Dillsburg News

Dillsburg, Pa. - A shot in arm or a squirt up the nose - slowly but surely, the swine flu vaccine is making its way through York County.

Linda Hager smiled while she described why she chose a "woodsy wonders" theme for a quilt she made.

Want to learn more about the Dillsburg earthquakes ? Although local and national researchers released the findings of their yearlong study into the cause of the tremors in the Dillsburg-area last month, the Northern York Emergency Task Force will be presenting an earthquake informational community meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. Nov.

UPDATE: York City schools students will be the first to receive inoculations against the H1N1 swine flu virus this week, health officials said Tuesday.

The concepts of complete care and how to best manage that care in an aging community are surfacing as potential drivers of the proposed merger between two of the area's largest health care providers -- including York County's largest employer, WellSpan Health.

Darah Kraenbring, 2, waves from a pumpkin face of the B*Dazzled Dance Studio/York Revolution float Sunday during the York Halloween Parade.

The family of Northern York County Regional Police Officer David Tome comforted one another -- and some shed tears -- as they listened to the emotional testimony of a trucker who witnessed Tome being fatally struck by an SUV a year ago.

A Dillsburg woman accused of hitting and killing a York County police officer will be in court today.

A meeting has been scheduled for local geologists to discuss a Columbia University study on the earthquakes that have been rattling the Dillsburg area since last fall.

The earth moved under the feet of people living in Dillsburg, York County. Around 7 am people reported several tremors, the u-s geological survey says the earthquake came in at 2.8. A survey recently released report states rock fracturing likely is causing the small earthquakes.

A fire off Mount Airy Road in Warrington Township early Sunday morning resulted in one fatality.

It's not uncommon to feel the ground move beneath your feet in Dillsburg, York County.

Dody Tome, wife of Northern York County Regional Police Officer David Tome, announces winners of the 5K race Saturday at Papermaker Stadium in Spring Grove.

A Dillsburg, Pa., man is accused of breaking into three homes in Lower Paxton Township in August and September, police said.

After months of earthquakes in the Dillsburg area, researchers now believe they know the cause.

Residents in Dillsburg, York County, have experienced about 600 small earthquakes over the last year, and now researchers have released a 20-page report looking into why.

Remember that study about those earthquakes in Dillsburg? The results are finally in.

Scientists who studied a series of earthquakes in northern York County say they still don't know the exact cause of the quakes, why the tremors began when they did, or whether more and possibly stronger shocks will occur in the future.

A report on Columbia University's study of the earthquakes in the Dillsburg area was released Friday, and it's believed that stress between two contrasting types of rock is causing them to fracture.

Soggy and cold weather puts a damper on a Dillsburg tradition. Dillsburg Borough Council officials have decided to cancel todayss parade activities.