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• York, PA News
• Local grad prepares for life in the Peace Corps
• Street Rod Parade Friday in downtown York
• Registration open for York County Senior Games
• Arts funding information for York County
• The Willman Business Center construction is moving ahead as scheduled.
• Restaurant inspections for 5/26/2012
• Obituaries for 5/25/12
• Local author creates a piece of 'portable hope' for cancer patients
• Northeastern teen driver takes state's top prize
• Free screenings for student athletes
• Soccer switch raises concern for fields
• Early morning robbery reported in York City
• Second man charged in property line dispute
• Crowd Gathered to Celebrate OLLI Founders’ Day in York
• York Students Join Alpha Sigma Lambda, Adult Honor Society
• Obituaries for 5/24/12
• Schools say immunization rules are working
• Get creative with art institute's summer classes
• County officials target Corbett's cuts at forum
• West York schools approve budget with 2.1 percent tax hike
• Free Rita's Ice for members of the military
• Coroner's Office looks for family members
• Man charged with burglarizing neighbor's house
• Police seek three for theft from car
• Items stolen from parked car on Ogontz St.
• YCP Racing finished 68 in the competition that tests all aspects of automotive d...
• It looks like storms are passing through the York area.
• Police offer defensive-driving class
• State AG: 7 Yorkers were victims of scheme
• Police: Thieves hit Manchester Twp. gym lockers
• Prime of Life offers seniors savings tips
• Obituaries for 5/23/12
• HACC cuts workforce, hikes tuition
• Camp Mend A Heart helps kids in mourning
• Free safety checks, info for Safe Boating Week
• Wrightsville Heritage Day on Saturday
• Mini-Thon at Red Lion High this weekend
• Baseball Game June 22 to Benefit Scholarship Fund at Penn State York
• Stay updated on the McKay Hall construction project. New photos added every month!
• Obituaries for 5/22/12
• Single lane westbound on Route 30 bridge
• York City church plans to use its building for much more
• Gung Ho on the Trail opens in Seven Valleys
• Northeastern hikes taxes, lays off staff to balance budget
• Study: York County hospitals fiscally sound
• South Eastern School Board member resigns
• Mosquito from York Twp. carried West Nile
• Police target seat belt violations
• Experts link Brian Hummert to his dead wife's 'stalker' and 'killer' letters
• Obituaries for 5/21/12
• New flowers planted in front of the York College of Pennsylvania sign!
• New Springetts police chief surprises officers with honors
• Obituaries for 5/18/12
• Best-selling author at York festival
• West York schools weigh $47.5M plan
• Financial workshops at North York church
• Bishop to ordain two men from York County
• City shop's motto: Where nothing is ordinary
• Heritage Trust offers summer workshops
• Man who spent part of his life as J.E.B. Stuart remembered
• Crews work to finish new Veterans Memorial
• Obituaries for 5/17/12
• South Eastern board considers student activity fee
• Where should parents draw the line?
• Regional police commission honors former member
• Thief steals jewelry from Dover store display
• York party guest guilty of first-degree murder
• Obituaries for 5/16/12
• York County hires company to look for overcharges
• Horne convicted of bank robbery in four trials that almost didn't happen
• Watch for flaggers while PennDOT works
• Become a weather spotter for York County
• York City church celebrates 270 years
• Portion of Pa. Turnpike closed over weekend
• Read this essay written by history professor Corey Brooks.
• York City Police: Man fouls booth at Cupid's
• Bridge replacement to close Canal Road
• Vaccine clinic for dogs and cats in Lewisberry
• Check out the results of this week's rain on campus!
• Traffic alert: Single lane on Route 30 bridge
• City schools seek donations to save sports, art, music and more
• Plans for Buffalo Wild Wings in Springetts OK'd
• Obituaries for 5/15/12
• First Moravian marks 260 years of faith
• Program trains veterans for high-demand jobs
• York art events feature Victoria Browning Wyeth
• Did you miss Saturday's ceremony or just want to relive the big day? Check out p...
• Spring Garden police look for shoplifter
• Lower Chanceford Twp. home buglarized
• Former York City detective dies in Florida
• Obituaries for 5/14/12
• Path out of poverty for HACC York grad
• Chili Cookoff registration ends Wednesday
• Restaurant inspections for 5/12/2012
• Windsor Twp. crash leaves passenger in coma
• Happy Monday! Let's all play the word association game. When I say "York College...
• West Shore budget includes 4.6 percent tax hike
• Everything is now back up. Quick fix!
• YCP's site is currently down, as well as myYCP and blackboard. Stay tuned for up...
• Congrats again to the Class of 2012!
• Especially during these challenging times, believe in the greatness, the excepti...
• We all do face an uncertain future, but in these difficult times I certainly hop...
• We are joining a strong and proud York College of Pennsylvania Alumni Associatio...
• Less than an hour and a half until commencement. Congrats to the Class of 2012!
• Social services agencies worry about budget cuts
• Police: High-speed chase ends in crash
• York College seniors discover art therapy, live in nursing home
• Police: Former treasurer stole more than $33K from Wellsville Elementary School PTO
• Obituaries for 5/11/12
• The rock is all ready to be signed by our newest grads tomorrow!
• Nature walk at Nixon Park for Mother's Day
• BAE wins Army contract for $68.7 million
• Dallastown schools pass zero-tax hike proposed budget
• The Google maps street view car was on campus today!
• Chief deputy prosecutor leaves DA's office
• Rewards offered for puppy-mill tips
• The tent is ready for Saturday's big event! Remember, if you can't make it to ca...
• Martin Library to honor York volunteers
• Obituaries for 5/10/12
• Coroner's office seeks man's next of kin
• Olde York Street Fair to close streets downtown
• Revs bike night closes Arch Street Saturday
• York County to save $95K on natural gas
• Good luck to the engineering students currently at Michigan International Speedw...
• Pickup truck crashes into chiropractic office
• Peach Bottom replacing warning sirens
• Penn State York celebrates 42nd annual spring commencement
• Neighbors Helping Neighbors ready for another giveaway
• 'Fat Freddy's Funeral,' for a good cause
• Commencement is only three days away! What advice would you give our newest grads?
• Obituaries for 5/9/12
• York YMCA wins Livestrong grant
• Pfaltzgraff: From frogs to flamingos
• Test touring kayaks at Shank's Mare
• Centro Hispano offers festival, job fair
• Learn more about Jeff Gamber's successor!
• HACC faculty honored for excellence in teaching
• North Hanover Mall for sale
• York Water revenues down in first quarter
• Stop by and smell the lilac bushes between finals! Who knows, it may help your m...
• Obituaries for 5/8/12
• Women wanted for Habitat building event
• Cyclists' safety on York City's agenda
• Pa. Turnpike reopens South Somerset plaza
• York County holds free summer camp fair
• York Young Professionals home tour on Friday
• What was the biggest mistake you ever made during a job interview?
• West York Police: Passed-out man had drugs, paraphernalia
• York City schools budget: Sports, art, gym, kindergarten up for cuts
• Spring 2012 Commencement List
• Obituaries for 5/7/12
• Are you interested in study abroad classes to India or Africa next summer? Stop...
• Police: House hit by car, not for 1st time
• William Penn seniors alter graduation
• Bracey urges Yorkers to embrace healthy choices
• Southern looks at 1.96 percent tax hike
• York firefighters' neighbor 'was like a brother to us'
• Finals week is here!! What are/were some of your favorite places to study on cam...
• HACC announces winners in 2012 High School Mathematics Contest
• Check out advice from Professor David Polk featured on FoxNews.com! Let us know...
• Former fire chief pleads guilty to taking $11K
• Obituaries for 5/4/12
• Timing creates tax trouble for megachurch in Springetts
• Lemoyne bridgework to affect I-83 traffic
• New Student Day on campus. Be sure to show our newest students and their familie...
• Commencement set for May 4 at Penn State York
• Chief: Police citing city bar with operating as speakeasy after losing license
• School bus crash in Hellam Twp.
• Feds: Sex offender failed to register with state
• Penn State York grad overcomes challenges
• York City teachers' union president on MSNBC
• Good luck to the engineering students participating in the May and June competit...
• Obituaries for 5/3/12
• Kids help pick designs for York playground
• Bullets damage parked vehicles
• Traffic alert: Lane restriction on Route 30 bridge Thursday
• Met-Ed asks customers to be alert for copper thieves at electrical substations
• Did you hear the news? Today is the last day of spring semester classes!!
• Coroner seeks family of heart-attack victim
• Annual Awards Program Honors Students, Faculty, and Staff
• Police: Illegal aliens flee crash scene
• Therapy dogs (and freeze pops) in front of the student union today courtesy of c...
• Obituaries for 5/2/12
• Baby and Kids Expo happens Saturday
• Stop out to the CPAC to show your support!
• Former college student gets 3-6 years for killing friend in DUI crash
• Nigerian men sentenced to prison time for defrauding central Pennsylvanians
• Relatives of 2 York County officials approved for ARD
• Dentsply reports first-quarter earnings
• Glatfelter reports jump in first-quarter sales
• Mama Duck is a little nervous for finals next week. Are you?
• Check out photos from Spring Alumni Weekend!
• Rally planned to support property tax elimination
• Bridge on Fissels Church Road closed till December
• Obituaries for 5/1/12
• DUI patrols planned for weekend
• Heritage Trust program invites public to pick a librarian's brain
• Students and soon-to-be grads, what are your plans for the summer?
• Thief steals one bicycle, leaves another in its place
• Laptop stolen from York Suburban High School
• Obituaries for 4/30/12
• York City Police investigating two Sunday robberies
• Prosthetist immortalized in dolphin movie to speak in York
• Manchester 7-year-old gets wish to swim with dolphins
• Last week we showed you an artist rendering of the main lobby of the Willman Bus...
• Traffic alert: Night work on I-83 bridge
• York 912 Patriots Celebrate National Day of Prayer & Primary Wrap-Up
• Former fire company official guilty of embezzlement
• WellSpan leader honored for work with women
• Obituaries for 4/27/12
• Spring Alumni Weekend starts today! Check out the schedule of events!
• Wrightsville kids put thumbprints all over race car, with help from cops
• Spring Student Art Show Continues through May 4
• Athletes Honored at Penn State York
• Spring Fling to feature Scruff McGruff, Downtown
• Students are getting ready for tonight's concert!
• York Water Co. declares 566th straight dividend
• Yazoo Mills building new warehouse, plant in Hanover
• Obituaries for 4/26/12
• York City residents risk water shutoff with overdue accounts
• Workers' memorial will honor three killed in 2011
• Turn in medications at Drug Take-Back Day
• York Jazz Fest lets the music speak
• Set-up for the spring concert has begun in the field house. Who's excited for Co...
• York 912 Patriots Charter Bus for Property Tax Independence Rally
• Free Late Night Breakfast set for April 30
• Have you seen what the main lobby of the Willman Business Center is going to loo...
• Check out a Greek Week recap that includes a gallery of photos from the week!
• WVYC's CD Smash is going on now until 1 p.m. outside of the student union!
• Farmer helps Craley fire department win grant
• Hanover man guilty of having dangerous dogs; his pit bulls attacked a boy in 2010
• Obituaries for 4/25/12
• More municipalities lift burn bans
• Your guide to Junior Dispatch
• State preservation board protects two York County farms
• Drug take-back offers help in disposing of unwanted meds
• KClinger's owner cites tax issue in closure decision
• Obituaries for 4/24/12
• Charity walk gives men a chance to try out high heels
• East Side Health Center to open Thursday
• Voting is taking place now in the Grumbacher Sport and Fitness Center's M&T Bank...
• Today is Pennsylvania’s turn to head to the polls for the primary election. You...
• The YCP community should keep an eye out for upcoming network outages on the por...
• Obituaries for 4/23/12
• This year's spring concert is only a few days away!! Don't forget to pick up you...
• Springettsbury's new police chief wants to connect with community
• 2-year-old an ambassador for premature babies
• 'Idol' talent show helps families with loss
• South Eastern plans more talk about cutting teachers
• Time to ask about Peach Bottom nuclear plant safety
• Lower Windsor Township ends burn ban
• Spring Alumni Weekend begins on Friday. What are you looking forward to seeing o...
• Prep work begins on Route 124 project
• Police: Dover Twp. man stole $60K from homeowners assocation
• Happy Friday! Check out the newest YCP homepage alumni story!
• Section of Pa. Turnpike to close for five hours Saturday night
• Obituaries for 4/20/12
• Moviegoers in for a ride at Queensgate
• York Habitat project seeks veterans for Army build
• Talented? 50 or older? Senior Idol wants you
• Wife of Pa. budget secretary pleads guilty to retail thefts
• New police chief hired in Springetts; decision angers some
• Police: Drunken ATV driver led officers on high-speed chase
• With the semester winding down, students from an art appreciation class are show...
• York’s Green Team Plans Earth Day Celebration for April 20
• York County delegates vie for nomination
• Travel & Leisure names York one of 'America's Greatest Main Streets'
• Obituaries for 4/19/12
• Flag Memorial set to return to Prospect Hill Cemetery
• York City goes green for Earth Day celebration
• It looks like someone had a little extra time on his or her hands last night...
• McKay Hall construction in underway. It will include nursing simulation labs in...
• PSY teacher will speak at 2012 commencement
• Join the sustainability and environmental studies minor tonight at 7 p.m. in Alu...
• Winners Named in Playwriting Competition
• Obituaries for 4/18/12
• Penn State York hosts forum for 4th District race
• Comcast offers customers new security package
• Chamber of Commerce considers plan to raise sales tax
• Police: ATV stolen in Manchester Township
• Burn ban for West Manheim Township
• Issues and answers: The 92nd state House District
• Northern Regional Police investigate home burglary
• Honored Faculty Member to Speak at Commencement May 4
• Issues and answers: The 33rd state Senate District
• Issues and answers: The 15th state Senate District
• Check out the newest YCP homepage alumni story!
• Obituaries for 4/17/12
• York Dems name Democrat of the Year
• Bracey among Pa. mayors who decry new gun bill
• Police: York must face truth about gangs
• Police: Man shot in leg in York City
• Greek banners in the Student Union for Greek Week!
• Traffic alert: Lane restriction on Route 30 bridge
• Author to Speak at OLLI Founders’ Day Lecture May 17
• North Hills Elementary briefly evacuated
• Hanover man gets 9-18 years in stabbing case
• Obituaries for 4/16/12
• Greek Week events going on all week on campus. Stop by the student union for Pen...
• 31st Senate a 2-way battle for Republicans
• Four-legged flyball athletes show off their speed in York
• Michaels hopes to move forward with possible merger
• Burning banned in more townships, all of Adams County
• Check out photos from Friday's Relay for Life event.
• Our website www.ycp.edu is now back up and running. The portal and Blackboard ar...
• Academic Awards Ceremony set for April 22
• York County names its top 911 dispatcher of the year
• Issues and answers: The 31st state Senate District
• Issues and answers: The 94th state House District
• Access to most YCP network services is currently unavailable due to a hardware f...
• Listen to Kingsfoil at 11:40 a.m. on the student union patio while they play liv...
• Police: Woman stole 90 items from Springetts Walmart
• Obituaries for 4/13/12
• York Township, Mount Wolf OK tethering rules
• Re-Source York revived, reopening Saturday
• Healthcare Heroes dominated by York County
• York City schools look at tax hikes, job cuts, losing programs
• Talkabouts at HACC scheduled in April
• Theatre organ shows its range at Capitol concert
• New rehab hospital at Apple Hill opens for tours
• Switchfoot to Perform May 10 at The Pullo Center
• PCN to Host Special Congressional Town Hall Meeting at Penn State York April 20
• 'Ghoul' movie has York County ties
• Exelon seeks power 'uprate' at Peach Bottom
• Grant to help Memorial educate women about breast health
• Obituaries for 4/12/12
• York City Schools face reality about $19M deficit
• Department of Health offers free clinics for mandatory immunizations
• York College's Relay for Life begins tomorrow at 5 p.m. at the Main Campus track...
• More municipalities announce burn bans
• Bridge over Codorus closed until July
• Police: Man fled, hid in Dillsburg alley
• Thieves steal motorized cart from Springetts Walmart
• Great turnout yesterday for the CPE event!
• Penn State York to Honor Athletes April 19
• Police: Woman bank robber captured
• City wants your help with cleanup event
• SHAW: A love built on food passion
• Obituaries for 4/11/12
• After 4 years, Heritage Hills granted rezoning for new homes
• Former White House press secretary Dana Perino to speak to an audience in the CP...
• Obituaries for 4/10/12
• York County libraries embrace eBooks with eBranch
• Two York County townships ban open fires
• Police ask for help tracking down prowler in East Manchester
• Welcome back everyone! Titanic theme in Johnson Dining Hall tonight. Stop in at...
• Issues and answers: The 47th state House District
• Issues and answers: The 196th state House District
• Issues and answers: The 93rd state House District
• Obituaries for 4/9/12
• Candidate Perkinson says booming economy would correct debt problem
• Democrat Ken Lee calls for investment in education
• Commissioners approve $60K for spay/neuter program
• Tom Ridge to speak at Penn State York
• York districts OK tech school budget
• York community remembers the Holocaust
• New uniforms for York County sheriff's department
• Police seek West Manheim arsonist
• Giant announces recall of protein drink
• Obituaries for 4/6/12
• Opening up about nuclear safety at TMI
• Free health fair for seniors at West Manchester Mall
• Dog biting incident in West York gets state investigation
• Student Plans Book Fair for Early Head Start Program
• Visionary Leaders Lecture Series features Tom Ridge on April 16
• York Galleria gets new store
• The York College of Pennsylvania Alumni Association's Spring Alumni Weekend is r...
• Police: Pregnant mom burglarized her grandpa's house to buy heroin
• Obituaries for 4/5/12
• 5K run to be held in memory of slain officer
• Sen. Toomey to address York College grads
• York County schools start to feel pinch of limited tax exceptions
• York College's own Matthew Randall offers advice on how to land a job! Do you ha...
• 'Gone Madigan' comedian a well-behaved schoolgirl at heart
• Unity Week Celebration Begins April 9
• Former YSO office manager embezzled $221K and gambled it away
• Presidential candidates visit Pa.
• Mama Duck is outside Little Run Lodge waiting to pick up her ducklings for Sprin...
• Obituaries for 4/4/12
• Senior Center class shows it's never too late to paint
• Who's excited for this year's spring concert?
• Traffic alert: Turbine moving from Voith Hydro to Holtwood
• York Tech finds prizes, talking to students boost PSSA results
• Wortham: York City middle school closure could improve safety, instruction
• Obituaries for 4/3/12
• Police: York City man was shooting to kill
• Proposed York City grade shift sparks families' fears
• Pa. extends home heating help through April 13
• Spring Vacation begins tomorrow at 10 p.m.!
• Ted Waga to Hold Bowling Fundraiser
• Bank robbery reported in York City
• Police: Cumberland Co. teen runaway last seen in York City
• Career Week Activities set April 2-5 at Penn State York
• Obituaries for 4/2/12
• Man robbed while walking along West Cottage Place
• Beloved southern York County doctor dies at 85
• York City to display overdue sewer bills on website
• York City celebrates its artists, activists
• Janelle Stelson of WGAL will moderate the debate tonight in the CPAC!
• York Farmers' Market names new chief operating officer
• WVYC's Baconfest is going on now at the Student Union. Stop over until 2 p.m. fo...
• Shootings maim, kill pet cats in Conewago Twp.
• Obituaries for 3/30/12
• With primary looming, fewer registered voters
• Police: Group attacks man during road-rage confrontation
• Join the Sustainability and Environmental Studies minor as they celebrate Earth...
• Police seek info on gunman who fired in broad daylight
• West York's Block Watch prepares for egg hunt
• Local student will run Widener University for a day
• Obituaries for 3/29/12
• Smoke prompts evacuation at Newberry Twp. school
• Have you ever thought about pursuing a graduate degree? MBA info session tonight...
• York 912 Patriots to Host State Candidates' Forum
• Abandoned Burmese python found in York Haven was shot, stabbed
• Charges dropped against dad accused of cutting son's face
• Tickets still available for benefit performances of “The Vagina Monologues”
• Candidate Linda Small: Time to 'get real'
• Obituaries for 3/28/12
• Race Against Racism drawing more participants
• Debate set for GOP race
• Ted Waga to Speak at Tea Party Rally in Red Lion
• Police make quick arrest after thefts from cars
• Balcony fire displaces family of 7 in York City
• Obituaries for 3/27/12
• Megan writes about her thoughts on the Hunger Games. Did you see it? Do you disa...
• Would you share your password for your dream job?
• Food Network star to speak at York banquet
• Free fair at York YMCA targets seniors' medical care
• Man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting, pimping out 14-year-old girl
• Exercise planned for Peach Bottom power plant
• Take time to smell the flowers!
• Debate next Monday evening on campus with WGAL's Janelle Stelson as the moderator.
• Obituaries for 3/23/12
• Artists embrace York County's natural beauty in new exhibit
• Swim class stirs up budget debate in West York
• Police: Two New Freedom homes burglarized
• Check out Scene 1 and Scene 2. Do you have any examples of people lacking profes...
• Single lane westbound on Route 30 bridge this week
• Cops: Man assaulted at York City bar
• Group needs goods to give away to those in need
• Learn more about Lehman Center at Tuesday event
• York City Detectives Ripley, Sowers named 2011 officers of the year
• Red Lion man gets probation for allegedly punching woman
• NAACP hosts parade to curb youth violence
• This fragrant flower is starting to bloom on campus. Can you guess what it is?
• Can you believe it? Registration for Fall 2012 begins Monday, March 26! Meet wit...
• Spring Garden Twp. Police: Keep bicycles secured
• Home invasion attempted in York City
• Home Run Derby to Benefit Penn State York Baseball
• Informational Conference for Veterans Scheduled in York and Lancaster
• Parent Information Night set Thanks to Work of Penn State York Student
• Penn State York Spring Open House set for April 14
• Dogs give young readers a paw up
• Obituaries for 3/22/12
• Local Crime Stoppers put stamp on community
• Vehicle fleeing homicide victim Stacey Farmer's driveway left quarter-mile blood trail
• Part of Route 124 to close Monday for work
• Students really enjoyed making their own Whoopie Pies. What do-it-yourself treat...
• Complaints lead police to marijuana growing
• Three charged with illegal immigration
• Game system stolen in North York burglary
• Investigating dirt bike complaint, police find drugs
• Campus Collects 326 Pounds of Sandwich Fixings
• SHAW: On the hunt for a vegetarian meal in York
• Spring is here...which means the fountain has been turned on!
• Obituaries for 3/21/12
• Whoopie Pie Wednesday going on now in Johnson Dining Hall. Use the many cakes an...
• Hanover duo brings drug-testing service to employers
• Spring Grove schools likely to relax restrictions on portable electronics
• More than 60 employers will be at the Grumbacher Center from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. t...
• Police ask for help tracking down bike thief
• Police: Women beat, bit third woman at West York apartment
• Thefts from vehicles in Paradise Township
• Free tire disposal available
• Nurse robbed in broad daylight in Dover Twp.
• Police: Khalic Cross still wanted for questioning in homicide
• Changing menu the new norm at Roosevelt Tavern
• Liana Kopp is spending the semester in Prague. Follow her blog to see and read w...
• Celtic Classic winners announced
• Surprise for owners of Maple Springs Farms
• Obituaries for 3/20/12
• Farmer airlifted to hospital after tractor rollover pins his arm
• The first day of spring means a free Rita's regular ice!
• Tomorrow is the first day of SPRING! How can you "spring clean" your life to mak...
• Police: Men took turns strangling mother of two
• If re-elected, Alloway wants to work to improve economy
• 39 arrests in York City warrant sweep
• Arrest in three 2010 New Freedom burglaries
• East Manchester Twp. man faces drug charges
• Obituaries for 3/19/12
• Judge finds woman in contempt for not returning to court after lunch
• Republican plans write-in effort for state Senate
• Franklin County Republican to seek Alloway's seat
• York College's message of professionalism has spread to Canada!
• York Congressional Candidates Joins ‘9-9-9 The Revolution’
• Congressional Candidate Issues Statement Regarding Executive Order
• Police log: Three cited after fight
• Happy St. Patrick's Day Everyone!
• Adult Learner Information Session Dates set at Southern York County Branch YMCA
• Information Sessions for Educators to be Offered in Lancaster March 29
• Performances Hope to Raise Awareness about Violence Against Women, Girls
• Information Sessions set for Master’s Degree in Teaching and Curriculum
• Obituaries for 3/16/12
• Dover family gets help from designer Nate Berkus
• South Eastern staff study could lead to furloughs
• Motorcycle group aims to curb teen crime in York City
• York City Council meeting canceled
• A new website, a mobile-version site and two mobile apps. Let us know what you t...
• Purported 'grifter' gets prison time for scamming elderly Alzheimer's victim
• Warrington Twp. denies building plans for 230 homes
• Autographed items benefit kids at the Martin Library Celebrity Auction
• Items wrongfully bought by York City Schools will be used
• York Sewer Authority employees file suit after finding noose
• Central York wants to add summer classes
• Central York to make sure students have vaccinations
• Police: Fatal stabbing at E. Manchester Twp. business likely a suicide
• Business Club to Host Industry Panel Discussion March 30
• Obituaries for 3/14/12
• Rescued dog recovering from fighting wounds
• Route 234 to close Monday to replace bridge
• York City teen shot for the second time in 2 years
• Today's Center for Professional Excellence seminar is on accepting personal resp...
• What happens when you accidentally hang up the phone during your first phone int...
• Obituaries for 3/13/12
• York film series takes a personal look at war
• Police: Vandals damage cars
• Vote for the York College habitat house! If the group gets the most votes, they...
• Items stolen from unlocked cars in Paradise Township
• Obituaries for 3/12/12
• Worshippers' wait is over for services at ex-car dealership
• The April 26 Spring Concert was announced on Friday. The headliner will be Cobra...
• $2,800 in cigarettes stolen from Adams County gas station
• Route 30 at Wrights Ferry Bridge single-lane on Monday
• Obituaries for 3/9/12
• Democrat Rob Teplitz running in the 15th
• One-stop cheese shop opens at York's Central Market
• Dallastown teachers agree to wage freeze
• Spring Grove might allow students to use smart phones, tablets
• Police look for woman in theft of purse at Giant
• York College's PRSSA chapter has a busy March. In addition to a Kickball Tournam...
• Hopewell Twp. man charged with stalking, harassment
• Clay Shoot Event to Benefit Penn State York Athletics
• Did Campus Activities Board vice president, Emily Perry, just give away the secret?
• York Township woman enters Klippit in Walmart contest
• First makes run for the 15th Senate District
• Accused shooters headed to court
• York JCC transforms into New York City comedy club
• Obituaries for 3/8/12
• Did you hear the news? The Spring Concert will be revealed this Friday night in...
• Two Suburban board members: Explore closing an elementary school
• Family Mart in Spring Garden Twp. burglarized
• Wrightsville man charged with robbing Family Mart
• New Freedom man charged with burglary
• Associate pastor found guilty of harassment
• Speaker to Discuss Building a Local Food System
• Wish the Spartans luck Friday at 7 p.m. in the third round of the NCAA DIII tour...
• Obituaries for 3/7/12
• Safe in Common launches needle safety tour
• Historic house to become home for mentally ill adults
• Eastern York approves calendar for 2012-13
• Proposed charter school withdraws application
• Central York's 2011-12 projects near completion
• Dual enrollment program will continue at Central York
• The March 12 event, which begins at 7 p.m. in the Collegiate Performing Arts Cen...
• Central York students are first runners-up in Titan Challenge
• Police: Drunken driver led troopers on high-speed chase
• Police release photo of Peach Bottom Twp. bank robber
• You still have time to get your picture on a puzzle! Stop by the student union b...
• DEP: Haz-mat crews contain diesel-fuel spill in Washington Twp.
• York College is showing its support for National Eating Disorder Awareness Week...
• In Dover, parents see redistricting as unhappy 'reality'
• Keep voting so that YCP is represented at the All-Star game! Voting ends tomorro...
• York area high schoolers compete in entrepreneurial challenge
• Pawned class ring leads to charges against three in West York
• Police follow alleged robber to motel, arrest him
• Police: New home damaged by vandals
• Send York College senior forward Paul Kouvaris to the 2012 NABC All-Star game! V...
• Saylor backs corporate tax cuts in re-election bid
• York-area robber to spend at least 23 years in prison
• Mild weather could be a problem for York County gardeners
• West Shore aims to save $1.5M with proposed wage freeze
• Activity fee, cuts to sports possible in South Eastern
• Money School made possible thanks to $100K
• Welcome back from winter vacation!
• March Madness begins tonight for the men's and women's basketball teams! Follow...
• Obituaries for 3/2/12
• Swan song for 'singing bridge' in Dover Twp.
• Special cars bring people together in York
• Student, 17, back on the stump for Obama
• Canadians sentenced in scam that hit Yorkers
• Tournament will bring 3,600 girls, $4.1M to York
• Hanover woman robbed in York City
• Police: Fire police badge, vest stolen from Memorial Hospital lot
• Wellsville planners table Dollar General plan till April
• Talkabouts at HACC scheduled in March
• Renaissance Fund Established at Penn State York
• Campus Participates in Record-breaking THON
• Eastbound lanes over Route 462 bridge now reopen
• Obituaries for 3/1/12
• Inmate, co-defendant face prison time on IRS charges
• Who is/was your mentor? How did they help you?
• Wide-open town meeting tackles Dallastown school issues
• Grassroots Candidate Wins Straw Poll
• New career as close as HACC’s York Campus
• Windsor Twp. man gets 10 years for possessing child porn
• Unity Week T-shirt Design
• Campus to Host York County Science and Engineering Fair March 5-7
• Police seek owner of stolen truck tires
• Learn business basics at free seminar Thursday
• Obituaries for 2/29/12
• York-area nonprofits earn recognition
• County OKs new director of human services
• West Shore cancels meeting to discuss sports, scheduling
• Last night the women's basketball team took a break after practicing for their N...
• Children can get free dental care at Sealant Saturday
• York City man gets more than 16 years in federal prison for cocaine trafficking
• The men's basketball team is getting ready for Friday's big game! Wish them luck!
• Man sought for questioning in homicide of Lance Sease Jr.
• Police seek man accused in York City shooting
• Come out to to support your Spartans!
• Obituaries for 2/28/12
• Waste, taxes fuel run for office in 93rd House District
• $4,000 needed for repairs to York's Vietnam memorial
• Single lane eastbound on Route 30 bridge Tuesday
• York Tech students build Easter bunny a new home
• Congressional Candidate to Hold Weekly Online Town Hall Meetings
• West Shore Coalition to host town hall meeting
• Items stolen from parked work van in West York
• Police: York City man Tasered while resisting arrest
• York County online civil-court records to be available for free
• The women's basketball team will play St. Vincent Friday in the first round of t...
• Police: Man put boards with protruding nails on York City street
• Proposed Dollar General store raises concerns in Wellsville
• The men's basketball team captured the CAC tournament championship Saturday nigh...
• Downtown nonprofit makes move for visibility in York City
• Cat injured by acid in New Freedom; cops don't know if it was intentional
• Sophomore mass communication major leads demonstration.
• Police: York man drove on suspended license for 14th time
• Police: Boy, 13, charged with arson
• Obituaries for 2/24/12
• No extra prison time over West York man's child porn
• TV's Catwoman to visit York garden show
• Republican challenger in 94th campaigns on tax shift
• Yazoo Mills set to break ground in Hanover
• Red Lion takes $591K bite out of budget deficit
• Safe travels to everyone going home for winter vacation!!
• Feds: Mexican deported five times caught in U.S. again, this time in York
• 'Pulga' tries to withdraw guilty plea in murder
• Dan Bradley lays plans for 196th district
• Obituaries for 2/23/12
• Fate of state grants worry York County school districts
• Additional $175K from state won't close York Suburban's $1.5M budget gap
• We are currently celebrating National Entrepreneurship Week on campus. Meet one...
• Dead men do tell tales at the Strand
• Thief in Spring Garden takes bicycle built for two
• Kitchen fire does $10,000 in damage to Springetts home
• Purse stolen from sanctuary of Spring Garden church
• Did you hear? Winter Vacation begins Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
• Obituaries for 2/22/12
• York City street sweeping to resume in March
• York City Restaurant Week kicks off Saturday
• Lawmakers air concerns with York County Chamber of Commerce
• Will 2012 be better or worse?
• Listen live from 9 - 10 a.m.!
• York 912 Patriots to Host 4th Congressional District Candidates' Forum
• Students invited to Explore the Worlds on March 3
• The food is being prepared for the Mardi Gras celebration tonight in Johnson Din...
• Yet another big event on campus tonight!
• Coroner's office: Driver died of heart attack on Route 30
• Police searching for man who robbed York City convenience store
• Obituaries for 2/21/12
• Neighbors nonprofit gears up for event to help families
• 'Urgency' on issues spurs bid for 47th House seat
• Pa. libraries show worth with step Forward
• Changes in the works for foster care system
• West York explores fundraising foundation with paid director
• Congrats and good luck in next week's conference tournament!
• Malachy will hang up his leash
• Proposed bill designed to force restitution payments
• In the spirit of President's Day, if you were President of the United States for...
• Great question. What does everyone think?
• The daffodils on campus are starting to come up! Does this mean spring?
• Sweet Willows holding ice cream-eating contest Saturday
• Three teens arrested in Rail Trail vandalism
• Police need help identifying purse thieves
• Obituaries for 2/17/12
• Business dispatches for 2/17/2012
• York City schools, PennDOT plan safe walking corridor
• Old Eagles building ready for new life as arts center
• Police: Arrested man offered cop $146 to make drug case 'go away'
• Carroll Township intersection to become four-way stop
• Industrial Plaza of York now marked by metal sculpture
• Police: Local roofer took cash, but never did work on three homes
• “Homeless Student Initiative” Topic of Series Feb. 17
• Looking for something to do tonight? Check out this production in the CPAC!
• Obituaries for 2/16/12
• Spring Grove-area man will serve at least three months for molestation
• Road rage-induced punch leads to jail time
• Warmer weather helps energy program's funding
• Church building project begins in York Township
• DreamWrights makes connections with comedy and adventure
• STEM Certificate Helps Prepare Students for Jobs of the Future
• SHAW: The Internet can add to misconceptions about vegan lifestyle
• Contractor seeks Perry's state House seat
• Obituaries for 2/15/12
• No prison time for machete-wielding wife
• Insult leads pocketknife-wielding dad to slash son in face, police say
• We want to know! What do you know now that you wish you'd known when you were in...
• Police: Four vehicles in Manchester Twp. egged
• Stewartstown names police officer in charge
• Woman injured in domestic dispute, husband arrested in West York
• Turbine to tie up traffic for four days
• City teen still faces charges in shooting -- just not attempted homicide
• We just surprised the random winner of the Valentine's Day package in the bookst...
• Students are invited to participate in To Write Love on Her Arms “Fear vs. Dream...
• Route 30 bridge down to one lane westbound on Wednesday
• Hanover man guilty of stabbing neighbor
• Obituaries for 2/14/12
• Happy Valentine's Day everyone! We hit 5,000 likes last night, which means a luc...
• 4,987 as of now. Will we get to 5,000 by 8 a.m. tomorrow? Tell your friends and...
• Do you agree? If not, tell us your favorite!
• Police: Scammers hit Walmarts in two states, including store in Newberry Twp.
• Obituaries for 2/13/12
• Stop in the student union (11-1) to get your photo taken with some friends!
• Stop in to see what everyone is talking about!
• 24 more hours to get 23 more people to "like" us!
• Man arrested after York City hit-and-run crash
• DUI charge for Fawn Grove woman
• Police: Man fired shotgun inside home
• 4.967 people now like this page. Remember, if we reach 5,000 by 8 a.m. on Valent...
• York County Parks summer jobs available
• Relay for Life of York banquet on Feb. 21
• 'Fill the Bus' community food drive at school
• Teen seat-belt enforcement activities planned in Red Lion, Dallastown and York Twp.
• Police: Mom drove drunk in snowstorm with two young kids in car
• These fun posters are all over campus! Great job Class of 2012!
• New Arby's to open in June in York Township
• Threatening graffiti written on Dallastown school wall
• $4.3M lowest bid for Route 116 bridge project
• Trucker injured in crash that closed George Street
• 4,954! Only 46 more "likes" to go! We can do this!
• Hellam Township names Sowers police chief
• Feds: Illegal immigrant used fake ID cards to get job
• Dallastown's five-year financial outlook raises concerns
• Application Night and FAFSA Completion set for Feb. 22 at Penn State York
• Who is interested in doing something nice for someone else on Valentine's Day? I...
• Obituaries for 2/9/12
• Man indicted for allegedly receiving cocaine through mail
• Penn State York students prepare for annual THON
• York City's Lincoln Fire Station reopens
• York City wants to extend dog scooping laws to private property
• York County wants SPCA to help with strays
• FAFSA Completion Webinars set for Feb. 16
• Police: Woman's purse stolen in York City
• Police: Two men tried to break into storage buildings
• Stay in step with your partner for Valentine's Day
• Police: Booted bar patron showed gun to bouncers
• Campus was looking amazing this morning! Check out some of the photos. Which one...
• HACC announces fall 2011 dean’s list
• Guilty plea scuttled for former teacher accused of having sex with student
• York Dancers get ready to put on Their Dancin’ Shoes For The Kids (FTK)!
• President George Waldner will be a featured live at 2 p.m. on KDKA Radio, chatti...
• Obituaries for 2/8/12
• Check out some students having a little fun with Valentine's Day. Save the one y...
• Man charged with stealing thousands from York attorney
• City school seeks mentors for 'Fortitude Crew'
• York announces schedule for move to new City Hall
• York mayor to serve on national committee
• Stop out tonight at 7:30 p.m. to Perko Playpen Theatre in the CPAC to show your...
• New Freedom-area district judge has created new website
• Jonny Lang to Perform May 18 at The Pullo Center
• Stewartstown police chief placed on paid administrative leave
• Newberry Twp. man joins race for 92nd House District
• Obituaries for 2/7/12
• Sales tax on online purchase? Good luck, consumers say
• York County libraries accept food to pay late fees
• Fairview Twp. man runs for Perry's House seat
• One-lane traffic on westbound Route 30 bridge Thursday
• This is for all the fans of social media! (Courtesy of Seattle Weekly)
• What is it like to be a Giants fan on the York College campus? Or a Greek Life r...
• HACC announces fall 2011 graduates
• Copper pipes stolen from York City home
• State police: Dallastown man spit at patrol car
• Obituaries for 2/6/12
• Man gets time served on arson charge for murder cover-up
• Members of the York College Biology Club were among the many students who partic...
• Police: Two women assaulted in Fawn Township
• Two suspects in Littlestown stabbing arrested
• Stolen truck found five miles away
• Police: Wife took out loans in spouse's name without his knowledge
• Police: Woman had two-year sexual relationship with teenage girl
• Following up on yesterday's CPE survey question, appearance is the quality most...
• Obituaries for 2/3/12
• Home Show sparks ideas for York-area homeowners
• Antique fire gear on display at Gettysburg event
• York City schools work to close $8M deficit
• Youth Academy gives kids an inside look at police
• Police: Juvenile charged with having weapon at city school
• Police: 2nd time someone tried to steal speed-timing device
• Find out what York College earth science professor Bill Kreiger had to say!
• Teaching Award Nominations Sought for 2012
• Hanover man facing federal charges for heroin-related deaths
• Obituaries for 2/2/12
• Bon-Ton announces drop in sales
• Annual Love Feast will honor community leaders
• Comcast expands broadband program for low-income families
• 10th Annual Battle of the Bands expects large turnout
• Damaged gas line forces evacuations, road closures in York City
• Challenger bows out of state House race because of Hatch Act
• Check out business professor Gerry Patnode's advice.
• Tools, heater stolen from unlocked barn in Jefferson
• Police: Conewago Township fire was arson
• Love Feast honors 'Champions of Children'
• Advising Award Nominations Sought
• Two students at today's 3 p.m. professionalism seminar in the CPAC will be rando...
• Worker burned when 55-gallon drum explodes
• St. Joseph plans a month of Catholic School Week celebrations
• Democrat plans challenge to state Rep. Miller
• Home Show opens at York Expo Center Thursday
• Obituaries for 2/1/12
• York County hiring for several departments
• Copper Crust Co. to open at Central Market
• Heritage Hills, York Township reach development deal
• Police: Kids broke into York City school
• Will Phil see his shadow tomorrow?
• Conewago Twp. woods fire under investigation
• York City woman faces trial for allegedly poisoning her grandmother
• Garage burglarized in Jackson Twp.
• Steelworker for the Future Program Launched
• Things are Getting Sticky Again at Penn State York
• Probe closed, for now, into crash that badly injured Adams Co. officer
• 57 degrees and sunny in York on the last day of January. Who thinks winter is over?
• York YMCA housing fair aims to ease nervous buyers
• Tomorrow's CPE seminar at 3 p.m. in the CPAC will cover how to stand out from th...
• Pasta Dinner Feb. 4 to Support THON
• Miller to chair Chesapeake Bay Commission's Pa. delegation
• One-lane traffic on Route 30 bridge Tuesday
• Check out a few photos from this weekend's event!
• Police: Copper stolen from school construction site
• Obituaries for 1/30/12
• West Shore seeks removal of some online ads for board meetings
• Congrats to Tom Kessler '85!
• Hollywood Casino hosting job fair
• Bikes stolen from garage in Spring Garden Township
• Cash stolen from Spring Garden soda machine
• Dover man faces DUI, drug charges
• Man reports assault in attempted York City robbery
• York 912 Patriots Host York Candidates and PTCC Administrator
• York 912 Patriots Stand On Principle at PA GOP Meeting
• With the spring semester in full swing, we thought we would ask a question to al...
• It looks like the rain has past, the sky is clearing and the sun is ready to pea...
• Obituaries for 1/27/12
• $2.3M to help YWCA expand education in York, Hanover
• York's 4-H robotics team qualifies for state-level competition
• $500 in jewelry taken in Springetts burglary
• Police: Driver fled after Dover Township crash
• Traffic alert: Crash that closed North George Street has been cleared
• This semester's first CPE seminar (Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 3 p.m. in the CPAC) will...
• Obituaries for 1/26/12
• DePasquale part of effort to close 'Delaware loophole'
• Woman hospitalized after domestic dispute
• Gunpoint robbery in York City
• York's own Ken Ludwig honored at York Little Theatre
• Vehicles damaged, bag stolen in Spring Garden
• Felton woman faces DUI charge in Adams County
• Spring Garden Township home burglarized
• New vice president named for Three Mile Island
• 'REACH' brings student issues to the forefront
• Business Dispatches for 1/25/2012
• What leaf did the photographer find floating in the creek?
• Plaza Palooza to resume this fall
• NTSB report lists no cause for fatal plane crash in Jackson Twp.
• York Water Co. announces quarterly dividend
• Students graduate from associate degree nursing program at HACC-York Campus
• Space heater stolen from pickup truck in Dover
• Gun among items stolen in West York burglary
• York City chief elected president of fire association
• Former school board member objects to Gay-Straight Alliance event in Dallastown
• The York College Galleries opened the spring semester with an exhibition of work...
• Campus to Broadcast “A Memorial for Joe” Jan. 26
• Public's help sought in solving Spring Garden burglary
• Obituaries for 1/24/12
• 'Voice lineup' key in Fawn Grove home invasion case
• York attorney announces bid for Congressional seat
• The fog has finally lifted in York!
• Obituaries for 1/23/12
• Sherman Street bridge to be closed well into October
• Teen injured in York City's second shooting of the day
• York Area Regional Police offer citizen academy
• AirTran to stop flying to and from Harrisburg
• PennDOT lists roadwork restrictions
• York man sentenced for robbery, awaits trial in homicide case
• Northeastern superintendent: Facebook budget rumors untrue
• Police: Homicide victim tried to run away
• Commissioner Reilly enters field for Platts' seat
• Megan's Law offender jailed
• Science experiment ends in evacuation of Dallastown Area High School
• Repeat robber found guilty, blamed need to pay drug dealer
• Students from AIGA (the student design association) are raising money to bring i...
• Mayor Bracey and The Pie Shop handing out free pie
• Students attempted to make snow angels this morning in front of Wolf Hall. Maybe...
• Freezing rain advisory for York Monday morning
• Town hall meeting at West York Fire Department
• Is social media really a critical component to any successful political campaign?
• Brenner decides against Congressional bid
• York Ravens fans make the shift to 'wait till next year' mode
• Guns, blank checks stolen from Peach Bottom Twp. home
• Money, DVD players stolen from home in Warrington Twp. burglary
• Three men rob Red Lion flea market
• Teen assaulted during robbery in West York
• Arrest made in weekend shooting in Manchester Twp.
• Road closing for firefighter's funeral
• Dallastown looks at sponsorships as source of money
• Freezing rain predicted in York County
• Northern Regional Police investigate shooting
• Charges dropped when father, son won't help DA
• First a mobile app, now a social media mash-up page. Check it out and tell us yo...
• Fire at Franklin Twp. home doused quickly, police say
• Due to the predicted snowfall this evening into tomorrow, parking regulations ha...
• York Little Theatre sets sights on $350K fundraiser
• Northeastern School District looks for opportunities to cut back
• Police: 82 people arrested in warrant sweeps
• 'Suspicious package' forces police to close portion of South George Street
• Watch a video produced by White Rose Community Television about York SIFE's York...
• Radios stolen from utility truck in Spring Garden Township
• Shots fired into York City business
• News Conference set for Jan. 26 to Announce Steelworker for the Future Program
• Panel to discuss York’s Charrette and its impact on the city in 1970
• 3rd Republican enters race for new 169th House District
• Penn State York to Host Robotics Competition Jan. 21
• Retired city officer, colleagues push marrow donation
• Obituaries for 1/19/12
• County approves policy revisions to tuition reimbursement, tobacco use
• York's Avalong Playhouse finds deeper purpose in drama
• Hmm...do you agree with these "new" ways or should you just stick to the traditi...
• Need help paying for college? HACC can provide answers
• SHAW: Labels reveal secret ingredients
• Two new officers for Northern Regional Police
• Defensive-driving course offered by No. Regional Police
• Longtime fire police officer was 'very dedicated'
• Friends: Central York staple enjoyed a simple life
• DA: No charges for man who fatally shot wife in gun shop
• Welcome back students!!! Download the new YCP mobile app today!!!
• PA Garden Show of York
• Fourth jurisdiction charges York area man with purse snatching
• Chris Reilly is named grand marshal of York's St. Patrick's Day parade
• Coroner's office: Man fatally shot wife, then committed suicide
• Yes...I know classes didn't start yet for the semester, but the College has chos...
• Teens rob man of Steelers baseball cap
• Owner of York City store shot in back with BB by foiled robber
• York Academy Regional Charter School seeks students for coming year
• East Hopewell supervisor resigns, is reappointed in matter of minutes
• New Student Orientation today! What advice would you give the newest Spartans?
• tatement from Ted Waga, Congressional Candidate for the 4th District
• Despite the cold, lacrosse players were on the field today getting ready for a n...
• So. Regional cops make arrests for DUI, drug possession and assault
• Electronics stolen in Paradise Twp. home burglary
• Police: Man charged with officer-assault after domestic dispute
• Police investigate purse-snatchings in York City
• Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day! Don't forget classes begin Wednesday!
• North Salem band earns rare statewide honor
• Trials ahead for alleged robbery ring members
• Watches, electronics stolen from N. Hopewell Twp. home
• Shrewsbury man charged with impersonating cop
• York 912 Patriots Support the York Community
• York 912 Patriots Take on Republican State Committee
• Three women cited for Loucks Road parking lot fight
• PennDOT makes 24 new traffic cameras available for viewing
• Police need help identifying man wanted for questioning in bank robbery
• Spring classes begin on Wednesday. Who's ready?
• Way to go Mark Sollars, a recent YCP grad!
• Obituaries for 1/13/12
• Army mom travels 30 hours to surprise her daughter at school
• Animal rights advocates dispute claims of Farm Show display
• WWII vets to talk about their service on skis
• Central York has budget deficit of $3 million
• New restaurant to open soon in Springetts
• York Congressional Candidate Overwhelming Winner in Straw Poll
• $200 in electronics stolen in Springetts home burglary
• Wood chipper stolen from Springetts construction site
• FAFSA Completion Webinars set for Jan. 19
• York THON Committee Plans Blood Drive for Jan. 30
• Police: Board Road crash leaves one man seriously injured
• Proposed sports merger between Red Land, Cedar Cliff not well-received
• Farm show exposure key for local barbecue sauce maker
• Kids competitions featured at Farm Show
• Dallastown School Board looks at 2012-13 budget scenarios
• Bridge work means busing problems for Spring Grove schools
• If you could be any cartoon character or mascot (and get PAID), who would it be...
• Obituaries for 1/12/12
• Cinematic Titanic's movie mockery docks at the Strand
• Couple charged with shoplifting DVDs from Walmart
• Coins stolen from vending machines in W. Manchester Twp.
• Obituaries for 1/11/12
• This project started by adjunct prof Rebecca Quattrone will have a kick-off even...
• Politicians take the reins at the Farm Show
• More prison time for man who burned two homes
• WellSpan CareExpress centers open in area Giant stores
• New vending machines also in the library!
• Federal candidates to speak at 912 Patriots forum
• New Macs added in Schmidt Library!! Do you prefer Mac or PC?
• York City man charged with having stolen gun
• Obituaries for 1/10/12
• Roundtop snowtubing event helps Make-A-Wish
• Healthy grant for York City fire stations
• Close encounters of the deer kind at Muddy Run
• Dillsburg embezzlement case heads to court
• Elliott Gottloeb ’05 uses the skills he learned from his mentor - York College...
• New Student Orientation one week away!!!
• Congressional Candidate to Face Questions at Federal Candidates' Forum
• Man sought for shooting into the air in North York
• Police: Tow truck was used to steal SUV in Franklin Township
• Great advice from our own Dean of Academic Services, Deborah Ricker!
• Power outage planned along Route 74 Tuesday morning
• The signatures on the rock were recreated using photos (before the rain washed t...
• Free vaccines being offered during Farm Show
• Dallastown explores expanded online classes for high school
• Girl Scouts kick off cookie sales, add new flavor to mix
• Police: Toilet broken during fight at York bar
• Police: Cash, electronics taken from cars in Fawn Twp.
• Even while most students are away, a lot of York College Spartans action going o...
• PennDOT announces York County roadwork
• Found passed out in truck, Littlestown man faces DUI charge
• Rutter's parking lot fight leads to two arrests
• Recent commander of York PSP barracks charged with DUI
• Even with all the small construction projects, campus is looking very nice for t...
• Hearts open as gates close in York's west end
• While students are away...crews are working hard to connect Northside Commons to...
• Raises scaled back for York Area Regional officers
• York County's clerk of courts seeks 15 District Senate seat
• More rules, less congestion for Farm Show motorists
• Mild weather contributes to drop in Bon-Ton sales
• York area obituaries for 1/6/12
• New contract means small raises for York Area Regional officers
• Police: York City woman shoplifted lubricant
• Veterans treatment court saves taxpayer money, is right thing to do, officials say
• Catalytic converters stolen in Springetts
• Campus is still moving while students are away between semesters. An expanded wa...
• $20K in funding cut from Martin Library
• Artists will mark Martin Luther King Day with downtown displays
• Family First Health Corp. receives $105K grant
• Twelfth Night Holiday Home Tour showcases the beauty of the Avenues
• Police seek help to ID subjects in Jackson Twp. burglary
• Police seek two people for Manchester Twp. shoplifting
• County commissioners hire director of Human Resources
• Spring Grove Area School District seeks to exceed tax cap
• Susquehanna Pfaltzgraff Foundation buys Lafayette Club building
• Police: Coins stolen from Spring Garden Laundromat
• Veto override fails, West York council will tackle budget again
• Have you heard What's New(s) at York College? Hint: The College's newest major w...
• Dover board discusses arena request, will explain schedule change
• Family of homicide victim seek justice, donations
• Northern Regional Police corporal promoted to sergeant
• York County's two new judges, plus 18 others, take oaths of office
• Susquehanna Bancshares eliminating 15 jobs after merger
• Can you THINK of anything else to add here at YCP? (Please repost!)
• Credit union offers advice for holiday buyer's remorse
• Campaign to support arts in York County shoots for $1.2M
• Police: York City man pistol-whipped outside home
• Sinkhole repair on Route 30 this week
• Did you see the snow on the roads today in York County? I guess that means winte...
• Farm show food court will open early this year
• Family, fishing on retiring judges' minds
• Three longtime York Area Regional police officers retire
• York Township couple opens home to share month-long train display
• Bridge replacement to close road for months
• Special election coming for new 169th House district
• Customers say goodbye to Marchio's Deli
• A Christmas gift for Glen Rock family with twins in Army, Navy
• 2012 marks change for earned income tax in Pa.
• Big decrease in Columbia Gas price next quarter
• Man gets prison time for causing chase, ramming cruiser
• York City man escapes injury in train collision
• New Freedom council begins search for new mayor
• Preliminary report on fatal plane crash next week
• On Friday, see Spielberg's 'War Horse,' meet real horses looking for homes
• Retiring district judges reflect on work, look to the future
• Police: Bullet hits house in York City
• York 912 Patriots to Host Federal Candidates' Forum
• HACC's website temporarily offline
• Police: Burglaries reported over holiday weekend
• Susquehanna Greenway creates 95-mile driving tour
• $250K state grant goes to Susquehanna heritage group
• Red Lion races to start a new year
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• West York considers purchasing van to save money transporting students
• Marchios in Central Market to close
• The Cove opens on South George Street
• Police: Fatal crash happened after chase ended
• Northeastern is cookie central for a day
• After 12 years, Glen Rock woman gets her degree
• Stillmeadow Church opens alternative nightclub for young adults
• Unable to make it to commencement? Or want to see it again? Check out a recap!
• Alleged shoplifter charged after fight with Springetts officer
• Rabbit suspends transit service for holidays
• Yorker helps make the season brighter for kids
• Free on-street parking in York on Friday and Saturday
• Burglary in Spring Garden Township
• Theft from vehicle in Spring Garden Township
• York College president to retire
• Mom: I left babies with sitter, not alone
• D.A. office hosts annual Christmas program Thursday
• Results of York County police study to be released in the spring
• Lake Aldred levels to be lowered
• Philadelphia Street bridge replacement coming
• Despite the drizzly weather conditions, students gathered at the rock to take pa...
• Thousands of Yorkers benefit from Salvation Army programs
• Police warn of phone scheme targeting the elderly
• Commencement has ended. Congrats to all the graduates. Are you ready to sign the...
• Three suggestions for success from YJC grad and honorary degree recipient Scott...
• "Take time. Make time. There may not be a next time." - Pat Massa
• Faculty speaker Pat Massa talks to grads about all of the changes on campus sinc...
• Everyone is almost in their places for the commencement ceremony!
• Everything is set up and ready to go for commencement in Grumbacher Sport and Fi...
• Can't make it to campus today for commencement? Watch it live (at 10:30 a.m.) on...
• Teen skateboarder in Glen Rock hit by alleged drunk driver
• Gifts among items stolen in Conewago Twp. burglary
• Faith UCC minister joins York City's Police Chaplains' Corps
• York City third-grader a winner in PennDOT art contest
• Honorary degree recipient and York Junior College grad W. Scott Rhinehart will a...
• Lawyer, GOP leader takes run at Pa. Senate
• Suggestions roll in for funding York City schools
• Safe travels to everyone leaving campus today!
• Stolen car recovered in Franklin Twp., but another stolen nearby
• Burglars ransack Jackson Township home
• Franklin Twp. burglar leaves some loot behind
• Daytime burglars in Conewago Twp. steal cash, electronics
• Lewisberry man pleads not guilty to having child pornography
• York’s Lady Lions Hopes Cards Lift spirits of Troops in Afghanistan
• One more day left of finals...I think some students can't wait to be finally don...
• Police: Checkpoint finds 18 driving under influence of booze or drugs
• Brogue-area district judge office closing, cases being reassigned
• Northern Regional Police share a meal, build community ties
• With commencement approaching, what advice do you have for YCP's newest grads??
• Washington "Experts" Uncertain of Number of Federal Regulations in Code of Federal Regulations
• York County Food Bank closing in on holiday collection goal
• Less than 5 days until commencement!!!!
• Fall 2011 Graduates Announced
• HACC part-time police academy graduates include two York County men
• The York College Mechanical Engineering Program showed off some great projects t...
• York soccer team finishes season strong, earns honors for players and coach
• Big funding boost for park projects around York County
• York Student Interested in Helping People, Especially Children
• Lewisberry firefighters ended era with 'pride and honor,' their last chief says
• Dallastown caps taxes, gets clean audit report
• Metal stolen from Fawn Township Municipal Building
• Police seeking man who used stolen credit card
• Lawmakers don't think total cell phone ban would pass in Pa.
• Crossing guard retires after 44 years of service
• Judge upholds decision to vote down Heritage Hills development
• Red Lion Area School District face $4.6M deficit in initial budget
• Bookstore Buyback Giveaways at the York College Bookstore! Today, free beanies...
• Good luck on finals today everyone!
• York Little Theatre adds variety to spice up the season
• More charges filed in alleged York Symphony embezzlement
• Lane restriction on Route 30 bridge extended
• Police: Four will be charged with burglarizing Radio Shack
• Any more study tips for students studying for finals?
• York commissioners OK spending $11K for body armor vests
• DUI checkpoint set for this weekend, somewhere in York County
• Everyone who has gone to YCP (or any other school) remembers seeing this at the...
• 150 kids, parents to get a 'Joe Live' Christmas
• 81-year-old man killed in Spring Garden Township crash
• Today is reading day for students, which means a day to prep and study for final...
• Burglar breaks into Dover Twp. Walgreens, steals nothing
• Tax collector announces run for new state House seat in York County
• Downtown York's Keo closed
• United Way campaign falls short of goal, raises $6.9M
• Last day of classes for the semester. Who's excited?
• Another transition for Red Lion principal -- to retirement
• Coroner's office seeks family of Glen Rock-area woman who died
• Police: ATV winch stolen from Conewago Twp. home
• Local pastor celebrates holidays with books and songs
• Another transition for Red Lion principal -- to retirement
• West Manchester Twp. man tased, charged with resisting arrest
• Check out a video from the annual event. More than 1,100 students, faculty and s...
• City man charged with robbing Dover Twp. Turkey Hill
• Four people arrested after they refuse to leave city store
• Thieves take $2,000 worth of items from York City home
• Security guard bitten in York Galleria robbery
• Police seek driver who crashed into Dallastown pole
• York City Police: Man fatally shot near his home
• Friend: Spring Grove graduate killed in car crash was 'honest, hard working'
• York Suburban faces $1.5M deficit
• Police: Would-be thief foiled when 'lookout' can't reach him on cell phone
• Pastor returns to his old stomping grounds in West York
• Submit a video proposal for a shot at $20K grant
• York Area Regional officers honored
• Dallastown board OKs booster-paid track club
• Central considering exceptions to help with budget deficit
• Burlars steal $8,000 in electronics from Springetts store
• Two teens rob York City man of cash
• Community Night at Isaac’s Dec. 11 Supports THON
• Police release security photos of second jewelry-store robber
• Downtown spot puts the 'bar' in barbershop
• York County to buy leased building for magistrate's office to save $9,000
• Check out the green guy who showed up at last night's wrestling matches!
• York County hopes to save with natural gas contract
• Mandatory trash pickup law seems unlikely in Pa.
• Central York's iPad program sees wide use
• York 'Nutcracker' production aims higher every year
• YCP Sport Management Professional Day going on now in Grumbacher. The event feat...
• Eberts Lane bridge over I-83 reopens
• County approves $22K for furniture at prison
• Recycling bin for Ronald McDonald House removed
• 31 graduate from HACC police academy
• Southern Regional officer honored
• PennDOT: Route 30 'dip' remains stable
• Nearly $10K from Springetts park event stolen
• No tax hike for West Manchester Township
• Northeastern school board to discuss $3.3M budget hole at December meeting
• Group created to oppose Dover schools exit
• Dallastown considers sewer rate increase, keeps taxes steady
• Spring Grove seats new school board members
• Students...stop over to the student union now to pick up your tickets for Ross "...
• Free Late Night Breakfast set for Dec. 12
• Police: Car stolen from Memorial Hospital lot
• The York College Spartans host wrestling and basketball tonight in Grumbacher. S...
• Police: Casino employee caused $40K fire with flaming bag of chips
• Are roses supposed to bloom in December?
• Penn State York Commencement set for Dec. 16
• Spring Grove artist's work a show of faith
• Local post office customers say one-day delay will hurt
• Final ride for former Fawn Grove fire chief
• South Western faces $1.6 million deficit in preliminary budget
• York County stands behind count in contested election
• Police seek tips in Spring Garden Twp. store burglary
• Penn State, The Lancaster Center will Close for the Holiday
• Penn State York Announces Holiday Schedule
• Mailboxes damaged in Dover Township
• Pat Massa, an assistant professor of education and longtime coach who will retir...
• Children and Youth forum focuses on building family ties
• No cost-of-living increase for York County retirees
• Lower Windsor Township roads closed for repairs
• Police: Maryland woman stole $177 worth of groceries from Shrewsbury store
• Police: Counterfeit money used in 2 Shrewsbury stores
• Penn State York and WellSpan Partner for New Program
• Health Care Leadership Certificate Begins in January
• Softball tournament honors Dallastown student
• Donate Christmas trees to troops
• Dallastown's star guidance counselor earns statewide award
• PUC drops plan for new central Pennsylvania area code
• Helping Hands donations help those in need
• Tax hike proposed for Spring Grove
• Four York countians arrested in Adams drug bust
• W. Manchester home ransacked by burglars
• Roosevelt Tavern has reopened
• Trial coming for accused wife-killer Brian Hummert
• Essay Contest Winners Named
• Crispus Attucks program prepares youths for jobs
• TOMORROW (not today) is the last day to see "A Christmas Carol" in the CPAC. Als...
• Pizza delivery man robbed in York City
• State Capitol Christmas tree from Dover Township grower
• Quilt shows the faces of AIDS
• PennDOT will study road dip on Route 30
• PUC to investigate power outages after October snowstorm
• Holiday program helps provide gifts for seniors
• Stop by the CPAC today at 1 p.m. to see a York College holiday tradition!
• York City accepts applications for vendors on square
• Man robbed of cash, cane in York City
• Police ask for public's help in identifying people using stolen credit cards
• Concert in York will help fund a school in Haiti
• Christmas tree sales help fill empty bellies
• York Suburban cheerleaders to perform in Disney Christmas parade
• Business Dispatches for 11/29/2011
• York Township holds taxes steady for 2012
• Dover retains superintendent for five more years
• Police: York City man caught driving stolen car
• Reward offered for ATV stolen from Newberry Twp. home
• Prison for woman charged with having sex with 15-year-old boy
• Get ready for Spartapalooza on Thursday evening! Tons of food and games....then...
• Special Report: Many cyber schools fail to meet state standards
• Local districts challenge charter schools in cyber battle
• Seven Valleys proposes 2012 budget identical to 2011's
• Lower Windsor Township expects surplus for 2012
• Jacobus cuts road projects to hold line on taxes
• York Area Regional Police investigating car vandalism
• Central York teacher wins national science honors
• South Eastern promises not to seek tax cap exceptions for 2012-13 budget
• Donations on rise to Southern York School District foundation
• TMI unit returned to service after maintenance
• York City woman charged with setting her apartment on fire
• Newberry Township Police seeking stolen ATV
• Manchester Township home burglarized
• Donations on rise to Southern York School District foundation
• WellSpan acquires physical therapy center in Shrewsbury
• Write-in winners include an upset on Delta council
• Angel Tree needs gifts for York County children
• Spring Garden balances budget without raising residents' taxes
• York County Commissioners decide who gets what in 2012 budget
• State auctioning unclaimed property on eBay
• York-area model railroad displays embrace childlike wonder of the holidays
• Spring Grove man hurt in Adams County crash
• Congressional Candidate Hits the Campaign Trail
• Yorkers thankful for holiday meal served at mission
• Have Thanksgiving Everyone! What are you most thankful for?
• Couple's love lasted through the decades
• No tax increase in proposed county budget
• SHAW: New foods, new traditions this Thanksgiving
• Patterson's seat may not be filled until 2014
• Dover board to take up elementary schools, tax cap in December
• Dover approves teachers' contract
• Drug Task Force vehicle auction set for Black Friday
• PPL Electric lowers its generation price
• Pickup truck stolen from Newberry Township driveway
• York Haven man charged with drug offenses
• HACC’s Artisan Marketplaces feature juried artists
• Penn State York senior helping spread Thanksgiving cheer
• Attorney: Man who terrorized York County woman will be released soon
• Alleged scammer withdraws guilty plea
• County 'close' to finalizing hotel room tax
• Rescue Mission volunteers bundle meals for needy
• Thanksgiving Vacation begins at 10:00 p.m. Have a safe trip wherever you are going!
• Dover schools honored for support of music education
• Dover band, choir to perform in Hawaii
• Handgun stolen in burglary at Dover Twp. home
• York City to open bids for fire station mold removal
• Power tools, snow blower stolen from Springetts homes
• North York dance-apparel plant evacuated
• Find out what York College's PRSSA is doing to raise money for the Leukemia & Ly...
• Thanksgiving service builds bonds between faith traditions
• Veterans memorial garden to launch crucial fundraiser
• Thefts from vehicles in Spring Garden Township
• AAA forecasts 42.5 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more during the Tha...
• Three York County businesses awarded grants by DEP
• Collecting turkeys for White Rose seniors
• Judge: Murder defendant remains incompetent to stand trial
• 3 York County businesses get energy-efficiency grants
• Windy Hill Road bridge reopens in Shrewsbury Twp.
• Four nonprofits receive grants to use stadium
• Looking for some Friday night entertainment? Come out to the CPAC tonight at 7 p...
• Terry Hemler, owner of animal control business, remembered as 'quite a character'
• Come in your PJs, make pillows for charity
• 30 years in prison for child porn case
• Northern York police swear in officers, honor citizens and officers
• Cars stolen from Springetts, recovered
• York County Food Bank seeks turkeys for families in need
• Hiring at job fair for warehouse positions
• Student Hopes to Make Thanksgiving Easier for Senior Citizens
• Celebration of Music Raises More than $2,000 for EOP
• Drama Club to Perform One-Act Plays, “All in the Timing”
• Delta-Cardiff firefighters honored for animal rescue efforts
• Facing tax hike, Glen Rock considers policing options
• Community members learn about preventing and fighting York City crime
• County, nursing home employees still at odds
• Harrisburg Diocese has $250K goal for special Sunday collection
• Improvements planned in city for N. George St., square
• Looking for something to do tonight? Come check out Margin Call over in the Huma...
• Man injured in Hellam Township crash
• Books-A-Million to open Friday in Springetts
• York Youth, Junior orchestras hit all the right notes
• Man sentenced, accused of exposing self to girl
• York County Holiday Inn workers to lose jobs in management change
• Tight budget prompts Glen Rock to consider cutting police
• Man reports being robbed in West York
• Campus Plans Program in Support of Child Abuse Prevention
• Four York County cops named DUI 'top guns'
• Tickets going fast for midnight 'Twilight' showings
• Future of Second Mile's York chapter uncertain
• Registration for Spring 2012 classes begins Friday. Look for more info on MyYCP!
• Local doctor recognized for work on HIV/AIDS
• York's child services receiving more calls after Penn State scandal
• Coroner's office seeks family of Markham Anderson
• DePasquale plans to write bill removing exemption status from Penn State, others
• Glen Rock struggles for police funding
• CVS to open Windsor Twp. store opposite Rite Aid
• Volunteers save church's free clothes program
• Eastern York high school files claim for $20,000 worth of storm damage
• Bon-Ton CEO to retire, chairman to step down
• Former city school board member violated ethics code
• Auditor general investigating city school's 'misuse' of funds
• Track and field pole vaulter Zak Kriesmer practiced last night as the sun set!
• Newberry Twp. baby born at 11:11, 11-11-11 is 11th grandchild
• Proposed bill could help returning vets find jobs
• Check out this sculpture display in the Wolf Hall lobby!
• Bracey ups police patrols, asks for residents' help following three shootings
• York Town Craft Guild showcases artisans in fourth annual marketplace
• $1M grant means cash back for several municipalities
• Skype links York mom and her daughter
• This week York College will recognize all the innovators on campus!
• Car stolen in Spring Garden Twp. recovered by city police
• Burglary at York City home
• Early Sunday carjacking reported in York City
• Penn State not Happy Valley this weekend
• Police: Gun-wielding woman rob Burger King in Manchester Twp.
• Police: Franklin Twp. man, 67, victim of home-invasion robbery
• Santa en route to York Galleria
• Food drive helps people help their pets
• Wrightsville man gets federal prison over body armor
• Ten Thousand Village Holiday Festival Sale going on now in the William Walker Ro...
• Hellam Twp. man brings home $10K from 'Millionaire'
• Police: Arrest made in West York robbery
• Happy Veterans Day! Thank you to all those who've served our country and to thos...
• Dallastown board postpones decision on energy review
• Items stolen from cars in Fat Daddy's parking lot
• Armed robbers steal TVs from Springetts Wallmart
• Lawmakers, child advocate weigh in on PSU scandal
• District judge bows out of Toni Smith election law hearing
• Sheriff's sale notices in York County fall by a third
• York car showroom moves to make way for Royal Farms store
• Come check out "The Women" tonight in the CPAC!
• York Revs, WellSpan announce partnership
• Business Dispatches for 11/10/2011
• Employment resource fights for county funding
• Bank reps to sit down with York area homeowners
• Dover parents against plan to put K-6 in all elementaries
• Tomorrow is Veterans Day. What does it mean to you?
• Hanover artist killed in crash a 'gentle soul,' his father says
• Board of Trustees announces leadership changes at Penn State
• Hanover-bred horse brings $825K at auction
• Congressional Candidate to Address Tea Party Group
• HACC chapter of international honor society inducts new members
• ABC27 news reporter charged with assault
• Coroner's office seeks family of York woman
• Car left running stolen in Spring Garden Township
• Northern Regional announces promotion, reassignment
• York City shooting case dropped on eve of trial
• Plea deal means probation for Cumberland County man
• Chanceford Twp. church's clothing giveaway to shut down
• In York Suburban, 8 candidates take aim at 5 seats
• Police: Suspect in custody in Shrewsbury car thefts
• Guilty plea in robbery of Carroll Twp. store
• Former Dillsburg-area man who threatened officer sentenced to prison
• Northern Regional's Cpl Mark Burchfield retires
• Guilty plea in Carroll Township store robbery
• Applications for heating assistance open Tuesday
• Saturday activities, including Open House, will continue as planned. Check the h...
• Two candidates want to close Valley View Elementary
• All Saints' Day service teaches lessons of loss
• Sign up for Salvation Army's Christmas Cheer giveaway
• $6M grant to cover bulk of Rabbit Transit's new HQ
• Law: Teachers must disclose crimes by Dec. 27
• Cost of drivers education rises at Eastern York High School
• Police looking for stolen Ford Taurus
• Kreutz Creek Road bridge reopens
• Can you believe everything will be covered in SNOW tomorrow?
• Constituents engage Platts at town hall meeting in Red Lion
• Three-day home show rolls into York Expo Center
• Five candidates on the ballot for York City School Board elections
• Drug take-back program returns Saturday
• New Oxford couple found guilty in child pornography case
• Prepare for Halloween parade detours
• Police: DUI checkpoints in York County this weekend
• Have you ever thought about studying abroad? There are many opportunities here a...
• 'Stand up to crime' attendees told to get active in push for city safety
• HARB says no to demolishing 140-year-old York City church
• Punching fence brings drunkenness charge for Dallastown man
• Burglary at Springetts home takes jewelry and electronics
• $900 in bras stolen from York Galleria Victoria's Secret
• After underwater inspection, two York County bridges declared unsafe
• Halloween Fun Fest set for Oct. 29 to Benefit THON
• Registration for the Friday, April 13 Relay for Life is down to $5 (from $10) no...
• Young composers will hear their works performed
• Newest Miss York County says she's honored to wear the crown
• Conference reaches out to York City boys
• York City rally trains next generation
• Spring Garden man gets 15 years for raping two girls
• SHAW: Answering your burning vegetarian-related questions
• York Faculty Member Raises Eyebrows with her Research
• One-lane area on I-83 Wednesday night
• Teen shot in leg Tuesday in York City
• Check out some highlights from Friday's event!
• Do you know how to accept criticism? Learn how to react when your "perfect" term...
• Second of three alleged Dover robbers arraigned
• Friday's Midnight Madness was definitely a success. Learn what a "first-timer" t...
• York City's 'stand up to crime' meeting set for Wednesday
• Info Sessions set for New IST Certificate at Penn State, The Lancaster Center
• Kids get hands-on time with 'creepy' critters
• Glen Rock girl, 9, will help Grinch find holiday spirit
• Man holds up Spring Garden Turkey Hill
• One arrested, two wanted in Dover Township robberies
• Second lost wedding ring found in Manchester
• Three teens hurt in Mancheim Township crash
• West York Police say man tried to steal beer, threatened clerk
• It's never too early to start thinking about Relay for Life. Mark your calendars...
• Cold front headed for York County later this week
• Red light camera proposal OK'd for York City
• Occupy York set to gather outside Chamber of Commerce Friday
• Eastern York OKs waterproofing leaking wall in high school
• More seeking free breakfasts at Otterbein
• New art gallery in York could be open by January
• Occupy York plans gathering in front of Chamber of Commerce
• York County experienced first frost of season
• York City Police investigate multiple car break-ins
• West York Police: Man arrested for lighting ex-wife's SUV on fire
• Hundreds gather for Extreme Makeover episode
• Come out to get the new Screamin' Green T-Shirt, but don't forget your canned go...
• Woman falsely charged with murder has record expunged
• Check out the clouds in this photo of Grumbacher. They look a little eerie to me!
• York City superintendent lays out plan to turn district around
• York County looks into an upgrade of its website
• Rescue Mission hopes for 224,000 pounds of food
• York City candidate no longer interested in school board seat
• Two candidates vying for district judge seat
• Springettsbury Township Police: Car parts stolen
• Probation for Felton man in sword case
• York homicide case goes forward; other charges withdrawn
• Inauguration for HACC’s seventh president
• York-area fans show love for Cardinals, Rangers
• Acoustic concert at the Strand celebrates Americana, supports seniors
• “An Evening with Henry Winkler” set for Oct. 24
• Business Dispatches for 10/20/2011
• Summit explores ways to stop child abuse
• York City man faces prison for Megan's Law violation
• State funds still available for tree planting
• York health care providers offer free mammograms
• Stop over to the Student Union Lobby before 2pm to make your own photo license p...
• How much is too much? Free, confidential alcohol screenings will be held in the...
• East Manchester Twp. man claims lost wedding ring
• Police: Woman hit by van in Spring Grove
• Police: More than one group behind jump in Manchester Twp. burglaries
• New Hope gets partial approval for performing arts program
• York College team leaders kicked off the Relay For Life season by Painting the C...
• Amount of solid waste spikes at city treatment plant
• Fall has definitely arrived on campus - from stylish boots to the leaves changin...
• York County fashion 'don't' gets makeover on national TV
• Alcohol Awareness Week begins today on campus. Check out myycp for a complete sc...
• Flood caused more than $97K in damage to York treatment plant
• York educators enthusiastic about Obama-Biden plan
• Don't forget Fall Break ends today!!! Classes resume tomorrow at 8 a.m.
• Concerns about traffic, students delay Stewartstown development
• Church seeks place for worship, Sunday school
• FEMA to help York County with storm damage
• PennDOT: Work on Springetts bridge delayed
• York City woman sentenced for assaulting officer
• In just his second year as a professional rider, YCP student Ian Lau took home t...
• York County seniors age with grace, health and fun
• Family of 7 escapes house fire in Springettsbury Township
• Penn State York to Celebrate Homecoming Oct. 21, 22
• YouthBuild seeks renewal of academic charter
• PennDOT makes plans for York County work
• Number of York countians with health insurance tops statewide average
• Deadline set to file for flooding relief
• Police announce DUI checkpoint in York County
• Police: York City man stabbed
• Stop by campus this evening to check it out!
• Anyone have any big plans for Fall Break?
• YouthBuild seeks renewal of academic charter
• York City takes another look at towing regulations
• Police: 4 teens attempt strong-armed robbery
• Woman gets 2 years for her part in apparent robbery
• Speakers to address Social Security, Medicare at free event
• Did you know Sunday is National Boss Day? Don't forget to thank your boss for ev...
• Delta-Cardiff firefighter among 90 honored at memorial
• Renowned York County organist dies
• York 912 Patriots will work against Platts, activist says
• West York schools consider 4-day summer work week
• Fall Break begins at 5 p.m.tonight. Who's excited????
• York's Fraternal Order of Eagles closes
• Cupcake and coffee shop opening in Queensgate
• Dallastown board takes up energy review, PSSA scores
• Late Delta-Cardiff firefighter to be honored in national ceremony
• 'Helpful' man steals elderly woman's wallet at W. Manchester Walmart
• Stonewood Road Bridge over Kreutz Creek to close
• Thefts from cars in Spring Garden Twp.
• Plaque honoring Jewish chaplains comes to York Friday
• York City police force sticks to 109 in 2012
• New Hope Academy lobbies for arts program
• York County Prison to pay $7,000 for movies
• Cultural Alliance offering $70K in grants for creative projects
• Southwestern Police officer promoted
• York County Commissioners recognize contributions to storm recovery
• County prison officials looking at possible second inmate entrance
• YouthBuild seeking charter renewal
• New Hope asks York City to let it keep performing arts program
• Oops. York City woman's alias was wanted, too
• Seventh time a charm for Springetts burglar
• Velveeta to Perform Oct. 22 in York
• York County moves two polling places for Nov. 8 election
• Sheetz to offer charging station for electric cars
• Corbett's education proposals elicit mixed reactions
• In honor of National Pet Peeve Week, what do you think are the most common and a...
• York City fire chief proposes holding 2012 overtime to $205,000
• Country Folk Art Craft Show 2011
• Police investigate burglaries in Manchester Township
• York County home sales up from same time last year, but prices drop
• Student to Share her Academic Journey in Majors and Beyond
• As many of you already know, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. What are...
• 'Crucial' state funds, staff moves quell fears over large class sizes
• Plan to raze damaged York City church draws protest
• New Hope Academy aims to fix arts issue, push for elementary school
• New contract quadruples business for Nuts About Granola
• Get answers from York City Council candidates at two forums
• Police: Man charged with DUI after crashing truck into vacant home
• York City considers cutting off water if sewer bills are unpaid
• York City police talking crime prevention, giving free gunlocks
• Newest York City police chaplain sworn in
• Don't miss out on these five week courses that will prepare you to take the exam...
• Woman facing prison for assaulting cop asks judge to think of her kids
• Watch as York College students discuss Steve Jobs and one professor remembers ho...
• Post office gets serious about general delivery regulations
• Yorkers take many, many steps to end hunger
• Construction began today to install a kiosk on West Campus Drive, just off Grant...
• York City woman charged with stabbing man in neck
• York City police investigating two weekend armed robberies
• Man injured in York City robbery
• One man dead, another injured in York City shooting
• Penn State Day Fall Open House set for Oct. 22 in York
• Corbett to discuss new education policy in York
• Adam Taliaferro to speak Oct. 12
• Campus Helps Sponsor Diversity Summit in Hanover
• CAS Students to Present at Conference
• Jinahie to perform Oct. 18 at Penn State York
• Push on to safeguard prescription drugs
• County school districts' grades in writing, science hold steady
• Business Dispatches for 10/7/2011
• Residents invited to check out Red Lion field's $1.9 million overhaul
• New Smoker's Express in Dillsburg
• Message of York anti-crime rally: Be that crazy old lady
• Company sold, but employees of Springetts facility can stay
• Voter registration deadline is Tuesday
• Two Manchester Twp. homes burglarized
• Gun threat alleged in Manchester Twp. parking lot
• Officer badly hurt in I-83 crash looks to future
• Neighbors Helping Neighbors sets up shop in York
• Anonymous baby drop-offs get little use
• Lafayette Club building sold; VP says members won't be affected
• York College employees go "Passionately Pink" for the cause as they gather toget...
• Celebrate Halloween with screams and smiles
• Murder defendant testifies to killing his brother
• Were you unable to attend Fall Fest this year? Check out some of the highlights!
• The free and confidential screenings will take place tomorrow in the Student Uni...
• Study suggests new trails for hiking, biking in York
• Parents join cancer-stricken son in shaving heads
• SHAW: Chicken or tofu at vegan and vegetarian's wedding?
• Police alert Jackson Twp. residents to sexual predator
• City council approves personnel systems, grant, sets budget schedule
• Felony charge against Adams County day-care owner withdrawn
• Sports bar replacing Al Dente restaurant on Haines Road
• A great way to have a little fun and give back to the community!
• “Human Trafficking” the Topic for First Friday Series Oct. 7
• Campus to Participate in NAMI Walk in York
• Business Dispatches for 10/4/2011
• North Hopewell garden center closing after two decades
• Burkholder will share her experiences and offer advice on how to be a more effec...
• York mayor, police chief stress public's role in crime prevention
• Home in Manchester Township burglarized in daytime
• For Revs fans the game was great fun, even in cold weather
• Plaza Palooza, first of 10 in York City, draws dozens of families
• Fire damages portion of Windsor Township barn
• Manchester Twp. woman returns home to find burglar
• Rescue crews give up search for missing York County boater
• Students showed their support...and had a little fun during Fall Fest!
• A lot of Fall Fest fun going on today in the Field House!
• Man facing trial in stabbing homicide of next-door neighbor
• Darn rain! Because of the forecast for wet weather, the decision has been made t...
• Conference Focuses on Early Childhood Education and Care
• Two face charges related to June killing
• Questions surround York County Commissioners over director's firing
• York man hurt in crash that killed another
• Great YCP Campus Activities Board (CAB) activities all weekend on campus!
• Shrewsbury man accused of two failed thefts
• Local lawmakers support tougher teen driving bill
• POETRI to Perform Oct. 4 at Penn State York
• Ever wonder what it is like to do evidence inventory? Check out Day Eleven of Er...
• Workshops explore struggles, mindset of poverty in York
• York County threatens to take back unspent grants
• Peach Bottom security officer fired for not reporting arrest
• West York OKs committee to work on expansion at schools
• Spring Grove adds aides for Paradise Elementary
• Police: Woman used baby carrier in theft from Springetts store
• Police: Spate of car break-ins in West Manchester
• Learn more about Lincoln from one of this country's most prominent historians!
• YMCA delegates from Wales visit York branch
• After a year off, Harley roars back into Open House action
• Sheriff sales show steep drop in York County
• Championship intensity excites Revs fans
• High-speed chase through York leads to prison time
• DUI checkpoint planned this weekend
• Have you been to the new cafe in the Life Sciences Building?
• Hanover man sentenced to prison for stabbing
• York City purse snatcher pleads guilty, avoids prison
• 50plus Expo attracts people seeking information and prizes
• Interested in studying abroad? Dr. Fyfe will teach two courses with an internati...
• Stop by the Student Union lobby before 2pm to make your own T-Shirt!
• Family recalls crash victim as generous woman, organ donor
• Dallastown student shares Appalachian Trail adventures
• West York officials take over some duties after fire chief's removal
• Central Market accepting applications for seasonal vendors
• Lawyers volunteer as safety net for tough decisions
• Victim pistol-whipped during robbery at Manchester Twp. ATM
• Prison time ordered for Manchester Twp. parking-lot incident
• Salvation Army awards honor York-area judge, lawyer
• Pinchot Lake will look a little empty until March
• Who's coming to Fall Fest?
• Yes, it's a record; 2011 wettest year since tallies have been kept
• Three daylight robberies reported in York City
• Man carjacked at gunpoint on Chestnut Street in York City
• City police investigate home invasion on Roosevelt Avenue
• Central HS principal deploying with National Guard unit
• 3 wounded in separate shootings in York
• Pinchot Lake water level to be drawn down for improvements
• It looks like flowers are about the only ones that like this rain!
• Business Dispatches for 1/14/2011
• Prison time for man severely burned while stealing copper
• New venue for charity pie fight
• Volunteers help York couple expecting baby clean up from flood
• Police: DUI checkpoint planned for weekend
• York Area Regional Police offer alerts
• Charity pie fight finds new venue in Fairview Township park
• How do you balance class, the student newspaper and an internship? Learn more ab...
• Penn State York Offers Courses Beginning in October
• A lot going on tonight on campus - CPE seminar on Texting, Facebook and Your GPA...
• York City Council moves forward with energy plan
• Despite economic decline, outlook for York County is positive
• Southern York school board OKs YouTube effort
• West York gets nice surprise from Met-Ed
• South Eastern denies tax exemption for fire company
• Friend recalls Arthur Evans, gay rights leader and York native
• Annual Mother Earth harvest festival adds activities for kids
• Where were you at 6:30 a.m.? Women's lacrosse players were running sprints!
• Enthusiasm builds for auction of Victorian home, antiques collection
• Sale of Pfaltzgraff items opens at Agriculture and Industrial Museum
• Man reports gunpoint robbery in York City alley
• Man pleads so shoplifting in Shrewsbury Walmart
• BOP gears up for Plaza Palooza kids' play events at stadium plaza
• Controversy forces shift for planned pie fight
• Police: SUV strikes, kills woman on city sidewalk
• Congress deemed some of the least professional people around according to York C...
• County building needs $12K in repairs after flooding
• State Rep. Perry to host Marcellus shale forum
• Stewartstown Road bridge over I-83 reopens
• Penn State York Plans Financial Aid Nights at Area High Schools
• Free Tickets Available for October Women’s Show in York
• Jail for man who threatened officer, demanded cole slaw
• 'Sweet Beginnings' returns for second year at Strand-Capitol
• Holy Family radio finds local audience
• Penn State York looks at environmental concerns
• When paychecks slip, dental care does, too
• City council holds police camera issue for more discussion
• Preparing for boot camp
• Texting, Facebook and Your GPA: How to stay focused on your grades...without sac...
• Baltimore man pleads guilty to shoplifting at Springetts Walmart
• Northern Regional Police 'very excited' to have injured officer back
• The York College of Pennsylvania Alumni Association, Student Alumni Association...
• Save 25% on sweatshirts and blankets this week at the York College Bookstore!
• Oh deer -- a naked guy in the headlights
• York Suburban OKs teacher contract
• Sign of confusion? York City Bike Night set for Sept. 30
• Platts discusses Middle East concerns in talk at York JCC
• Flooding affects some PPL recreation areas, nature programs
• 2 ATVs stolen in Jackson Twp., later recovered along with stolen truck
• Regional meetings to update public on York County economic development
• Holy Family Radio offers Catholic programming at 720-AM
• Police: Beware of phone scams
• Electronics stolen from unlocked vehicles in Spring Garden Twp.
• Byrnes Health Education Center names new chief
• Get kids published in the Junior Dispatch
• Check out some of the T-Shirts Jamie collected as a student!
• Driver robbed after collision on York City street
• South Eastern board denies fire company tax exemption
• Suthern school board approves district YouTube channel
• York police identify man killed, 2 wounded in Sunday shooting
• Grab a constitution inside the student union for Constitution Day! Don't forget...
• York Fair's lunchtime admission experiment gets mixed reviews
• Historic New Freedom seed company in jeopardy
• Free BLTs and great music - courtesy of WVYC! Going on now until 2 p.m. in front...
• Business Dispatches for 9/16/2011
• Wrightsville girl's memory to live on at Sam Lewis park
• Sustainability Strategic Plan Town Hall Meeting Scheduled at Penn State York
• Are you interested in real crime scene investigation? This hands-on course begin...
• West Manchester Twp. police investigate vehicle break-ins
• Car stolen from West Manchester Twp. parking lot
• Illegal alien living in York County indicted in federal court
• York's Downtown First Awards announced
• York Area wine trail expands with four new wineries, new name
• Don't miss out on movie night tonight in the CPAC! Hangover 2 is playing at 9:30...
• Flooding at Glen Rock church trashes kitchen, social hall, meeting rooms
• Online Magazine Seeks Submissions for Sixth Edition
• Students Experience Dangers of Distracted Driving
• Nine roads still closed by flooding
• Plea deal drops weapons charge for ex-Central York student
• Business Dispatches for 9/15/2011
• Job placement rate a point of pride for YTI
• Spring Grove expands AP classes
• New online credit sales going well for Central York
• OSHA identifies SKF worker who died from injuries
• Waterlogged festivals scramble in flooding's wake
• Lightning blamed for fire at three York Township homes
• Weight Watchers @ Work program now available for all YCP students and employees....
• Toby Keith fans brave weather for storm-delayed York Fair concert
• York City School Board considers creating nonprofit Bearcat Foundation
• Dover, Suburban parents see benefits despite new pay-to-play fees
• York-area school sports budgets fall on athletes' shoulders
• The York College Art Galleries will feature 25 Years of International Aids Aware...
• Flood soaks lifetime of Hollywood memories for York City couple
• Public push for a new pool begins in York Twp.
• York County shows off its office upgrade
• Dover carnival struggled through flooding
• Follow along as Erin O'Donnell shares her experience as an honors intern at the...
• Javier Mendoza to Perform Free Concert Sept. 19
• Menzer Skatepark celebrates 3 years with festival
• York College Career Development Center and Academic Services Open House today fr...
• Northern Regional Police investigating thefts from cars
• Home burglarized on West Princess Street in West York
• Cash stolen in burglary at Springettsbury Twp. business
• $1,000 in merchandise stolen from Galleria Victoria's Secret
• Computer stolen from parked car in Spring Garden Township
• Mack's Ice Cream on Mount Rose Avenue burglarized
• Two bicycles stolen in Spring Garden Township
• York Township McDonald's robbed at knifepoint
• Free donuts outside on the Campus Mall until 2 p.m. courtesy of YCP's fraternities!
• Foggy morning on campus. Did you run into any of these?
• Police: Cigarettes stolen from York Laundromat
• Part of Peach Bottom power plant shut down
• First Monday Coffee is being held right now until 11:30 a.m. in front of Schmidt...
• Police arrest 11 people in York area on drug charges
• After event washout, York County United Way quietly kicks off its campaign
• Police ask public's help in York City burglaries
• 9/11 is remembered by everyone today. Do you remember where you were that morning?
• No Revolution parking at Small Field Friday
• Red Lion groups seek tutors for schools
• York County School of Technology offers 12-week job training for women
• Five of Nathaniel Craver's teachers testify for defense
• Flooding updates from around York County
• York police seeking tips about recent burglaries
• Dover Fireman's Fair continues, felt effect of flooding
• Memories of mill inspire a model recreation
• Kitten abandoned in bank's trash can
• Join your fellow students at 11:45 a.m. at the Fountain for a moment of silence...
• DePasquale makes case for auditor general nod in video
• Security paramount while planning York courthouse after 9/11
• Mother offers reward for return of son's bike
• Police: Red Lion bank robbed
• Police: Man shot in buttocks uncooperative with officers
• HACC names students to part-time Dean's List
• United Way kickoff event canceled
• Flood damage forces change for William Penn 1949 reunion
• Setup behind schedule, but York Fair to open on time
• Testimony: 7-year-old boy 'lethargic' in days before his death
• Yorkers shower compassion, generosity after 9/11
• Fundraisers celebrate 'wide open spaces' in York County
• Business Dispatches for 9/8/2011
• Former Central Market stand turns into full eco-friendly store
• On Friday at 12:15 p.m., students will gather in the 1770s Room in the Student U...
• York City Police: Robberies likely connected
• Police: Robber grabs purse in York City
• Police: Bullets hit car, house in York City
• Classes are following a normal schedule today. Please contact your professors if...
• Lynn W. Krebs, 'Mr. Seven Valleys,' dies at 72
• The first of 5 late night events this year! Come out to the Grumbacher Center on...
• Pathologist: 7-year-old didn't cause his own fatal injuries
• Police: Man broke toddler son's arm, blackened daughter's eye
• All classes 5 p.m. and later are cancelled. Please be careful leaving campus thi...
• New life for bank building
• Springettsbury church welcomes new pastor
• York County pair worked on 'bucket brigade' after towers collapsed
• Money-saving move: Road signs won't be changing
• Weenie Wednesday is on for the biology club rain or shine!!
• Dallastown open records appeal in court Wednesday
• York City police ask city council to fund license plate cameras
• Burglary reported at York City apartment
• Two bicycles stolen by force in York City
• Items stolen from unlocked cars in Conewago Twp.
• Burglaries reported in Manchester
• Police: Man rode motorcycle through Dover at 78 mph
• Labor Day fireworks at Kiwanis Lake canceled
• Shepard concert in Dover moved indoors
• York County clerks ordered to make all court cases public
• Windsor Twp. man faces charges in brother's death
• A lot of student organizations meeting today on campus. What is/was your organiz...
• Traffic alert: Route 30 ramp remains closed
• Coroner: Littlestown man drowned at Lake Marburg
• Expect rain all week, all over
• West York woman, 40, charged with sexual contact with teen boy
• Dillsburg woman charged with punching EMT
• One York County householder scares off burglar, others not so lucky
• Have a great Labor Day Weekend and be safe!!
• Phi Mu, the American Criminal Justice Association, the Student Nurses Associatio...
• How was everyone's first week of classes for Fall 2011?
• Codorus Twp. animal rescue president faces cruelty citations over horses
• Building plans divide Peach Bottom Twp. board
• New store in York City offers hard-to-find ingredients
• More free days at the York Fair
• York Airport gets state aid for safety improvements
• Helfrich announces write-in campaign for York City Council
• York countians without power drop below 100
• Man accused of causing manhunt at Caterpillar plant heads to trial
• York's Green Party organizes free 'EnergyStock' concert
• York College honored for students' drive to give blood
• Irene delays repairs at Lake Williams
• York Interfaith series explores diverse beliefs
• Martin Library's Sunday hours return Sept. 18
• Great things going on with the York College of Pennsylvania Alumni Association....
• Amy Burgess to ‘Serve’ as Head Women’s Volleyball Coach at Penn State York
• Spate of thefts at Springetts apartment complexes
• Man dies after heart attack while rowing at Pinchot
• 'Summer into fall' weekend expected, with rain starting Sunday
• Dillsburg mail carrier gains honor for 30 years of safe driving
• York Benevolent Assn. offers extra food pickup because of outages
• York City priest to be remembered for service, dedication
• Police: Trooper arrests 'catch me if you can' vandals
• Giant makes bid to add beer to Springetts store
• Highlights included the first-ever parent orientation, the academic convocation,...
• Legislators see opportunity for York County in Pa. redistricting
• Eastern York School District watching enrollment numbers closely
• York City priest to be remember for service, dedication
• Eastern York School District watching enrollment numbers closely
• Police: Three burglaries in West Manchester Twp.
• The Academic Services Division (Academic Advising, Career Development and Center...
• Documentary on fracking to be shown at HACC-York Campus
• York County deputy honored for saving life of choking baby
• Hanover considers raising local services tax to maximum $52
• Check out this great video courtesy of York College Spartans!
• Police chief: School kids likely unaware of suicide in park
• Rabbit Transit merges popular routes in Springettsbury Township
• At York Suburban Middle School, sixth-graders learn the ropes
• Ex-tire center to house work-release inmates in Springettsbury
• Local officials: York lucky damage wasn't worse
• Check out photos from an exciting weekend on campus!
• Labor Day festivities a reason to get up early
• Job numbers out; state analyst sees 'slow crawl up' from recession
• Two men report robberies on York City streets
• Three burglaries reported in York City
• York Fair 2011
• Mosquito spraying set for Wednesday in Manchester Twp.
• Freshmen move in at York College in record numbers
• Labor Day festivities a reason to get up early
• State grants New Hope Academy $1.6M for reading, math improvement
• 3 men headed to trial in York City shooting of 15-year-old
• Labor Day festivities a reason to get up early
• State grants New Hope Academy $1.6M for reading, math improvement
• 3 men headed to trial in York City shooting of 15-year-old
• Labor Day festivities a reason to get up early
• State grants New Hope Academy $1.6M for reading, math improvement
• 3 men headed to trial in York City shooting of 15-year-old
• Labor Day festivities a reason to get up early
• State grants New Hope Academy $1.6M for reading, math improvement
• 3 men headed to trial in York City shooting of 15-year-old
• The academic convocation is underway to welcome new students into the YCP commun...
• Classes begin at 5 p.m. tonight. How is everyone spending their first Monday bac...
• Police: Vehicles broken into in Spring Garden
• Numerous area roads closed; one district cancels classes
• Flying concrete hits oncoming cars on I-83, nobody hurt
• Three injured in I-83 crash
• Arrest made in West Manheim Twp. convenience store robbery
• Manchester man robbed on York City street
• Two York City houses hit by gunfire
• Without new sponsor, York's 2011 Halloween parade could be the last
• Motorized scooter stolen from Spring Garden house
• Stop signs removed on Shrewsbury street
• No injuries in Jackson Township school bus crash
• Dover Township police chase ends in crash
• Longtime Springetts tax collector dies at 80
• York Halloween parade might need new sponsor to continue past 2011
• Campus Safety will be temporarily closing the commuter parking lots between Penn...
• Plain White T’s to Perform Oct. 28 at The Pullo Center
• Ceremony Marks Opening of New Engineering Center at Penn State York
• Energy firms stop in York to tout independence
• Yorkers bring spirit of service to volunteer work
• York County seeking road money
• Northeastern considers changes to meetings
• Police ask for help identifying teens who robbed store
• Police: York City Turkey Hill robbed
• Police: Man stole items from Shrewsbury Antique Center
• York City woman says someone tried to set garage on fire
• Check out the line of cars, trucks and SUVs filled to capacity waiting to unload...
• Rain, wind from Hurricane Irene expected to reach York Saturday
• Caribbean-themed bar coming to York Fair
• YCP staff and students are ready for the first residents of Northside Commons!
• Welcome New and Transfer Students!!!
• Nearly $8,000 stolen from Springetts car dealership
• Police: Man found on West York porch thought he was at friend's house
• Guilty plea in road rage incident near Leader Heights
• Kralltown Elementary students settle into first day at North Salem
• Kralltown parents still considering revival options
• Police: Stop signs removed on E. Tolna Rd. in Shrewsbury
• New cheesesteak shop owner hopes Yorkers will indulge
• SPCA: Abandoned kittens found in burlap sack
• Where did the Coffee Café go?
• YSO starts season with pay-what-you-can performance
• Library system announces 'The Help' as 2011 'One Book' selection
• Fall 2011 Freshman Move-In begins tomorrow!!! What are some last words of advice...
• Talkabouts at HACC Scheduled in September
• Geologist: Same 'rift basin' responsible for Dillsburg, Virginia quakes
• Jury won't see dismemberment photos in Fawn Township case
• Yorkfest organizers cross fingers, watch hurricane closely
• Former Loucks Road Giant building could become recreation venue
• West Manchester bridge deemed unsafe, closed indefinitely
• It's that time again, back to school for York County students
• York County truancy program expanding
• The new salad bar in Johnson Hall will be ready for students arriving to campus...
• Young curators showcase York County history through kids' eyes
• FaithNet takes aim at housing, poverty, family issues
• Eastern approves $6,450 project to improve drainage
• One of our nursing students spent the summer completing an eight-week externship...
• Back to School for York - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• York property manager pleads guilty to defrauding HUD program
• PennDOT worker injured in Aug. 15 crash dies in hospital
• Shooting of woman in Adams Co. gun shop ruled a homicide
• Be a Penn State Student for a Day this Fall
• Free corn roast celebrates Garden of Hope's bounty
• Business Dispatches for 8/23/2011
• Inmate was assaulted
• HACC's popularity still growing in York
• Red Lion schools push social networking
• Mosquito spraying in Dover Wednesday
• HACC’s Second Stage theatre company presents one-act plays
• N. Codorus Twp. man charged with sexual assault
• York campus remains fastest-growing in HACC system
• On first day, York Academy parents say curriculum attracted them
• Conewago Township would raise local services tax, drop per capita
• Police: Dover man jumped off I-83 bridge into Susquehanna
• Police: Break-ins reported in W. Manheim Twp.
• York Adult Learners Earn First Certificates through VLN
• Patrol boost for Labor Day
• Fall classes begin next Monday. Where did the summer go?
• Mosquito spraying Monday in Springetts
• Man convicted of Megan's Law breach in York
• Part of Route 116 to close on Saturday
• Former bank could become a restaurant in Springetts
• After continued funding cuts, Goodling job center dissolves
• Deli coming to new Codo space in downtown York
• HACC takes over Goodling Advanced Skills Center
• York City board approves youth court option for ninth-grade truancy
• Firefighters honored for actions after crash that badly hurt officer
• Do you have a preference between eTextbooks and the real thing?
• Student survey concerns West York parents
• More money needed to support York children
• Friends, strangers, comrades in arms all gather to honor Red Lion airman
• Asian tiger mosquito third most common in York County
• HACC-York Campus to take over Advanced Skills Center
• York City tentatively restores character education position
• Restaurant looking to take over ex-Vineyard site on Continental Square
• Assault on Springetts nail salon worker alleged
• York City's Sept. 11 service set for Kiwanis Lake Park
• Proposal would let York County sell, donate items left on its property
• York Fair food contest entries due Aug. 26
• $16.9M renovation for Southern York elementary school
• New life for historic Roosevelt Tavern
• Nutrition program for kids offered at Memorial Hospital
• Hanover hospital president resigns
• EZRide now available on smartphones
• York City Council approves new zoning law, bids for City Hall work
• YWCA gearing up for York's Halloween Parade
• Harrisburg forum teaches strategies to prevent childhood obesity
• Decorated piano stolen from front of York Little Theatre
• W. Manchester police suspect link between catalytic converter thefts
• Get a better look at the inside of Northside Commons!
• York Rotary reinvents itself with casual Uptown club
• West York Police warn residents to be alert in light of burglaries
• Starting tomorrow, many events will be going on around York to commemorate the 1...
• Fishing Creek Playhouse closing its doors for good
• Arrests made in Manchester Twp. scrap metal thefts
• Rain delays railroad project, North Hills Road still closed
• W. Manchester Walmart cashier charged with theft
• Weis Markets recalling Five Layer Dip with Guacamole
• Spring Grove's Girls Night Out aims to ease transition to middle school
• Services set for Red Lion sergeant killed in Afghanistan crash
• Spraying to control mosquitoes set for Wednesday in York area
• Renovations to the Life Sciences Building are almost complete!
• Road trip for Sweet Willows Creamery
• Market event to help Healthy World Cafe
• Grove bill pushes motorcycle safety through rider licensing
• New chambers for York City Council at stake
• Indoor photos now added to the Flickr album. Get a "sneak peak" before the build...
• I think we can definitely add to this list. What should be #6, #7 & #8?
• Missing pet snake found -- safe at home all along
• WGTY announces performer in final slot for free York Fair concerts
• Manchester Twp. gun incident brings misdemeanor conviction
• Attorney General's Office: Be wary of home-improvement scams
• Dispatch reporter's book offers stories, lessons for living
• Spring Grove board to replace damaged trees
• Construction on Route 30 in western York County begins
• Northern Regional sergeant retires after 27 years on force
• Newberry Street closing next week for school function
• Three teens snatch woman's purse in York City
• Two teens attacked, robbed on Jefferson Avenue in York City
• Two gunmen rob York City convenience store
• The York College Bookstore is now selling T-Shirts with QR Codes that link to th...
• Motorcycles roar to unveiling of York’s new engineering center
• Redlands Meetinghouse marks 200 years in York Haven
• Spring Garden woman makes bees her hobby
• York facility's new turbines good for planet and sewer rates
• A tribute to WWII veterans planned in Dillsburg
• NRC studies possible nuclear fuel problem at Peach Bottom plant
• Fan club feeds fever for York Revolution
• York City board, New Hope clash over performing arts program
• Part of North Hills Road to close for weekend
• Newberry Twp. crash closes I-83 for half-hour
• GPS unit, other items stolen from car in Shrewsbury Twp.
• Scrap air conditrioners stolen from Springetts business
• York County awards human services contract to Central Pa. Food Bank
• A few more weeks until freshmen move in. Tell them the do's and don'ts for YCP.
• Repairs to close West York bridge for three months
• York County teens bike across country for MS
• York County bands getting ready for halftime shows
• Residents air concerns about York City zoning proposal
• Buick stolen from shoulder of I-83
• Police warn Dover residents to lock their cars
• Solemn funeral marks Dallastown Marine's passing
• York County transportation officials make plea for bridge funding
• Prostitution charges dropped for owner of spa building
• Three York County townships end burn bans
• It will be great to have all three offices in one place!
• Penn Park youth gospel event celebrates education, faith
• Charging teens for driving test could generate $1.6M
• Trial on horizon for West York mom in case of feces-strewn house
• York holistic event expands
• Molestation-related charges against Spring Grove-area couple dropped
• Clothing manufacturer moves operation to Hallam
• Police: York City residents restrain home intruder
• York Housing Authority director resigns
• PennDOT reopens Locust Point Road bridge
• Friends: Fallen Red Lion airman worked hard, quietly proved himself
• York City considering tightened dress code for middle school
• Copper nails, rivets stolen from West York business
• Two York County townships lift burn bans
• Dallastown Marine's family issues statement honoring his service
• Trial possible in York Township attack on mom, tot
• York County Farmstand Tour a free day of fun for families
• New salad/deli/soup bar in Johnson Dining Hall has been installed!
• Northeastern schools to require clearances for volunteers
• Man charged with three city robberies ... two of same store
• Dallastown teen to take 3-foot rabbit to 4-H Fair
• First York Gay Festival next weekend
• PennDOT needs winter drivers
• Spring Grove board to replace damaged trees
• Deadline for Yorkfest children's competitions extended
• Man dies from injuries in motorcycle crash
• Special report: Bridge repair a balancing act between money, safety for Pa.
• 'Charlie Brown' becomes a senior project for Dallastown teens
• Status of York County bridge projects
• Complete list: Is a bridge near you structurally deficient?
• York County comes out ahead in bridge maintenance comparison
• New complaints filed in York City election dispute
• Fawn Twp., Fawn Grove declared 'storm ready'
• Penn State York's new boss is on the job
• Students get up-close look at police work
• York Chamber, YEDC consider merger
• New charter school plans open houses
• North Duke Street in York City to close Saturday
• Second abuse of corpse plea denied
• I-83 closed for two hours as man threatens to jump
• Embezzlement plea deal for New Cumberland couple stresses restitution
• Where are my past and present RAs? Do you agree with these notes and/or is there...
• Commuting Yorkers might face Harrisburg commuter tax
• York City set to unveil new zoning maps
• Strand ticket sales soar
• Saylor honors local Korean War vets for service
• York Revolution Big Hitter makes a comeback
• York girls helps governor name his new dogs
• Police: Convenience store in York City robbed
• Hanover man found guilty for role in tire business arson
• Military helmet stolen from car at Springetts dealership
• Rod's Corner Store in York City robbed ... again
• Home burglarized in Fawn Township
• Commissioners asked to OK merger of York, Adams transit authorities
• York Fair brings back free admission at lunchtime
• Free movie at Kiwanis Lake canceled Wednesday
• York City council candidate wants to invigorate voters
• York company lights up the highways of Maryland
• Heat, bugs can't crush tomato crop
• The new light should make pulling out of Jackson Street and West Campus Drive a...
• Dallastown, South Western comply with state demands over PSSA scores
• Eastern York prepares current playing fields for upcoming season
• One burn ban lifted, another in place in York County
• Games, safety demonstrations part of York area's National Night Out
• W. Manchester police: Man threatened Walmart guards with knife
• West Manchester Twp. pizza shop robbers sought
• Six Spring Garden houses evacuated for afternoon gas leak
• Tryout checks whether paddleboats would work on the Codorus
• Check out this great story about a 2008 mass comm grad!
• New Queen Street plaza filling up quickly
• YWCA day care adds new schools in Northeastern, York Suburban
• Platts, Casey for deal; Toomey against
• Panel presents plan to raise money for Pa. roads
• 9 restaurants fail inspection
• Some charges dropped in case against Hanover pit bull owner
• 7 qualify for general election as minor party, unaffiliated candidates
• Bump in unemployment causes little alarm
• York countians on debt debate: Politicians need a kick in the pants
• Would-be Spring Garden Twp. burglar thwarted by window
• Windshield shot out of truck in Spring Garden Twp.
• Mountain bike stolen in Spring Garden Township
• York City boy charged with spary-painting spree
• West Manchester Twp. man faces additional burglary charges
• Man reports being pistol-whipped in York City
• Conewago Twp. game illustrator mixes work and play
• National Night Out will be largest for York
• Local man helps clean up downtown York
• No contest plea in Fawn Twp. shooting case
• Ceremony salutes Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
• Wrightsville gets early start on Civil War plans
• HACC Artisan Marketplaces give artists, craftspeople marketing, sales opportunities
• Hottest days put damper on York area ice cream sales
• York County competitor is Distinguished Young Woman of Pennsylvania
• Crochet ministry gives purpose to Hanover woman's fast fingers
• York City might expand dress code to secondary students
• Don't breathe easy yet: Stink bugs will be back
• Southern York restores 2 elementary school posts
• Minor candidate field shaping up for York County elections
• Save Sunday for longhorns
• Deaths spur new look at motorcycle safety in York County
• Newberry Twp. theater launches $30,000 fundraising campaign
• Two men charged with armed robbery in New Salem
• Second York Township bank robbed in two days
• Windsor man accused of kicking window out of patrol car
• Northeastern Regional hires new patrol officer
• Tires and wheels stolen from car in Jackson Township
• New IST Certificate Offered for Fall at Penn State, The Lancaster Center
• New salad bar about to be installed in Johnson Dining Hall!
• Consignment shop sale running through Saturday
• Memorial Hospital touts its laparoscopic device
• Dallastown student heads to state scholarship competition
• York City Schools able to pay for 12 teachers
• York facility's new turbines good for planet and sewer rates
• Changes possible for Rabbit Transit route
• Red Lion school board OKs $6.2M energy deal
• Penn State York’s New Chancellor Takes the Helm Aug. 1
• Saturday Information Session set for Aug. 6 at Penn State York
• Police: Two trailers stolen from Springetts business
• Police: Pickup stolen from Springetts dealership
• Police: SUV hit by gunfire in York City
• Around this time next month, students will be back on campus and fall classes wi...
• York County probation department hopes for money to replace grants
• Tires and wheels stolen from flatbed trailer in Manshester Township
• Memorial Hospital shows off latest laparoscopic surgery tool
• Interesting advice. Do you think this could work?
• Among Pa. water providers, York's low cost stands out
• York Water Co. rate increases exceed inflation, match trends
• York woman receives Governor's Crime Prevention Award
• Superintendent's walks build enthusiasm for York City schools
• York's Central Market offers new bag check-in service
• First-time student applying for state aid have extended deadline
• Restored school funds not enough to reverse cuts in York
• Mosquito spraying in New Salem Thursday
• York City residents invited to meet superintendent
• York City Police officer promoted
• First three students earn certificates in new Penn State program
• Dillsburg man accused of exposing himself
• Several York City streets to close for National Night Out
• Thief takes GPS unit from car on Country Club Road
• Four bicycles stolen in Spring Garden Township
• North York contracts with York City for fire service
• Congrats again to York College!
• Inside peek at the new York Academy
• Lawmakers seek tougher enforcement options to help victims get paid
• Wellspan wants to help its 'super utilizers'
• National Night Out celebrations aim to build community connections
• Obama, Boehner clash over debt ceiling
• Yorkers climb mountain to fight breast cancer
• Looking forward to a Social Media Workshop today at YCP to teach others on campus how to join in on the fun!
• Weather Service: York County's weekend storm damage came from microbursts
• Police in three-county Route 15 corridor on watch for aggressive driving
• Lightning causes house fire in Glen Rock
• Two hurt in ambulance crash on Interstate 83
• Truck damages Central school's parking lot
• Got Married? Got Hired? Got Promoted? Got an Award? Got News? Post it now!!
• No jail time for York-area mom who left kids while she visited Atlantic City
• For Red Lion man, farming becomes a 'way of life'
• Housing caters to booming senior population in York County
• Scholarships for early childhood education teachers cut
• Pennsylvania Lottery sales for fiscal year set a record
• Mosquito numbers high, positive West Nile tests climb early
• Borders store in Springetts might be saved
• Two longtime York City volunteer firefighters among those honored at awards ceremony
• City, railroad to overhaul crossing on N. Queen St.
• Reunion gives York County rehab grads a chance to share success
• It's VERY hot out today! What are you doing to stay cool???
• New downtown liaison gets crash course
• Portion of I-83 drops to one lane for weekend
• York County municipalities take fire safety precautions
• 2 face charges after alleged road-rage incident
• Nine officers honored for actions in standoff
• Sunday pageant will crown Ms. Pennsylvania Senior America
• York City sample tests positive for West Nile
• Updated: Rail trail group interested in Stewartstown Rail land
• Check out the progress of Northside Commons in this Flickr set!
• Rolling Acres Golf Course to be auctioned off in Aug.
• Martin Library soars as Borders sinks
• Help homeless York County kids by donating school supplies
• Neighbors: York shooting victim was quiet, 'nice'
• Ex-volleyball coach headed to trial in burning of toddler
• Delta woman arrested for Md. armed robbery
• Police: 3 trailers stolen from Adams County business
• Mosquito spraying in York, Springetts on Thursday
• Okay, everyone...who didn't love this show? Which one of these lessons do you agree with most and why??
• County plans tests on accuracy of cell phone towers
• Family hopes York City pastor's legacy continues
• York County Food Bank offers volunteer discount
• Man gets probation after intentionally slamming into girlfriend's car
• York County inmate sent to state prison after failing to return
• Check out some of the new YCP gear available this fall in the bookstore!!
• Strand, York Symphony merge position
• Where did you work on campus? What was the best part about your job besides the money?
• Penn State York students happy with 2.9 percent tuition hike
• York County growers 'tickled pink' for peach season
• Millersville University wrestles with $2.4M funding gap
• 3 restaurants fail inspection
• Camp Superkids' teaches asthmatic kids new ways to have fun
• New traffic pattern on Route 15
• York Area Regional officer promoted
• Burn bans in Jackson, Paradise townships.
• York Township girl's chicken study wins Google Science Fair
• Benefit ride to help family of young stroke victim
• A Charlie Brown Christmas visits The Pullo Center in York, Dec. 4
• Temperatures in the York area are supposed to top 90 degrees all week. What is your favorite thing to do to beat the summer heat?
• York City Police arrest 37 on outstanding warrants
• Police: Keep car doors locked to deter thefts
• State PSSA probe hits 2 York County districts
• New restaurant planned for former Choice Cigarette Outlet
• Census gives township supervisors chance to raise pay
• Purple boxes along I-83 catch invaders
• Southcentral Pa. Catholics to launch radio station
• Man who accidentally shot into children's bedroom gets probation
• John H. Myers & Son acquired by US LMB
• York County expects online service to boost debt collections
• Red Cross wants your 'hero' nominations
• Last Harry Potter 'almost like watching your childhood come to an end'
• Advice from Yorkfest artist: 'Don't give up'
• State investigating 'unusual' PSSA scores in two York County districts
• Ex-cigarette outlet on York's Roosevelt Avenue becoming a restaurant
• South Eastern tackles middle-school mold issue, approves new K-D principal
• Penn State York’s Spend a Summer Evening Program, July 21.
• Pa. budget chief's spouse charged with DUI, fleeing police
• WellSpan offers group medical care for expectant moms, others
• “Cash Cab’s” Ben Bailey Brings his Comedy to The Pullo Center Nov. 4
• Verizon's next phone book leaves out residential phone numbers
• Virtual football tourney will help York County kids
• Proposal would eliminate requirement to mix ethanol, gasoline
• Adult Learner Open House set for July 26 at Penn State York
• Fans praise All-Star game as great family, downtown York event
• Purchases made with cards stolen in Springettsbury Twp.
• Neither driver hurt in 2-vehicle crash on Route 30
• Warrington Twp. man recalled as handy and helpful, known for love of cars
• Greer guilty of first-degree murder in York City shooting
• Police looking for distracted drivers this summer
• Youth volunteers work to revitalize York City's Gardens of Hope
• Youth volunteers bring a 'Week of Hope' to York County
• Blood in short supply across region
• Free Little Ivory Blues Band concert in York
• Man burned in garage fire dies in Maryland hospital
• Great question from USA TODAY College. Could you function without your smartphone?
• York's daylong FaithNet meeting focuses on poverty, families, housing
• Paving to begin on notorious Interstate 83 'strip'
• Craley Road temporarily closed for culvert replacement
• Tickets to 'Harry Potter' finale selling out fast
• Dover man charged with attempted homicide after report of strangling
• Future doctors learn about pre-emergency room pressure
• Friday is the last day to check out TYPORAMA in the York College Art Galleries. Stop by to see what everyone is talking about!
• Reward offered to help catch person who nearly starved pit bull
• Pants up: York City School District gets donation for belts
• Business Dispatches for 7/12/2011
• Judge has strong words for Springetts officials after dismissing charge
• Who gets to be interviewed for 'Millionaire'? At least two Yorkers
• Poor Andrew. There's no 'Millionaire' in his future
• Police: York Township man threatened 18-month-old with knife
• Witnesses: Musician gunned down party hostess with no warning
• Murder trial begins in York City fistfight that ended in gunfire
• Passers-by report North Hopewell fire, rescue pets
• York County expands electronic payment system for fines, court debts
• Local businesses hope to benefit from All-Star game
• After 22 years, West York pastor gives final sermon
• 25th annual steam show expected to draw thousands of visitors
• Building agreement at York City site in jeopardy
• If a freshman asked you question #1, what would your answer be?
• Route 30 work in Adams County to begin Monday
• York County Crime Stoppers tips go high-tech
• Sheriff sales, foreclosures fall in York County
• York-area cancer patients need your hats
• Longtime York-area advocate for children's health dies
• York City native takes DJ act global with Smash Radio online
• Authorities remember 'pathological' gunman's York spree
• Spring Garden teacher joins select group for space camp
• York County recycling rate hovers above 33 percent
• New lawyer for alleged motel strangler
• Police seek two people accused of ladder theft
• Four people hurt in four-vehicle Manchester Township crash
• Comcast announces 3.3 percent rate increase in York area
• Very excited to see the finished product!
• Wheelchair-bound teen wants tennis to be part of her life
• Volunteer project rebuilds food pantry for York Township church
• Thackston's new building on hold until 2012
• Lincoln, Thackston charter schools consider adding full-time director
• Slots success builds Pa. tax relief for homeowners
• Yorkers can hop on Google Maps to get Rabbit routes
• Police: Man used West York park as toilet
• Police: West York woman charged with assault
• Police report thefts from vehicles in Dover Township
• Police: Copper pipes stolen from Manchester Twp. house
• Revs want Atlantic League All-Star Game to be 'special'
• North York man charged with robbery, assault
• Missing elderly woman found near her Codorus Twp. home
• Hanover man faces charges for 2010 dog attack on 8-year-old
• West York house deemed unfit for habitation, padlocked
• Cumberland County sex abuse case heads to trial
• Police: Man shot in York City Wednesday afternoon
• Dry June a blessing after soggy spring
• Nesting eagles stall Route 30 repairs
• Two York Country bars cited for serving minors
• 14 crashes in York over holiday weekend
• Garage fire destroys owner's restored El Camino
• Railroad official heads to trial on indecent assault charge
• York City mosquitoes test positive for West Nile
• Judge rules prosecutors justified homicide by vehicle charge
• Abused pit bull Ava's condition improving
• Did you hear the news? The York College Spartans lead the CAC in All-Academic student-athletes.
• Push to clean up York County dump sites
• Agency raises size, number of college grants
• Proposal would add Sunday hunting
• Creativity given free rein in York City parks
• Hands-on course offers educators ideas on integrating technology into curriculum
• Arrest in fatal shooting in York City
• Vietnam Wall replica draws 5,000 in York on the Fourth
• Rising water complicates cleanup of oil spill in Yellowstone River
• Happy 4th of July! What does Independence Day mean to you?
• Columbia Gas reduces price for third quarter
• Flags stolen from Dover Township yard
• Second arrest made in fatal June 26 shooting at York City party
• Trash collections delayed in York City
• Police: York City woman charged with assault
• Police: York City store robbed a second time
• York 912 Patriots to Hold Town Hall Meeting with State Representatives
• Police: Armed robber fired shot at pursuing witness
• Police file child-rape charges against former W. York man
• Voters get more say in school tax rate
• York City minister dies
• York mayor, staff quizzed at town hall meeting
• Another Springetts cop retires to run for district judge
• Stink bug killer gets OK in Pa., surrounding states
• Tuner cars set to invade Sovereign Bank Stadium
• Natural Lands Trust working to preserve York County's farms
• Budget finalizes cuts to social services
• Dover students to pay for activities this year
• Some York County school funds return in final state budget
• Springettsbury police officers groomed for command slots
• York Barbell launches retail store with 3-day sale
• Forecast: Nice holiday weekend for York
• Mother who hid kids released from prison
• Disputed school property tax bill stalls final state budget
• Springetts seeks new tax collector as Cousler steps down from post
• York's FaithNet 2011 seeks action plans on poverty, housing, families
• Work on I-83, Route 30 set to deal with longstanding annoyances
• SPCA investigates abuse of starving pit bull
• Crews are putting some of the final touches on the outside of our newest residence hall Northside Commons. Less than two months until students move back to campus!
• State university students get 7.5 percent tuition hike, higher fees
• Bungee Zoom to open at York Galleria
• Police: DUI suspect kicks officer below the (utility) belt
• York City trolley to run Fridays and Saturdays only
• Housing Alliance to end foreclosure counseling services
• DUI checkpoints planned for July 4 weekend in York
• Sunny in York Thursday, high of 84
• Fourth of July calendar
• Jury rules doctors not liable for Newberry Twp. boy's losing limbs
• TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Route 30 bridge restrictions Thursday
• Weather should cooperate with Fourth of July events
• HACC’s York Campus offers one stop enrollment on July 20
• House passes state budget, sends it to governor for signature
• Police investigate street robberies in York City
• Gasoline stolen from Franklin Township home
• Damage done to Dover Twp. man's home, van
• Vandals spray-paint fixtures at Cousler Park
• Sculpture stolen from outside YorkArts
• Two York City sergeants named central Pa.'s officers of the year
• Police: Human remains were from fetus
• Police: Money embezzled from York Symphony Orchestra
• Bracey opposes Act 47 changes for distressed municipalities
• York churches opt to merge, sell building
• Antique motorcycles sought for York Bike Night Parade
• New bill would end unwanted text messages
• $60 fine for driver in fatal crash in Spring Garden
• Sunny and 82 in York on Wednesday
• After partisan debate, state Senate passes budget plan, sends it to House
• YCIDA hopes to increase interest in Harley's west campus
• Southwestern Regional Police hire new officer
• North York man charged with possession of switchblade
• Police: Shoplifting at Weis turns to robbery
• Police have driver who fled, crashed into SUV in custody
• York County summit shares strategy on health, family issues
• Monaghan Twp. women gets 5 years' probation for theft from booster club
• Buck stops here? Deer smashes Red Lion door
• Check out the York College of Pennsylvania Wrestling page to see video of the Keystone Wresting Camp that is going on this week on campus!
• Two armed robbers a 'threat to society,' judge says at sentencing
• Lottery ticket from Wrightsville Rutter's worth $1M
• Seniors, check your mailboxes for state tax and rent rebate
• York County school districts balance budgets without tax hikes
• Volunteers needed for York County HazMat Team
• Police: 'Disrespect' at root of fatal shooting in York City
• Severe thunderstorms possible Tuesday in York
• Analyst sees hope but little change in York's County's jobless numbers
• Contentiousness heats up in state budget debate
• HACC-York Campus students studying at Bucknell this summer
• Burglars hit Dover Township ice cream shop
• Dover Intermediate School vandalized with spary paint
• Items stolen from car at Manchester Twp. motel
• Keefer family describes swirl of emotions at 'Extreme Makeover' project
• Murder charges dropped for one defendant accused in teen's slaying
• Mobile home destroyed, up to 13 cats killed in York Twp. fire
• York City seeks public opinion on crime with surveys
• Interim leader steps up as Springettsbury seeks new police chief
• Despite withdrawal preparations, boroughs will stick with Southern Regional Police
• Charter school rescues arts program in York City
• Neighbors put up with a lot during 'Makeover' build
• Police: Stainless steel, other metal taken from Paradise Twp. home
• Police: Shed at Dover park damaged
• Police: Cash, electronics stolen from cars in Dover Twp.
• Police: Driver damaged lawn at Dover Township church
• Wrightsville tot found in pool dies Sunday
• Sunny in York Monday, high of 82
• Season ticket holders tie the knot at Sovereign Bank Stadium
• Two charged with trespassing at Three Mile Island
• Thief caught in the act at Manchester Twp. business
• Lawsuit filed in test drive that killed administrator at York County Prison
• Parked car hit by gunfire in York City
• Police investigate arson fire in Dover Twp.
• Crash closes Long Level; car down 200-foot embankment
• Painful cuts send city schools 'back to basic education'
• Sister: Trench collapse victim looked out for friends, family
• York College opens center for budding entrepreneurs
• Dover Twp. man pleads guilty to indecent assault
• Family keeps York City flowers fresh
• York College opens center for budding entrepreneurs
• York team will honor veterans at July 1 game
• PPL plan to preserve land rankles cottage owners
• Help tornado victims and see a Revolution game for free
• Grove defends voter ID bill after raucous session in House
• Target will be first store to open in Gateway Hanover center
• Appropriations Committee head: State budget 'down to the last pieces'
• J.D. Brown Center in York City gives high-tech companies a running start
• DownTown and many children in the community had a chance to sit in the YCP racecar!
• Great night for the York College engineering programs at Sovereign Bank Stadium!
• Transformers hit the road Monday for weeklong trip to Peach Bottom
• Signups still open for some York County Senior Games events
• Come out to the York Revolution game tonight for "Engineering Night." YCP engineering students are raising money for their capstone design class by holding a raffle for an ipod and taking photos of children in this year's racecar.
• Ribbon-cutting ceremony at 2 p.m. today officially marks opening!
• Remembrance events highlight York County's role in Civil War
• York factories show off their green side for tours
• 22 reported HIV-positive in York City
• Christian youth groups help out community this summer
• York County's housing numbers stable
• Police: Man exposed himself to woman in York City
• Police: Carroll Twp. man free on bail after fight
• Police: Gunfire hits window, refirgerator in York City
• Police: York City man shot early Thursday morning
• Fundraisers planned for 'Extreme Makeover' home
• Book Nook Bonanza boasts more than 250,000 items
• Severe thunderstorms possible in York Thursday
• Commissioners turn down plan for trains on York County rail trail
• Lancaster man killed in motorcycle crash in Hellam Township
• Jeep reported vandalized in York City
• Woman accused of stealing shirts from Springetts Kohl's
• York City school board passes max tax hike, major cuts
• Some Springettsbury residents are throwing money away
• Police: Wrightsville girl taken to hospital after possible drowning call
• Woman sentenced for hiding 5 kids from the world
• Man accused of hiding his children wants new evaluation
• President Waldner discusses the cost of college on Forbes.com.
• Police: Man threatened to shoot his dog, resisted arrest
• Police: Woman hit someone over the head with beer mug
• Police: Street signs stolen in Manchester Twp.
• Yorkers take action with the United Way
• York County school districts to raise lunch prices at federal command
• Kralltown supporters push to leave Dover Area School District
• Church offers help to tornado-ravaged Joplin
• 'Makeover' crew visits Keefer's college
• Basketball, tennis courts reopen at park in Hallam
• Group helps families with autistic children connect, have fun
• Police: Glen Rock man in brawl that injured Lebanon County officer
• Police: SUV in York City vandalized
• Police: Armed man arrested on York City property
• Can you add to the list???
• Two municipalities stay with Southern Regional PD, third expected to follow suit
• Showers and thunderstorms in York on Wednesday
• North Codorus man charged with assaulting girlfriend, car
• Man accused of kicking at West York police officers
• Gillespie bill to protect police officers passes state House
• Alloway-sponsored youth hunting bill going to governor
• Police chase lands minivan driver in prison
• State rangers to patrol area in southern York County
• Police: Man robbed store after visiting his son in prison
• Man accused of stealing from church now faces trial
• What a beautiful flower growing outside Grumbacher Sport and Fitness Center! Does anyone know what it is?
• Burglary charges after Seven Valleys family finds strange man in their home
• Teacher heads to trial, accused of having sex with student
• York County man auditions for spot in new Batman movie
• Work on Route 462 begins
• Memorial Hospital on hunt for partners in expansion
• Dover approves budget with 1 percent tax hike
• West York residents favor streetscape that reflects 1904 look
• I-83 reopened after vehicle fire
• Rain in the forecast for a few days in York
• Senate sends 'castle doctrine' to the governor
• Strike against bakery threatens supply of Philly's cheesesteak rolls
• Central schools adopt budget with no tax increase
• Dover board votes to close Kralltown Elementary School
• Cinderblock thrown through window of Conewago Twp. home
• Police: 3 kids busted on roof of Hayshire Elementary School
• Police: Vandalism at Cousler Park
• Forklift operator temporarily trapped
• Police: One hurt, one arrested in Spring Garden bar shooting
• Appalachian Trail hiker Earl Shaffer inducted in Hall of Fame
• New legislation could put age restriction on tanning beds
• Police: 11 arrested on drug charges in York City
• Tax hike on the way in Eastern York School District
• Miss York County is first runner-up for Miss Pennsylvania
• Police: Peach Bottom Twp. man fired shotgun through door
• Police: Seven Valleys church burglarized
• Thunderstorms likely Monday in York
• Cash stolen from oven in Jackson Township
• Long-embattled Myanmar Nobel laureate celebrates birthday in freedom
• North Carolina wrestles with legacy of state sterilization program
• Wide reach of social media: Amish kids on Facebook
• Spring Grove crash victim remembered fondly by fellow wrestlers
• Happy Newberry neighbors guarded 'Makeover' secret
• Battle of Gettysburg expected to draw larger crowds this year
• Spring Grove man killed in Saturday morning crash
• 6 places non-compliant in restaurant inspections
• Program Designed to Help Students with Disabilities
• “Brain Game” Offers Techniques to Improve Learning, Study Skills
• Knife-wielding East Manchester woman stunned by Taser after charging officer
• State: School districts too generous when evaluating Pa. teachers
• Parvo cases 'pretty bad' among York City dogs
• New transcycling facility opens in York County
• York's goods get star treatment at Made in America event
• County helps West York spruce up its look
• Earthquake in Japan delays kickoff of Met-Ed EasyGreen program
• New assignments for York County priests
• United Way celebrates its anniversary in style
• Police: Springetts man robbed at York City Greyhound station
• Oversized truck gets stuck in construction on Route 30 bridge
• YCP Sport Management Prof Tim Newman, EdD, was quoted on the creative use of the field.
• Showers and thunderstorms likely in York on Friday
• Street pianos to be public-art ad for York Little Theatre
• Heritage Hills seeks zoning permission for ice-skating rink
• York City woman charged with trying to strike officer
• ATV reported stolen in Conewago Township
• York County man who shot friend acquitted of most serious charges
• Company fighting OSHA fines in fatal Newberry Twp. trench collapse
• Manchester native's Broadway success 'surreal'
• Special report: Some Yorkers could be paying more for police coverage soon
• Case against Newberry Twp. boy's doctors begins
• Attorney: Man who shot friend was 'messing around'
• Where am I?
• Annual Irish festival promises music, crafts and culture
• Yorkitchen to open Friday in Central Market annex
• Central to vote on $540K air conditioning work
• Crowd expected at weekend Battle of the Bands in Springetts
• Police: Copper pipes stolen from Springetts house
• Copper stolen from work trucks in Manchester Township
• Police: Barn, vehicle shot in Dover Township
• Pa. Hero Walk for Wounded Warrior Project reaches York County
• Can you guess where on campus this photo was taken?
• Police report thefts from vehicles in Dover Twp.
• Police: Gas, chainsaw stolen from Manchester Twp. shed
• Police: Garbage and recycling stolen in Dover Twp.
• Rain likely in York on Friday, high of 80
• Stretch of Route 462 in York County named to honor Korean War vets
• Wortham chosen as York City superintendent
• Task force: Human trafficking a growing crime, right in York County
• Six York County officers honored for work against aggressive driving
• Fire won't delay York College renovation
• Online video conferences save York County $200K a year
• Bill would make state responsible for cyber school tuition
• Spring Grove might change graduation requirements
• Police: York City residents recover stolen mini-bike
• York Adams Academy graduates get diplomas, relay batons
• Sunny in York Wednesday, high of 79
• Two more vehicles hit by gunfire Tuesday in York City
• Five bicycles reported stolen from York City backyard
• ACNB Bank being built in Spring Grove
• Hobby Lobby to open store in Hanover
• Maple Donuts closes its stand at York's Central Market
• Police make arrests in Spring Grove vandalism spree
• Hallam tennis, basketball courts closed in attempt to flush out vandals
• Hero Walk arrives in York this week
• York County has most confirmed tornadoes in area this year
• County's veterans department digitizing burial info back to 1700s
• Would-be farmers can get hands dirty at Horn Farm
• Mayor: York City police station to be overhauled 'one way or another'
• Crispus Attucks celebrates 80 years with gala event Saturday
• Police: Bullets damage house, vehicles in York City
• Police: Single bullet struck man in both legs in York City
• Police: York City cemetery vandalized
• Route 30 westbound closed in Hellam Twp. due to crash
• What prof rides this bike to campus?
• Chance of showers in York on Tuesday
• Pep rally for 'Extreme Makeover' draws a crowd in Mechanicsburg
• GOP hopefuls aim criticism at Obama, spare one another
• Lake Aldred boat ramps reopen after work on flashboards, buoys
• Hanover restaurant robbed by two armed men
• Police: No theft from Girl Scouts
• Deer crashes through windshield, driver OK
• Police: Man punched during incident on Route 30
• Police: Man arrested after standoff was trying to kill neighbor
• Police: Home invasion robbery in York City
• Police: Vehicles hit by gunfire in York City
• Sunny and cooler in York on Monday
• Weather service to see if tornado touched down in York County
• Four York County teens biking coast-to-coast for MS
• Ellen Barkin wins first acting Tony of this year's awards
• As Pennsylvania grays, colleges look to nontraditional students
• Flag 'more than a design,' attendees at York ceremony told
• South Eastern OKs balanced budget, with tax hike
• Healthy York hosts health summit
• Full night of fun at York Expo Center on July 4
• Dallastown graduates celebrate their many achievements
• Eastern York graduates remember their history, look to future
• West York graduates urged to seek challenges
• William Penn graduates more than 200 from the "Bearcat Garden"
• Man acquitted of murder for fatally stabbing 16-year-old boy
• Fake cop pulled over driver in W. Manheim Twp.
• The program will be available for students of all ages who want to develop their musical potential to its highest level.
• SonLight Chapel prepares to celebrate 1st anniversary
• Weis Markets delivers free groceries near Queensgate
• Local Rotary club members help open eyes, hearts in Brazil
• York Suburban grads told to 'invest in yourselves'
• Homeschoolers place 2nd at Envirothon
• Red Lion graduates' big day
• Ralphstock is about music -- and sunscreen
• Northeastern school board OKs tax hike
• Flag Day ceremony set for Sunday in York
• Dover salutatorian: Not an end nor a beginning but a milestone
• Storm chases Susquehannock graduation inside, but hall was ready
• Police: Tools stolen from work trucks in Dover, Jackson townships
• Police: Armed robbery at York City store
• Storm downs trees around York County
• York gets a break from the 90s beginning Friday
• Top Gingrich aides resign from campaign, cite 'differences in direction'
• Statewide safety sweep takes 107 trucks, 72 drivers off road
• Southern schools OK final budget with 1.32 percent tax hike
• Closing arguments Friday in Torres murder trial
• School of Technology grads encouraged to 'dream big'
• Casting call for filming of new Batman
• York County schools weigh rules on cell phones
• Literacy council looks to raise $30,000
• No record in York, but country sweltering under heat
• New Queensgate shop targets teachers, parents
• One lane of Route 30 eastbound closed at bridge
• Police: York Township man accidentally shot himself
• Police search for suspect in robbery of West York Giant
• Three hurt during early-morning crash in W. Manchester Twp.
• High of 96, heat index over 100 in York Thursday
• Take Dad soaring over York County for Father's Day
• New Hope founder tells graduates school will see them through
• York County says no to tax break application
• York County Commissioners add collection fee to outstanding court debt
• Woman accused of biting Springetts Kmart employee
• Michigan man hides after crash on I-83
• York area cadets among graduates of HACC police academy
• Wortham up for vote next week for York City Schools chief
• State Senate OKs fine for using cell phone while driving
• Jurors in murder trial watch defendant's denials during taped police interview
• Westminster celebrity picks up honor from York County Commissioners
• York City School Board to pick school chief June 15
• Man found guilty of punching police officer
• After 137 years, St. John Lutheran School closes
• Barbershop owner: Community cleanup day gives hope
• Council members have their say about selling York City Post Office
• Fawn Twp. man gets prison for molesting two girls
• Police: Attempted robbery at Jo-Jo-Ma's in York City
• Northeastern grads urged to do 'great things'
• Pa. Education Secretary: School districts can't blame charters
• York City Council says no to South George building renovation contract
• HACC announces spring 2011 dean’s list
• Piccola hearing to discuss teacher evaluations
• Have you seen Northside Commons lately? It's finally starting to look like a residence hall!
• Texas authorities seek search warrant after tip about buried bodies
• York Township road to close Friday evening for graduation
• Temperature Wednesday expected to reach record high
• York City Council set to approve new 3-year police contract
• Defense attorney takes on eyewitness to alleged murder
• Police: Driver fired after boy was left on school bus for 6 hours
• Dallastown student takes on Appalachian Trail
• Pennsylvania might be holding your $119,000 check
• Find out which York restaurants passed inspection
• At commencement, Kennard-Dale grads reflect on classmate's death
• New restaurant opens in West York
• $225K price tag for condemned York City church
• In York City, a haircut and blood pressure check
• Moving costs for York City Hall under $1M
• Spring Grove school board passes budget with 0.54-mill tax increase
• Thunderstorms possible in York Tuesday, hot on Wednesday
• HACC announces spring 2011 graduates
• Loganville hires Southern Regional Police for 5 hours a week
• York City board hears plan for concession change at Small Field
• Chemical suicide in California endangers police, neighborhood
• Corps of Engineers braces for more levee breaks along Missouri River
• York County says radio errors with out-of-county responders are fixed
• York woman fatally shot ex-girlfriend, then killed herself
• Trial begins for man accused of fatally stabbing York City teen
• Kinsley employees earn associate degree through HACC-York Campus
• Police: York man sought in Harrisburg stabbing
• Special report: Charter enrollment on rise in York
• Police: Man sought for allegedly robbing Manchester Twp. hotel
• York third in charter school offerings
• Lightning kills horse in Newberry Twp.
• Central York volleyball team has own graduation
• As the school year ends, Kralltown's future is uncertain
• Offer your opinion on Post Office move in York
• Police investigate two shootings in York City
• Sunny and warm in York on Monday
• York City man accused of assaulting another with baseball bat
• Fire displaces residents of four Manchester Twp. apartments
• State police seek whoever is missing two horses
• Measures under consideration would trim taxing power of school boards
• Residents in southwest Iowa evacuate as the Missouri breaches levee
• Northeastern grad, 21, left legacy of caring, generosity
• Weather cooperates with street rodders, fuel prices blamed for attendance drop
• Police seek man who robbed West York Giant
• Offer your opinion on Post Office move in York
• Speak up about Penn Park renovations
• Springettsbury Park goes wireless
• Red Lion schools adopt budget with no tax increase
• Police: Man exposed self while on porch
• West Manchester couple help ease suffering in Rwanda
• 'Extreme Makeover' has surprise for area family
• Boomer, Revolution team up to help York libraries with new book
• Dems decide against probe into campaign flier in York City council race
• Business Dispatches for 6/3/2011
• York Little Theatre to get 'vivid' new look
• Man who rammed deck of Dillsburg-area bar gets probation
• Pantry steps in to feed York County kids through summer
• Senior painting students will have studio and gallery space, as well as the opportunity to interact and gain exposure to the business aspects of being a full-time artist.
• Sunny, warm days ahead for York County
• York 912 Patriots Discuss Why We Need More Choices on Election Day
• State police safety checks take 26 vehicles off road
• Three arrested after alleged Hanover crime spree
• Broken-down car stolen in Franklin Township
• Louis Beemer, killed in crash on I-83, rememberd as aviation legend
• Penn State York Librarian Wins University Award
• Penn State York Staffers Win Awards
• County employee who embezzled $347K must go to prison
• With demand surging, senior centers get funds to expand
• York County growers see sweet but short strawberry season
• Continental Square in York to get a makeover
• Street rodders arrive in York; parade set for Friday
• Business Dispatches for 6/2/2011
• Delta man faces federal charges in firearms purchase
• Downtown York bench in place in time to fulfill donor's wish
• Police: Trailer missing from Springettsbury Township
• Police: Home invasion robbery in York City
• New Cumberland man killed in crash on I-83
• Police identify motorcyclist critically injured in chase
• York Catholic graduates 120 in 'bittersweet' ceremony
• Forecast: Cooler days ahead for York
• Warrant issued in Memorial Day shooting of York teen
• Family escapes serious injury in Jackson Township crash
• Peach Bottom to store low-level nuclear waste from Montgomery County
• One fatality reported as tornadoes strike Massachusetts
• Camp Security Park expansion praised for preserving history
• Area's jobless rate holds steady at 7.2 percent
• City school board to pick superintendent soon
• School's planetarium offers a different look at astronomy
• Luck of the draw to determine two York County elections
• 13 new cameras coming to monitor I-83 traffic
• Motorcyclist crashes, severely injured while fleeing from police
• York City man reports theft of food from freezer
• Police: Bomb threat at York County Judicial Center
• Police: Guns stolen in two incidents in York City
• Police: Home invasion in York City
• Possible thunderstorms will break the heat in York on Wednesday
• Thieves target unlocked cars in Dover Township
• Burglary Monday at Manchester Twp. business
• W. Manchester Twp. pantry offers summer food for schoolkids
• Luck of the draw to decide outcome of three tie votes in York County
• Peach Bottom open house adds presentation on Japan
• Sarah Palin makes stop at Dillsburg coffee shop
• Cooling station opens in York City for Tuesday
• Smith Middle School dismissing early
• Coffee lovers pay more to get their caffeine fix
• Election recount could shake up results in Manchester Township
• Man, teen charged in theft of religious items from Trinity UMC
• Police: York City man charged with raping minor
• 95 degrees in York on Tuesday, could break record
• HACC announces winners in 2011 High School Mathematics Contest
• Sweltering York Memorial Day crowd gets reminder Baghdad is hotter
• Thefts from vehicles reported in North York
• Burglaries reported at Jackson Township businesses
• Sexual assault charges against West York woman
• Officials: Primary election highlights need for election reform
• York County is getting older
• Senior games looking for participants
• West York OKs no-tax-hike budget
• Two local legislators take on religious garb in classrooms
• Five restaurants out of compliance in inspection
• Homeschool team gets second at state Envirothon
• Police: Dover Twp. golf course sold beer without license
• Drunk driving victims haunt West York High School classrooms
• New Freedom woman collects supplies for Ala. tornado victims
• Former York-area pastor celebrates 75 years with the priesthood
• York County pools ready for the season opener
• York County to honor Korea War veterans on Memorial Day
• Former York City councilman defends negative campaign flier
• York Jaycees host 23rd Annual Chili Cookoff Saturday
• Boat ramps at Lake Aldred closed until further notice
• Memorial Day Weekend is almost here. Soon it will be summer. What do you recommend as a summer read?
• More thunderstorms possible in York Friday
• Power outages reported across York County
• Jordan Wallick to be tried by York County jury
• Check out senior hurdler Ben Edwards at the NCAA Division III Championships!
• Man cited for running strip club without permits misses hearing
• Boat ramps at Holtwood Dam closed
• Convicted sex offender now charged for alleged child pornography
• Springetts police chief retiring, cites Hatch Act
• Former York City mayor to testify to Senate aging committee in D.C.
• Fire crews revive dog at scene of Peach Bottom Twp. blaze
• Some York County representatives want to end Keystone Exams
• York County recognizes drug program graduates
• Former sheriff's deputy faces trial in chase case
• Central's proposed budget holds line on taxes
• York City officials: Rabid kitten found, one person exposed
• Summer reading club promotes health for mind and body
• Yorkers face summer travel with highest gas prices since 2008
• Thunderstorms possible in York Thursday
• Wrightsville-area constable headed to trial
• Newberry Twp. police officers receive awards
• Incubator at York College to aid learning, entrepreneurship
• Today is the last Oprah show after its 25-year run. Do you remember watching Oprah in your residence hall or apartment when you were a student?
• Organizers hope Advancing Honor rally will unite Yorkers
• Springetts man earns spot in Special Olympics Hall of Fame
• Memorial near for York rabbi, others who died in military service
• Program pairs education majors, York City students
• York City considers overhaul of towing rules
• Harley items, vehicles on the auction block in York
• Police: Jacobus man arrested after chase through York Twp., Dallastown
• Summer weather brings air conditioner thefts around York County
• Police: Copper pipes stolen from Conewago Twp. house
• Police: Items stolen from cars in Dover Township
• Sunny and warm in York on Wednesday
• Tornadoes confirmed in five Pennsylvania counties
• Write-ins boost fourth candidate into county commissioner race
• Pa. House GOP passes budget over Dem objections
• York County man accused of stealing from state police
• York College snaps up art space in downtown York City
• Legislation would lower charges for teen sexting
• New bill could end helmetless driving on motorcycles
• Oprah's York fans recall what the show has taught them
• Yorkers begin countdown to Willie Nelson concert
• York Academy casts wider net for K-2 applicants
• York City Police: Teen shot in leg during argument, robbery
• Eastern: No field renovations for now
• Police: Lancaster County man robbed in York City
• OSHA investigating accident that cost worker his arm
• Former York County pastor hangs himself in West Virginia jail
• Fire at Wrightsville company causes $150,000 in damage
• Police log: York City man reports carjacking
• Police: Driver forced car to stop during I-83 road rage incident
• More thunderstorms possible Tuesday in York
• Stabbing suspect guilty of lesser charge
• Preacher changes doomsday prediction to October
• County's Quick Response Team gets new "peacekeeper" armored vehicle
• Robber gets 16-40 years for attacking victims with hammer
• The YCP track and field standout heads to NCAA Division III championships in Ohio!
• Police seek motorcyclist driving recklessly near Spring Grove
• Dover Twp. couple allegedly stole customers' tax refunds
• Annual poker tournament raises money for pediatric cancer fund
• Recognizing signs a step toward ending child abuse in York County
• Student support system among losses for 2011-12 school year in York City
• York County YMCA needs your online votes to win grant
• Megachurch planned for Springettsbury Township
• York City mayor pushes cooperation to avert cuts in city schools
• West York Schools applaud work of tech staff
• Eastern York vote set for $1.7M athletic field upgrades
• Lehman Center's free child care gives parents a break
• Stewartstown councilman not guilty of harassment
• Man burned in Chanceford Township shed fire
• Police: Arrest in attempted robbery in York City
• Follow the YCP group on their international journey from May 21 to June 2.
• Plans for Starbucks on Route 30 back in motion
• Storms in the forecast for York Monday
• Rihanna, Swift rule at reborn Billboard Music Awards
• Ex-teammate says Lance Armstrong encouraged drug use
• Police log: Swastika painted on church sign
• Iceland's latest volcanic eruption should cause far less turmoil
• Obama defends use of 1967 Israeli borders
• Children Need to Play More Than Just One Sport
• Suburban adopts budget with tax hike
• Central to spend $152,000 on middle school gym
• Manchester Twp. hires new manager
• Five restaurants out of compliance in inspections
• Police arrest neighbor in York City homicide
• As waterlogged months go, York County is two for two
• Friends remember Kennard-Dale student as 'an extremely funny guy'
• Awards recognize outstanding law enforcement work in York County
• Plans for Starbucks on Route 30 back in motion
• Family, co-workers devastated after North York man's fall takes his life
• 4-year-old Windsor Twp. boy dies from crash injuries
• Aid available for York County flood victims
• Some in York County could get aid for April floods
• Dallastown passes zero tax hike budget
• York County surveys damage after torrential rain brings floods
• Law enforcement awards honor police, postal worker
• Prosecution stops man from pleading guilty to dismembering his brother
• Mom: Man who rammed Judicial Center garage door desperate for help
• Penn State York Chancellor Honored at Event
• Praises and complaints for York's bike lane
• Business Dispatches for 5/19/2011
• 24-hour Walmart Supercenter opens in Newberry Township
• York County chases $2M grant to help kids caught with guns
• Rains pelt York, cause evacuations and flooded roads
• York considers new site for a new fire station
• My Rural Radio a powerful voice for local indie artists
• Capacity Crowd Cheers On Penn State York Graduates
• North York man dies from injuries after falling 50 feet
• Creek and road flooding causes trouble for York County residents
• HACC Talkabouts scheduled in June
• York City Council OKs beer license at Jackson Street restaurant
• Sweeping changes in many York County school boards
• District judge office on East Princess Street getting new roof
• York City schools eliminate another 66 jobs
• Three men injured in Adams County garage fire
• York County Commissioners approve applying for grant to help shelters
• Hopewell Twp. man charged with vehicular homicide
• Second Summer Session Begins June 20 at Penn State York
• Police: Drunken driver rams cruiser, takes off with lights off
• Police: Woman with gun threatened to kill a cop
• Family remembers Fireside stabbing victim as loving, dedicated woman
• Family focuses on 4-year-old whose grandmother died in Windsor Twp. crash
• Greyson Chance, Cody Simpson coming to York Fair
• Police seeking gunman who robbed Newberry Twp. gas-station store
• Red Lion schools consider $7.1M energy efficiency project
• Two crashes snarling traffic in Manchester Twp.
• Police: Six hurt in crash near Kennard-Dale
• What would you do?
• Rain continues in York Wednesday; region under flood watch
• Spring commencement at HACC
• NRC safety review gives York County's nuclear plants good grades
• North York man in critical condition after fall
• Police: Neighbors of homicide victim heard screaming
• York City restaurant's license permanently revoked
• York College's Bev Evans offers career advice to recent grads. What's your advice for them?
• Woman accused of stabbing ex captured in Baltimore
• Probation ordered in threat, assault case
• Business Dispatches for 5/17/2011
• Spring Grove students have a blast with rocket contest
• Stylists compete in York's first Hair Brawl
• Eastern York vote set for $1.7M athletic field upgrades
• Police: $35K in property stolen from Hopewell Twp. home
• Police investigate Monday homicide in York City's Fireside neighborhood
• Severe thunderstorms possible in York on Tuesday
• HACC-York Campus offers entrepreneurial boot camp business basics to student military veterans
• North York man injured in Lancaster County work accident
• Bill to stiffen teen driving rules moves on to state Senate
• Spring Grove board says no to cell phones in school
• Jackson Township approves site, concept for its first park
• Small fire at York County School of Technology causes early dismissal
• IMF head jailed without bail in New York sex assault case
• PPL unveils rebate program to reduce peak electricity demand
• Police warn of possible Peeping Tom in Dover Twp.
• Penn State York graduation, 5/13/11
• Police chief meets popular Dolphin 56 on fishing trip
• York College graduation, 5/14/11
• Michael, Isabella top baby names in Pa.
• Northeastern honored for anti-bullying programs
• York County Food Bank might lose $436K in grant funding
• Governor's proposed budget causing concern among school districts
• Police: Woman kicked troopers during arrest
• Police: Armed man robs Tom's in Windsor Township
• Rain and thunderstorms likely Monday in York
• York Gold Star Memorial Day 5K Run and 9 Mile Ride
• Rosies honor York County's best in high school musicals
• Everyone safe as school bus burns in Carroll Township
• Grove bill would let school districts start fiscal year Jan. 1
• House Republicans' proposal would restore some education money
• Rabbit Transit offers free bus rides to people with bicycles May 16-20
• Armed robber hits Tom's store in Windsor Township
• Commissioners support Marcellus Shale impact fee
• Restaurant inspections for 5/14/2011
• Click on the "Livestream" tab at 10 a.m. to watch a live video steam of our commencement.
• Check out this op-ed from President Waldner.
• Congrats to all the grads graduating tomorrow!
• Dallastown school board candidate drops out
• City celebrates its bicyclists
• Police: Naked intruder arrested in Manchester Twp. home
• Lymphoma or age don't slow down York College grads
• Fire marshal: Fawn Twp. house fire caused by careless smoking
• 20-mile commute is a daily ride for bike enthusiast
• Penn State York students graduate Friday
• Inmate cleanup program expands with van purchases
• New legislation could allow Sunday sales of motorcycles
• York County survey raises concern about teens and painkillers
• York County office building renovations expected to come in under budget
• Proposed location for new York fire station might change
• Police: Springetts supervisor cited with harassment
• Now that finals are officially over, what will you be doing with your spring/summer?
• Showers likely in York Friday, through weekend
• Adams County cycle crash kills York Springs man
• Dover Township gets ready for vote on alcohol sales
• Music, library staff restored at Dallastown
• York County students in top 10 at statewide safe driving meet
• Sheriff sale listings drop, but recovery may be illusion
• Three spools of copper wire stolen in Spring Garden Township
• Police: Motorcyclist badly hurt in Heidelberg Twp. crash
• York man ordered to prison for attempted child rape
• Five Spring Garden Twp. officers honored for their work
• Miss Pa. Senior competition comes to York
• Two Republicans in primary race for Register of Wills
• York County volunteers help with tornado cleanup
• Two battle for ballot spot in York sheriff race
• Central reviews options for middle school gym
• York City school taxes could increase by 5.21 percent
• York City groups work to fill program gaps left by school budget cuts
• Police log: York City police investigate fight
• Silent protest to greet Corbett at York College commencement
• Camaraderie, talent come together at the Rosies
• Access-York and Victim Assistance Center got reopen court office
• Walmart Supercenter to open in Newberry Township
• Average tax relief will put an extra dollar in York County pockets
• York City sewer work helps the Chesapeake Bay
• York City plans to honor firefighters
• York County commissioner candidates talk goals, issues
• Friends of Fawn Twp. homicide victim call abuse allegations false
• Another warm spring day in York on Thursday
• State House passes bill to tighten regulations for abortion clinics
• Judge rules in favor of deputies in burglar's brutality lawsuit
• SUV stolen after York City holdup
• Part of Princess Street to close for Saturday block party
• Spring Garden nursing home worker charged with stealing from visitor
• Spring Grove woman charged with false report she was a hostage
• York City restaurant closed for health violations
• Officer badly hurt in crash released from rehab facility
• Walmart Supercenter to open in Newberry Township
• Friends of Fawn Twp. homicide victim call abuse allegations false
• Average tax relief will put an extra dollar in York County pockets
• Access-York and Victim Assistance Center reopen court office
• York City plans to honor firefighters
• Woman pleads no contest to hiding her 5 children from the world
• Good luck on finals today everyone!
• Flooded river taking aim at Mississippi Delta
• Forecast: More beautiful spring weather for York
• House committee OKs Grove bill to require school tax referendum
• New manager at Pinchot Park promises trail improvements
• HACC’s York Campus offers one stop enrollment on May 25
• Seven of 11 school board candidates at York Suburban forum
• Worker rescued after drywall falls on him at York College dorm project
• Eastbound express lane open on Route 30 bridge
• Roof fire damages CVS under construction in E. Manchester Twp.
• Brogue man injured during robbery in York City
• Man stabbed in leg near Tremont and King in York City
• Penn State York to Celebrate 41st Spring Commencement May 13
• Students Join Adult Honor Society
• Police: Money taken from Girl Scout troop account
• Police: Man robbed at gunpoint in York City
• Where is your favorite campus spot to study for finals?
• Foster parents 70 times over
• Rains push York area pollen to the max
• Traffic alert: Work begins on Route 74 in York, West Manchester
• Railroad official faces assault charges
• York City schools reconsider fee-waiving policy
• Dispatching error delayed York City fire call
• One dead in Manheim Twp. crash in front of elementary school
• Police: Third arrest made in Spring Grove High School bomb threats
• Carroll Township crash kills motorcyclist
• Red Lion man charged with assault, endangering children
• Traffic alert: Lane change on Route 30 bridge
• Sunny days ahead for York
• Mississippi cresting at Memphis, Corps opening spillways downstream
• Nearly 1,400 students to graduate at HACC commencement
• York City School Board discusses building fee policy
• Really bad hair day -- wig stolen from York City shop
• York County foster parents honored at annual banquet
• Accused killer Jordan Wallick seeks out-of-county jury
• Pa. State senator guilty of disorderly conduct for I-78 gun incident
• Police: Man stabbed in face, back outside York City bar
• Yoe woman acquitted of stabbing her child's father
• Police: Two neighbors stole hubcaps for scrap metal
• In year of budget cuts, 4 York school districts eye no tax hike
• Two babies spotted. Mama was close by as one of her babies got morning exercise near the track.
• Couple set to hike California mountain in support of cancer research
• Police: Woman shot in eye with BB pellet
• Wet spring brings York area abundance of bugs
• Extension warns of disease-carrying ticks, mosquitoes
• Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there!
• New Freedom man gets probation for flight, battering, lying
• Prison ordered for trying to set fire to York City porches
• York City man pleads guilty to 2009 shooting of romantic rival
• Police: Vandals slash tires in York City
• Police: Man robbed at gunpoint in York City
• Retiring administrator mounts York City school board write-in campaign
• Literacy council looks to raise $30,000
• Restaurant inspections for 5/9/2011
• Spring Grove mulls allowing cell phones in school
• The 2011 Relay for Life event was a success. Nearly $30,000 was raised!
• Two students arrested for bomb threats at Spring Grove Area High School
• Relay for Life at York College begins tonight at 7 p.m. It isn't too late to support the cause, a team or a participant.
• Democrats discuss plans for York City Council
• York's legislators over-report gifts received
• Healthy York receives grant
• Teens treat WWII veterans to a trip to D.C. monuments
• Gunpoint carjacking reported in York City
• Two hit with baseball bats in York City
• York Fair books Joan Jett & the Blackhearts
• Chance of thunderstorms in York Friday
• HACC combines tuition hike, cuts in staff raises to close budget gap
• Cars stolen in Spring Garden Township recovered in city
• It's a mixed bag, but many Yorkers said 'no' to bin Laden photos
• Standing room only for York's National Day of Prayer gathering
• Federal charges for man accused of robbing bank and bar in York City
• Police: Security guard stole from residents at senior-living complex
• Program Encourages Girls to Explore STEM Careers
• Business Dispatches for 5/5/2011
• York towing company owner opposes proposed rules
• St. John school to close after 137 years
• Two Pa. bills target sexting and cyberbullying
• York County parents can get help with summer plans for kids
• Business and Technology Expo shows economic optimism
• York County union workers to get a raise
• Rail trail gets OK for expansion in Springettsbury
• York-area painters, dancers bring artistry together in Degas Project
• Police: Man prank-called York County 911
• Police: Flying fish in York City
• Service to honor fallen officers Friday morning
• Man wanted in both York and Harrisburg picked up in Lancaster
• Gov. Tom Corbett will deliver the commencement address next Saturday. Did you know you could watch a live video stream of Commencement on Facebook by clicking on the "Livestream" tab?
• With prices high, customers flock to stores' gas discount programs
• York man convicted of three robberies, remains accused of another
• House committee OKs Grove bill to curb advertising text messages
• Injured officer's family say they're thankful
• Congrats to Amanda and the graduate nursing program!
• William Penn Senior High School evacuated
• York City personal-care home's license changed after man's death
• Spring Grove High on 'heightened awareness" through Thursday
• York churches unite for National Day of Prayer
• Business Dispatches for 5/4/2011
• York County farmers rush to plant corn after rainy April
• York Area fire company sees big dip in OT costs
• Survey results help West York create anti-bullying programs
• York County survey reveals student bullying taking a technological turn
• Police: Peeping Tom in restroom of Messiah College
• DUI checkpoint planned in York County
• Police: Vandalism reported in Dover Township
• York council OKs deeding unused street portions to college
• New restaurant planned for former Colosseo site in York City
• Man v. Food star to appear at Pullo Center
• Rainy start on Wednesday but sun will come out later in York
• York City Council overrules HARB, allows homeowner's railing
• Council gets first look at proposed York City towing ordinance
• York City extends health benefits to 'nontraditional' domestic partners
• Safety seat clinic scheduled in Spring Garden Twp.
• Fishing Creek brings in cars to show off careers
• Dallastown district, union spar over teacher wage freeze
• Take-back day nets nearly 900 pounds of prescription drugs
• Penn State York Online Magazine 6th Edition Available
• Food, Friends, and Fun Highlight Late Night Breakfast
• Judge: No prison work release for woman who killed Officer Tome
• Spring Grove High evacuated, again
• National Weather Service needs help from Yorkers
• Police: Bullets strike Red Lion church steeple
• Police: Trucker causes police chase on I-83, then hides in store
• Fair lays out summer fun help for York County families
• Police: Tires slashed in York City
• Two people shot about 12 hours apart in York City
• Severe thunderstorms possible in York Tuesday
• Turnaround Awards honor students' positive changes
• Man shot in leg in York City
• Three Md. residents accused of prescription fraud in Dover Twp.
• $7,000 in jewelry stolen from Manchester Twp. home
• Judge suppresses confession in Fawn Twp. fratricide case
• Cleaning advice from a college student. This should be good!
• Judge unable to rule on Seibert prison work-release request
• Police: Man accused of shooting ex-partner captured in Lancaster
• 6-year-old West Manheim boy critical after fall from window
• Holocaust survivor speaks to York Twp. congregation
• Central Market names new director for operations
• Eastern York school board votes in favor of plan to cut alt ed costs
• Eastern York OKs search for leaky window fix
• York County native bikes to help the homeless
• Dallastown junior named 'Distinguished Young Woman'
• Police: Two robberies of York College students
• Chain-reaction crash closes Route 15 in Adams County for hours
• Platts, Casey, Toomey react to news of bin Laden's death
• U.S. kills bin Laden nearly 10 years after 9/11 attacks
• Less than 2 weeks until our newest grads receive their diplomas at Spring 2011 graduation. What is the one thing u will miss (or have missed) about college life?
• More rain possible this week in York
• Text of president's remarks on death of bin Laden
• 1.5 million pack Rome for beatification of John Paul II
• Reality TV helicopter crashes near IUP, 3 on board hurt
• Tractor-trailer drags car in Conewago Twp., drives off
• Police: Man critically injured in motorcycle accident
• Women's soccer - past and present - got together for some fun today during Spring Alumni Weekend!
• Springetts man honored at Four Chaplains breakfast
• Eastern deals with leaky windows
• Spring Garden Twp. eyes office consolidation
• Yorker on panel to create statewide plan concerning police at school incidents
• Restaurant inspections for 4/30/2011
• York's Jewish community to remember the Holocaust
• Sunny and 71 degrees in York tomorrow = a perfect day for some family fun on campus!
• Police: More than $4K worth of morphine sent to wrong address
• Hats and champagne mark royal wedding at York church
• The fabulous weekend kicked off this morning with the Alumni Association Gold Outing. Check out the schedule for the rest of the weekend.
• As of Sunday, no more paper checks for new Social Security benefits
• Traffic alert: South George Street lanes closed
• Business Dispatches for 4/29/2011
• Rodney to be Penn State York's commencement speaker
• Police: Newberry Twp. woman rescued from rising flood water
• Susquehanna likely to crest Friday at 'moderate' flood stage
• Seeking funds for a peace garden
• West York school board uses fund balance money to avoid tax hike
• Spring Grove board proposes tax hike
• Ski Roundtop worker unruffled by brush with tornado
• No rain for York Friday, but flood warning remains
• South Eastern won't cut programs, eyes likely tax increase
• Scientists testing water cannons as way to stop Asian carp
• Rona Kaufmann chosen unanimously as South Eastern superintendent
• Labor memorial looks back on deadly year
• York City woman accused of stealing 121 items from Kmart
• Northern York County battered by tornado
• Susquehanna River continues to rise
• Campus Celebrates Diversity April 11-20
• Tonight's outdoor movie, The Green Hornet, was moved to DeMeester Recital Hall. Check out the YCP Campus Activities Board (CAB) page for more info.
• Hint Fiction Contest Winners Announced
• Retiring Campus Chancellor to Speak at York Commencement May 13
• I-83 southbound reopens
• Free Late Night Breakfast set for May 2
• Dallastown couple wouldn't miss this wedding
• Harley's annual open house at Springetts plant to return
• Annual walk will raise money for local food banks
• York County Commissioners OK money for judicial center filtration system
• Tornado warning for southeastern York County ends
• Tornadoes kill at least 200 across southern states
• Some are enjoying the rain, but most of us want it to stop!
• Revamping Mount Rose interchange would mean taking six properties
• Tornado watch for York County expires, thunderstorms expected Thursday
• HUD funding cuts are Topic A at York housing summit
• Two familiar faces in running for city schools' top post
• Commissioners get update on York's Healing and Peace Garden
• Early-morning fire displaces two York City residents
• Eastern York assistant superintendent gets ARD for alleged DUI
• Business Dispatches for 4/27/2011
• Safely ditch old prescription drugs Saturday at York County sites
• York hearing on Marcellus Shale issue set for Thursday
• Students jumping their way to better health
• York Heritage Trust matches fashions for royal wedding
• Former NFL player Joe Theismann to speak at annual York event
• Dallastown grad charged with robbing bank waives hearing
• Police: York City man assaulted, robbed
• Police: Two armed men rob Family Dollar in York City
• Officer injured in I-83 crash released from hospital
• York City schools cut 70 non-teaching positions
• Don't miss the last CPE seminar of the semester at 2 p.m. in DeMeester Recital Hall. Learn the key thing you can do now to make an impression on your professors or employers.
• York's air quality listed among 25 worst
• Stormy weather ahead for York
• Small business conference at HACC offers strategies to owners and entrepreneurs
• South Eastern board to vote Thursday on making Kaufmann superintendent
• 17-minute chase leads to jail for York City man
• Getaway driver sentenced in two robberies at Paradise Twp. store
• House Democrats to hold Marcellus Shale hearing Thursday in York
• Winners Named in Playwriting Competition
• Police: High-speed chase ends in charges for North York man
• Vineyard restaurant in York City closes
• Attack on man ends in prison sentence
• Warden: 2 smoking pipes found in county prison's outmate area
• In a recent survey of employers, over 96% indicated that they will assess an individual's professionalism during the hiring process. What does "professionalism" mean to you?
• Join YCP Relay For Life at Friendly's (on Rt.30 near Old Navy) tonight from 5 pm-8 pm for Dinner and Ice Cream! 10% of all meals will be donated to YCP Relay For Life! Help us to fight back against cancer and make the odds better!
• Business Dispatches for 4/26/2011
• Trial ahead for West York police officer accused of illegally taping phone calls
• Panel studies way to fund state road projects
• Woman's no-contest plea in deputy's injuries gets 3 to 7
• York City teens go Team B.A.D
• South Eastern school board to name new superintendent
• Seibert requests work release from prison
• Lawyer aims to keep defendant's statement out in murder trial
• York County townships fight to keep fuel costs in check
• Cops and Lobsters fundraiser for Special Olympics set for Thursday
• Father of 4 dies in Chanceford ATV accident
• Poll: Age helps at the office
• 4-alarm row home fire in York
• Talkabout at HACC scheduled in May
• York County foundation hands out $300,000-plus in grants
• Cigarettes stolen in York City grocery store burglary
• Thieves break into York City church
• Accused murderer wants his statements suppressed
• Shooting in York City
• Police: Two arrested for parking lot incidents at grocery stores
• Determining quality of health care from York-area hospitals' performance
• Hospital performance difficult to gauge as a whole
• Workplace-related deaths in 2010
• Police seeking tips about crash on Route 30 Easter morning
• Special report: Getting to the heart of growing health care costs
• Local church serves nearly 200 Easter meals
• Former York City school chief files discrimination complaint
• What a beautiful day!
• State senator pushes for anti-tethering law for dogs
• One more day of spring vacation for students. Classes resume at 8 a.m. tomorrow!
• York County summit to address range of housing issues
• Air strike badly damages Gadhafi residential compound
• Group advises magnet programs or redistricting for York City schools
• Architects win awards for York County school designs
• Two York County men die after boat capsizes on the Chesapeake
• 3 to be remembered during Workers Memorial Day
• Restaurant inspections for 4/23/2011
• Eastern looks into fundraising for athletic field work
• Rainy forecast stretches into work week
• West Manchester man marks 50 years of fighting fires
• Open house Wednesday covers work on Mount Rose and I-83 interchange
• Spring Garden Twp. church invites locals to celebrate royal wedding
• York County teens to bike across U.S. to raise funds for MS research
• Spring Garden Township couple honored for work with children
• PennDOT email program aims to help commuters
• Gichner waits for defense contracts to kick in again
• Fairview Township detective found guilty in off-duty incident at club
• Police: Two charged after shots fired in West York
• West York Police: Man threatened officer
• Police: Man in West York swallowed heroin packet, had other drugs
• Spring Grove woman sentenced for Md. bank robbery
• Police: Daytime robbery in York City
• Police: Dallastown grad charged in bank robbery admits to more crimes
• Heavy rain likely in York Friday night and Saturday
• Union, superintendent clash over whether Dallastown teachers' offer is a wage freeze
• Dallastown board votes to outsource school food service
• York County Old Navy store collecting flip-flops for recycling
• Wrightsville man convicted of illegally having body armor
• More than 100 -- so far -- help with Codorus cleanup
• Prison ordered in double-fatal crash fueled by alcohol
• Constable charged with alleged improper conduct with prisoner
• Weather Service issues frost advisory for York, Adams, Lancaster area
• Update on the Kildeer on West Campus. Looks like she has some company!
• 49 roadwork projects set for York County
• York group earns grant for feeding the needy
• HACC cuts 'fun' non-credit courses, focuses on workforce development
• Plans for new carousel building under way in Dover Twp.
• Roof work OK'd for York's future City Hall
• Windsor man sentenced for causing crash that killed his passenger
• Clockworks! exhibit springs into action at museum
• Traffic alert: Bridge closed in Washington Township
• Police: 11-year-old York City boy attacked
• Spring Garden Police: Woman arrested in purse theft
• Little damage from Chanceford Township fire
• Police: Copper stolen from two York City properties
• New officer for Northern Regional Police
• Police: Man charged after foot chase in York City
• Police: Armed robberies in Spring Garden, York City
• Will you be at Spring Alumni Weekend next weekend? Check out some of the highlights of this exciting weekend!
• Cooler but sunny in York on Thursday
• Traffic alert: Roadwork on Philadelphia Street in York
• William Penn interim principal confirmed in post
• York City board deadlocked over furloughing staff members
• Police seek three who held up W. Manchester Twp. beer distributor
• Three get prison time after guilty pleas in Spring Garden bank robbery
• Student accused of taking BB gun to Dover Intermediate School
• Penn Township fire displaces family of five
• Deliveryman robbed of money, pizza in York City
• Spring Student Art Show Continues through May 13
• Junior Soccer Camp set for July 18 – 22 at Penn State York
• Police chief: Injured officer 'holding his own'
• Soccer camp registration under way
• Tickets on Sale April 25 for LeAnn Rimes Show at The Pullo Center
• District judge candidate can still run for position
• West Manchester company cleans up after tornado rips off roof
• Students help community garden take root in York City
• Tornado a rare event for York
• $776M in tax relief coming for Pennsylvania homeowners
• Pullo Center tunes in, cleans up with TV stars
• Motion seats let Hanover moviegoers feel the action
• Man charged with indecent exposure at West Manchester Mall
• State police inspect commercial trucks
• Police: York College student tried to grow pot
• Dallastown grad charged with bank robbery in Pittsburgh
• Residents pack York City Council chambers to oppose bar
• Spring Vacation begins at 10:00 p.m. tonight for students. Enjoy the 5 day break! (Classes resume at 8 a.m. on Tuesday.)
• More storms for York County on Wednesday
• York City homeowner appeals HARB call for $1,000 railing
• Guilty plea in robbery of Spring Garden Turkey Hill
• Man sentenced for two York area robberies
• Nine people arrested in Littlestown drug bust
• York City Council votes to toughen property maintenance code
• Britain sending military advisers to Libyan rebels
• Watch as local elementary school students show off their math skills!
• Police: 'Bottle bombs' found on Messiah College campus
• Business Dispatches for 4/19/2011
• Libertarians join race for York City Council
• Pit bull left tied in park finds loving home in West York
• New restaurant and bar opens at former Banana Max
• Police release name of officer badly hurt in I-83 crash
• Police: York City man assaulted with fish tank
• One westbound lane over Route 30 bridge to remain closed Tuesday
• Dover Twp. residents forced to flee from rising Conewago
• Fallen tree renders two York City homes uninhabitable
• Will gas prices affect your travel plans for Easter?
• More rain in the forecast for York this week
• HACC chapter of international honor society inducts new members
• York City Council scheduled to vote on toughening maintenance code
• Freeze, staff cuts fall short of eliminating Eastern deficit
• Red Lion schools get budget to balance with no tax increase
• National Weather Service: It was a tornado
• Earlier prison-reporting date for woman who struck, killed Officer Tome
• Judge throws out charges against alleged bank robber
• Congrats go out to the York College men's track & field team who captured the 2011 CAC team title on Sunday!
• State approves York County's district judge realigment plan
• Police: Man stabbed in Hanover, arrest made
• 40th Annual Awards Banquet Honors Students, Faculty, and Staff
• What role has social media played in you or your son or daughter's college decision making?
• 3 Doors Down coming to York Fair
• Parking restrictions grow on baseball game days in York
• York County gets high marks in statewide health survey
• Former York City deacon pleads guilty to sexual assault
• Officer, prisoner seriously injured in I-83 crash
• Chance of rain most of the week in York
• Do you speak, write or read another language? Share it with us.
• Dover Twp. business reports $8,000-plus in tools stolen
• Burglary, drug charges follow Dover Twp. warrant service
• Social network post leads to firearms charges against Dover Twp. man
• Woman accused of trying to pass false prescription at York area CVS
• York City district considers charging for summer school
• State Senate committee advances bill that would outlaw pigeon shoots
• Restaurant inspections for 4/16/2011
• Free Easter meal for Yorkers
• West York schools eye no-tax-hike budget
• Revs have full season of fun events
• Parents: Get your babies ready for Diaper Derby
• Top York County 911 employees honored
• Speaker Encourages Students to Follow Their Passion
• Hanover teachers, staff accept four-day furlough
• Find out what happens behind the scenes of the popular Student One-Acts!
• York City schools to present superintendent finalists April 27
• Official: York Post Office too big, expensive for Postal Service
• Plea negotiations go on in child's drowning
• Shrewsbury church supports Haitian recovery
• York gospel choir vies for national prize
• York County anti-racism board enters rebuilding phase after acrimony
• Southern York budget includes wage freeze for all
• Eastern York school board rejects plan for new press box
• Eastern York board accepts donation of $32K in lacrosse gear
• Central York considers $432K in projects
• Spring Garden police investigate burglaries
• Police: Burglary at York City pizza restaurant
• Interested in percussion or looking to get involved on campus? Come check out the newest student music group!
• York man pleads guilty to string of burglaries, thefts from vehicles
• Coroner's office: Death of Wellsville-area woman suspicious
• Rain moves in Saturday morning in York
• Shrewsbury forum showcases candidates for Common Pleas judge
• Ex-employee charged with theft from Springetts motorsports store
• Bicyclist rescued after fall down embankment near Lake Redman
• YW's Awareness Day moved indoors in West York church
• Items stolen from cars in Dover Township
• Attendees at YorkCounts summit give gloomy assessment of education
• York Twp. district-judge candidate found guilty of harassment
• If you find an Easter egg on campus, go to Campbell Hall to receive candy from InterVarsity Christian Fellowship!
• West York Middle Schoolers get healthier in health class
• PennDOT unveils plan to improve York split area of I-83
• No York County post offices open late for Monday's tax deadline
• Dallastown councilwoman, 81, 'absolutely loved her community'
• NRC says Peach Bottom nuclear plant prepared for emergencies
• Chiropractors seek stories from young do-gooders
• Boil water advisory lifted in Dover
• Sunny day in York on Thursday
• Traffic alert: Restrictions on bridge between York, Cumberland counties
• York 912 Patriots to Host Judicial Candidate Forum
• York County Commissioners OK study to evaluate court procedures
• Commissioners hope tax break will attract company to Penn Twp.
• Fairview residents who will lose land unhappy with Turnpike plan
• Man gets life in prison for murdering 'gentle giant'
• State House votes to repeal sprinkler requirement for new homes
• Route 30 in Jackson Twp. reopened after crash
• Springetts woman, 50, killed in Texas car crash
• Peach Bottom Twp. barn fire kills goats and lambs
• Prison inmate and York woman charged in federal tax scam conspiracy
• Exhibit Features Game Balls from Around the World
• Graphic Design senior exhibit over in the York College Art Galleries. Stop by today to see some of the talent of our students!
• Police: Unknown man stole copper from 18 utility poles
• Experimental remote control helps York woman keep tabs on her heart
• Bracey's State of the City stresses education, revitalization
• Mayor's new awards showcase people York can produce
• March and vigil call attention to victims of crime
• Police: Conewago Twp. man ran up $7,000 on stolen credit card
• Police: Armed robbers target pizza guy in York City
• Rain should end Wednesday afternoon in York
• Flag memorial returns Saturday to Prospect Hill Cemetery
• York area hopefuls take the stage for Senior Idol auditions
• York man arrested on drug-selling charge in Lancaster County
• School voucher bill hits a snag, vote postponed to April 26
• State House passes Castle Doctrine bill, Senate is next step
• Police: Vandals shot mailbox, sign in Conewago Twp.
• Read more about the future Business Administration Center in the 2010-2011 Winter Magazine!
• Defensive-driving course offered by Northern Regional Police
• York County gas stations battle for lowest prices
• Famous football coach to speak at Central York diversity festival
• Just one week left to register for May primary voting
• Credit coming for natural gas customers
• HomeGoods to open York-area store in May
• Man facing trial, charged in fatal motorcycle crash
• Crews battle car fire inside Yoe garage
• West York Police: Pair tried to sell man his own toolbox
• Student injured in assault at Hannah Penn Middle School
• PennDOT eyes improvements to York split on I-83
• Two cargo trailers stolen in Spring Garden Twp.
• Rain and cooler temperatures in York Tuesday
• People, organizations to be honored at York State of the City Address
• Ivory Coast standoff ends with capture of strongman Gbagbo
• Hobby Lobby craft store coming to Hanover
• Police: 'Suspicious' man tried to lure kids into woods
• Police: Man sought in theft of purse at Weis Market
• Dallastown man dies in crash in Virginia
• Manhunt in Adams County briefly closes district-judge office
• Here's a close up!
• Look closely. We have some new residents on campus!
• DA: Investigators 'getting close' to arrest in Farmer homicide
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• York SPCA at capacity for rabbits
• The York College Women's Rugby club team played in their annual Prom Dress Rugby Tournament on Saturday. Check out some pics!
• Grocery prices up 5 percent in York since October
• York City Council vote shatters plan for stained glass windows
• Pa. has flu season worst in six years
• West York develops plan to fight teen drug, alcohol use
• Athletes Honored at Penn State York
• Police: Alleged burglar left cell phone behind
• Police: Taco Bell in York Township robbed
• Looking for a graduation gift? 25% off all Spartan gifts & clothing this week in the York College Bookstore!
• York could see thunderstorms Monday
• York Victims' Rights Vigil will bring brief street closings
• Healthy World Cafe aims for summer debut in downtown York
• N. Hopewell Twp. man accused of threatening neighbor with sword
• York College plans five-story addition to business building
• Shootings at Chester party have some calling for state of emergency
• York YM holds Healthy Kids Day
• Spring Grove votes down budget with tax hike
• Central eyes fee hikes to stop tax increase
• York City awaits word on grant for Bring on Play
• Two establishments out of compliance in restaurant inspections
• Tallman wants to stop airport body searches
• Man arrested for allegedly robbing Cupid's and Turkey Hill
• Police: Thieves who couldn't drive stolen truck crashed twice
• Students Walk the Runway to Raise Awareness about Child Abuse Prevention
• Police: Man tried to kick trooper, threatened to kill trooper, family
• Why would a professor bring swords to class? Read Anna's blog.
• Street cleaning begins Monday in Spring Garden Twp.
• Platts: Congress can't separate ideological issues from budget talks
• Police: Woman sought in prescription fraud
• Official: Few disruptions during turnpike project
• Utility work starting soon on York City streets
• BAE not cited by OSHA in 2010 trench collapse
• Free security gates in York City's west end cut down on crime
• Bionic fingers to replace hand woman lost in accident
• Codorus Creek cleanup set for April 15
• Advertising campaign teaches 911 call basics
• Two firefighters hurt battling Dover Twp. blaze
• Police: Electronics stolen during Jackson Twp. burglary
• Police: York City man called stalking victim 90 times in 70 minutes
• Police charge man with starting fire in North York
• Rainy day in York on Friday
• Dallastown approves preliminary school budget with no tax increase
• Man allegedly tried to rob dad in Dover for drug money
• Reward offered for man wanted in York City shooting
• Program puts York County inmates on neighborhood cleanup duty
• Murderer of Ciara Savage sentenced to life in prison, plus 25 to 50 years
• Athletes Garner PSUAC Awards
• Police release photos from Turkey Hill robbery
• Police: Woman rescued at motel after passing a note seeking help
• In the mood for some jazz? Stop by to check out one of the oldest musical groups on campus.
• Unity Week Celebration Begins April 11
• Summer Classes Begin May 9 at Penn State York
• New target for identity thieves: Tax refunds
• Senate to vote on banning bath salts
• Yorkers invited to discuss nuclear safety at Peach Bottom
• Platts says government shutdown would have high impact
• Police: Turkey Hill in York City robbed
• Police: Robbery at Cupid's Connextion in York
• Police: York City man shot at home
• York Little Theatre, studio team up for Night of Magic and Wonder
• Spring Grove administrators volunteer for wage freeze
• Snow a possibility in York Thursday night and Friday
• Philadelphia Nobel Prize winner dies unexpectedly at 85
• Contract clause holding up agreement between firefighters, York City
• Copper stolen from Spring Garden Twp. construction site
• State House bills push to convert bus, truck fleets to natural gas
• Piccola blames Penn State for lack of 'humility' in budget matters
• Police: Chanceford Twp. road closed to serve warrant on man
• Another can't miss campus event for a great cause!
• Police: Newberry Twp. man killed when his dirtbike crashed
• Police: 10 arrested in prostitution sweep; some worked at spas
• Final pitch for York City teams vying for $20K grant
• York Area Regional Police might seek volunteers
• A week after kidney transplant, both patients doing well
• Dover Township to pay $1.79M for golf course
• York County lawmakers sympathetic to students' plight, but firm on cuts
• Spring Grove administrators volunteer for wage freeze
• Free Commuter Car Wash going on now (until 2 p.m.) outside the Ecological Sciences Building.
• Police: Two arrested on gun charges in North York
• Police: Two teens cited for having sex at Manchester Twp. park
• Rain for the next few days in York County
• Mentally disabled man harassed, assaulted in York City
• York City woman reports she was robbed of grocery money
• Cashier: Would-be robber said, 'I'm drunk. I was kidding'
• York City fire plan draws vocal opposition at comment meeting
• Saylor bill would dedicate part of Route 462 to honor Korean War vets
• Were you on campus tonight to hear Judy Shepard speak? Let us know what you thought!
• Siding stolen from house under construction in Manchester Twp.
• Hanover Walmart Supercenter getting a makeover
• 31 Cent Scoop Night coming at York area Baskin-Robbins stores
• Man sought for questioning in sexual assault near York College
• Commuters, after your smoothie, don't forget to take advantage of the photo booth! Not bad for a rainy Tuesday!
• Police: Man impersonated cop, tried to solicit sex from masseuse
• Smoothies in the Student Union for Commuters! Stop by and get one!
• Business Dispatches for 4/5/2011
• York City schools bring alternative students back
• York County events teach residents to step up, stop sexual violence
• Martin's Potato Chips to expand warehouse
• Martin Library honors Dallastown couple's dedication, support
• Former York County deputy charged with assault
• Penn State York fashion show to help prevent child abuse
• Are you a commuter? Stop by the York College Bookstore and register to win prizes as part of Commuter Appreciation Week!
• Police: Foul play suspected in man's death at Chickies Rock
• Showers to end Tuesday afternoon in York County
• Former York County deputy charged with assault
• York Rep. DePasquale considers run for auditor general
• Police: Attempted robbery at York City restaurant
• York area jobless rate lowest since March 2009
• Dover board gathers ideas for trimming budget deficit
• Northeastern administrators volunteer for pay freeze
• BAE union workers set to vote Saturday on new proposal
• Y-Fi and YCEDC joining forces to expand free Internet access in downtown York
• Veterans Affairs office seeks Korean War vets to honor on Memorial Day
• Judge: Trial in adult court will move forward for Jordan Wallick
• Shepard lost her son, Matthew, to a murder motivated by anti-gay hate.
• Spring Garden police ask for help solving burglary
• Police: Daytime burglary in Jackson Township
• Dover Twp. man charged with breaking into home
• Police: Woman mugged while waiting for bus in North York
• Police plan sobriety checkpoint in York County
• This week is Commuter Appreciation Week on campus. Join your fellow students at campus events and enter to win prizes!
• 14,000 York County taxpayers use new online system to file
• 1 in 5 York County bridges structurally deficient
• York Suburban trims budget deficit to $69K
• West York officer charged with having police radio without permission
• Dover man found guilty of abusing girl in New Jersey
• First Monday Coffee going on now in the CPAC!
• High of 72 in York Monday, storms overnight
• Cracks found in two more Southwest Airlines planes
• York City man crashes into building while allegedly fleeing police
• Passport applications will require birth certificates with parents' names
• Lancaster man faces drug charges after traffic stop in Manchester Twp.
• Residents of Ivory Coast brace for final battle over country's presidency
• Scheduled roadwork will mean restrictions on some routes
• Bracey sets State of the City date
• York City housing development relies on state tax credits
• Two mayors seek election
• 8 out of compliance in restaurant inspections
• Man sent to prison for molesting teenage boy
• Harrisburg grand jury indicts 5 in international money scam
• Big bird flew the coop
• Philles fans celebrating the 2011 home opener in the West Campus Community Center! Where are my Phillies fans at?
• 8 hours later...No more april fool's snow!
• YCP Improv froze for three minutes at the Fountain. See if they caught anyone's attention!
• Sinatra tribute benefits family of Perry County fire victims
• State launches health website
• Logos Academy honors Voni and Lorrayne Grimes
• 7 York County judicial candidates to attend forum
• Local lawmakers express support for smaller state Legislature
• Manchester Twp. woman is magazine's 'Nurse of the Year'
• Springetts tries to calm traffic with new speed table
• Architect: Preparing York's new City Hall to cost $950K
• Police: Armed robbery in York City
• Police: Three intruders assault man at York City home
• Three-day crack-cocaine binge led to bank robbery
• The snow this morning on campus was no april fool's joke. Who's ready for spring?
• Snow delays school for some in York County
• Three new state troopers from York County
• Woman robbed of cellphone after minor crash in York City
• Logos Academy to honor longtime supporters at performing arts showcase
• Ninth grade at Logos Academy ready to go for fall
• Tribal support a key to what happens to Libyan regime
• 90-year-old Conewago Twp. man smells a rat, avoids scam
• York City health inspector retiring after 11 years
• Cause of fatal Perry County fire ruled 'undetermined'
• Former Lower Windsor Twp. cop gets probation
• What happened when a student (not up on "pop culture") met a member of B.o.B's entourage? Check out her blog.
• Pilot prisoner release program being tested in York County
• York, Adams schools might trim junior high sports schedules
• FDA grants approval for 3-D mammogram system tested by WellSpan
• Manchester seeks borough residents' input on plan
• Platts, Spring Garden man part of effort to honor fallen Jewish chaplains
• Police: Man's kindness to stranger led to burglary
• 1-2 inches of snow and sleet Thursday night in York
• Council members generally like York City fire plan, but want details
• Accident shuts down Route 74 in Dover Township
• A lot of buzz on campus and in the community about the YCP players last full-length production of the semester. Get there early tonight, Friday or Saturday to get a front row seat!
• Badly burned man faces trial in attempted Met-Ed copper theft
• HACC sets tuition rates based on tentative agreement
• Police arrest York City man allegedly wanted in Texas
• Thieves smash windows, steal from parked cars in North York
• Repair work resuming on I-83 through York County
• Police investigate vandalism in Dover, Dover Twp.
• North York domestic dispute leads to arrest on drug charges
• New kitchen cabinets stolen in Manchester Township
• Speaker to Share Information on Bereavement and Traumatic Loss
• YCP grad and Fox43 reporter Jaime Garland will be on campus weighing food thrown away by students for Project Clean Plate. Check it out tonight at 6:30 & 10! (For every pound that the whole college campus can reduce in waste, Chartwell's will he
• Feds charge former East Berlin woman in $2.7M real estate scam
• Do you agree?
• Scholar to Discuss Rum as a Symbol in Literature
• Police: Beware of scam sweepstakes letters
• Parked school van stolen while it was warming up
• Man's best friend gets him arrested
• Campus Collects more than 300 Pounds of Peanut Butter and Jelly for Program
• Snooki brings Jersey Shore lifestyle to York's Pullo Center
• More progress has been made on Northside Commons, the newest residence hall on North Campus expected to open in the fall.
• Cold winter helps Heritage Hills, Roundtop boost business 15 percent
• York Area police give citizens a taste of their job
• Local Phillies, Orioles fans can't wait for season openers
• 3 accused of York-area baby food scam risk deportation
• York City, fire union deal stalled in overtime, sick leave negotiations
• No plans yet this summer? It's not too late to think about a summer internship. Visit the York College Career Development Center for more information.
• Do you have your summer internship planned?
• York City fire plan would close two stations, build one new one
• State police inspections take 162 trucks, 103 drivers off road
• West York man accused of headbutting police officer
• Dean's News Stand in York sold, will reopen Friday with different name
• Plea on lesser charges likely in Fawn Twp. fratricide case
• Unity Week T-shirt design selected
• Graham Entrepreneurship Lecture Series Features Young Entrepreneur
• First Friday Series Continues April 1 with the Topic of Hinduism
• Officials: Prescription plan saved York County residents $1.45M
• Dog thrown from moving vehicle in Harrisburg
• Students Encouraged to Participate in Capital Day April 5
• Bills would require photo ID to vote in Pa.
• Web headline here
• Who has the highest tax bill in York County
• Politics and the price of chocolate
• Sunny Tuesday, snow could hit York later in the week
• Police: Items stolen from car in Spring Garden Twp.
• Two $250,000 Mega Millions tickets sold in York area
• Weather postpones work on Route 30 bridge
• Dillsburg-area man now facing trial in credit-card theft
• York man gets prison sentence for assault, other charges possible
• Woman ordered to prison for burglarizing landlady's Dover Twp. home
• Relay runners join student rally against college funding cuts
• Academic Awards Banquet set for April 15 at Penn State York
• Penn State York to Honor Athletes April 8
• Dover Twp. Democrat launches write-in bid for county commissioner
• New Walmart to bring 300 jobs to Newberry Township
• Spring Grove Area H.S. briefly evacuated Monday
• Delta Phi Epsilon is also in the Student Union raising money for breast cancer awareness. Donate and vote for your favorite bra!
• Two women charged after stabbing incident in York City
• Students are helping to raise money in the Student Union for Autism York.
• Judge: Wallick attorney not guilty of contempt of court
• Police: Man pistol-whipped for having no cash
• Kidney transplant another bond between friends
• Police: Tires slashed in Delta, vandals sought
• Enforcement hiccup prompts Loganville to consider police switch
• York JCC playground upgrade seeks volunteers
• National online series features Central York students, staff
• Driver training costs spur talk in Central York
• Proposed bill: Pass drug tests or lose benefits
• Mount Wolf woman killed in Fla. crash
• Police: York man pointed 'assault rifle' at couple in Harrisburg
• Police: Arrest in Hanover groping incidents
• Police arrest man in York City shooting; 2nd man still at large
• Only a few more days left to see the 2011 Juried Student Exhibition in the York College Art Galleries!
• Forecast: More snow for York County this week
• Radiation in U.S. rainwater likely from Japan
• Pa. appeals court rejects bids to overturn juvenile life sentences
• Cold weather sends heating bills, gas futures soaring
• Air strikes target Gadhafi hometown, a stronghold on the road to Tripoli
• Police: Second man wanted in York shooting
• Police: York City woman threatened with gun
• Help for siblings dealing with elderly parents
• Charges dropped against Manchester businessman
• York's beer-drinking past and present on display
• Restaurant inspections: 6 in compliance
• Red Lion cuts school budget deficit
• Behind the scenes...
• It's getting packed!!
• Less than 10 minutes until the concerts starts!
• B.o.B and Sam Adams concert tonight! Post your photos (and comments) before, during and after for those students and alumni who were unable to attend!
• Police: Drug arrests include man who fled in car, then on foot
• York City Supt.: 'Dire' budget may cause 70 or more teacher cuts
• Central York to hold town meeting Tuesday
• York City schools' funding cut third largest per student
• Police: Man stuffs shrimp down pants, attacks store security
• $795K settlement for sons of man who died outside nightclub
• Candy anyone?
• Seven Valleys man charged in fatal motorcycle crash
• Volunteers help refurbish veteran's home in New Freedom
• New $290K armored vehicle for York County's QRT unit
• Police: York City student reports threat with gun
• Two children found wandering inYork City
• CAB is helping B.o.B and Sam Adams set up for the concert tonight!!!
• Cold nights in York, with some snow likely overnight Saturday
• Senior rental complex dedicated in Stewartstown
• 240 singers descend on Red Lion for elementary choral festival
• 2-year repair project to begin on Route 30 bridge over Susquehanna
• Walmart seeks approval for wine kiosks in stores
• Legislator pleased with Dover officials' meeting on anti-bias issues
• York City teachers agree to wage freeze
• New Oxford couple charged with producing child pornography
• Police: Man, 14-year-old girl charged with Manchester Twp. burglary
• Penn State York Offers Free Informational Conference for Veterans April 9
• TMI owners to talk about plant safety
• Southern employees accept pay freeze
• Police offer free security audit to York City residents, businesses
• Proposals to drop school mandates could help save money
• New home construction at 20-year low in York County
• Two dead in western York County house fire
• Cold and snow in forecast, gardeners beware
• No decision on Seibert's prison-report date, now that her baby has died
• Okay YCP alumni out there, can you add to this list? Or do you disagree with any of USA Today College's lessons? Future grads need your help!
• Giant pulling bologna off shelves in recall
• NATO ships patrol off Libya, Gadhafi's tanks forced out of two cities
• State Senate bills offer school districts relief from some state mandates
• Possible tornado adds to Pennsylvania's spring weather woes
• Customers say they'll miss grocery that's closing in Dover Twp.
• Northern Regional Officer of the Year praised for hard work
• Seven in running for two seats on York County Common Pleas bench
• Haul the indoor furniture off the porch tonight in York City
• New York Times bestselling author on campus tonight!
• Corbett's proposal to strip anti-tobacco funds concerns York-area health experts
• Pastor wants to honor vets, youth with York City rally
• Fawn Twp. man sentenced in 2 chases
• Japanese Taiko drumming group to perform April 18 at Penn State York
• Spring Garden father calls for law to stop Westboro picketing
• Former York County man sentenced for robbing Springetts bank
• More than 23,000 pounds of Lebanon bologna recalled
• Wednesday forecast: Rain in York, high 47
• Guns, ammo stolen from E. Hopewell Twp. storage lot
• Homelessness surveys find York County numbers holding steady
• York County School of Technology budget passes with exactly 10 votes
• Plowfield Named Chancellor at Penn State York
• York County Library System ebranch opens April 11
• Our talented student artists can work just about anywhere...
• Police: Change machine foils would-be thief
• Penn State York chooses new chancellor
• Federal lawmakers have divided thoughts on Libya mission
• Maewyn's Irish Pub lands deal with Sovereign Bank Stadium
• York-area groups gain spiritual strength for soldiers
• Who's excited for the B.o.B. Concert on Friday??
• Police: Tires slashed after school in York City
• York forecast: Sleet and snow in mix
• Talkabouts at HACC scheduled in April
• York 912 Patriots to Host Documentary Screening
• Spring Grove honors seniors' wishes, votes for outdoor graduation
• Dover schools set April 4 date for budget review
• W. Manchester Twp. announces police and fire awards
• Third day of airstrikes bouys Libyan rebels, but long stalemate expected
• Philly Archdiocese hit with fourth new abuse lawsuit
• CPE Seminar tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the CPAC will answer Friday's question of the day: Can texting and/or Facebook limit your success in the classroom or on the job? CPE Director Matthew Randall and Behavioral Sciences Chair Dr. Joshua Landau will pre
• Traveling exhibit at Suburban honors German students who opposed Hitler
• Prison ordered for man who caused crash that killed friend
• Police asking citizens to report illegal dumping of trash
• Hanover dad sent to prison for fleeing police, causing crash that hurt his two kids
• Spring Garden Police: Thief returns 53K pounds of scrap metal
• Weather Service says rain likely for most of week
• York City Mayor to Visit Campus in Celebration of Women’s History Month
• York City officer of the year kept busy
• Trolley display grabs interest of Yorkers
• Red Lion marks 3rd stop in county for new superintendent
• Police: 93 people arrested on outstanding warrants
• South Eastern administrators agree to wage freeze
• Downtown Inc looks for input on York City business areas
• Dover Township puts alcohol sales to a vote
• District 19-2-02: Charles Ruth
• Missile blasts Gadhafi compound; oil prices jump
• Rain likely for most of week in York
• Two charged with disorderly conduct outside York City bar
• York City man accused of punching woman
• Drug take-back targets expired, unwanted prescription meds
• Stark differences between TMI and Japanese nuclear crisis
• PennDOT to do dozen-plus York County road projects
• Spaghetti dinner to help Hanover family apoting Haitian girl
• Springetts checkpoint yields violations
• Read about how York College criminal justice major Scott Weimer is juggling class, work and a boxing career.
• Fewer York County homes listed for sheriff's sale
• New Freedom's mayor in running for district judge
• Veteran seeks district judge post
• York Suburban senior in statewide Homecoming queen competition
• 21 cited for alleged underage drinking in Spring Garden
• Live from Iraq via Skype -- soldier visits daughter's third-grade class
• Red Lion hires Spring Grove assistant as new superintendent
• Police officers who shot Spring Grove man return to duty
• Question of the day: Can texting and/or Facebook limit your success in the classroom or on the job?
• Warm and sunny in York on Friday
• France prepares for air strikes against Libya
• Dallastown offers long-term budget look
• Chanceford Twp. man charged with homicide in 2009 fatal crash
• Clay Shoot Event to Benefit Penn State York’s Nittany Success Center
• Author to Speak at Women’s History Month Program March 24
• Man guilty of first-degree murder for killing the wrong "O"
• Hanover man running as challenger in district judge race
• Prof will focus on showing that climatic effects have already begun to impact humanity. Don't miss this "hot topic" lecture!
• West Shore students to protest district cuts
• Traffic alert: Portion of Route 30 westbound to be closed Friday
• Search and rescue dog returns to show ring at Celtic Classic show
• York mayor lobbies in D.C. to save block grant funds
• Build a collection of famous names at annual library auction
• York Area Regional Police had record year in 2010
• DUI checkpoint planned in York County Thursday
• Police: York City man attacked with frying pan
• May you all have the luck of the Irish this St. Patrick's Day!
• Sunny and warm in York Thursday
• Dentsply assessing effect of Japanese disasters on its production
• York City board sends state dozens of proposed staff cuts
• Foreclosures, defaults drive up York County Prothonotary's workload
• Muhammad Ali appeals to Iran to free U.S. hikers
• Accused killer's friends testify to both confession and alibi
• Comedian Earl David Reed to Perform at York’s Pullo Center April 2
• PFA hearing against York County judge expected to be canceled
• Penn State York Offers Spring SAT Preparation Courses
• Less than 10 days until the B.o.B concert at York College!
• Business Dispatches for 3/16/2011
• Borders to close 75 more stores
• School board races draw slew of candidates in York County districts
• York College SIFE, the York Environmental Society and Chartwell's are helping to reduce food waste by participating in Project Clean Plate. For every pound that the whole college campus can reduce in waste, Chartwell's will help feed those in n
• Corrections officer seeks district judge position
• Yorkers speak out for public workers' unions
• York County educators: PSSAs need help
• Police: York City house, garage and car shot
• Police: Pickup truck driver intentionally rams car
• Police: Dover Twp. man facing more robbery charges
• Cheddar's, a new restaurant, planned on Route 30
• Warm forecast inspires York golfers to start swinging
• York City to consider parking restrictions near stadium
• York council OKs contract for City Hall design at 101 S. George St.
• West York apartment project moves forward, work to begin in May
• Strong-arm robbery at Weis Market on Roosevelt Avenue nets $140
• Former Pa. First Lady Mary Jane Leader dies at age 92
• Friend of accused murderer testifies about mystery bag
• York City teachers vote to re-open wage talks
• Check out a video preview from one of the plays opening tonight!
• 2 men charged in robbery, attack on York County man
• York City, county restaurant inspections
• Kralltown hearing pits residents against district on school closure
• Spring Garden police want helping finding woman
• Looking for some ideas for a "Spring" campus photo for our page. Any suggestions?
• The York College Bookstore and its staff are ready for St. Patrick's Day!
• Rain returns to York Tuesday night
• Police: Man robbed behind York City McDonald's
• Lawsuit over adultBasic calls attention to governor's proposed loan program
• Touring York County plant, governor defends his budget
• In the face of funding loss, York City schools fielding charter requests
• Japanese crisis stirs TMI accident memories in Goldsboro
• New Revs' story.
• Structure issues force York City congregation out of its building
• Four students act quickly when deer crashes into school bus
• Murder trial begins for man accused of killing the wrong person
• Local radio personality to become Revs' new emcee
• Police: Mom left 3 kids alone, took off for Atlantic City
• Newberry Twp. K-9 team on the hunt for illegal drugs
• Police: Manchester Twp. man angry at wife torched their home
• Spring Grove girl's dream lives on through foundation
• Plenty of winners at York St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Fifth candidate enters race for York City Council
• West Shore OKs $1.2M in cuts, looks at 5.7 percent tax hike
• Corbett, Grove seek legislation to reform school district property tax exceptions
• Police: Man shot at another man in York City
• NRC looks at seismic risk at Peach Bottom, 26 other nuclear plants
• Deer crashes through school bus windshield; no students injured
• Sunny in York Monday, more rain on Tuesday
• Nations close in on Guatemala massacre suspects
• Shots fired at officers in Virginia mountains, at least one deputy wounded
• Grove-sponsored bill would require referendum to go above school tax limits
• Volatile gasoline market could hide price effect of switch to summer blend
• Police: Several shots fired in York City
• Don't forget to "spring forward" an hour today! You don't want to be late for work or class on Monday!
• Beautiful day in York Saturday, flooding possible along river
• Free astronomy events at Rudy County Park on Saturday
• 'Shortcut' ends in stuck-truck for Manchester Twp. man
• Prison report date deferred for woman who fatally struck Northern Regional officer
• The men's and women's lacrosse teams are 4-0 and 5-0 respectively (the best starts in the programs' histories.) Follow the York College Spartans this weekend to see if they can keep their undefeated seasons going!
• 100 groups and floats set for York St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Streets closing for York St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Traffic alert: Flooding closes roads in York County, list updated
• Central York schools to upgrade website
• Growing demographic brings surge in local Hispanic culture
• Wrightsville residents unfazed by flood forecast
• Spring Garden Police ask for help solving three crimes
• Life sentence ordered for murder of York City man in Harrisburg
• Dallastown schools: Zero tax hike, many staff cuts
• Lounge and cigar bar to open at former Club 19 site in North York
• York City, firefighters reach agreement on sick leave, overtime issue
• Corbett budget would gut human services in York County, agencies say
• Realtors: York County home sales rise, but 'distressed sales' lower price
• Feds indict 3 in bank robbery that ended in Newberry Twp. manhunt
• Jury deliberations to continue Friday in Ciara Savage homicide case
• Off-duty corrections officer recognized for helping stop shoplifting incident
• Conewago Twp. man arrested for alleged phone threat
• At state universities, budget cuts will mean tuition hikes
• Welcome to the Boston College Habitat students who are spending their spring break in York for their Collegiate Challenge. York College Habitat students spent their winter break in Biloxi, Miss.
• Police: Family dog might have scared off would-be burglar
• Public hearing will allow for opinions to be heard on potential Kralltown elementary closing
• York doctor being sued for defamation
• Public hearing will allow for opinions to be heard on potential Kralltown elementary closing
• 10:30 update: Small streams could flood in York County
• York City closes on 101 S. George, hopes to occupy building by October
• York City fire overtime more than doubles budgeted expectation
• Pipe work on South George Street resumes Sunday night
• Illinois abolishes death penalty, clears death row
• Flood of candidates for some York area offices, drought for others
• Testimony from Ciara's alleged killer at odds with letters he wrote
• York City schools: Additional $11 million deficit 'almost impossible'
• Need something indoors to do tomorrow evening with all the rain expected? YCP Sustainability and Environmental Studies Minor will present the documentary One Water (a celebration of Earth's relationship to water) at 6 p.m. in DeMeester Recital Hall
• Event to help York families facing foreclosure
• Sprinkler repeal passes in House
• Former officer to seek district judge position
• New dam, reservoir proposed on Susquehanna River near Craley
• York moving forward with City Hall plans -- grant or no grant
• Red Lion schools trim budget but still have $1.7M deficit
• Iowa police: York men had 30 pounds of marijuana
• Police: Man robbed Carroll Township business
• Lower Windsor police: Beware donation scam
• 3 inches of rain for York County over next two days
• Co-defendant testifies to events that let to shooting of child in York
• State Senate votes to expand Castle Doctrine in Pennsylvania
• Killing WAMs popular with local legislators, but they await details
• Basic education money just the beginning of cuts for school districts
• “Any Other Word” Hosts 2011 Hint Fiction Contest
• Local lawmakers react to Corbett budget proposal
• Summer classes set at Penn State York
• Shirley's Closet closing doors at York City location after 24 years
• Check out this neat clowning class that helps build confidence!
• York County room tax could go up
• Police: Juvenile robbed in York City
• 53,000 pounds of scrap metal stolen from Spring Garden business
• Police: Thefts from Spring Garden Laundromat
• Police: Two men cut in fight at York City restaurant
• York forecast: Dry Tuesday, heavy rain on the way
• Road rage charges dropped against former York County Prison guard
• House passes legislation that would repeal sprinkler mandate
• Former administrator loses appeal of discrimination suit against York City Schools
• Fatal crash closes South Salem Church Road
• City school board to families: 'There's no money'
• Man charged after domestic incident in West York
• Defendant doesn't dispute he fired gun the day Ciara Savage was killed
• Students earn Golden Apple Award for studies in special education.
• Spring Garden woman vies for cancer fundraising honor
• West York officer suspended, accused of recording conversation
• Northern York police issue 66 commendations
• York County school districts consider cutting drivers' education
• Unusual eatery seeks downtown York site
• Police: Wrong-way driver on I-83 arrested for DUI, fleeing
• York area man sentenced on lewdness charge
• Car salesman charged in crash that killed York prison worker
• Dallastown grad to be buried at West Point Monday
• Brighter Monday ahead for York County
• Louisiana twister victims focus on cleanup, left-behind pets
• U.S. Marshals Service ends 'safe surrender' program, cites cost
• Discussions with York City superintendent applicants to start this month
• Commissioner, Rabbit Transit want to bring trolley to downtown York
• Documents, ink likely to determine future of Orie corruption case
• As winter break ends, First Monday Coffee returns. Stop by the CPAC lobby tomorrow and wake yourself up with some free coffee or hot chocolate!
• Welcome back students! Classes resume at 8 a.m. tomorrow. (Don't forget to set your alarms!)
• Police: Dover man charged with same-day robberies
• Police: Woman shocked with a stun gun during argument
• Neighbors helping Neighbors sets stadium event
• YorkCounts eyes education as summit topic
• Work begins on York Academy charter school
• York restaurant inspections: 4 establishments out of compliance
• Police: City man shot after dragging officer from Jeep
• Firefighters save two pit bulls and 13 puppies from smoke-filled cabin
• Join your fellow Spartans tonight to watch the NCAA Tournament game live at 7:30 p.m. from the comfort of your living room!
• Pa. sprinkler debate flares again
• Former York police captain retires from chief's post in Dauphin County
• Business Dispatches for 1/14/2011
• Downtown Inc looks to hire liaison to help bring business to York City
• WellSpan offers new mental health crisis office
• Northeastern weighs number of snow days in next year's school calendar
• York City schools' acting superintendent withdraws from consideration for Harrisburg job
• Rain a sure thing this weekend in York, snow possible
• Red Lion schools, teachers agree to four-year contract
• Sudden closing of Galleria photo studio leaves customers scrambling
• In prison for molestation, Windsor Twp. man indicted on child porn charges
• Hellam Twp. teen receives police award for heroism in house fire
• Former York City police captain retiring from chief's post in Dauphin County
• North George Street bridge project expected to wrap up in May
• Men honored for stopping woman's jump in York County Judicial Center
• Christ Lutheran Church bell falls silent during repairs
• Dog shot in Hopewell Township, family offering $500 reward
• Judge OK's limited gang testimony in murder trial of Ciara's accused killer
• Second arrest in bank robbery that led to York County manhunt
• Don't forget to support the women's basketball team Friday! Live stats, audio play-by-play, and possibly a video stream of the game will be available for those unable to make the trip to Virginia.
• Police: Two York City children robbed
• Police: Burglary at York City newsstand
• Unsettled weekend weather in York, with rain and chance of snow
• Visitor access at Pleasant Acres restricted as illness precaution
• Citizen's tip leads to arrests of two men suspected in burglaries
• Windsor man pleads guilty in crash that killed 19-year-old woman
• Judge rules jury will hear confession of accused Motel 6 strangler
• Bureau of Liquor Control cites York County drinking establishments
• West York Police find drugs, weapons, masks after chase
• Fun worthy of league champs at Revolution Fan Fest
• Springettsbury man: Socialist 'hate literature' left on cars
• Harley to hold job fair Saturday
• Castle doctrine bill begins comeback in state Senate
• York Suburban considers furloughs to close budget gap
• Supreme Court: Church can protest at military funerals
• Police: Man shot in neck during robbery in York City
• Business Dispatches for 3/1/2011
• Business administrator: York City plans to buy bank building March 9
• The York College chapter of Habitat is up for the challenge again this winter break! Thirty-three students are in Biloxi, Miss., helping Katrina victims work on their homes!
• Cold front to move through York on Wednesday
• York City passes ordinance to forbid indoor furniture outdoors
• Proposed realignment aims to balance district judge caseloads
• Student Drama Group to Perform “reasons to be pretty” in March
• Campus to Host York County Science and Engineering Fair March 7-9
• February is over and spring is right around the corner. Anyone have any fun/interesting summer vacation plans booked?
• Police log: Thieves strike LA Fitness lockers
• York City drug dealer who executed police informant heads to death row
• Police: Another smash-and-grab burglary in Manchester Twp.
• Police seeking two women who were with apparent drug-overdose victim
• South Eastern district students win national art contest
• Hip-hop stars sneak into York
• Delivery workers have to suck it up when gas costs shoot up
• Caterpillar reaches tentative deal with union
• Tickets available to hear Harlem education reformer speak in York
• Buddhism the Topic of Penn State York’s First Friday Series March 4
• No death penalty for man charged with murdering 9-year-old Ciara Savage
• Dallastown soldier will be buried at West Point
• Democrat announces run for Piccola's state Senate seat
• March in like a lamb, quiet weather forecast all week
• Manhunt for bank robbery suspect comes up empty
• Man pleads guilty to molesting two girls, will serve prison time
• Congrats go out to the women's basketball team!
• Police: 30 people arrested for drug offenses in February
• Newberry Elementary ends lockdown
• Woman sought for failing to register as Megan's Law sex offender
• Glen Rock man's Army medals awarded 6 decades after war
• Video Shows Enduring Partnership between Commonwealth and Penn State
• York County Libraries to offer e-books for National Library Week
• Dallastown limits students to one bus stop
• Thousands of dogs, owners prepare for Celtic Classic in York
• Surplus funds growing in York County school districts
• Area schools decide how to spend excess funds
• York attorney chosen for national traffic safety post
• Injured Adams County officer returns home to hero's welcome
• Oscars coronate "The King's Speech" (with complete list of winners)
• Weather Service announces flood watch effective till late tonight
• British, German military rescue civilians trapped in Libya
• Hundreds pack Dallastown auditorium for Daren Hidalgo memorial
• Police: Fawn Twp. woman shot boyfriend, faces charges
• Police: Vehicle hit with gunfire in York
• Police: Two York City men robbed at gunpoint
• Police: Local Radio Shack robbed of $5K worth of electronics
• Police: Gun failed during attempted shooting at a York bar
• Red Lion school board picks new member
• Central OKs school calendar for next year
• Northern Regional posts second-busiest year
• Calm weekend, rain likely Sunday night
• Sex offender registry gets tweaks to aid in search
• Penn State York Advisory Board Names Executive Committee
• Winter Vacation begins at noon tomorrow! Have a safe, fun, relaxing (and much deserved) vacation!
• York City schools to hold 9th grade academy info night
• Students invited to Explore the Worlds on March 5
• Business Dispatches for 2/25/2011
• York 4-H team readies Lego robots for contest
• Nominated movies returning to York theaters for Oscars
• Challenger announces bid for York City council seat
• DePasquale pushes election reform package
• Friday weather: Rain, high wind and possible flooding
• Public memorial Sunday for fallen Dallastown soldier
• $377,000 embezzlement case bound over for trial
• York City man must stand trial, accused of killing his uncle
• Bank robbery charges multiply against Harrisburg man
• York City man sought for allegedly shooting sexual partner
• Additional sex abuse charges filed against Dover Township man
• “Snooki” to Appear March 29 at The Pullo Center
• Campus Breaks Record with $17,160 for THON
• Did they follow your advice? Do you have any additional advice for them?
• Harrisburg man charged in five bank robberies
• Looking to support a good cause and get rid of the winter blues? Take part in the Diaper Run!
• Police: Charges filed against man badly burned in attemped Met-Ed theft
• Students compete in Black History inspired art contest
• Parents, students worry about proposed York City budget cuts
• Gruver's Bakery returns to York City after a decade away
• Elliot back from the brink and ready for adoption
• York health clinics say federal cuts would hurt
• Police: Attempted burglary at Smoker's Outlet in Spring Garden
• Expect rain and high winds for a couple of days in York
• New Macbook Pros set for release today. Are you a Mac or PC?
• Love is in the air (and the soil) at the York garden show
• Cal Ripken helps Ollie's dedicate $29 million distribution center
• York 912 Patriots to Host Panel on Education
• For Youthbuild students, arts honors are just the beginning
• Talkabouts at HACC Scheduled in March
• Would-be smoker who caused hospital flood headed to prison
• Marriott coming to Springetts is chain's new model
• Motions denied for parents accused of fatally beating adopted son
• Challenger enters race for York County Sheriff
• Survey explores alcohol, drug problems among York County teens
• Guilty plea in arson that caused $4.5M damage
• Will stink bugs be done in by temperature spike?
• 'Largest Garage Sale' benefits Make-A-Wish
• Strip club possibility angers neighbors in Newberry Township
• Web headline here
• Mom shares story of capturing serial killer poised to slay her daughter
• Eastern to seek bids on turf, field improvements
• Police: Man sought for alleged thefts from industrial businesses
• Police: Woman shot multiple times in York City
• Police: Burglars steal donation jar from Shrewsbury business
• York man charged with drug-dealing after police chase
• It is "Mock Interview Day" for students. What advice could you give students before they go in for their interviews?
• Good luck to the Spartans in the 2nd round of the CAC tournament Thursday evening @ Marymount!
• Harrisburg board cancels vote on school superintendent
• Dallastown Area High School plans memorial for slain lieutenant
• Police capture Hanover stabbing suspect
• Protection-order hearing for county judge rescheduled
• Puppies ease family's pain after fire claims dogs' lives
• Bill would levy fine for drivers with snow on cars
• Two members of Spring Garden church hit 100
• Stadium hosts celebration for Dominican Independence Day
• Sibling of man shot by police in Spring Grove speaks of 'horrible tragedy'
• Who's coming to the CAC first round doubleheader tonight in Wolf Gym? The York College Spartans need your support!
• Police: 90 crossbeams, 90 grates stolen from York City business
• Storm closes schools, lowers speeds on highways
• Two hour delay. Offices opening at 10. Please take your time driving to campus!
• Earthquake in New Zealand collapses buildings, deaths reported
• Snow is back, and 'cold feels colder' after last week's respite
• Highly decorated doctor, inventor of WWI scuba device, dies at 93
• 2005 Dallastown graduate killed in Afghanistan
• New statewide alert system designed for missing people
• FAFSA Completion Session set for Feb. 26 at Penn State York
• Family displaced when fire damages Manheim Twp. home
• Business Dispatches for 1/14/2011
• Prison ordered for Sunday-school teacher who molested girls
• Friends puzzled by death of Spring Grove man shot by police
• Police: Arrest made in York Springs bank robbery
• Police: I-83 traffic stop yields 20 pounds of pot and two arrests
• New Freedom church to auction off live pony in fundraising effort
• York Suburban concerned budget deficit might grow
• Central board considers 2011-12 school calendar
• Professor Thompson uses some of his many talents to help his administrative assistant celebrate her birthday!
• Fire spreads to fireworks stored at Warrington Twp. campground
• Police: West York woman spit on officer
• Penn Prof & Civil War Historian to speak tonight in Recital Hall.
• York campus sets THON fundraising record, $17,000 of $9.5 million
• Police: Hanover man sought in stabbing incident
• State marshal: Meat shop fire ruled accidental
• Police: Man robbed of cell phone and wallet
• Police: Fight led to shots fired outside of a York bar
• Weekend weather was a tease, as more snow is headed to York
• The York College Spartans had a busy weekend. Click here to see a recap of it all!
• Police: Officers fatally shot Spring Grove man after he pointed a gun at them
• Eastern to seek bids on turf, field improvements
• Central board considers 2011-12 school calendar
• York Suburban concerned budget deficit might grow
• Warrington Twp. fire started in pump house, ruled accidental
• Codorus Creek cleanup planned for April
• Deli coming to new Codo space downtown
• Top concerns for York students include family conflict, anxiety, depression
• 70 degrees + Friday = a great day in February on campus!
• Wind gusts could hit 60 mph in York Saturday
• Business Dispatches for 2/18/2011
• Harrisburg schools 'impressed' by York acting superintendent
• York City school board to discuss possible budget cuts Saturday
• Pennsylvania wants smokers to Quit for Love
• Some Yorkers could see Northern Lights on Friday
• Tough time for cuts to heating assistance program
• City officials: Grant funding in jeopardy
• Spring Grove considers bulking up on health, physical education classes
• Pennsylvania wants smokers to Quit for Love
• VLN Offers Convenient Classes for Adult Learners
• Click here to donate or join/form a team! Last year York College raised just over $50,000!!
• Students came out last night to show their support for York College's Relay for Life May 6-7 from 7pm-7am.
• Accident shuts down part of Route 74 Friday morning
• Warm in York Friday, colder weekend ahead
• QRT team learns anti-terror tactics in two-day exercise
• Pair accused of York bank robberies face federal charges
• Would-be jumper saved by county deputy, local attorney
• Snooki coming to York in March
• Club XS battles license effort
• Organizers of York College's 2011 Relay for Life will kick off the season by holding a mini-luminaria ceremony tonight at 5 p.m. at the Campus Fountain. Come out to show your support!
• Judge: Teen will stand trial as an adult on murder charges
• Coroner's office seeks family of York man who died at home
• Penn State York dancers battle cancer at THON
• Lawmakers react to happy-hour proposal
• Saturday event to celebrate Black History Month in York
• York and Adam county residents encouraged to file taxes online
• Officer honored for routine traffic stop which lead to drug bust
• Possible nuclear fuel rod hazard at Peach Bottom, other facilities
• Bill would uncork happy hours in Pennsylvania
• Teacher furlough options explored by state senators
• Dallastown teachers vote down request to reopen union contract
• Deputy injured at York County Prison
• York City Police say alleged dealer fled during raid
• Police: East Manchester man had child porn
• Police: New Cumberland couple stole $66K from PSBA
• Watch as some students sing to one of B.o.B's hits yesterday while waiting in line for tickets.
• Co-owner of dog named 'best in show' grew up in York
• 'Business as usual' at Borders in York
• Father arrested in drowning death of toddler son
• Mechanical engineering lab to be named to honor Harvey and Winifred Bradley
• Spring Grove bus in minor accident
• PennDOT studying traffic at site of new Memorial Hospital
• Club XS appeals state's denial of liquor license renewal
• York abortion clinic a model for state as Corbett hands down new rules
• Tickets for students went on sale today! What do you think of CAB's choice this year?
• Police: More arrests in Manchester Twp. burglaries
• Police: Men from Dover Twp., York City charged with stealing guns
• Police convince suicidal Shrewsbury man to surrender
• Second juvenile defendant in Wallmuth homicide kept in adult court
• Unseasonable warmth in York area expected through Friday
• Scottish deerhound wins Westminster, best York showing a Best of Breed
• York City Council approves Thackston School building plans
• Black History Month Programming Continues with Film Screening, Discussion
• Hospital patient accused of hitting, spitting on nurse faces felony charge
• Members of YCP Habitat for Humanity worked on a home in York this weekend. The group is preparing for the Collegiate Challenge during Winter Break. They will have the opportunity to visit one of the 250 host affiliates throughout the United States to hel
• Some York College SIFE members are again helping low income members of the York community get their tax refunds through the Volunteer Tax Assistance Program. How did you volunteer in the community while at YCP?
• R.H. Sheppard worker injured on the job in Hanover
• Basketball tailgate set for Feb. 15
• York City has big plans to help ninth-graders with math, English and focus
• York's Central Market creates new COO position
• Platts joins GOP in blasting Obama's budget
• Mixed reactions to proposal to change Pa. deer hunting season
• Local dog owners hoping for best of show bids at Westminster
• Magazine: York a hotspot for foreclosures
• Police: West Manchester robbery leads to one chase, two crashes, three arrests
• Central to keep book in school libraries despite mother's protest
• Personal Care Home Admin Training Offered at Penn State, The Lancaster Center
• Students celebrated Valentine's Day in Spart's Den with a candlelight dinner. Couples were asked how they met.
• Cold weather back in York, but just for Tuesday
• Section of pipe from Allentown explosion dug up, will be studied
• BAE plans layoffs for 50 York area employees
• Arizona would bill require hospitals to check patients' immigration status
• Victim's mom to murderer: I don't hate you
• Protection order granted against York County judge; state is investigating
• Judge to rule on whether teen murder suspect should be tried as adult
• Setting up for Valentine's Dinner in Spart's Den. Tomorrow we will post a video of how some current students met at YCP!!
• We have 10 stories of how couples met at YCP. Let's add another 10 more by the end of Valentine's Day!!!
• The York College Art Galleries is featuring an interactive exhibit that shows YOU how the world really sees YOU!
• New attorney appointed for man accused of hiding his kids from the world
• Man who robbed Hanover bank gets 11-1/2 to 25 years in prison
• Business Dispatches for 1/14/2011
• Fire chief: Arsonist sought in York City apartment-building fire
• Local attorney withdraws from district-judge race
• Dallastown couple celebrates 60 years with Valentine's vow-renewal
• York City economic and community development departments to merge
• York doctors eager for new weight loss surgery rules
• Police: Woman robbed at gunpoint in York City
• Police: York City man stabbed, roommate arrested
• Finances, timing could lift Valentine's business
• Happy Valentine's Day! Did you meet your sweetheart at YCP? Share your story!
• Warmer in York Monday, but winds could cause problems
• Five Grammys for Lady Antebellum, jazz bassist wins best new artist
• Two boys rescued from Susquehanna River island
• Garage fire in York Twp. destroys boat, two vehicles
• Fire leaves family of 4 homeless in York City
• Spring Grove looks for cuts to school budget
• Miller reintroduces ticketing legislation
• 21-year-old runs for register of wills
• 4 York area eateries found out of compliance
• York City superintendent finalist for top job in Harrisburg school district
• Man accused of hiding his 5 kids from the world gets new attorney
• Police officer to run for district judge position
• Two in running for school board seat in Red Lion
• York's goal: Become walkable
• Business Dispatches for 2/11/2011
• Dance at Central York benefits Make-A-Wish
• York County OKs police records system
• State: Former York City school official lied
• Sovereign Bank Stadium brings in new food vendor
• Stay of execution granted for York City double murderer
• Take a tour of campus from your computer!
• Police: System failed man found dead under York City bridge
• Today Facebook launched a major redesign and expansion of functionality of its Pages. Do you like it?
• Warmer weather coming for York
• 38 women in York participated in landmark breast cancer study
• BAE gift will help military veterans at HACC’s York Campus
• Egyptian-American at York College hopes things can get better
• Southern Regional Police charge men accused of vehicle arsons
• Dallastown cuts several admin jobs, saves $600k
• York City Police investigate neighborhood grocery robbery
• Police identify man whose body was found under W. Princess St. bridge
• 1,996 people like the York College Spartans page. Who wants to help make it 2,000?
• York dancers look forward to staying awake For The Kids (FTK)!
• Home sales increase in York
• Be a Penn State Student for a Day this spring
• Dallastown fills vacant board seat
• Filmmaker: Young and old should work together to improve York
• County election season begins
• Developers propose 55-and-up apartments in Springettsbury
• Red Lion reserves option for exception to raise taxes
• The Verizon iPhone 4 went on sale today! How many people already have iPhones OR are Verizon customers planning to get one?
• 'Aluminum Show' invites audience to play at the Strand
• York City man critically burned in oxygen flash fire
• Warmer weather ahead for York
• York College students notified of area measles outbreak
• Vendor working on repair to York County emergency radio system
• Detectives: York man embezzled more than $475,000 while a priest
• County's work-release prisoners could be moving to former tire center
• Convicted Md. bank robber now charged in 4 York County bank robberies
• Zoning support, concerns aired at council meeting
• Conewago Twp. mulch business remains open after large mulch fire
• Local Arm & Hammer plant contributes to company's 2010 growth
• York-area beauties take on top dogs at Westminster
• Police say Spring Garden man raped girl
• York community leader Alice Bowers dies at 87
• 'American Pickers' star stops at Pullo Center
• Dentsply expects boost from 2011 product launches
• Chair saving your parking space? Move it or lose it Thursday
• York residents want new superintendent to be an ambassador, too
• Landing mishap at Capital City Airport
• Large mulch fire in Conewago Twp. keeps firefighters busy
• (Complete the following sentence) I wish I would have known ________ before I went on my first job interview.
• Cold for now in York, but wait for the weekend
• Dallastown school board candidates cut from seven to three
• Corbett taps federal prosecutor as new attorney general
• Crew brings quick end to Manchester chimney fire
• Police: 63-year-old Dover Twp. man molested three girls over 10 years
• 4th Annual Snowball Tickets on Sale Now for Penn State York Students
• Police officer attacked, injured inside Manchester home
• Mack truck backs into West York police cruiser
• Budget balancing act for York County schools
• Police: York woman stole more than $120K from Lancaster company
• Injured Eastern Adams Regional police officer coming home
• Pa. Republicans pass bill to block federal health care through committee
• Program pushes businesses to clean up York
• Police: Operation Green Thumb ends in pot arrest
• York choir earns a performance at Carnegie Hall
• BAE and union continue contract dispute
• Police: York County man charged with DUI twice in one morning
• Police: Vehicles, mailboxes damaged in Dover Township
• "Art" begins tonight in the Perko Playpen!
• Windy day in York on Tuesday
• Hopewell Twp. woman chases burglars from her home
• PennDOT announces road repair hotline
• Rendells tell friends they are separating
• York City schools' deficit decisions called 'as hard as it comes'
• New diner opens Tuesday at former Springetts Eat 'n Park site
• Sheriff's office: Nine arrested in warrant sweep
• Fairview Twp. family displaced when fire destroys their home
• Police: Crashed car left hanging from utility pole's guide wires
• Police: Man pointed handgun in Manchester Twp. parking lot
• Police: Man stabbed as he left North York bar
• Father of Packer John Kuhn 'on top of the world'
• In York, Steelers fans take defeat in stride as Packers fans rejoice
• Hanover girl to be an ambassador for MDA in Pa.
• Platts expects U.S. war in Afghanistan to last another three years
• Eastern might exceed state tax index
• Abbottstown-area contractor sentenced to state prison for swindling customers
• Police: Wrightsville man killed Saturday in Lancaster Co. crash
• Police: Carjacking in York City
• Police: Man found lying in road in York City
• Students from the Biology Club and Phi Sigma Phi were among the many participants in the Polar Bear Plunge! See what it was like on Saturday!
• Snow overnight Monday, slick commute Tuesday in York
• One killed, 11 injured in shooting at Youngstown State fraternity
• Eastern might exceed state tax index
• Suburban's tax hike can't exceed 1.4 percent
• Union, BAE management back to negotiating table
• Lee seeks third term as prothonotary
• Mom accused of hiding children from the world no longer seeking bail
• Suspected serial rapist sentenced to prison
• Police: Two arrests in 'King of Hearts' vehicle arson spree
• York County's Steelers fans, in their own words
• Facebook celebrates its 7th anniversary today. Why did you decide to join?
• York Builders show connects businesses and customers
• Clearing snow, over and over, costs municipalities more money
• Local lawmakers join push against Obama health care plan
• Dallastown still seeking teacher wage freeze, examines other cuts
• Russian uproar over adopted boy's punishment in U.S.
• Perry launches new push for Castle Doctrine
• Snow and freezing rain to start late Friday in York
• Black History Month community celebration set for Feb. 11 at Penn State York
• Willie Nelson coming to York for Memorial Day concert
• Police: Guns stolen in North Codorus Twp. burglary
• York 912 Patriots Work to Repeal 2008 Energy Legislation
• Need help paying for college? HACC-York Campus can provide answers
• Penn State has mainly friendly reaction to Obama's speech
• Sheriff Keuerleber announces for re-election
• Southern Regional Police hires new officer
• Police want help ID'ing Dunkin' Donuts, Turkey Hill robber
• Corbett to speak at York College graduation
• Pennsylvania’s newly elected governor, Tom Corbett, will speak at York College's commencement ceremony on May 14.
• Police log: Arrest made in Dover Twp. burglary
• Country singer Eric Church coming to York Fair
• Mr. Ed's Elephant Museum back in business
• No serious injuries in Manchester Twp. school bus crash
• Regional police merger study under way soon
• Skiing to fight leukemia at Roundtop
• York Adams Academy graduates encouraged to make their mark
• Great photos from the trip are now available on Flickr! Don't forget to "favorite" the photos you like!
• Police: Towing-company owner attacked with candy vending machine
• FAFSA Completion Session set for Feb. 5 at Penn State York
• Police: N. Codorus Twp. man molested handicapped girl
• Police: Two charged in theft of cans from local animal shelter
• More coverage of the photo presentation last night.
• Students gave a presentation of their trip to India last night. Photos from the trip will be available on Flickr soon.
• York forecast: Nice Thursday, wintry mix Friday night
• York County plans building renovation to house work-release prisoners
• Police: Dover boy charged with sending threatening text messages
• No decision yet in tax fight between Central York, Harley-Davidson
• Hopewell Twp. burglar nabs gun, valuables; public's help sought
• First Friday Series Continues for Spring with the Topic of Sikhism
• Jamie Caponera '10 is already meeting with success in the post-graduation world.
• Murder-case confession: 'I didn't mean to hurt him like that'
• Police: Wanted man arrested, woman friend being charged
• You're not supposed to save a parking space in York, but ...
• O'Shell seeks re-election as clerk of courts for York County
• New homes sought for 7 rescued horses in York County
• York Steelers fan shows love for Packers' Kuhn
• Meet York's new poet laureate
• York City Police say shooting victim shot another man
• Police: Pair involved in multiple bank robberies in York County
• Poor Richard the Groundhog's weather prediction is...
• Police follow wheelbarrow tracks after chainsaws stolen in Dover Twp.
• Police: Conewago Twp. man arrested after dispute involving gun
• Police: Man crashes into home in Glen Rock
• Question from USA Today College: If you could pick one person to deliver your school's commencement address, who would it be?
• HACC campuses closed
• York City Council OKs police regionalization study
• Gun owners tell York council they oppose ban at meetings
• No injuries in West York propane leak
• Police log: Man linked to attempted homicide arrested
• Police log: City police searching for robbery suspect
• York County braces for Round Two from storm
• Police: DUI patrols scheduled for Super Bowl weekend
• York City schools superintendent meeting canceled
• Doctor: Teen accused of murder a danger to society
• All classes beginning at 3pm or later (including evening classes) are canceled. Be safe tonight everyone!
• Baltimore man sentenced to death for 2008 York City murder
• Dover groundhog won't make prediction Wednesday
• Hake auctions collection of York Dispatch columnist
• Eastern York administrator charged with DUI
• York County Commissioner Chris Reilly announces re-election bid
• Meeting about storing radioactive waste at Peach Bottom canceled
• Enrollment still growing at HACC York
• Check out a Flickr set of the fraternities on campus. Make sure you "favorite" your frat of choice!!
• Tanzania Seafood & Jazz restaurant opens in downtown York
• Casey visits Precision Components, talks job creation
• President's State College visit postponed to Thursday
• Snow, sleet, freezing rain, rain -- it's all expected
• Fla. federal judge rules health-care overhaul unconstitutional
• Police investigate vandalism at Spring Grove HS, stadium
• "One Water" has now been postponed for tomorrow. Time and date TBD!
• Documentary featuring the global fresh water crisis set for tomorrow night in the CPAC!
• Doctor: 'Questionable' if teen accused of homicide can empathize with others
• Pa. repeats failing grade on highway safety
• Police: Man stabbed outside Wrightsville bar expected to survive
• Red Lion man uses talents to help in Haiti
• What places on campus would you like to see snow/ice photos of this week? Let us know, and we will try to get it!
• Snow, sleet and ice in York's forecast
• Alumni, students & friends have spoken! Our profile image (of last week's snow) was chosen by viewers on Flickr.
• Calif. man arrested with explosives outside Michigan mosque
• Maryland man charged with break-in in Peach Bottom
• Slight chance of snow Monday
• DePasquale targets child predators in new bill
• Central votes to keep property tax hike a possibility
• Love Feast tickets on sale now
• Snow lingers in York County's forecast
• Despite the snow, the women's track & field team is getting ready for the University of Delaware Thomson Invitational tomorrow!
• Dallastown teachers ignore wage freeze deadline
• Dallastown board votes to stay within tax limit
• Madagascar Live opens Jan. 28
• Police log: Portion of Route 74 in Chanceford Twp. reopened
• Obama to visit State College next week
• Student activities will host its first annual "Sausage Fest" on Sunday where all male students can meet and greet all of the fraternities on campus. Alumni, what are your favorite Greek life memories?
• York County prosecutor runs for district judge
• Few York-area fans ready to make trek to Super Bowl
• No funding means East Market will stay one-way in York City
• Revolution hunts for new emcee as Stu Leppo retires
• Study to look at York County's transportation for next 25 years
• York County couple fighting health reform law clears first legal hurdle
• West York looks to hike parking fines
• York City teachers vote down wage freeze
• York County lawmakers discuss state House uproar
• Police: Horse struck, killed by station wagon in Windsor Twp.
• A little more snow in York Friday, some schools delayed
• Mother accused of hiding kids from the world seeks release, while father seeks new attorney
• Drive-By Truckers to Perform Feb. 16 at The Pullo Center
• Students, due to the inclement weather, drop/add for Spring 2011 semester has been extended through the end of today.
• York City mayor requests police protection after comments
• Check out photos of campus after the recent snowstorm in York. If you like a certain photo, be sure to add it as your "favorite." The photo most "favorited" will become our profile picture!
• York City councilwoman seeks re-election
• York County needs more foster families
• Hearing suspended for Maryland man accused in fatal 2009 crash
• Critics push for fixes for Pa.'s death penalty
• Police: Group of six robs York City man
• Police: Hanover woman late for court fled scene of crash
• Police: Vehicle windows smashed in York City
• Free folk dancing, drumming concerts at Martin Library
• Preparations made two-part snowstorm easier
• Snow brings closings and delays around York County
• Audit: York County's $2 million discrepancy was communication error
• West Manchester Twp. crash results in two counts of insurance fraud
• Spring Garden Twp. man charged with insurance fraud
• Students graduate from associate degree nursing program at HACC-York Campus
• Leadership issues fester at York County Council of Churches
• Classes are on a two hour delay tomorrow with offices also opening at 10 am. Be safe out there if you must travel tonight!
• Essay Contest Winners Named
• Sale of Yorktowne Hotel postponed
• Pa. Turnpike speed limit reduced to 45 mph; use caution on I-83
• York City's Sleeger was a 'cop's cop'
• Chronister seeks a third term as York County commissioner
• 'Route 30' creator makes return trip to film sequel
• Heaviest snow expected Wednesday afternoon, 6 to 9 inches forecast in York
• West York senior center has big plans
• York City debates commercial, residential zoning needs
• Harley school tax battle continues
• The snow won't stop Weenie Wednesday! Grab a hot dog between classes to show your support!
• Early closings and cancellations
• Police: Conewago Twp. man attacks brother with scissors, crowbar
• Thanks to several federal grants, York College is working to make more simulations available to its students.
• Pig's head incident ends in citations for two men and a teen
• Dallastown teachers file unfair labor practice charge
• Susquehannock grad found dead in Virginia
• Northeastern teachers avoid wage freeze
• Chronister to run for third term as York County commissioner
• Court upholds privacy of commissioner's e-mail in York Township development battle
• York City school board OKs plan to go paperless, save money
• Districts weigh proposed budget increase from York County School of Technology
• Rabbit might soon stop in Towson
• Shaw Orchards honored as top farm family
• Harley fights in court over value of Springetts land
• Comcast requires new gear for digital switch
• Funding for Pa.'s low-cost basic insurance about to run out
• Latest forecast: 6-8 inches of snow in York Wednesday
• York City man wanted on sex assault charges
• No one injured in propane truck crash in North Codorus Twp.
• Firefighter injured on ice at Hopewell Township blaze
• Next two days should be warmer, with sloppy snow Wednesday
• Police: Two elderly women injured in roadside robbery
• Father, son charged with thefts from Manchester Twp. business
• Police: Trailers stolen in Manchester Twp. sold for scrap
• Police: Cash, valuables stolen at fitness center
• Penn State York Hosts Robotics Competition Jan. 29
• York's deep freeze good for some businesses; forecast updated
• 2 children, driver injured in school van crash in York Township
• Basket Bingo set for Jan. 30 to Benefit THON
• Nail-biter for Steeler fans
• Dover grad Kuhn eager for shot at Steelers
• Sheriff's office: 8 arrested in warrant sweep owe fines and costs of $11,600
• Sport management grad Lisa Fegley '06 went from intern to ticket sales and promotions director.
• York City School Board president can't run again
• Hundreds of Yorkers head to D.C. for March for Life
• Police: Tractor-trailer hits moving train in West Manchester Twp.
• Corbett: Plan to change how Pa.'s government works on way
• Police: Home-invasion robbery in York City foiled
• York College of Pennsylvania Wrestling will host a FREE clinic on Sat Jan 29 at 9:30 A.M. in Wolf Gym at the Grumbacher Sport and Fitness Center.
• Fitness pioneer Jack LaLanne dies at age 96
• National/International Author to discuss latest book on local talk radio show
• Man charged in alleged I-83 road rage incident
• York County doles out money to combat nuisance crimes
• Group hopes to better life for Yorkers
• West York sets cap on budget
• Eastern OKs new teacher contract
• Yorkers face deadline to cash in on tax relief
• Hector Morales sentenced to death for executing police informant
• York County man heading to federal prison for $1.5 million fraud scheme
• Attorney asks jury to spare life of convicted murderer
• Police: Boy threatens to blow up York school so he can skip class
• It is COLD and WINDY out there. Stay warm everyone!!!
• City school board seeks input on superintendent search
• Man faces death penalty in slaying of Pa. Game Commission officer
• Weinberg to Dallastown teachers: Vote on wage freeze
• School voucher proposal sparks concern
• Dover packed with Packers fans, thanks to John Kuhn
• City singer competing in global talent search
• Manchester Twp. considers fire company merger
• Some York property owners not clearing snow from sidewalks
• Bitter cold weekend, then more snow possible for York
• WinterFest 2011 tomorrow from 12 to 4. Alumni bring your families out to the Grumbacher Sport and Fitness Center for some fun & to catch up with other alumni.
• Snow forecast still 2 to 4 inches, but bundle up
• Vance gives York chamber luncheon unpopular information on welfare
• York County drug court gains national recognition
• Wal-Mart promises to make thousands of products healthier
• Customers saying fond goodbye to Hallam postal branch
• Police, Secret Service investigate conterfeit money in York County
• Jury finds Morales guilty of first-degree murder
• Behavioral Science Prof Jeffrey Witman was interviewed by the York Dispatch about people's reactions to snowstorms (like the one scheduled to come tonight). Do you agree?
• Brennan Named Director of Graham Entrepreneurship Certificate Program
• “In The Mood” comes to The Pullo Center March 3
• York Mayor’s Visit Rescheduled until Feb. 22
• Platts to chair panel on government inefficiency
• York woman says she's seeing the benefits of health care reform
• York County teachers unions to vote on potential wage reductions
• Bill would give vouchers to get kids out of failing schools
• Facing death penalty, accused murderer testifies in his own defense
• Dover officially begins process to consider closing Kralltown Elementary
• Police: Armed robbery in York City
• Faulty wiring, insulation blamed for Newberry Twp. fire
• Hey YCP alumni! Time to share your news with classmates. The new form is quick and super easy!
• New restaurant opens in York
• With 2-4 inches of snow in forecast, Yorkers act as predicted
• York City school board to seek property tax limit exceptions
• U.S. House votes 245-189 for repeal of health care law
• West York fire that displaced four was accidental
• Dallastown school board seeks candidate
• Police: Armed robbery in Springetts
• District attorney: Review of Drug Task Force fund found no malfeasance
• House fire in New Freedom displaces three people
• Suicides in York County dip in 2010 but remain high
• Business Dispatches for 1/19/2010
• After 31 years, York Fair switches ride providers
• York Twp. woman's strength leaves legacy for cancer victims
• Contractor wants to retrieve items from property sold in tax sale
• York Suburban considers staff cuts to close deficit
• Police: Fake cop pulled over driver in W. Manheim Twp.
• York councilwoman calls for ban of guns at meetings
• DA: York City officer who fatally shot suspect acted in self-defense
• First day of classes! Don't worry...115 days until spring commencement.
• 24-hour diner coming to former Springetts Eat'n Park site
• Multi-vehicle crashes close roads in York Township
• Warmer Wednesday in York County, snow coming Thursday
• Bogey Macaws gets new manager, 'transformation' planned
• One killed, five hurt in Philadelphia gas main blast
• Council hears details of City Hall-to-police station conversion
• York City Council sets extra meeting for zoning discussion
• York lawmakers like tone of Corbett's speech, will wait for details
• Jurors learn of fingerprint and gun evidence in death-penalty trial of Hector Morales
• Welcome back students. How about some football in the snow?
• Police: I-83 chase ends in forced crash, driver arrested
• Police: Fake bomb found in hospital bathroom
• Can you guess the Greek sign?
• Sheriff's office: 22 arrested in warrant roundup
• Central board to consider exceeding tax cap
• Red Cross offers fire safety checkup in York City
• York woman makes a bid for city council seat
• Yorkers reflect on segregation, service for MLK Day
• Welcome back students! You may want to stop by the York College Bookstore for some warm Spartan gear. It won't feel like the "Spring" semester for a while!
• Restitution payments climb in York County
• Dover Twp. officials push again to end dry status
• Home heating aid applications increase 20% in York County
• Deputies tackle defendant at York County Judicial Center
• Icy roads now, snow to come later around York County
• Police: Man shot during robbery attempt in York City
• Roads are still icy. Students please allow for extra time if you are coming back to campus for the spring semester.
• Central York school board hears objection to library book
• Arizona 9-year-old's corneas save vision for two kids
• Tunisia announces new government, but old party holds most posts
• Orientation activites are delayed tomorrow. They will begin at 10:30 a.m. in Buechel Lounge.
• Fewer abortions for York County women, but more travel here for procedure
• 8-year-old helps rescue his grandmother after wreck
• Vandals cause $10,000 damage in Spring Grove spree
• Happy MLK Day Everyone! Students remember classes begin Wednesday!
• Police: Man assaulted by multiple women in York City
• Police: Skis stolen at York County resort
• York residents split on residency rule for employees
• Weather Service expects snow, ice, rain then more cold
• 'The Social Network' tops Golden Globes with four awards
• Second Annual Crickett's Golf Tournament
• Local Liberty Groups Join Forces
• 'Endangered' missing man sought, last known to be in York
• Police: Vandals in Spring Grove damage $10K worth of property
• York City Police: Juvenile was hit with a gun, after it was held to his head
• Police: York City man's vehicle hit with BB bullets
• Red Lion looks to fill board vacancy
• Manchester looks for ways to spend Comcast money
• Work progresses on Eagles building, new kitchen at Central Market
• Red Lion pastor looks to 'advance honor' at rally
• Advising Award Nominations Sought
• Death-penalty trial begins for man accused of executing police informant
• Number of properties set for sheriff's sale hits 2-year low
• Execution warrant signed for York County double murderer
• Steelers/Ravens game on Saturday. Who will you be cheering for? Is it a 50/50 split among York College alums and students?
• Fans of Steelers, Ravens gear up for the big game
• Yorkers on Verizon eager to adopt iPhone
• Retired Northern Regional officer seeks district judge post
• Education, community at heart of York-area MLK Day programs
• Dallastown school board member resigns
• Bingo helps drive for Catholic Harvest Food Pantry
• Car crashes into home in Hopewell Township
• School districts wrestle with budget shortfalls
• Longtime York constable wants to be district judge
• Chanceford fire ruled accidental
• Opening arguments Friday in York City death-penalty murder trial
• Hanover man draws prison sentence for arson in borough
• Dallastown community irate over potential cuts, budget deficit
• Miller resigns from Dallastown Area School Board
• Tanner Named Director of Student and Enrollment Services at York
• Campus Raises Funds for Herd of Goats for Villages in India
• Chanceford Twp. fire ruled accidental; snow posed problem
• York Suburban looks for ways to trim budget gap
• Grants to York County help prevent identity theft, fight crime
• York area police: Action, not cursing, gets folks in trouble
• Jury-selection process begins in death-penalty trial of Hector Morales
• New police chief adjusts to quieter location
• City decides to 'pay now' on improvements to community centers
• YCP students continue to blog from a service-learning trip to India
• Area seniors can 'rent-a-kid' for winter help
• Third candidate enters race for district judge seat
• Volunteer opportunities for MLK Jr. Day
• Penn State York Plans Events to Remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Police: Two arrested for having stolen wiring
• Police: Copper wiring stolen from garage in Peach Bottom Twp.
• Police: Explosive surprise found lodged in snow-blower
• Police: Vehicle crashes into house in Hopewell Twp.
• Coroner's office: York tot's death ruled an accidental drowning
• Give your imagination free rein for Roundtop Cardboard Derby
• Cold, dry weather expected in York, temperatures in the teens and 20s
• President's Arizona speech focuses on victims, calls for healing
• First Energy CEO will lead management of combined power company
• New Hope applies for elementary charter school
• New acting U.S. marshal appointed in Pa.
• Police: More than 700 pounds of copper stolen
• Police: Dillsburg-area man pointed rifle at police officer
• Even though the spring semester does not begin until next Wednesday (sorry students), women's & men's basketball play important conference games tonight vs. Hood at 6 & 8. Come out to Wolf Gym to show your support!
• The Maple tree on the BA patio is looking more like a Cotton tree today!
• Overnight storm delivers wintry wake-up call for York County
• Detective seeks district judge post in Dover area
• York County man monitors local forests for Chestnut Tree Society
• York City fire chief adds North York to his duties
• Attorney announces bid for Common Pleas judge
• West York fire chief explains his goals
• Police: Couple wanted for credit-card theft, fraud
• Campus is looking great with three inches of new snow on the ground!
• Niece will carry on working toward Ed Doucette's hoped-for project
• York City Council, residents discuss proposed zoning revision
• York City mayor, police chief attend NYC meeting against illegal guns
• How much snow will we get tonight in the York area? An inch? Three inches? Six inches? None?
• State police: Vehicles abandoned on highways will be towed
• Authorities: Former county employee embezzled more than $347K
• York City swears in 9 new police officers
• York County home prices drop again
• York County gears up for first plowable snowstorm
• Therapy dogs spread cheer at Pennsylvania Farm Show
• Martin Library: More than a bunch of books
• Airville man's pig named Supreme Champ
• Vacant York County judicial center floor not likely to be built out soon
• Can you guess where this photo was taken? (Hint: It was added in 2007.)
• Home prices down, but higher than 10 years ago
• Congrats to the York College of Pennsylvania Wrestling squad - 2011 Virginia Duals American College Champions!
• Join the York College of Pennsylvania Alumni Association for WinterFest on Saturday, Jan. 22!
• York City Planning Commission OKs land plan for Thackston School
• York City School Board hearing will discuss New Hope Academy charter
• Man who sold drugs in York County facing possible life sentence
• Police log: Armed bank robbery in Wrightsville
• Police: High-speed chase ends in crash, driver arrested
• York College ID holders are invited to attend the evening portion of York Area Sports Night this Saturday for free (with valid ID). This includes the autograph session at 6:15 p.m. in the M&T Field House and the show at 7:15 p.m. in Wolf Gym. Among t
• Police: Traffic stop leads to seizure of more than 3 pounds of pot
• Police: Deer stuck on icy lake saved by firefighter
• Police: Dillsburg-area woman injured in Dover Twp. crash
• Police: Thieves stole cash, electronics from parked vehicles
• Red Lion faces tough task reducing school budget
• Cultural Alliance hopes to attract new donors
• Chilly weather continues, York County should see snow by Tuesday night
• Four hailed as heroes at Tucson massacre scene
• Federal charges brought against gunman accused in Arizona rampage
• Alleged shooter in York County Prison, identified by two people
• Red Lion faces tough task reducing school budget
• O'Shea to run for York County judge
• Public defender seeks York County judgeship
• Shootings leave several York City teens injured overnight
• Northeastern pools its resources for purchases
• Painting takes York artist far, but it also leads her home
• Hellam Township Police capture man after chase in vehicles and on foot
• The Ecological Sciences Building is looking good with one of its first coatings of snow!
• Old favorites return at the Pennsylvania Farm Show
• Platts co-sponsors bill to repeal health care reform
• Glitch surfaces in York's new 911 radio system
• Woman's death by pneumonia could add homicide to charges in Hopewell crash
• Utz, Zapp's agree to business combination
• Police credit speed of information in capture after York Twp. bank robbery
• More snow likely for York County
• Police: Driver accused of hitting gas pump identified
• Can you think of anything else? Share your thoughts!!
• Community offers help for fire victims
• York Legion post closes, merger proposed
• Parking meter hours change in York
• Hanover woman dies when tire strikes windshield in Md.
• Man charged with fatally shooting uncle in York City
• DreamWrights launches 2011 season with carnival
• Inch or two of snow forecast for York County; more possible next week
• Acting Chief Boddington sworn in as Southern Regional Police chief
• Intensive probation for York City man falsely accused of kidnapping
• Baltimore couple accused of robbing York Township bank
• Police: Man set house on fire because he's mad at his mother
• Looks like York College students are on the right track! Kudos to all that are helping others during winter break!
• Check out their blog from India and leave comments to show your support!
• York 912 Patriots target school board seats
• York County sees lowest number of deaths from auto accidents in 15 years
• Police searching for driver who struck gas pump in Spring Garden Twp.
• Most York County municipalities holding the line on taxes
• York County embarks on hydrant mapping effort
• Personal crusade for tractor safety at Keystone Farm Show
• York City considers commercial use in residential areas
• How to recycle unwanted electronics
• Leadership roles in state House, Senate for two local lawmakers
• Dover faces decisions on closing school, raising taxes
• Spring Grove schools consider tax increase
• Police: Burglar hits Dunkin' Donuts
• Police: Angry boy threatened to kill family with knife, grilling fork
• Cold front coming to York, followed by chance of snow
• Single-vehicle crash in Dover Twp. injures one
• New officer joins Northern Regional Police
• Driver has minor injuries after crash into Manchester Twp. pole
• Fire burns several acres of Franklin township field
• York County legislators take leadership positions
• Streetscape work planned for York City's west end
• Gaming board postpones vote on possible Gettysburg casino
• Police: Unattended burning trash causes field fire in Franklin Twp.
• 2 Springettsbury police officers run for district judge seats
• Police: Man wanted in bank robbery turns himself in
• Mega Millions growing jackpot spawns $330M dreams
• Police log: Two neighborhood stores robbed in York City
• York College will host York Area Sports Night for the first time!
• Police: Man stabbed in Springettsbury Township
• Police: Man charged with robbing Spring Garden store
• Check out the York College Spartans page to see results from the 11th Annual Coaches vs. Cancer Classic.
• York City receives state funding for Veteran's Memorial Park
• Chief deputy prosecutor to make run for judge
• York County teens aim to make good showing at Pa. Farm Show
• Weather seasonal this week, snow possible by Thursday
• Retired police officer is new Dallastown mayor
• Man who killed friend in DUI crash sentenced to 3 to 6 years in prison
• Family mourns victim of Lancaster crash
• York City receives state funding for Veteran's Memorial Park
• Official: 2011 could be 'worst budget year' for school districts
• Chief deputy prosecutor to make run for judge
• York County studies cuts to workers' health insurance, pensions
• Police: Child porn charges for Dillsburg-area man
• Traffic alert: I-83 accident cleared
• New Freedom fire leaves six people homeless
• Chilly, but fair and dry weather expected through midweek
• Too soon for legacy? A look at Sen. Arlen Specter's long career
• Mysterious fumes sicken parishioners, firefighters at Philly-area church
• Police seek people who burglarized Shrewsbury Township home
• Here's to a happy and safe new year's eve! What are you looking forward to most in 2011?
• Modest goals, support systems can help you keep New Year's resolutions
• Red Lion, Hallam ringing in 2011 with cigar, shoe and more
• 2010 in review: Heaps of snow, heroes and high-profile cases in York County
• Yorkers raise doubts about Corbett's liquor store plan
• York Mayor Kim Bracey evaluates her first year in office
• Grocery store planned for York in 2011
• Higher tolls kick in Sunday on the Pa. Turnpike
• City's purchase of potential City Hall property pushed to January
• Sluggish economy takes some of sting out of rate caps' end
• Quarter auctions have lawmakers' support
• Missing dog home after owner's neighbor gave him away in SPCA lobby
• Mild weather for New Year's in York
• Police watching for alcohol offenses over New Year's weekend
• Police: York City man accidentally shot himself
• Police: Man deliberately hit pedestrian in York City
• Dillsburg man dies in fall into quarry
• 3-0 vote freezes York County Commissioners' pay for next 2 years
• Warm weather for New Year's in York
• West York fight results in knife wound
• Bullet narrowly misses man in Warrington Township
• Frankel asks to move out of state, says he can't find job
• Looking for some fun after the holidays or maybe a new career or your first job? Don't miss networking receptions in January in NYC, Philly, Baltimore and DC!
• Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign falls short of goal
• Top interpreter retires after 55 years with York County
• Finances to blame in council decision to cut police service
• York City, county see annual crime rate dropping
• York City homicides slow down in 2010
• Jacobs plans to seek re-election in clerk position
• West York schools keep technology positions
• Police arrest two after York City store robbed
• Fire destroys shed at Dover Twp. mobile-home park
• York City Police say woman spit on officer
• Police: Woman robbed at gunpoint in York City
• Police: Bullets damage TV, vehicles in York City
• Great article! What do you think? Are there any resolutions missing?
• York unemployment drops, but complete recovery elusive
• Forecast for York: Brief warm-up, then back to winter
• York 912 Patriots Kick Off 2011 With Sam Rohrer
• Heritage Trust putting geothermal HVAC at Colonial Court House
• Faulty lamp cord blamed for fire that killed western Pa. couple
• Fatal crash near Somerset brings miles-long tieup on Turnpike
• Only one drop-off site for Christmas trees this year
• Police: Undercover prostitution sting nets nine arrests
• Police: Thieves stole items from parked cars in Manchester Twp.
• Dallastown council to quiz aspiring mayors; public welcome
• West York grad travels to Outback Bowl with Penn State band
• York police might not have money to fix ShotSpotter malfunctions
• Northeastern teacher wins regional award for work with students
• Dover schools looking for cuts to avoid tax hike
• Check out how York College is making a difference in the community.
• Charges against ex-Goldboro Fire Co. treasurer sent to court
• Neighbors raise funds for victims of Newberry trench collapse
• Red Lion man robbed of ATV in York City
• Club unveils new training facility at Roundtop Mountain
• In York County, workers' wages slipped in 2009
• Students receive agricultural scholarships
• County solicitor mounts judicial campaign
• York City New Year's celebration returns to Continental Square
• New church lights will last a lifetime
• Springettsbury Twp. approves budget, won't increase taxes
• Snowfall but no snowstorm in York
• Police: Turkey Hill in York City robbed
• Police: Man hit with crowbar outside York City bar
• Just 364 shopping days till ...
• Commuters asked to weigh in on new Adams County bus route
• York County residents deck the halls at governor's mansion
• West York Police roll out new vehicle for heavy duty
• Happy Holidays from everyone at York College!
• Snow showers back in York Christmas forecast
• Conewago Twp. family collects gifts for soldiers in Afghanistan
• Robber gets up to 30 years in prison
• Kidney transplant best present of all for York man
• Soon, Social Security checks won't be in the mail
• Red Lion schools predict $2.6M budget shortfall
• Police: Stay away from rogue taxicab
• Police: Former CFO of Manchester Twp. company embezzled $377K
• Report shows drop in teen pregnancy in York County
• Synthetic marijuana critics propose banning it
• York native commands aircraft carrier
• Boyds Bear Country store to close after holidays
• Camp Security property in Springettsbury purchased
• York City man guilty of one bank robbery, acquitted of a second
• York City teachers agree to reopen contract if others also take cuts
• Police: Man shot Thursday in York City
• Police: Dover student made racist threat, wrote racist graffiti
• York commissioners: No tax hike this year, challenge on horizon
• Teen charged with murder wants MySpace page, police statement suppressed at trial
• "Old Spart" has been signed by the newest York College alumni!
• "Another important aspect of success is to be a good manager of your time," said Cyril Dunmire to more than 250 students who received their diplomas today. " You have a major responsibility to be with and enjoy the fellowship of your famil
• Now that commencement is over, it is time to go sign the rock and stop by the York College Bookstore for some last-minute Christmas presents!
• The M&T Bank Fieldhouse is packed with excited students, parents, faculty and friends!
• Glen Rock organ donor honored in Tournament of Roses Parade
• York County native, kidney recipient to ride on Rose Parade float
• Struggling with finances, York Little Theatre cuts jobs, changes leadership
• Community effort to fund athletic field
• Four years for York man in robbery, kidnapping
• Salvation Army's Christmas Cheer eases worries for many York City families
• Commencement about to begin. Alumnus, trustee Cyril Dunmire to speak and receive honorary degree. Not on campus? Watch it live!
• Pedestrian struck, killed at square in Hanover
• Police: Three men robbed in York City
• Police: Man robbed Dover convenience store
• All graduates and guests will be directed to the parking lots to the west of the Grumbacher accessible via York College Drive off Richland Avenue.
• Police: Lancaster man sought for allegedly beating ex-girlfriend
• Graduates are to report to Wolf Gym on the first floor of Grumbacher no later than 9:45 today. If you aren't there yet, get going!
• Police: York woman faked sickness, fled
• Facing $15M budget deficit, city schools running empty
• "Old Spart” received a fresh coat of Spartan green paint and is ready for the newest alumni to sign tomorrow after commencement!
• Campus Celebrated 10th Fall Commencement Dec. 17
• Parking in York: City ranks high on tickets, low in meter income
• Police: Man captured, sought for robbing a bank and a bar
• York County police, kids team up to find Christmas gifts
• Survey: Fewer York County teens using drugs, alcohol
• PPL hopes to improve reliability with new substation
• Friends pull together to help victims of trench collapse
• Christmas message to be shared at the Strand
• Police: Dillsburg-area trio tried to break into vehicles
• York City man wanted on federal escape charges
• York not awarded prison contract
• Professor Nicholas Harrison's students completed some neat projects this semester in motion graphics. Check them out!
• Did you see the lunar eclipse this morning?
• Cool week in York, snow possible for Christmas weekend
• Sheriff's office: 11 arrests in warrant sweep on Sunday
• Davis Elementary evacuates for gas leak
• Penn State, The Lancaster Center will Close for the Winter Break
• Congrats to everyone on a very successful semester and best wishes to more than 250 students who will receive their diplomas Wednesday. Alumni, do you have any parting advice?
• Police: Man robs York City restaurant of beer
• Donors looking for fresh ideas for downtown York
• White Rose TV's future hangs in the budget balance
• Retail sales turn York-area browsers into buyers
• Annual community center Christmas event needs gift donations
• Hours change expected for York City parking meters
• York City to offer free flu medication to residents
• Police log: York City man charged with indecent exposure
• Police log: 3 vehicles in York damaged in vandalism
• Friends and family unable to make Wednesday's commencement have the opportunity to watch the ceremony live for free for the first time...from home, work or anywhere else across the country or world! Great, right?
• Central school board advertises budget with deficit
• Dog owners have until Jan. 1 to renew license
• Happy Friday everyone! Students, good luck finishing up with finals and safe travels if you're heading home for the holidays!
• Camel missing from church Nativity
• Mattison sentenced to death for York City killing
• After 5 years, Dover intelligent design ruling's impact still felt
• Hundreds gather to remember 20-year-old killed in trench collapse
• Defense attorney launches private investigation of alleged police brutality in York City arrest
• Police: Bail for teacher accused of having sex with teen
• Residents learn about proposed budget, potential increases
• Franklintown investigates secretary/treasurer's salary
• Crib ban affects some York-area day cares
• Washington Twp. opposes closing Kralltown Elementary
• Penn Twp. fire leaves couple, pets homeless
• If you could ask "Santa" for one thing, what would it be?
• Cold weather settled in, but no significant snow expected
• Crickett Day: December 2010
• U.S. House passes tax cut bill, sends it for president's signature
• Liquor license in place, tapas resaurant moves toward opening
• School bus hits fire policeman at crash scene
• One person dead in single-vehicle crash in Windsor Twp.
• Jury takes 90 minutes to convict George "Toot" Rainey of third-degree murder
• Penn State York Celebrates Commencement Dec. 17
• Saturday Information Sessions set at Penn State York
• Light snow all around York and some roads are covered. Please take your time coming to and from campus!
• Police: No brutality in York City arrest
• Four-month drug probe ends in six arrests, seizure of cash, drugs and vehicles
• Autopsy determines cause of death for trench-collapse victim
• Pair rob Hanover jewelry store at gunpoint, also suspected in store thefts
• Historical building in downtown York to be sold
• Local missing children team 1st in state go be certified by Amber Alert Program
• Police chief: Blood exposure a 'huge' concern to officers
• Temperatures plenty low for tubing
• To all the YCP students: Good luck on finals!
• Cold settles in for long haul, snow possible Thursday and Sunday
• Fire destroys barn in Lower Windsor Township
• Two people killed in Route 15 crash in Franklin Township
• Prosecution witnesses testify in alleged York pot-robbery murder
• York City board receives one charter school request, approves another
• City schools: Budget woes 'Beyond anything we've seen'
• York man's fourth trial on murder charge drawing to a close
• study, study, study...
• Fire hits Penn Twp. motel that had already sustained water damage
• Police release name of man saved from Newberry Twp. trench collapse
• Coroner's office: N. Hopewell Twp. man accidentally drowned in pool
• Former wrestler charged with trying to buy pot in Springetts
• Baby Jesus stolen from Red Lion Nativity scene
• HACC York helps out its own students with food drive
• Central captures crown in York County Food Bank donation contest
• Giving back can help get you in the holiday spirit. What have you done or can you do to help someone in need?
• Baby Jesus stolen from Red Lion display
• Police: North Hopewell Twp. man found dead in pool
• Police: Two armed men rob store in York City
• Police: Warrant issued for alleged York City bank robber
• Reading Day for students. Good luck on finals and study hard!
• Another cold, windy day for York County
• York council discusses cuts, agrees to increase for Human Relations
• First man freed from trench in Newberry Twp., second confirmed dead
• Murder trial continues with testimony by dead man's girlfriend
• York County might owe you money
• Dallastown seeks applicants for mayor
• Recent inspections turn up 7 noncompliant restaurants
• Crews on scene of fire in Newberry Township
• Ex-York City police chief, mentor and lifesaver Wayne Ruppert dies
• Non-compliant York County businesses
• DUI checkpoints planned throughout holiday season
• Small fire at Harley plant forces evacuation
• Last day of Fall 2010 classes!!! Alumni and students, what are the best ways to prepare for finals??
• York County United Way celebrates making fundraising goal
• Police: Individuals caught on tape used stolen credit card
• Part of Route 30 to be closed Wednesday morning
• Cold and blustery in York, chance of snow showers
• New Freedom examining whether July meeting action was legal
• Kennard-Dale student's Facebook threat leads to charges
• Testimony starts in murder trial
• Did you know that a glitch in Facebook to make profiles/pages/groups more consistent has changed York, PA to York, ME in the "Information" section? If you try to change it back to York, PA, it will revert back to York, ME. We did find that West
• Central York students create new skateboard designs
• York VNA Hospice lights shine in memory on fundraising tree
• Building expansion drives digital learning at HACC York
• York YM offers grants to neighborhood groups
• Civil War anniversary spending likely to spill into York
• York City continues to improve downtown
• Bank on York's Continental Square robbed for second time
• Teen pushes mother to safety, jumps from second floor to escape fire
• Rainy and warm in York Sunday, light snow possible in evening
• Still looking for that perfect holiday gift? The York College Bookstore might have what you are looking for!
• York YM offers grants to neighborhood groups
• Donate online to benefit York community
• York couple wanted in dismemberment killing arrested
• Road repairs on South George Street begin Monday
• Dallastown mayor's drowning an accident, deputy coroner says
• Two hurt in Paradise Twp. crash, porch damaged
• Home sales down 8 percent in York County
• Watch meteors skipping across the sky in York County
• Old-fashioned shoe-shine stand among Central Market additions
• Penn Twp. teen to be tried in hammer attack
• Dallastown school board re-elects Botterbusch president
• Washington Twp. to weigh in on Kralltown Elementary
• Red Lion board gets to know School of Technology
• State's $650M bond deal will keep York-area projects on track
• Now this is dedication!
• Dallastown council must figure out how to replace late Mayor Scott
• Police: Red Lion contractor took money, didn't do work
• Battle over York City budget
• Police: Man robs York City bar, chases barmaid onto street
• Expect slick roads around York for the weekend
• DePasquale returns unused expense money
• 2010 Jingle Bell Run/Walk - York
• Dallastown school board re-elects Botterbusch president
• Botterbusch rejects, then accepts Dallastown board presidency
• Jury deadlocks on murder charge, convicts George Rainey on lesser offense
• Looking for something to do tonight to get out of the cold? Come inside warm and cozy DeMeester Recital Hall at 7pm for a performance by York College's Groove Ensemble!
• Police release name of man involved in fatal W. Manchester Twp. crash
• Penn State York Names Jason Aspito the New Baseball Coach
• Jury selection still under way in death-penalty trial of Kevin Mattison
• What is the best way to relieve the stress of preparing for finals??? You guessed it. A good massage.
• Police: Manchester Twp. businessman threatened former workers, hit one with bat
• York City officer gives tips on keeping properties safe
• York City near deal on George St. property
• Jury deliberates in York City shooting retrial
• State high court won't hear Highpoint case
• Prosthetics office asks Yorkers to give an arm or a leg
• York projects could be delayed if state funding isn't approved
• Central schools face $1.9 million deficit
• Police: Man arrested in York City robbery
• York City firefighters agreement affirmed
• York City Police: Infant suffered severe burns
• Mayor of Dallastown dies after being found in pool
• York in for uncomfortable weather, weekend sleet or snow possible
• Charity collection jar stolen at Spring Grove Rutter's
• York man indicted on child pornography charges
• Anti-racism group in York City still working through turmoil
• Finals begin next week! Students enjoyed free aloha slushies today compliments of Counseling Services as part of "Relaxing your Way to Finals!" Don't forget to stop by Alumni Hall tomorrow from 10am to 3pm for more fun ways ways to relax!
• Police: 2 charged with robbing acquaintance, beating him with bat
• County commissioners stop work on gate
• Holiday train displays roll on in York County
• Woman identified in fatal Route 30 crash
• Flag memorial laid to rest at Prospect Hill Cemetery
• Pearl Harbor, Bulge vets honored in York County ceremony
• Future entrepreneurs selling Christmas T-shirts for $8 all week in Campbell Hall!
• Former prosecutor Strong in race for York County judge
• Trebilcock seeks York County judgeship
• York County commissioner leads push to donate raises
• York City to be paid from bid-rigging restitution
• Penn State York Announces Holiday Schedule
• York County a finalist for detention center for illegal immigrants
• Police: Man caught red-handed after York City burglary
• Police: Franklin Twp. man stole vehicle batteries
• Three-alarm Felton fire ruled accidental
• York-area homicide victims' relatives gather to mourn
• Trees for Troops program helps military families
• Pit bull suffering from bite wounds found in York City
• Starving pit bull found in York City park
• More than 200 acres of YW campsite in York County preserved
• Student athletes show the real meaning of Christmas! Kudos to everyone involved!
• York City Schools face $15M deficit for next year
• Police: York City man shot in foot
• Felton man charged with taking winning casino ticket
• Weather expected to be cold and windy, with a chance of snow
• Three-alarm Felton row house fire displaces 9 people
• Donated prosthetic limbs can mean hope in other countries
• Ash bucket blamed for West York fire
• Snow flurries around York on Sunday, gusty winds
• More then 200 acres of YW campsite in York County preserved
• No tax hike for Spring Garden Twp.
• No tax hike for Spring Garden Twp.
• Flu shots: There's a week for that, and they're free in York
• York City lights up
• Enjoy ice cream and help feed a family
• "Star-Spangled Banner" copy sells for $500k
• Citation filed in crash that killed Thomasville-area motorcyclist
• Man pleads guilty to fleeing police and badly hurting his kids in subsequent crash
• Red Lion band gets its game face on
• Make-A-Wish teen's art on GameStop cards
• While you're at the wrestling tournament Saturday, stop over to the natatorium to help the men's and women's swimming teams support breast cancer!
• Almost time for skiing
• More money in budget for pets
• State loan to help maintain Penn Twp. jobs
• Home heating costs up sharply over last winter
• Name change for York's Children & Youth Services
• Spring Grove school board OKs funds for projects
• Lower Windsor plans to cut tax rate
• Accident closed I-83 ramp
• Cheaper tickets for York moviegoers
• York City woman gets 5 years' probation for knife attack
• Man ordered to prison for York City stabbing
• Dry chilly weather expected all the way through Wednesday
• Dallastown superintendent, assistant get two-year contract extension
• Proposed York City budget would tackle ongoing deficit in recreation fund
• 'Everybody' happy with outcome of Hellam Twp. DUI crash case
• Two people dead after Route 30 crash
• Original print of 'Star-Spangled Banner' from York could fetch $200K to $300K
• Police: Man cited for shooting forklift operator with BB pellet
• Baroque Music Featured in Concert
• Looking for some family fun this weekend? The York College Spartans will host a wrestling tournament this Saturday. Many ranked wrestlers will be there including the returning All-American/2010 Division III National Champion (165 pounds)!
• Snack synergy: Lance agrees to merge with Snyder's
• Penn State York Commencement set for Dec. 17
• Tickets still available for Paw Search, THON benefit
• Spring Garden Township man honored for WWII service
• Police: Man robbed at gunpoint in York City
• Police: York City man stabbed during argument about sister
• York's unemployment rate edges up to 9.3 percent
• Temperatures fall, but no snow forecast except possible flurries
• Boy band Big Time Rush to perform at 2011 York Fair
• Police seek owners of property found along Susquehanna Trail
• Police log: Driver charged with ramming into Dillsburg bar
• One lane of I-83 southbound closed in Springettsbury Twp.
• Police: Tractor-trailer driver wedged rig in Manchester Twp. underpass
• No tax hike in proposed York County budget
• One dog saved in York City fire that badly damaged home
• Hanukkah 2010 begins officially at sundown tonight. Some students made dreidels out of marshmallows, chocolate, peanut butter and pretzels to celebrate!
• Mayor Bracey honors former teacher
• In York County, wind power lags behind as solar charges forward
• Even in the pouring rain, the York College Biology Club sells $1 hot dogs and $.50 drinks. It is called "Weenie Wednesday."
• Drug dealer gets life in prison for killing customer
• Storm kills power, causes road problems around York County
• Ladies and gentlemen, it is time to get in the Christmas Spirit with "A Christmas Carol" today at 1 p.m.! By the way...23 days, 15 hours and 59 minutes until Christmas!
• Julianne Hough gets to know fans in visit to West Manchester theater
• Wisconsin classroom gunman dies of self-inflicted wound
• Comments at York City budget hearing: Make cuts, but not to public safety
• Judge: Dillsburg woman 'just doesn't get it,' must go to prison for fatally running over officer
• Accused of hiding 5 children from the world, York woman gives birth to a 6th
• 2 Walmarts in York County might get wine kiosks
• Government rebates fuel solar revolution in York
• Police: Man threatens ex-girlfriend, drives into her neighbor
• York City police: ShotSpotter 60 percent accurate in recent test
• Stewartstown Police: Expecting to be paid, man is robbed instead
• Police: Drunken man punched officer outside Springettsbury McDonald's
• Conewago Twp. man gets up to 3 years in prison for attack on neighbor
• Police: Teens rob man at gunpoint in York City
• Police: Man threw concrete chunk into truck, then hid in dressing room of clothing store
• In the mood for a thriller? Maybe a revenge drama that has crime and intrigue? Come to see Sam Shepard’s "Simpatico," which starts today!
• Flood watch through Wednesday; forecast is rain followed by cold
• Ex-York City man sentenced for ethnic intimidation incident, says he doesn't remember it
• York 912 Patriots Submit Wish List
• York 912 Patriots Submit Wish List
• Rep. DePasquale proposes eliminating COLA for legislators
• First-time thrills, lifetime tradition for York hunters as deer season opens
• York County Sheriff's Office arrests 18 in warrant sweep
• Appeals court overturns $5,000 contempt fine against DA's Office
• Flood watch for York County Tuesday and Wednesday
• Police: Purple car stolen from Manchester Twp. car lot
• Police: Man tried to get 8-year-old to shoplift
• Work on Philadelphia Street to resume in 2011
• After Rendell's veto, Perry vows to reintroduce castle doctrine bill
• Generations share the joy of Christmas Magic in the park
• Neighbors shocked after fatal fire
• York residents urged to speak up at budget hearings
• Area diabetics are being proactive with health
• Only 4 cases as flu heads toward yearly peak in York County
• Spring Grove man hikes Mount Rushmore 2 weeks after heart surgery
• Manchester Twp. adopts budget to maintain tax rate
• York's 'Unstoppable' connection
• 2011 is the International Year of Chemistry. Join the Chemistry Program and local industry for a kick-off celebration at 5 pm in Alumni Hall (WCCC).
• Roller coaster week for York: Warmer, rainy, then clearing, colder
• It's 30-plus years for tree lot that benefits York County Food Bank
• Perry deplores veto, promises Castle Doctrine will be reintroduced
• Elderly woman died in a Chanceford Twp. fire
• Don't forget...classes resume at 8 a.m. on Monday!
• York City students wowed by Macy's parade
• York City budget at a glance
• Tough times mean sacrifices for York City Fire Dept.
• New Pa. program encourages hunters to donate meat
• York shoppers chase Black Friday bargains
• Be a Santa to a Senior brings joy to older Yorkers
• Franklin Township might increase tax on workers
• Coroner: 19-year-old man dies in Windsor Township accident
• Rain should end Friday morning, temperatures turning colder
• Judge has wide latitude in DeLay sentencing
• U.S. Capitol Christmas tree to make stop in York County
• Two to three inches of snow in Hazleton, Pa., and counting!
• Happy Thanksgiving Everyone! Are you having a White Thanksgiving?
• Police: Teen shot in York City
• Gasoline costs peak, but might come down soon
• Police: Cash stolen from about 20 parked cars in N. Codorus Twp.
• York-based business turns trash into art
• Distributors make the decision on Four Loko
• York City students organize district's food drive
• Possible tax increase in North York
• Rain, sleet might greet Thanksgiving travelers
• York County Drug Task Force plans Black Friday auction
• In the spirit of Thanksgiving tomorrow, what are you thankful for?
• Nice but cool in York Wednesday; early Thursday brings rain, sleet
• Weather Service says sleet possible, but not much and not long
• Same man may have robbed Shrewsbury convenience store twice
• Free dinners Wednesday at wHoly Chicken
• Police: Springettsbury Twp. man arrested in stabbing
• Adult Learner Open House set for Dec. 2 at Penn State York
• Police: Neighborhood store robbed at gunpoint
• Frank Theatres lowers prices
• York audiences can savor 'The Nutcracker' as a play or ballet
• Hellam post office branch to close
• Police: Man arrested for burglarizing Manchester Twp. home
• New officer at York Area Regional
• Contractor found guilty of swindling customers in York County
• Black Friday deals come early
• Police searching for man who drove past boys, acted strangely
• Forecasters: Bundle up while waiting for the bargains
• 12 arrested in Hanover-area sweep
• Central York civics teacher named No. 1 in Pa.
• York County historical sites shut down for the winter
• Superintendent to discuss Kralltown Elementary closure with parents
• Thanksgiving Vacation begins at 10 p.m. tonight. Classes resume at 8 a.m. Monday. Have a happy and safe holiday!
• Weather Service calls for rainy weather; AccuWeather hints at snow
• York City man robbed of beer while walking home from store
• York City woman reports scaring off robbers at her home
• DUI checkpoint planned by Nov. 30
• Two men arrested in York convenience store robbery
• York man reports being shot in home-invasion robbery
• York Water Co. announces increase in quarterly dividend
• Police ask for help in identifying man who used stolen debit card
• Fire on Penn Street in York City displaces 6 people
• Stolen motorcycle is Dover boy's last link to his dad
• York City woman accused of killing boyfriend will stand trial
• Dallastown students fight cyber war in national contest
• Family remembers a loving dad killed in weekend crash
• Police find goose decoys by road in Paradise Township
• Wholesale buyback Monday and Tuesday at the York College Bookstore!
• Week ahead looks rainy but not especially cold
• York's Hanging of the Greens a family, community affair
• More than 1,000, including governor, attend wildlife officer's funeral
• Fire displaces Dover Township homeowner, kills several pets
• Crash kills one in East Manchester Twp.
• Lewisberry taxes could rise 60 percent
• York philanthropists keep an eye on downtown development
• Facing deficit, Eastern eyes exceptions
• Springetts holds line on 2011 taxes
• Gretchen Dekker will play at 3pm today on the harpsichord she restored last summer. Free and open the public!
• Rebecca Quattrone, a York College art professor, and her mural were featured tonight on CBS 21. See photos of the mosaic from start to finish on the Quattrone Mosaic-Summer 2010! page!
• Sam, the stuck cat, rescued from tree in York City neighborhood
• York City Police: One robber sought, another behind bars
• This photo will put a smile on your face for two reasons: #1 Phi Kappa Psi is selling mustaches for $1 in the student union #2 The mustaches are part of a fundraiser to help fight cancer! Have a great weekend everyone!
• Police: Man accused of killing brother said he knew it would end violently
• Vandalism of disabled vet's SUV still a mystery
• York City neighborhood struggles to coax cat from tree
• Stillmeadow Church expanding York City campus
• York might officially scale back meter hours
• Northeastern cyber program draws students
• York Rescue mission's holiday effort begins Monday
• Chanceford sets aside more money for snow removal after last year's wicked winter
• Spring Grove schools face $5M budget gap
• Central approves cyber cafe position
• Northeastern hosts football game for men who never played
• York City budget would make sharp cuts at human relations commission
• 'Harry Potter' fans excited at midnight premiere
• YCP Sport Management grad and former women's basketball player Jessica Huntley '06 returns to PA as coach and asst. director of athletics for Bay Path College.
• Sunny Friday in York, high 50; weekend sunny and cooler
• Dallastown schools' forum draws fire about taxes, teacher contract
• York City Police: Towing scam targeting car repair businesses
• Busy campus tonight! Open house for the College's first doctoral program and a film screening - just to new a few!
• Haz-mat spill in Shrewsbury sends one man to hospital
• Prison ordered in York City arson case
• Wonder how your favorite professors fared against York College students in the cardboard boat regatta?
• Former York City church deacon admits to sexual contact with girls
• Fans gear up for Dallastown-Red Lion football rematch
• York City residents, businesses worried about tax hike
• Shank wants false report case dismissed
• York City budget at a glance
• York City schools will hire state board in superintendent search
• New sprinkler regulations fall on Pa. builders in 2011
• Room for more in Pa.'s high-risk health insurance group
• Suburban plans cuts to reduce deficit
• Paw Search Features Radio Personality and Comedian Earl David Reed
• Performance Cancelled for Nov. 18 at Dallastown Area High School
• The York College community is participating in the American Cancer Society's annual Great American Smokeout today!
• Residents back home after natural gas fire in York Township
• No pension increase for York County retirees
• Showers possible Thursday, weather otherwise uneventful
• Northern Regional Police honor four officers
• Homeless man pleads guilty to store robberies
• Superintendent: 'We will prosecute'
• York City board will use state association for superintendent search
• Wrightsville man charged will illegal armor possession
• Columbia Gas customers asked to help after lightning strike
• I-83 traffic snarled when landslide caused tree to fall onto tanker truck
• Armed carjacking in Manchester Township
• Kidnapping charges dropped against 2nd man falsely accused
• Former Shrewsbury man gets 3-6 years in prison for beating neighbor
• Symposium Offers an Opportunity to Share Research Findings
• Noted Scholar to Speak on Civility Dec. 3 at Penn State York
• Donations for Manchester Twp. fire victims exceed expectations
• Prison for York Haven man who confronted trucks
• York County school officials: Pension bill provides relief for now
• Seven Valleys might double its property tax
• Dallastown reviewing Keystone test options
• York church offers food and tours during fundraiser
• Pa. House approves use of deadly force
• Last night was York College's 5th Annual Spartapalooza featuring an evening of events including the Cardboard Boat Regatta. Stay tuned for a video, list of winners and additional photos!
• Gas main struck by lightning in York Township
• York mayor proposes property tax hike of nearly 13 percent
• Wind advisory in effect all day Wednesday, gusts up to 45 mph
• York City Council votes 3-2 to apply for grant
• Smarty Jones at stud in Windsor Townshp, public can see him Saturday
• Grad Finale is tomorrow in the York College Bookstore. Come in and get your cap and gown, class ring, announcements, thank you cards, alumni T-shirts, sweatshirts, mugs and more!
• Police: Head-on crash closes Dover Twp. road for more than an hour
• City hopes Pa. will pitch in on property purchase
• Mini baby boom in York County stirs memories of heavy snowfall
• Kearney withholds judgment in shooting; family mourns York City man
• At Access-York, men help stop domestic violence
• New Freedom reviews policing options
• York area club plans 1st co-ed flag football benefit
• Pension changes head to Rendell for signature
• Peach Bottom reactor temporarily shut down
• Anthony Tomaine '11 and Leah Block '11 and two of their chemistry professors, Keith Peterman and Greg Foy, will attend the second week of COP-16.
• Accident closes road in Seven Valleys
• York Habitat announces formal fundraising campaign
• Rainy Tuesday in York County, thunderstorms in evening
• Prison ordered in armed robbery case
• School district, police investigate William Penn bomb hoaxes
• The Lube Center Participates in Toys for Tots
• Lame duck House session passes pension reform amid flurry of votes
• Chief: York City officers involved in fatal shooting acted properly
• Badly injured Adams County police officer coming home in February
• Police: Man wanted, allegedly pushed wife out of moving car
• Coroner's office seeking family of dead man
• Police: Man stabbed in York City outside private drinking club
• Man badly burned while allegedly trying to steal copper from Met-Ed substation
• Congrats to the men's soccer team on another great season! Don't forget...the York College Spartans men's and women's basketball teams kick off the 2010-2011 seasons tonight at home!
• Access-York marks 30 years of domestic violence help
• York City firefighter named world champion
• York City holiday tree set to arrive in square
• Brother mourns slain wildlife conservation officer
• Crossing guard honored for dedication
• York City considers creation of new parking position
• Nonprofit helps those on the verge of losing their home
• Record number of sheriff's sale filings in York County
• Weak cold front expected to bring rain by Tuesday
• York 912 Patriots Host Town Hall Meeting
• Driver cited for crash involving two parked cruisers
• Local distributors say they'll keep selling Four Loko
• Somali pirates release British couple they held for 13 months
• Neighbors saw no signs of trouble before Erie shootings
• Social Security judges face growing threats of violence
• Robbery suspect shot by York police officer, dies at hospital
• Spring Grove schools face $5M budget gap
• Seven Valleys might double property tax
• York Township looks to hold line on taxes
• Adams County man to be charged in fatal shooting of wildlife conservation officer
• Hanover man gets prison time for child molestation
• Police officer, deputy fire chief deliver baby on couch of fire station
• York students' 5th try produces winning poster
• Looking for a unique Christmas present? The Multicultural Affairs Department's 4th Annual Ten Thousand Villages Holiday Festival Sale is going on NOW until 5pm in the William Walker Room in the Student Union.
• Dallastown senior earns prestigious honor
• Sharing stories of York's role in founding of the nation
• Stetler seeks separate trial from DeWeese
• Wanted: 2,000 turkeys for Yorkers in need
• Salvation Army kicks off Christmas campaigns
• Dover votes on elementary school plans Monday
• Yorkers rally to 'Stop the Beef' in the city
• Piano concert tonight to benefit YCP's Nurse Managed Centers. The Centers provide health promotion and wellness services to more than 5,000 residents of York City.
• Next few days promise mild days, chilly nights
• Vets of all ages honored at Expo Center ceremony
• Families find Fallen Hero banners a touching tribute
• DEP lifts drought watch
• Dallastown school board plans town meeting Thursday
• Police: York Twp. convenience store robbed at gunpoint
• Liaison proposal aims to clear path for business in York City
• No injuries in buggy accident
• County library system asks for tax increase
• Local religious communities rally for Middle East peace
• State House leaders reconsider, call for lame duck votes
• Sentence 3 to 6 years in Pinchot Park robbery
• Local housing sales, prices drop, but meaning far from clear
• Police investigate thefts from cars in North York
• Two new officers to join Northern Regional
• Small fire temporarily closed Springettsbury Twp. restaurant
• Weather more of the same, but slightly warmer Friday
• Penn State Poet Laureate Shares her Work
• Holiday shopping event at HACC-York Campus
• Police: York City motel robbed at gunpoint
• More charges against Hanover man accused of molesting girls
• Police: 34 pounds of ham, 20 of fish stolen from garage
• York City School Board considers superintendent search options
• Buyer of Springetts police car reimbursed
• 89-year-old man found in Lake Williams
• York County Rep. Stan Saylor ready to take reins
• Pa. schools urged to limit birthday parties, junk food
• Kinard Trucking owner lived by golden rule
• California's 'mystery missile' puzzles experts
• Northeastern will study its student population
• Annual Festival of Trees illuminates faith, cooperation
• Third man a person of interest in homicide of illegal immigrant
• Hunter gets fines reduced in poaching incident
• York's home sales and sale prices decline
• Deputy coroner: Man whose body was found in Lake Williams had heart disease
• Nobody hurt in car/buggy crash, horse gets minor cut
• Finding hidden children part of the job for those who keep kids safe
• Police seize alleged crack pipe, charge driver with DUI, other offenses
• William Penn seniors want prom cruise in Baltimore
• York City board considers hiring state association for search
• Roundtable Discussion and Job Fair Focus on Diversity
• Thursday ceremony at Prospect Hill honors fallen soldiers
• Donations welcome as fires strain Red Cross resources
• Peach Bottom plant still repairing leaks in spent fuel system
• Santa Claus ready to hear Christmas wishes at York-area malls
• Manchester Twp. families collect charred memories from burned townhouses
• The salaries that York County's taxpayers pay
• EPA: Kreutz Creek Elementary has clean air
• Police: Truck driver arrested on suspicion of DUI twice in one day
• YouthBuild asks for flexibility in number of credits to enroll
• 30 state House Democrats ask for lame duck session
• Weather looks familiar: Highs in 50s, lows in 30s
• Third person charged with theft from unconscious person
• 'Castle Doctrine' bill among those that will die with no voting session
• Audit: City did good job, should track grants and redevelopment better
• Red Cross tries for younger crowd with Club Red
• White Rose Community Television station to relocate
• Herman to lead annual Veterans Day breakfast
• York Water Co. rates to increase after increase in revenue
• York City Police: Parents hid 5 children from the world
• Police: Iraq war veteran's SUV vandalized in West York, possibly due to his service
• Man who was hit in construction zone leaves fond memories
• Residents in city of 400,000 flee Indonesian volcano
• Forecast breezy, with gradual warming by midweek
• City planning commission OKs dorm plan, sends it to city council
• Police: Fawn Township man fled for second time
• Local lawmakers unhappy over canceled votes
• Holiday shipping deadlines near for overseas military
• Eight families displaced after a Wrightsville fire
• 10 families affected in Manchester Twp. blaze
• PennDOT closing Windy Hill bridge over I-83
• Family-Child Resources has wish list for holidays
• 85-year-old flagman dies after York Twp. accident
• Community Foundation celebrates 50 years by looking forward
• Penn State York Drama Club to perform two one-act plays
• Police seize marijuana, money, guns in York City raid
• A nice fall campus photo to end your week! Remember we "fall back" this weekend! Don't forget to set your clocks back one hour this Saturday night and enjoy the extra hour of sleep!
• It's still chilly, but look for temperatures to moderate
• Police: CVS in York City robbed at gunpoint
• Central looks to attract businesses with tax breaks
• Dover schools face $1.5M budget deficit
• New homes planned at site of North York fire
• Late sewer bills piling up across York County
• York City's deputy business administrator retires
• Harley threatens to switch Kansas City work to York
• October warrant sweep nets 16 arrests
• High-tech tools helped rescue man in West Manchester
• Police log: Woman assaulted, robbed
• William Penn band members picked for Macy's Parade
• York County man arrested in armed robbery of Cumberland County gas station
• Police: Real-estate agent stole clients' money
• Boddington to be new Southern Regional Police chief
• Man facing trial for allegedly intimidating home-invasion victim
• Toys for Tots program kicks off annual collection drive
• Essay contest asks how Penn State inspires you
• Showers, highs in 40s for York Thursday
• Police: Bullets strike York City home
• After Pa. elections, pressure to produce on GOP
• Michele Livingston to Speak at Penn State York Nov. 10
• Smith Symposium set for Nov. 6
• West York police, fire chiefs resign
• Contractor on trial; took jobs and didn't finish work, prosecutors say
• Alleged bank robber federally indicted
• Contractor on trial; took jobs and didn't finish work, prosecutors say
• York City businesses get in the holiday spirit
• West York police, fire chiefs resign
• Sweet start for sour pickle stand at Central Market
• Power restored to most Met-Ed customers after morning outage
• Sweet start for sour pickle stand at Central Market
• Weekend checkpoints bring 20 DUI arrests
• Police: Man plotted to kill ex-fiancée
• Missing 94-year-old man located in wooded area near assisted living facility
• York City Council talks of exploring options for City Hall move
• Federal grant money funds some, but not all, York City projects
• Husband draws probation, community service for accidental shooting
• Playwriting Competition Deadline set for Dec. 10
• Mike Gill celebrates after he scores a goal in the CAC semifinal against Mary Washington. The Spartans lead 1-0 in the 1st period.
• Three teens arrested in armed robbery of Dover Twp. convenience store
• Platts re-elected in 19th Congressional District
• Couple injured, dog killed in Conewago Twp. fire
• Police: Man shot while delivering food in York City
• South Eastern agrees to pay $350K to meet 3 students' special needs
• Logos Academy and Foundry Plaza eye walkway along Codorus
• Dover pastor leaves behind a legacy of love
• York Halloween parade winners named
• Unsettled weather expected, with rain possible after midnight
• Customers, producers to meet at annual event on sustainable agriculture
• Tracy Shank pleads not guilty to filing false report
• York City to begin review of $17.5M in capital improvement projects
• Springettsbury shaves Kingston Road to deter speeders
• Second man charged in Dover Twp. party shooting
• Police: Fake bomb found in home of Halloween suicide victim
• Can you guess what this student is doing? (Hint: It is a new sport.)
• Did you VOTE today???
• Weather Service: Fair and cool today in York, mid-20s tonight
• Police: Hanover man tried to say robbery was a joke
• Police: Teen charged with shooting arrow that nearly hit man
• Woman badly hurt in I-83 crash
• Fire at Mister Ed's Elephant Museum ruled arson
• Rig carrying beer overturns on Route 15, southbound lanes still closed
• Dover Twp. convenience store robbed at gunpoint
• $75K West York traffic study saved
• Fourth teen waives hearing in York City shooting death of law student
• York County native died serving in Afghanistan
• Glen Rock-born soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Unemployment declines to 8.7 percent -- lowest rate in a year
• No contest plea in fatal DUI crash
• Grants help low-income Pa.families keep warm
• Tickets on sale now for “The Wizard of Oz”
• Clear and cool in York Monday, sunny for Election Day
• 15-year-old faces attempted murder charges
• Governor signs criminal court cost bill
• York County Dems, GOP aim to energize voters
• PSSA results please cyber schools with York students
• York-area cyber school students take science offline and hands-on
• York Revolution announces 2011 season
• Dryer fire causes two-alarm blaze in Conewago Township
• Police: Armed man robs Tom's on Mt. Rose Avenue
• Updated: York motorcycle rider in fatal accident identified
• Task force hoped for more in York City drug bust
• York's Halloween Parade live Sunday
• Temps should reach 75 degrees today. Can you believe it is the end of October?
• Woman accused of sexually molesting girl captured
• Police: York City church vandalized
• W. Manchester Twp. man sentenced to 3-6 years in sex assault case
• Spring Grove could end move-in inspections of rental properties
• Forecasters say York will get a break this winter
• York Habitat looking for applicants for homes
• York Habitat looking for applicants for homes
• York City schools hire business manager
• Men welcome at York YWCA
• Two street projects winding down, third still going
• West York mulls purpose of steering committee
• New guide focuses on what to do in York City
• Central looks to attract businesses with tax breaks
• Longtime East Manchester Twp. fixture retiring
• Central already looking at deficit for next year's budget
• York City firefighter injured in hit-and-run crash
• Information and Technology Summit set for Nov. 12 at Penn State York
• Police: Reports of man firing on police just part of QRT training drill
• Club Works to Increase Awareness of Domestic Violence
• Met-Ed rates will increase, but lower than projected
• America’s funny man performs Nov. 3 at Penn State York
• Undercover prostitution sting nets 10 arrests
• Penn State’s poet laureate to visit York campus Nov. 9
• West Market Street reopened; suspicious briefcase was empty
• The York College volleyball squad celebrates after winning a point on Tuesday during the Spartans 3-0 triumph over visiting CAC foe Wesley. In support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, York hosted a “Dig Pink” night – sporting pink sock
• Men welcome at York YWCA
• Lifestyle Foods to Celebrate New Product
• York County schools keep their eyes out for dirty dancing
• Patchy frost after midnight Tuesday night around York
• BAE worker dies from injuries received on job
• Apartments open at $4.8M Codo 28 in York
• North Codorus sewer authority to get a bailout
• Bill might delay mandate for sprinklers
• Platts listed in Esquire's top 10 Congress members
• York Rescue Mission seeks donations for food drive
• Defense wants DA's Office off case of killer who avoided paying $35,000 in fines and court costs
• Expect cooler weather, with rain after midnight
• Additional cost of new officers part of police budget request to York City
• $10.5 million request for city fire service includes added firefighter
• Banana Max plans move to former Damon's site
• Candidates for governor trade jabs on familiar themes in Philly debate
• Final leg of sewer line replacement project begins
• Judge has harsh words for admitted drug dealer
• $500K sought to beautify Codorus Creek in York City
• York County companies on holiday hiring binge
• Locals go Gaga over Halloween this year
• Conewago Twp. man arrested as drinking party host
• Two people injured in Saturday York City shootings
• York City offers free pneumonia vaccines
• Penn State ice cream expert at Penn State York
• Springetts OKs 8-duplex development
• Drive-through flu clinics set in York County
• Glen Rock recruiting borough council candidates
• Central mulls after-school cyber cafe
• York 912 Patriots Focus on Local School Boards
• York City residents favor change on East Market Street
• Penn State York to Help Local Businesses Build Green
• Penn State York Online Magazine Fourth Edition Available
• Penn State York Sports Teams are Strong Heading to Tournaments
• Pathways Program has Record-breaking Attendance
• Scholarship Honors Hilda Wright Goodling
• Eyewitness defends former prison guard in road-rage case
• Foreigner Performs on Oct. 16 at Pullo Center
• York Faculty Member Publishes Second Poetry Collection
• Penn State York Powerlifting Club Wins at Worlds
• Twenty Students Join Adult Honor Society
• Campus Names Play Writing Contest Winners
• York SPCA program aims to keep pit bulls out of the pits (video)
• Penn State York Becomes Smoke-free Aug. 30
• Penn State York and Community Enjoy Unity Week Celebration
• Penn State York’s Basketball Teams Open Season
• Commencement List - Spring 2009 Semester
• OLLI Winter Course Preview set for Jan. 25
• PennDOT moving forward with plan to have 3 bridges over I-83 closed at the same time
• Course Addresses New Fiscal Reality: School Leadership and Student Performance
• Campus Honors Members of the Military, Present and Past
• Students Plan Basket Bingo Fundraiser to Help Children of Late Classmate
• Discover What Penn State has to Offer
• Reigning American Idol to perform at Penn State York March 24
• Jury convicts man of felony assault for Shrewsbury beating
• Penn State York Online Magazine Seeks Fall Submissions
• Awards Banquet Recognizes Outstanding Achievement at Penn State York
• Virtual Classroom Offers Adult Learners a Convenient Way to Learn
• Penn State York Twitters, do you?
• Paw Search Raises More Than $1,000 for THON
• Police log: Woman badly hurt in Hopewell Twp. crash
• TechTimes Blog Offers Computer Tips and Advice
• Penn State Announces an Industry Partnership Collaborative Effort in York
• Penn State York Soccer Coach Named “Coach of the Year” for Second Time
• Penn State York Soccer Coach Named “Coach of the Year”
• “End of Racism” Comedy, Lecture tour set for Feb. 24
• HACC’s York Campus offers one stop enrollment event for spring classes
• Groups Join Forces to Help the Troops through Santa for Soldiers
• Students Unveil Virtual Expo for the York County Chamber of Commerce
• Winners Announced in Student Art Show
• Penn State Plans for Flu Season, Asks for Community Cooperation
• York Men’s Basketball Team Heads to Playoffs
• State Senate passes Castle Doctrine measure
• Teaching Award Nominations Sought
• Late Night Breakfast a Success at Penn State York
• Students Raise More than $3,324 for Children’s Fund
• Campus Celebrates First Week of Classes
• Wagman Construction and Penn State York Partner to Create Institute
• Windy days ahead in York County
• Penn State Day Fall Open House set for Oct. 16 in York
• Graduation Bittersweet for Student from India
• December Commencement - Students Graduating Summer and Fall 2009
• "Today's Ethical Issues" - Euthanasia and Physician-assisted Suicide
• Partnership Offers Opportunities for Students to Complete Degrees in Lancaster
• Unknown liquid damages truck in Conewago Township
• Auditions set for Paw Search
• Speakers Give Advice and Thanks at Penn State York Commencement
• Hilda Wright Goodling Scholarship Recipients Named
• Faculty Member’s Painting Wins “Best of Show”
• Campus Remembers a Student, Friend
• Honor Special People on your Holiday Gift List while Supporting Penn State York
• Grammy Award-winner Marc Cohn comes to The Pullo Center Oct. 10
• Course Offers Tips on using Native plants, Eco-friendly Gardening Practices
• Students Create Online Registration System for America’s Oldest Fair
• Penn State York Student Earns Spot in Art Show
• Oley Valley officially hires South Eastern superintendent
• Speaker to Share History of University’s Frozen Treat
• Blues Legend Buddy Guy to Perform Oct. 27 at The Pullo Center
• Smith Science Symposium set for November 2010 at Penn State York
• Recycled Percussion Postponed for Oct. 9 at Penn State York
• Penn State York Students Win Nationals in Powerlifting
• Police: No one hurt by stray bullets, charges being filed
• Sneak peek at Jones The Series set for Oct. 16 on campus
• Engineering Center under Construction at Penn State York Thanks to $750,000 Gift
• Students Invited to Explore the Worlds on March 6
• Career Networking Event Oct. 6 Features Former “Sprint PCS Guy”
• Tracy Morgan Performance Rescheduled Until October
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• Two men arrested after chase to Loganville
• Leg Up competes for Pepsi Refresh grant
• The Indigo Girls to Perform at York’s Pullo Center Oct. 19
• Penn State York Program Celebrates Science and Sports
• Rear Admiral Shares Engineering Experiences with Penn State York Students
• Penn State York's Economic Impact Tops $78 Million
• Text Messaging System Offers Important Information, Sign-up
• Springettsbury shaves Kingston Road to deter speeders
• Saturday Information Sessions set at Penn State York
• Penn State York’s Baseball Team Wins Peanut Butter and Jelly Challenge
• Spoken Word Poet Opens Free Cultural Series at Penn State York
• Athletes Honored at Awards Banquet
• Penn State York Launches Blog Site
• The plan for York police: Take over City Hall (video)
• Penn State York Chancellor to Retire in 2011
• Chase McGowan Named Academic All-American
• Career Networking Event on Oct. 6 Features Former “Sprint PCS Guy”, Brian Baker
• Students Honored at Awards Banquet
• Students Travel from India to Complete Penn State Degree
• York official: Bills offer help in fight against blight
• HACC Artisan Marketplace gives artists marketing and sales opportunities during the holidays
• HACC dean receives national award
• HACC chapter of international honor society inducts new members
• Police log: Cousler Park playground equipment found, but mallets still missing
• Search under way for new president at HACC
• Talkabouts at HACC Scheduled in May
• HACC recognizes Global Entrepreneurship Week Nov. 16-22
• Police log: 11-foot snake found dead in bed of pickup truck
• HACC-York Campus grows to nearly 3,000 students
• HACC faculty honored for excellence in teaching
• HACC makes it easy to fit college into your plans
• Special report: Consumers puzzled by electricity choice
• Yoga offered at HACC-York Campus
• HACC Phi Theta Kappa chapter earns international recognition
• Women’s Talkabouts at HACC Scheduled this month
• Special report: Energy saving programs available to consumers
• Talkabouts at HACC Scheduled in September
• Ganescu, Heinle and Steinmetz join HACC administration
• HACC announces fall 2009 graduates
• West Manchester woman sought in knife attack on boyfriend
• Search committee named for new HACC president
• State Rep. Mauree Gingrich is HACC commencement speaker
• Women’s Talkabouts at HACC Scheduled in February
• More rain coming to York County Thursday
• HACC’s York Campus offers one stop enrollment events for spring classes
• HACC’s York Campus offers one-stop enrollment event for fall classes
• Financial Aid video vignettes
• Neighbor places memorial to honor shooting victim
• Open house at HACC-York Campus helps students get started on college, career
• HACC president accepts position in California
• RESCHEDULED: Financial Aid Session now scheduled for Feb. 16. All are welcome
• Northern students face weapons charges
• Check out the finished mosaic adjunct prof Rebecca Quattrone and some of her York College students worked on this summer at the corner of East Market and Broad streets in York City!
• HVAC open house June 23 at HACC-York Campus
• HACC dental hygiene students and professionals bring Sealant Saturday for children
• More playground equipment stolen
• "Ernie the Egret" was going to ______________ to have some fun before the rain hit the area last night. (Fill in the blank.)
• Talkabouts at HACC Scheduled in June
• HACC names new board member
• Thefts from home building site
• Students celebrate national vegetarian day with some sushi!
• HACC-York Campus students chosen as Bucknell Scholars
• Path to 4-year degree in criminal justice offered at HACC’s Harrisburg Campus
• Vehicle stolen from Dover Twp. sales lot
• Breast cancer survivors gather in York City
• HACC-York Campus offers one-stop enrollment event for fall classes
• HACC announces fall 2009 dean's list
• Money stolen in two burglaries
• Mixed year for York County students' SAT averages
• HACC announces spring 2010 dean’s list
• Women’s Talkabouts at HACC Scheduled in March
• Halloween events provide plenty to laugh and scream about
• York County students surveyed on risky behavior
• HACC announces spring 2010 graduates
• Students graduate from associate degree nursing program at York Campus
• Women’s Talkabouts at HACC Scheduled in November
• Newberry Township woman dies in Cumberland County crash
• York County explores security options at Judicial Center
• HACC ranks 53rd in nation in associate degrees awarded
• Women’s Talkabouts at HACC Scheduled in April
• HACC’s Workplace English program breaks down language barriers
• Fire at Manchester Twp. business
• York County library wins grant for 2011 reading club
• HACC announces new 65+ program
• HACC chapter of international honor society inducts new members
• Open House event at HACC’s York Campus
• York High band heckled, harassed at recent parade
• York-area fugitive sought in West York burglary case
• Library among winners granted free use of Sovereign Bank Stadium
• With back taxes paid, Jackson Twp. market gets loan OK for solar panel project
• Sunny and chilly in York Wednesday
• Free house up for grabs in East Manchester Township
• Jurors: Dillsburg woman guilty in crash that killed Officer David Tome
• Rain in the forecast for York on Tuesday
• Miller, Small square off for future of 93rd
• Prospect of taking over City Hall has York police 'excited'
• City officials mull costly repairs to aging buildings
• Clay pigeon shoot honors officer, benefits QRT
• Police: Woman knowingly shot boyfriend
• YorkCounts to launch regional police study
• Cultural center, church win recommendation from York City planning panel
• York-area churches host missionaries
• Eastern York school board approves turf studies
• Saylor, Barbour spar on economy in 94th House District debate
• Gas station reps blame speculation for latest price spike
• Congressional hopefuls lay out visions for 19th District
• Thunderstorms possible in York Monday
• Spring Grove motorcyclist dies in Route 30 crash
• Police log: Fugitive sought on York City rape charges
• Springettsbury's Shultz House aims for 1750s chic in renovation
• Police: Man a no-show at prison, now he's a fugitive
• Access-York founder to lead York's Halloween parade
• Tuesday meeting explores York City mayor's $18M wish list
• York City to pay $1.75M for former Ohio Blenders property
• Police: York City man stabbed three times by live-in girlfriend
• York-area grocery shoppers see bills grow
• Police: Driver says spider caused him to crash SUV
• Police: Playground equipment for disabled kids stolen from Cousler Park
• Armed man chases down thief who stole pickup truck
• York City schools examine volunteer policy
• Man arrested for air conditioner thefts
• Motorcyclist strikes deer in Chanceford Twp.
• Saylor, Barbour spar on economy in 94th House District debate
• York County Drug Task Force announces 30 arrests
• Revelers are Gaga for the Lady this Halloween
• Emergency responders legislation clears General Assembly
• Volunteers needed to help make 'Christmas Magic'
• York City sets public hearings on 2011 budget
• Buyer of Springetts police car to be reimbursed for 'missing' items
• Habitat seeks volunteers, but not for buliding
• Tax talk on agenda at Dover school board meeting
• Historic York's Architectural Warehouse reopens with new name (video)
• Rufus the bull terrier still wins smiles in retirement
• Defense witness blames Tome's death on traffic control issues
• Special state classification could save York Adams Academy
• Man caught in York County charged with fraud
• Police: York City man robbed of phone, wallet
• Police: Armed man robs York City Turkey Hill
• York police: Juvenile robbed of phone
• Police: Gunfire damages vehicle in York City
• Shotokan Club of York Accepted into the Amateur Athletic Union Karate Program
• Pa. bill sets limits for foods and drinks served in schools
• At first flush, new Central Market restrooms impress
• $1M grant will help York put more police on the streets
• Corbett visits York to discuss spending, taxes and jobs
• Martin Library marks 75 years with Denim and Diamonds
• State official calls for halt to new charter schools
• Charges dropped against York woman in stabbing
• Deadline nears for filing nonprofit tax-exempt status
• York woman faces trial in fatal crash
• Man pleads no contest to pointing rifle, using racial slur
• Fire rescuers among dozen York-Adams Red Cross heroes
• York County ranks high on property tax list
• York, Hanover CROP Walks need help to battle hunger
• York County Vietnam vets get long overdue welcome
• York City sets public hearings on 2011 budget
• New $22 million orthopedic hospital to open in York County
• Sunny and pleasant weekend ahead
• Jurors hear from 4 experts in trial of woman who fatally struck Officer David Tome
• Two-way East Market Street hinges on state grant
• West Manheim man charged with fatally beating 11-month-old baby
• Supporters line up at Supreme Court for funeral protest case
• York Adams Academy could become 'model'
• Candidates debate partisan politics in the 19th Congressional District
• Special report: York County nonprofits struggle with losses
• Special report: Hard choices at York Habitat for Humanity
• York City teen charged as adult with attempted homicide
• Springetts police cite machete-wielding driver
• Crash downs pole, wires in Jackson Twp.
• Police tracked man accused of killing child to Franklin County
• Stumping in York, Sestak lays out financial recovery plan
• Emotional testimony in trial of Dillsburg woman who fatally struck Officer David Tome
• Chance of rain in York County Wednesday, high 60
• York City Council OKs buying bank building
• Loyal fans meet bus as Revs' come home with championship
• Thieves steal money, shrimp from restaurant
• Fairgrounds ceremony will honor Vietnam vets
• Rainy, rainy weather the next four days together
• Weather continues rainy and chilly, warming and clearing by Friday
• PennDOT reviewing plan for bridges over I-83
• Met-Ed is looking for volunteers to power down
• Paving project on Philadelphia Street nearly complete
• Hanging marijuana baskets seized in Jackson Twp.
• Report: Suspect worked at nuclear plants
• Fourth teen arrested in shooting of law student
• Ceremony at York Expo Center salutes Vietnam vets
• City teacher hit, student charged
• 'Castle doctrine' bill passes state House, heads to Senate
• Police: Harrisburg Senators' stolen mascot returned unharmed
• Westminster Road bridge to close Wednesday
• Testimony begins in trial of Dillsburg woman who fatally struck Officer David Tome
• Two townships lift burn bans
• Hanover-area man pleads guilty to spraying dog with Lysol
• Police log: Armed standoff at home in Lower Windsor Township
• Police release surveillance photo of York City bank robber
• Caps should mean lower school tax increases next year
• Trial expected to begin Tuesday morning for woman charged with fatally running over police officer
• Loyal fans meet Revs' bus as champs come home from Bridgeport
• Rainy, rainy weather the next four days together
• Thieves steal money, shrimp from restaurant
• Police ask for public's help in identifying Spring Garden thief
• Thackston charter has high school in mind in York City
• York County police pick up skills for handling the mentally ill
• Pastor celebrates 30 years with York City church
• Security director: York High games safer with police on hand
• Expect more delays on North George Street in York City
• York County: Former employee under investigation for embezzlement
• Revs complete riveting comeback for Atlantic League title
• 2 officers resign from York City Police, cannot reapply
• Supreme Court to hear funeral protest case on Wednesday
• Saturday ceremony honors heroic veterans from York County
• Women's Show promises fun for all ages
• Friday's YAIAA football schedule
• Sunny day in York on Friday, high 71
• Crime declined in York County in 2009
• Izaak Walton League honors Dallastown man
• Fire damages Spring Garden duplex
• Habitat plans busy month of fundraisers, activities
• Guilty plea in York City rapes
• Six people left homeless in Spring Garden fire
• Man called 'serial rapist' pleads guilty in two York City sexual assaults
• Tornado watch in effect in York County, but few problems reported
• Stewartstown councilman faces trial for alleged 'stomping' statement
• New owner envisions restaurant, brew pub in city building
• York City stabbing case heading to trial; next up, chase charges
• York Water Co. rate increase cut in half by settlement
• Storm's biggest problem: fallen wires
• York County to spend $21K on overhead door
• Investigators seek reasons for Bethesda bus plunge
• Guilty plea in York City knife attack
• Census: More Yorkers living in poverty
• State report finds concerns with York Hospital
• Request for polling site change sparks squabble
• Wolf plans to expand to New England
• Global film festival hits York's Capitol Theatre
• Police chief, beloved mentor retires from Carroll Twp. force
• South Eastern, Red Lion schools closing early Thursday
• York Twp. man gets life without parole in shooting death of his wife
• York County Circles' goal: Helping people overcome poverty
• Family First Health marks 40 years in York
• Dallastown choir gives Foreigner some help
• Students and seniors connect at 50plus expo
• Witness: Homicide victim 'was begging for his life'
• Hanover driver killed, several injured in Md. bus crash
• York Water Co. reaches settlement on rates
• $1,000 grant for North Hopewell Twp. police
• Guns stolen from North York home
• Man, 92, robbed in Prospect Hill Cemetery
• Witness: Defendant, 15, fatally shot law student for his cell phone
• York weather: Fair Wednesday, rain Thursday
• Hearing about poverty from those who've lived it in York County
• Power outage knocks out lights in Springetts
• Spring Garden Twp. man takes exec post with World Drum Corps
• Hellam Twp. officer fired 'for administrative reasons'
• Resolution would dedicate road to Korean War vets
• 19-year-old accused of assaulting girlfriend, baby
• Manchester Twp. crash sends woman to hospital
• Defense attorney wants DA's Office off homicide case
• More rain in York Tuesday
• I-83 northbound lanes cleared Tuesday morning
• Abbottstown shift would have 'huge effect' on Eastern Adams police
• Report recommends closing fire station in York City
• Scouts tied up trying to break a knotting record
• Builder wants townhouses, not separate homes, in Conewago Twp.
• Defense: York County man wasn't driving 95 mph in fatal crash
• Excess homes a drag on York County's housing market
• Car crashes into Northeastern bus
• Sweet beginning for The York Dispatch's new food blog
• 2,000 residents tell York City opinions on residency
• Onorato/Corbett debate keeps circling back to taxes
• State police say terror bulletins a waste; one target files civil suit
• York City's anonymous text-a-tip service leads to arrest
• Police: Items stolen from parked cars in North York
• Defense: York County man wasn't driving 95 mph in fatal crash
• Mistake means Scotto's trip to Italy includes arrest
• Two-alarm blaze damages home, displaces Windsor Twp. couple
• Man accused of raping 5-year-old girl will face trial
• Weather Service says bank on rain next two days
• Businesses: Lack of Harley open house didn't hurt Bike Night
• Eastern York aims to lower expenses for cyber schools
• Refinancing could save Spring Grove $1M
• TV show 'American Pickers' seeks Civil War items
• David Archuleta performs in York: Photo gallery blog
• Bike Night 2010 (video)
• Local artist opens studio in downtown York
• Speaker tells Northeastern parents: Stop cyber bullying before it starts
• David Archuleta and his fans speak out about Idol's new judges
• TV scheduling snafu was 'a shock to everybody'
• Stink bugs invade York County homes
• Volunteers give a day of work at Goodridge house in York
• Grant efforts for York County police records at odds
• York County Cancer Warrior group connects with the Emmys
• Electrical malfunction closes first block of S. Beaver St.
• York County could see record high on Friday
• Fundraiser benefits art teacher's children
• Fundraisers hope to help woman buy prosthetic fingers
• Report: Fewer children placed in foster care in York County
• Bracey named chair of statewide crisis task force
• Northern York Police officers honored for teamwork
• Attempted murder charges in two Hanover robberies
• Former first lady charms and challenges Strand-Capitol audience
• Northern York regional to offer police services to Abbottstown
• Police: Man drove through crash reconstruction, fled
• York County man pleads guilty in $1.5M fraud case
• Three hurt during Thursday morning crash in Hanover
• Shrewsbury council considers annual inspections
• Local hospital unveils project
• Do the Funky Chicken for free pretzel at Auntie Anne's
• Platts loses comptroller bid
• Free sundaes for pretend hurricane victims
• York County has 'a good year for pumpkins'
• Police: Airville-area man took photos of nude 14-year-old girl
• Plea negotiations ongoing for man accused of causing fatal crash, then fleeing scene
• Dover Twp. mom guilty of harboring her fugitive son
• York Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Unseasonably warm weather in York through Friday
• Bracey named chair of statewide crisis task force
• Northern York Police officers honored for teamwork
• City schools hire cops for football games
• McKinley expected to reopen Thursday
• Police seek witness to Seven Valleys traffic-circle confrontation
• Cornfield fire consumes several acres in Chanceford Twp.
• Judge: Carroll Twp. man accused of killing son can write letters to daughter
• Warm weather returns to York, with two chances of rain
• Expect warm weather, with a chance of rain Wednesday and Friday
• York's McKinley Elementary closed as teachers balk at asbestos (video)
• Stepdaughter helping prosecutors in Manchester Twp. homicide case
• Tattoo shop/art gallery in York City
• Penn State York grads turn lives into 'Jones The Series'
• York County trash rate hike expected in the long haul
• Second meeting scheduled on children's museum
• City council approves grant application for markets, Eagles building
• Truancy summit works toward 'action report' soon
• Police: Two arrested in armed robbery of York Twp. dairy store
• Police: Man bragged about Latte Da burglary
• Springettsbury Twp. sergeant graduates from FBI National Academy
• Bike Night rolls on without Harley's open house
• Central approves new contract with teacher's union
• Electrical anomaly suspected in Fawn Township fire
• Local lawmakers push for small games of chance at taverns
• Weather should be seasonal, with a chance of rain Wednesday or Thursday
• Police: No one hurt when Shrewsbury Twp. bank robbed at gunpoint
• TMI Unit 1 back in service
• Police: West Manchester Twp. stabbing not random
• Dillsburg-area garage owner facing trial in Mifflin County homicide
• Police: Woman suffered serious head injury during Hanover robbery
• Woman gets 11 years for fatal DUI crash -- her second fatal DUI crash in 20 years
• Two still hospitalized from Friday crash between tour bus and dump truck
• Police: Dover Twp. store employees thwart would-be robber
• Fair weather expected early in week, possible rain Wednesday
• York-area hunter passed on passion for outdoors
• York Fair attendance handily beats 2009
• Police: Gunfire at Dover Twp. birthday party leads to arrest
• York County hospitals buck U.S. birth trend
• York Suburban might faces $2.6M deficit
• 'iCarly' star's concert a big hit for all ages at York Fair
• Salvation Army honors Voni Grimes for community service
• Parents, kids learn together at library's new computer center
• Adams County man charged with 189 counts of sexual abuse
• School board member wants to donate, advertise on scoreboard
• Spring Grove superintendent asking for specialized secretary
• Eastern OKs intramural lacrosse
• New principal marks end of South Eastern's administrative shuffle
• Central superintendent recommends more kindergarten teachers
• LCB awards York drug education group $10K grant
• Pa. bill would raise penalties for underage drinking
• School groups debate method York school board used to dismiss Miller
• Homicide suspect, caught in Brooklyn, being held without bail at York County Prison
• Police target aggressive driving on Route 15
• Officials: York taxpayers, environment benefit from sewer plant changes
• York City Schools allow youth football games at stadium
• Red Lion man walking to D.C. to make point on labor agreements (video)
• Red Lion country club back in business
• Fair exhibit shows miniature displays from circus modeling club (video)
• Police: Public's help needed to find drifter who made false 911 calls
• Police: York County bow hunter dies in Maryland after fall from tree stand
• About 11 hospitalized after dump truck, bus collide near Wrightsville
• Cold front is leaving, but there's another behind it
• Man accused of killing son asks judge to allow him contact with victim's twin sister
• 93-year-old takes top afghan prize at York Fair
• Volunteers spruce up Strand for Laura Bush's visit to York
• North York man chases off thief trying to steal truck
• Driver in double-fatal crash charged with vehicular homicide, bail set at $500K
• Central might face $2.4M budget deficit next year
• York County's improved credit rating means savings for taxpayers
• Dallastown addresses busing problems
• Police: Officer causes crash on Route 30
• Her goal: Provide a York Fair concert experience for the deaf
• Louis and Jody Appell receive lifetime award from Downtown Inc
• No injuries when school bus backs into car
• York County placed under drought watch
• Bishop to visit St. Rose of Lima
• Crash victim was on way to brother's football game
• York City releases statement about superintendent dismissal
• Three city schools held "precautionary" lockdown Thursday afternoon
• Castro found guilty of 1st-degree murder by York County jury
• Josh Gracin at the York Fair
• MTV cast member helps Olivia's House (video)
• Woman guilty of stealing $266K from Jacobus firm
• Tickets still available to see Laura Bush at the Strand
• Local country singer takes to fair stage at age 12
• Updated: York City board dismisses superintendent without cause
• Expect mainly sunny weather, but Thursday is dicey
• Lots of lots for York Fair parking (video)
• York City Police want help finding robber in 'Scream' mask
• Two girls report man tried to lure them into his SUV
• Jury to begin deliberating in drug-debt 'execution' murder case
• Another sunny and warm day in York Wednesday
• Parking at York Fair (video)
• Red Lion council shoots down rental inspection proposal
• Security concerns at York High football games
• Police say threat followed theft of peanut butter in Manchester Twp.
• Shooting victim still critical, but doing better, her father says
• York City schools miss AYP, look to long term for progress
• Two witnesses accuse defendant of murder, but third witness says defendant wasn't shooter
• Fourth suspect arrested in York man's death
• Project on Philadelphia Street in downtown York to close lanes
• Great weather for the York Fair on Tuesday
• Red Lion, York City fail to meet PSSA standards
• Asian tiger mosquitoes posing problem in county
• Whooping cough warnings for some York County schools
• At the York Fair poultry barn, everything's ducky
• Petting zoo: A York Fair favorite
• Director of juvenile center leaving post
• Teen says shot was fired accidentally
• Police: Child finds blasting caps at Manchester Twp. construction site
• 'Execution' was over an $80 heroin debt, prosecutor tells jurors
• Motorcycle driver dead after Springfield Township crash
• City planning commission OKs neighborhood business zoning
• City schools reconsidering security at football games
• State's York parole office moving to roomier location
• Pa.'s appliance rebate fund replenished, officials say
• Update: Woman shot, taken to Home Depot expected to survive
• Gov. to visit to celebrate energy-saving plant in York
• At Eastern York, bucket brigade removes rocks from practice field
• HIA flyers get choice of pat-down or body scan
• Police: Robbery at Manchester Twp. store an inside job
• Sunny and warm in York Monday, high 82
• Annual Bike Hike benefits York cancer patients
• York County school bands make a splash at the fair
• Police: Two dead after W. Manheim Twp. crash
• New service offers Rabbit Transit riders instant travel info
• New York Fair memorial
• PennDOT tearing down salt sheds for safety reasons
• Selena Gomez at the York Fair
• Former North York resident accused of fondling 12-year-old
• DEP offering energy-efficient heating rebates again
• City's trick-or-treat to be held Oct. 30
• More York County samples test positive for West Nile
• Downtown First Awards set for Thursday at the Strand
• North York tackles skunk complaints with traps
• Shrewsbury considers business certification measure
• Runaway truck cab knocks pole onto car in Spring Garden Twp.
• Artists turn North Beaver Street into a studio Saturday
• Dryness prompts burn bans, fire warning in York County
• Eastern York students make PSSA progress
• Eastern York resident worries lacrosse could drain other sports
• If York County wants fall colors, it needs wetter weather
• Penn State York chancellor to retire in June
• District battles overcrowding at Hannah Penn
• Bill would raise penalty for strangulation
• Manchester Township granola maker gets Emmy break
• Mt. Wolf fire company raising money for new engine
• Victim in Monday crash is 'going to be missed'
• Lady Antebellum at the York Fair
• Flap over athletic fields in Eastern York
• City school board to discuss Superintendent Miller at York High
• Downtown Inc to crack down on York City tax assessments
• Details released on Dover's new deal with teachers
• Free favorites return to the York Fair in 2010
• Highway deaths hit lowest level since 1950
• Comissioners table Morningstar Market request because of unpaid taxes
• York County veterans council plans Sept. 11 service
• Elected officials weigh in on York City superintendent debate
• Night at York's stadium celebrates recovery from addiction (video)
• Hot weather means York County apples come in early (video)
• Police: Three used fraudulent cards to buy $6K in baby food
• Police: Megan's Law sex offender sought, gave fake address
• Man who shot at police officer facing at least 20 years in prison
• York Area police investigate third vehicle arson in a month
• Royal Farms plans store, gas station in York City
• Superintendent's dismissal could cost York City schools $300K
• Baltimore robber gets 40 years, held up Dover restaurant
• Ritual gives Rev success (video)
• Goldsboro Marina owner allegedly stole from second fire company
• Police: I-83 race hit speeds of 115 mph, two men cited
• Dover board approves teacher contract
• Roadwork on Route 216 near Glen Rock
• Fire weather watch for York County through Wednesday evening
• Parole office to get new, larger quarters
• Southern barbecue restaurant coming to York City Oct. 1
• York County agency wants part of Marcellus Shale tax
• Free stage hosts 'Hot Country Acts' at the York Fair
• Pa. lawmakers wrestle with issue of kids left in cars
• Martin Library's Sunday hours return Sept. 19
• York City could buy $2.7 million office space
• Wellsville-area man killed in SUV crash
• South Eastern ready for 'fresh start,' board president says
• Heated discussions over Pa.'s new sprinkler rules
• York native returns to give gospel concert (video)
• Vendors prep for '10-day reunion' at 2010 York Fair (video)
• New York City captain has family tradition in fire service
• City looking at $2.7 million building purchase
• Eighth member of York City police chaplains sworn in
• Police: 'Handgun' shown in playground just an air gun
• 'Operation Avalanche' nets 3 arrests, $50K in cocaine, cops say
• Streetscape work begins on Beaver Street in York Tuesday
• Warm, dry weather brings fire alert to York County
• Littlestown man sentenced on heroin-dealing charge
• Tractor-trailer fire damages cargo of cars
• Marching bands of York County (video)
• County holding Truancy Summit Sept. 21
• Proposal seeks to restrict text messages from telemarketers
• Economy, other factors hurting York Township's bottom line
• Drive-through flu shot clinics scheduled for October
• Help sought to rebuild Allen Park playground
• Independent candidate for Congress wants local control
• Church looks for help in replacing 110-year-old roof
• Comcast upgrade wipes out stored TV shows
• Dallastown grapples with bus issues
• York County expects $60M bond bargain
• For one night, women take over York baseball
• PPL plans $2.5M project in Lower Windsor Township
• Quick Response Team training (video)
• Still hot in York on Friday, but not Saturday
• Manheim Twp. toddler injured in fall from deck
• Red Lion OKs $3.4M in athletic field improvements
• 'Touching' tribute planned for teen after fatal crash
• Parent hopes to bring kid-friendly museum to York
• Hot summer leaves York pools swimming in profit
• County's emergency management director retiring after 25 years
• To boost prevention, York County flu shot clinics kicking off early
• Crash on I-83
• Logos lights tower (video)
• After four tie votes, South Eastern elects new board member
• West Shore teachers get 3.1 percent raise
• West Shore schools close early because of heat
• Search for new chief for Southern Regional PD on hold
• York man escapes police once, caught the second time
• South Eastern school board applicants make their cases
• Red Lion High wants a credit union
• Set aside your labors Monday to play at Kiwanis Lake
• Two York County women charged with insurance fraud
• Low rates fuel York-area frenzy to refinance mortgages
• 6 months in jail for DUI crash
• Driver gets jail for pickup crash that injured girlfriend
• Students thrilled with 'huge,' 'awesome' new Dallastown intermediate school
• Someone torches gazebo owned by jailed businessman
• Accident on Route 30 near Route 74
• Convicted murderer guilty of selling drugs prescribed by doctor
• Plea agreement possible in arson case
• Motorcyclist killed in York Township crash
• Dover man arrested after 90-minute standoff
• Free parking for York Revolution game Friday
• York Fair parking permits available for residents
• Plea agreement possible in York City arson
• Springettsbury loosens block party rules
• Jacobus eatery wins appeal, can continue serving crabs
• A smoke-free push at Penn State York
• Roadwork on Route 30, I-83 to last into November
• Pa. shortfall could leave road, bridge work undone
• Feds charge man dubbed 'The Burger King bandit'
• LIVE STREAM: Obama speech begins at 8 p.m. (VIDEO)
• Police bust party, find pot patch
• Hazmat explosion in Springetts apparently caused by pool chemicals
• Six juveniles arrested
• Alleged burglar arrested
• Alleged Judicial Center door-rammer "didn't have an opener"
• Sunny and hot in York on Tuesday
• New Cumberland bridge has two lanes again
• York jobless rate up slightly in July
• York City youth football games to move after gun incident
• York Airport's message to deer: Stay off runways
• Early flu shots at senior centers for anyone over 18
• Crash victim praised for work ethic, helpfulness
• Decade-old Windsor Twp. death now ruled a homicide
• Weather this week: clear and warm to hot
• Seasonal flu shots arrive early in York
• Motorcycle deaths 'unacceptably high,' York safety director says
• Pa. Supreme Court to hear Rambler case
• York City businesses help kids get ready for school
• Freshmen flock to York-area campuses (video)
• York firefighters among the toughest
• York area attendees 'inspired' by Beck rally
• Gun pointed at York Midget Football game
• Costly repairs to Judicial Center could take a week
• Donation gives Penn State York's engineering dept. room to breathe
• Eastern mulls intramural lacrosse program
• Northeastern aims for savings by refinancing bonds
• Steelton man wanted in York County burglary
• Expect sunny weather with no rain in sight
• Shrewsbury Twp. man pleads guilty to misdemeanor in death of horse
• York City closes streets for York Fest
• Delta-area man killed in Friday crash
• Police: Alert customer thwarts York Twp. drugstore robbery
• Springetts OKs $750K for land purchase near Camp Security
• Guilty plea in Fawn Twp. horse shooting case
• York City church scammed out of $887
• Animal cruelty: Guardians, not owners
• In York, higher demand for locally produced eggs
• York libraries choose 'The Book Thief' as One Book selection
• Animal cruelty: Next battle, free dogs from tethers
• Friday crash snarls northbound I-83 traffic in Springetts
• Police: Home-invasion victim intimidated, man arrested
• Third arrest in two months for Manchester Twp. man
• Animal cruelty: Pa. lags behind some in anti-cruelty laws
• Toddler's mom: 'It was a very terrible accident'
• Feds take over fraud case against former president of Jacobus business
• Dallastown woman pleads guilty in DUI crash with children
• 'New energy' at Northeastern schools
• York County OKs contract designed to combat turnover among 911 dispatchers
• Facelift nears for Northwest Triangle
• Three charged in Spring Garden bank robbery
• Second man sent to prison in shooting case
• York City teacher contract means longer school day
• Sunny and 82 in York Thursday
• Roadwork on Route 30 in Gettysburg
• York Haven man charged with stealing gun from home
• Police: 6 teens vandalized vehicles in Dover Twp.
• Police: 51 thefts from vehicles in Spring Garden Township
• Police: Red Lion bus fire might be arson
• York City PSSA scores 'disgusting,' board president says
• 28 percent drop in York County home sales
• Pa. lost federal funding race, but education ideas could stick
• York City, Corps of Engineers discuss native plant project
• New year, new beginnings in South Eastern
• Business Dispatches for 8/25/2010
• Caged: When judges hand down prison time for animal abuse
• Delta-Cardiff fire company president Douglas Farrington dies at 44
• At least 70 people attend mayor's town hall in Allen Park
• Isolated showers Wednesday in York, high 81
• Police ask for public's help in Shrewsbury copper theft (video)
• Sparky & Clark's team to open new coffee shop in York
• Animal cruelty: Changing attitudes, improving lives
• Plan York Fair visits with free admission dates
• York County lawmakers against Rendell transportation plans
• 'Church family' marks 265 years at Hallam's Trinity UCC
• York Suburban's youngest students at the newest school
• Gas leak forces evacuations in West Manchester Twp.
• Toomey makes campaign stop in Sprngetts, calls Sestak liberal
• Six hurt, dog killed in Spring Grove rush-hour crash
• Police: Alleged drunken driver's story didn't hold water
• Douglas Farrington, Delta-Cardiff fire company president, dies at 44
• Coming weather 'unsettled,' with a chance of rain through Wednesday
• Police: Two assaulted, robbed in York City
• Police say woman spent $1,900 after stealing purse
• Police: Duo stole credit card from unconscious man
• Walmart in Springetts evacuated after Sunday bomb threat
• Roadwork on Route 94 begins Wednesday
• Autopsy fails to determine cause of York City toddler's death
• Dallastown approves $2.35M bid to install solar panels
• Whooping cough rising; vaccine clinics set Wednesday
• Heritage Hills withdraws request for new recreation offerings
• Family devastated by death of motorcyclist from Thomasville
• Police: Manchester Twp. home invasion not random
• Good year for grape harvest (video)
• Cooler with showers on Monday in York
• 3rd man charged in stabbing death of former Newberry Twp. man
• Money is tight, but death doesn't stop for recession
• York City Council won't fight residency veto
• Police: Three restrained during home invasion in Manchester Twp.
• Emig Road to close Friday
• Rainy day for York on Sunday
• Thomasville man dies in motorcycle crash
• West Manchester Township man faces sexual assault charges
• Oley Valley investigating allegations against South Eastern's Shank
• Dover teachers' union rep: Contract talks resumed
• West Manchester Twp. man guilty in teen sex assault case
• Expect more active weather, with rain possible starting Saturday night
• Cannonball Charlie mini-sized (video)
• York City Schools, teachers near settlement
• Get used to construction on North George Street
• Watch for turnpike stoppages this weekend
• Appells to be honored at Downtown First awards
• Jury deliberating sexual assault case against West Manchester Twp. man
• Dallastown grads bike across country to raise money for cancer
• South Eastern OKs contract terms wtith substitute superintendent
• College bookstores say new law will benefit students' pocketbooks
• $51K native plant project in downtown York destroyed (video)
• Other ideas discussed by Downtown Inc (video)
• Officials from West York schools, borough take questions
• City reverses course, will keep renovated parking garage open longer
• Sunny and 87 in York Thursday
• Columbia Gas rate increase lowered
• Police:York City bank robbery suspects caught in 30 minutes
• York police adding anonymous text message system (video)
• Gas line struck in Red Lion
• York-area Catholics welcome a new bishop
• Glen Rock says it can't afford increase for Southern police
• Roadwork under way around York
• York lawyer gets ready for Snyder v. Phelps
• Flight attendant takes up for baby, sets off debate
• FTC clears merger of Snyder's of Hanover and Lance
• President of PA Family Institute to Address York 912 Patriots
• County OKs new ride for Quick Response Team
• Yorkers hit the stores before they hit the books
• Construction workers escape injury
• York County's Glenn Beck fans eager for D.C. rally
• Little Caesar's to open in Springetts
• Jury finds Francis Plaza guilty of first-degree murder
• Spoutwood debuts film on bee loss
• Police arrest two in death of former Newberry Twp. man
• York City named a 2010 Playful City USA
• Plaza found guilty of first-degree murder
• Hanover boy, 4, is Revs' millionth fan (video)
• Police: Man passed fake bills at Manchester Twp. Rutter's
• York City passes ordinance to fund library
• Police: York City man robbed at gunpoint
• Police: York City man arrested after robbery
• LIVE COVERAGE: Most Rev. Joseph P. McFadden installation
• Police: Conewago Township man injured in crash
• Showers and cooler on Wednesday in York
• Clock ticking for Dover, teachers
• West York schools under fire for tax hikes, communication
• Pa. to shame delinquents into paying taxes
• Dallastown school board votes against superintendent probe
• Transatlantic 'family' reunited in Mount Wolf
• Ice business is hot for York County company
• York and Memorial hospitals welcome 'Leo' to operating room
• Accused murderer testifies he doesn't remember shooting wife
• York Little Theatre hosts benefit concert
• Firefighter parade around Dallastown Saturday
• Pathologist: York Twp. homicide victim had four fatal wounds
• Crash closes Roosevelt Ave.
• Solicitor upholds York mayor's veto
• Playing by the Numbers (video)
• Training camp begins for high schoolers (video)
• Testimony begins in York Township murder trial
• Seven Valleys woman charged in Del. with assaulting boyfriend
• Police: York City woman robbed at gunpoint
• Police: York City church damaged by gunfire
• Springettsbury official fights harrassment conviction
• Manchester Twp. animal health product facility to close
• Police: Two charged with assault in York Haven
• Police: York City man poured gas on neighbors' porches
• Police: Vehicles damaged by gunfire in York City
• Public hearing Aug. 31 on proposed Gettysburg casino
• Apartment complex takes initiative to conserve energy
• Parents, children battle weight together at Memorial Hospital
• York Township son first to testify in father's murder trial
• Rebates rise for heating appliances
• Comparing the sports of golf and baseball (video)
• Rep. Grove: Eliminate lieutenant governor's office
• Central board rejects providing laptops to all high schoolers
• Mount Wolf artifacts on display until Sunday
• 15 arrested for DUI at checkpoint
• Former Newberry Township man killed in Harrisburg
• Severe thunderstorm watch for York region
• York Revolution to welcome 1 millionth fan Tuesday
• Hanover woman faces DUI, drug charges
• Fire department says small York City fire was arson(video)
• Thunderstorms possible Monday in York
• Egyptian classroom (video)
• Trimming, resurfacing along I-83
• Grove bill would seek to abolish lieutenant governor
• Felton man dies in motorcycle crash
• Shower Sunday, potentially severe storms Monday in York
• York City street closing
• Work slated for I-83 starting Monday
• JCC needs your votes for playground funding
• Committee would consider costly West York school improvements
• West York wavers on tech integrators
• Comedians kicking off charity golf tourney
• Dallastown's big new school creates cozy oasis for kids (video)
• Sherman Street Extended reopens after crash
• Police: York Hospital patient charged with assault
• Stan Stetler pleads not guilty to various charges
• Dover resident wins $100K and 'Next Great Artist' title on Bravo
• Dover resident wins $100K and 'Next Great Artist' title on Bravo
• Harley seeks casual workers at job fair
• Pastor: Monaghan Twp. church will rebuild after fire
• Hundreds attend York 912 Patriots gathering to gripe
• York City business owners petition for longer garage hours
• Schools around York County wrap up building projects
• York County health officials reflect on swine flu threat
• Steve Stetler pleads not guilty to various charges
• Equipment malfunction causes smoke, but no fire, at Pleasant Acres annex
• Doctor debuts less invasive lung cancer treatment in central Pa.
• York 912 Patriots to Unveil 2010/2011 Strategy
• York 912 Patriots to Unveil 2010/2011 Strategy
• Education Takes Center Stage at York 912 Patriots Meeting
• York County Tea Party - April 10th
• Debate: Todd Platts / Mike Smeltzer
• Easter Egg Hunt
• York St. Patrick's Day Parade
• York Fair
• York County Balloon Festival
• York PA Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts
• Employment Notification from York Area Regional Police

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