onto its roof on Oregon Pike
• AMBUCS give 'tryke' to local student
• Library System administrator resigns
• Man charged with firearms violations after gunshot, chase
• City man charged with indecent assault
• Active Voice, the newsletter for F&M's Writing Center, features a pen review and tips for writing under stress
• Man hurt in Ephrata Township fall
• Lancaster County: Forced to give 2.75% pay hikes
• Ephrata police costs debated
• TV show plans to spotlight nurse who disappeared
• Storage shed reduced to debris by fire
• Elizabethtown man charged with indecent assault
• Police log
• 2 convicted for roles in drive-by shooting
• Come to the First Friday opening (Dec. 3) of "Untitled 14," an exhibit of new works by PCA&D fine arts majors at the Lancaster General College of Nursing & Health Sciences, 410 N. Lime St. Artists reception is from 5 - 7. PCA&D st
• A Wall Street Journal article quoting Jeffrey Lacker Ph.D. ’77, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond President, from Tuesday's F&M Metro NY Regional Alumni Chapter event at the Waldorf Astoria.
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Slashing the middle class
• Television, 600 video games stolen from city home
• Manheim Township Police seek national accreditation
• Neighbor tosses television onto sleeping man
• PCA&D will be at the Baltimore National Portfolio Day this Sunday, December 5th from 1 - 5 pm. Download our portfolio requirements to help you prepare and visit for more information about the event.
• 3 face charges for thefts, shooting at windows
• No tax increase in East Hempfield Township budget
• Police costs alarm Ephrata Township
• Pension reform bill just a start
• Brightening the intersection of King and Church streets
• Cold front, clipper could bring snow
• Volunteer fire companies share $94K in federal aid
• F&M faculty, administrators and students speak about being first-generation college students
• Police log
• Liquor Control bureau cites 2 establishments
• Burglars hit Graystone Road flea market
• Worlds in movement unfold in a terrific lineup of dances for the Fall Dance Concert Dec. 3-5 in F&M's Roschel Center
• Razor blades entice thieves
• Lancaster County budget: No hike in taxes but painful cuts to staff
• Christmas treats for the troops
• New rules planned for park properties
• Work to slow traffic on Route 230
• Man, 25, admits murder, gets life
• Corbett transition team is set
• Flu season already upon us
• Lancaster County likely to preserve six farms Wednesday
• Lancaster County parks fees to increase in 2011
• Hempfield School District to limit hiring
• Elizabethtown traffic plans questioned
• Manheim Central votes to dissolve MCRec
• Pequea Valley expands student use of laptops
• Seven puppies find new homes
• Smoke forces evacuation of Millersville University's Ganser Library
• The BCS is just a mess
• Delving into the JoePa dilemma
• See the new blog post about PCA&D students getting up-close and personal with deer and bears.
• Electronics stolen in 2 city burglaries
• Millersville man, 21, charged with stalking
• Is First Friday at PCA&D on your calendar this week? Come for a free artist talk by Glenn Goldberg, one of the artists of our new exhibit, "Increment." His talk begins at 10 a.m. on Dec. 3rd. See the article in this past Sunday's pape
• Log splitter stolen in Fulton Township
• Emergency crews respond to Salisbury Township wreck
• Weis worker says his thoughts turned to family after he was shot
• Local legislators to return or donate 2011 raises
• Md. man OK after falling asleep at the wheel
• Teens: We had sex with teacher
• Found: 7 puppies; owners needed
• WITF-FM is changing frequency in Lancaster area
• Within the walls of the Lancaster Quilt & Textile Museum, 6 F&M students are planning an exhibit on fashion as art
• Police log
• A Lancaster Christmas... Quick guide for Events, Markets, Shows and Lights
• Expert in hospice care will speak here Tuesday
• Alpaca hit by arrows in Caernarvon Township
• Krista Casler, assistant psychology professor, says that it's not surprising that youngsters get "spooked" by Santa
• Car, tractor trailer collide in Ephrata
• Cold, wet, more cold, then ...
• Manor Township won't prohibit brake retarders
• Little Britain budget keeps tax rate same
• No tax increase planned in Quarryville
• West Lampeter grapples with tough budget choices
• SDL school at a crossroads
• Schreiber Center collecting for 'Operation Christmas'
• Police: Couple hid 5 children from society
• 4 teens rescued from eastern cave near Kutztown
• Franklin & Marshall College staff pay eclipses some local presidents
• Garden Spot Village station reopens to train enthusiasts of all ages
• Demand for work-study jobs on rise
• Going to bat for Leisa Haga
• Santa Claus: Still putting smiles on faces, young and old
• Diamond is a true gem
• Deeds Recoded - Nov. 28, 2010
• Rendell vetoes deadly force bill
• What college chiefs make
• A last call for state stores
• Local researcher brings together five centuries of Anabaptist history in one book
• Family escapes Bainbridge house fire
• Vandals plague county
• Citation withdrawn against Manheim Township attorney
• Citation withdrawn against Manheim Twp. attorney
• Firefighters battle Bainbridge house fire
• Police nab bank robber with help of witnesses
• Man rams house with car
• Police nab suspect in bank robbery after 6-mile chase
• Police log
• Police log
• Ephrata auto repair shop burglarized
• Ephrata auto repair shop burglarized
• Car windows smashed in Akron
• Mount Joy man faces numerous charges in assault of woman
• Blaze forces 10 from home on Thanksgiving Day
• Food & fellowship
• A look at salaries in city budget
• Controlled burn set at gamelands
• New Manheim Township library touts great first year
• Cookie sale will combat world hunger
• Tough lesson for substitute
• Closed today
• Taste of winter for turkey day
• Fund set up to aid victim of Weis shooting
• Safe Passage aids students crossing Reservoir Park
• How to cook your Lancaster County Turkey... part 1
• Lancaster County taxes will not increase
• Police log
• To all of our students, faculty, staff, alumni and all others...have a safe and wonderful Thanksgiving!
• Police seize suspected shooter's car
• Leola man charged in theft of electrical wire
• Pictures from our annual Thanksgiving Feast. Students, faculty, staff and board members get a chance to spend time together and share in a delicious menu of traditional holiday fare.
• What does swearing say about human nature? Check out last week's fascinating Common Hour lecture by Harvard professor and 2010 Mueller Fellow Steven Pinker
• Car reported stolen in Ephrata
• Woman tries to shoo cow off road, is attacked
• Former Lancaster County Prison inmates share $74,000 from lawsuit
• Messy weather on the way
• Lancaster city eyes balanced budget
• YMCA feeding families
• Lancaster County Christmas Cookies
• Reward offered in supermarket shooting
• Octorara coaches propose effort to promote sportsmanship among adult fans
• Bull's-eye on bullying in Ephrata Middle School
• Donegal elementary school suspensions alarm parents
• Ephrata schools cut costs
• Concussions in high-risk sports tested in Donegal School District
• Flaws found in Mount Joy Borough noise policy
• Rapho Township raises pledges in budget plan
• Before (1906) and after (2010) from the top of Franklin & Marshall's Old Main
• Enjoy the latest issue of the Residence Life Newsletter
• Attempt made to set fire to truck in Manheim Township
• 150 DVDs and computers stolen from city home
• Motorcyclist killed in Oregon Pike crash identified
• Man shot twice outside Manheim Township bar
• Armed robbers hit store in Willow Street
• Holiday travel will clog roads
• Manheim Township tax to rise by 0.33 mills
• Five injured in two-vehicle crash
• Motorcyclist killed in collision with car
• Ephrata man sentenced in Philadelphia hit-and-run crash
• Local man rescues surfer
• Fire hits Lancaster city home
• 3 at-grade Amtrak crossings to close
• Children to create Duke Street art garden
• Lancaster County pending home sales fall 18.8% in October
• 7 years later, Lancaster couple finds out IDs stolen
• The Alumni Association Board of Directors is seeking nominations for their annual awards recognizing alumni for extraordinary service to F&M and outstanding professional and personal accomplishments. Send your nominations to krista.hollinger@fandm.ed
• Stolen vehicle recovered, but parts missing
• Antique guns, coins stolen in Paradise township
• YRC Worldwide closing East Petersburg terminal
• State police will monitor holiday travel here
• Shooting victim doing 'very well,' father says
• F&M Economics professor Roger White says that undocumented workers actually pay more taxes than many people realize
• Arrest made in supermarket shooting
• Garage in southern Lancaster County burglarized
• Most agencies can assist, but not lead
• Drywallers want level playing field
• The beauty of autumn, from day to night
• City store clerk robbed at knifepoint
• A man of steel
• Man shot at Bridgeport grocery store
• The Last Days of a Lancaster County Autumn
• Up against the (dry)wall
• Why drywall attracts illegals
• Contractors run legal, financial risks
• Consumers willing to pay more
• What illegal immigration really costs us
• POLICE LOG
• $350,000 for the books
• Of borders and barriers
• Kickin' hunger is Classic move
• We the people ...
• Keely Childers Heany: A taste for all that's local
• Soliloquy seeks the attention of her own family
• Deeds Recorded - Nov. 21, 2010
• War history is in their sights
• Thanksgiving meals
• In need of some extra cash
• Photo students continue exploring the river landscape tonight in moonlit in central PA. Chris Welch, photo chair and faculty member, sent this update via her trusty iPhone: "After reviving ourselves with dinner we have set out to photograph at nigh
• It's 'Country Day Minus Two'
• Strasburg man faces child-porn charges
• Robbery cases investigated
• Hospice of Lancaster County reaches capital fundraising goal
• Slackwater Road bridge reopens
• POLICE LOG
• A department wide photography field trip to the confluence of the north and west branches of the Susquehanna River, in central Pennsylvania, is off to a chilly but energized start today. Chris Welch, chair of the photography department and fellow pho
• Man struck with baseball bat in dispute over sale of car
• Man struck with baseball bat in dispute over sale of car
• Help F&M football's John Troxell become a finalist for this year's Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year Award
• Columbia man jailed 8-16 years for sexual assault
• Columbia man jailed 8-16 years for sexual assault
• Solid Waste board approves incinerator expansion
• Solid Waste board approves incinerator expansion
• Tyson Foods worker charged with taking steel from plant
• Tyson Foods worker charged with taking steel from plant
• Mount Joy man charged in hit and run
• Mount Joy man charged in hit and run
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: The word of Fox
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: The word of Fox
• Police seek robber who took MP3 player, wallet
• Manheim Township man charged with indecent assault
• Manheim Township man charged with indecent assault
• Manheim Township board OKS school work
• Manheim Township board OKS school work
• No CO detector in house where four were poisoned
• No CO detector in house where four were poisoned
• Lancaster County Prison Board criticized in wake of brutal attack
• Lancaster County Prison Board criticized in wake of brutal attack
• County gears up to serve turkey
• County gears up to serve turkey
• Partnership to build new Arbor Place facility ends amicably
• Partnership to build new Arbor Place facility ends amicably
• Feds accuse eight of defrauding Sterling
• Feds accuse eight of defrauding Sterling
• Attorney general's office charges Lititz couple with insurance fraud
• Attorney general's office charges Lititz couple with insurance fraud
• Prison term in fire company theft
• Prison term in fire company theft
• Police charge Lancaster city man with theft of metal
• From F&M's president-elect, Dan Porterfield: "We live the life of the mind—for the life of the world..." A new video with reactions to Tuesday's announcement:
• Ice skating at Clipper Stadium begins December 27
• Police log
• Goodwill demolishing fire-ravaged Ephrata store
• City man charged with stealing metal
• Copper wire stolen from Narvon area farm
• College Chaplain Susan Minasian participated in a town hall meeting on interfaith diversity recorded by WNDB-AM
• East Hempfield Township looks to hold line on taxes
• School District of Lancaster studies block schedule
• Deadline looms for Lancaster County Conservancy
• Lancaster Chamber of Commerce & Industry to honor two farms
• Sand spills
• Stevens College will train weatherization workers
• Sheriff seeking Megan's Law offender
• 110 bras worth $4,950 stolen from Park City store
• Police Log
• Shooting in Mount Joy home ruled a suicide
• Commissioners disband Human Relations Commission
• Compton-Rock cancels Millersville appearance
• History professor Eric Zolov is now a contributer to NPR's Alt-Latino blog. His first post on Latin-American rock music:
• Warwick approves 4-year teacher contract
• Over $4,500 worth of electronics, power tools stolen in city
• What others say about Daniel Porterfield, Franklin & Marshall College's president-elect
• School District of Lancaster OKs lease for township fire station
• Activist tells tale of Pa. state surveillance
• Police: Inmate wanted man 'hit'
• Woman hopes to preserve Warwick Township house
• Officials to decide fate of Lancaster County Human Relations Commission
• Four suffer carbon monoxide poisoning in Lancaster home
• Child Predator Unit nabs Manheim Township man
• East Hempfield Township set to hire new police chief
• Man convicted of 3rd-degree murder
• Woman charged in teen's death
• Franklin & Marshall College hires new leader
• Watch Franklin & Marshall’s presidential announcement on-demand
• Franklin & Marshall’s Board of Trustees has chosen Daniel R. Porterfield to be the College's next president:
• Check out PCA&D alumnus Jamie Jones '05, who is featured in fig holiday 2010. Ad courtesy of figLancaster. A big "thanks" to Jamie and Wellspring, too. Tell us: Do you like the ad?
• An announcement regarding the future of Franklin & Marshall College at 11:30 a.m. today in Mayser Gym. Watch live:
• Several shots taken from the top of Old Main's restored tower just before the scaffolding came down. Recreating the finials that top each of the four spires was part of the project. Be sure to view the panoramic images at full size.
• Check out these videos created by PCA&D students as part of their work in motion media. Also check out the post about one of our motion media students, Joanna H., who is enjoying her internship at Postage.
• The Flower and Craft Warehouse
• Franklin & Marshall rolled to a 9-0 win over Hobart in the men’s squash season opener on Sunday
• A Quilt Auction in Lancaster County?
• A growing contingent of F&M students teaches English to refugees at St. Peter's United Church of Christ
• Restaurant serves those who served
• Grandview growth moving forward
• Was checking out the Grammy award-winning CD box set for which Roger Gorman, who will be at PCA&D tomorrow at 10 a.m., designed for David Bowie. Gorman's conversation about design, music, and more is free and open to the public.
• Opinion: SMART REMARKS: Remembering W.
• Police Log
• Quarryville man injured in Eden Township crash
• Burglar hits Holtwood home
• New executive director for Lancaster County GOP
• Castings stolen from Manheim Township foundry
• 2 caught after 25-mile chase, search
• LancasterOnline changes homepage design
• Lancaster County Candy
• Customer leads police to suspected shoplifter