Tuesday Jul 15 | The York Daily Record
There's a new dog in town -- a miniature pincher named Dewey, to be specific -- that is parched.
York's doctors-in-training get sample of on-the-road care
Soon-to-be-doctors participated in drills Tuesday in hope that they will better understand how emergency medical personnel care for patients before reaching a hospital.
Policy change complicates gym cancellation
I wanted to cancel my membership with Gold's Gym in Bethlehem. I brought a copy of my membership to the club, but I was told I had to send a certified letter 60 days before canceling.
Summer brings feline overcrowding to the SPCA
The York County SPCA's executive director accepts that folks love summer. But please pardon her for disagreeing.
Costly commute: Gas prices hit home
“They're not going to be willing to go down after this.”
Navy Chief Petty Officer Eric Hornberger fills up the gas tank of his Honda Civic about 5 a.m. recently at a station near Emigsville before heading to work at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. The 112-mile, ... via The York Daily Record
Want to save money on gas? Carpool
Everyone is complaining about high gas prices -- but what are people doing about it? Yes, individuals might feel powerless at the hands of a global oil market that's spiraling upward. via The York Daily Record
Police: Robbery Suspect Surrendered after Family Recognized Him
Emigsville, Pa. A Mechanicsburg man accused in the robbery of a York County gas station turned himself in to police Tuesday night. via WHTM-TV Harrisburg
Commuters challenged to share rides
“This (mass transit) is what the public wants”
Each day as drivers pump fuel into their cars at area gas stations, their wallets shrink. via The York Daily Record
Coalition: York County lost 8,000 manufacturing jobs
“We talk about it a lot, but we don't seem to act”
The high-performance textiles made at Herculite Inc. in Emigsville become awnings, tents and hospital mattresses shipped across the country and beyond. via York Dispatch
“We, as a country, must enhance our standards on imported goods”
John L. Curry trims a piece of material at Herculite, a synthetic fabric manufacturer in Emigsville. via The York Daily Record
Another group urges political action on trade issues
“Without this, sectors of the Pennsylvania economy subject to international competition will continue to bleed jobs and wither from the lack of capital investment.”
Manufacturing job losses are crippling Pennsylvania's economic growth, which will result in a more prolonged and difficult recession unless swift policy action is taken, according to a report released Tuesday. via Philadelphia Business Journal
“People looking to put gas in their cars”
Aaron Rutter looks over two laptop computers at a downtown York pawn shop last week. via The York Daily Record
Fire log: Manchester Twp. family temporarily displaced after fire
“The fire actually burned through the roof into the attic space a bit”
A Manchester Township family will be displaced while the charred portion of their roof is repaired, fire officials said. via York Dispatch
“I tell people I'm a veteran and I'm disabled”
Anthony Lewis, a Marine veteran who served in Iraq five years ago, relaxes at his Emigsville home with wife, Tiffany, and son, Isaiah Querry. via The York Daily Record
Seventeen straight hours of lacrosse
“We're overdue for a break from the weather, and we're hoping it happens for our last Sunday afternoon race this week”
The third annual World's Longest Running Lacrosse Game will be held Saturday at The Blast in Emigsville. via The York Daily Record
“It really looked like a war zone that day. It was amazing no one was killed or seriously injured”
A muddy, barren lot is all that remains of a house that exploded at 2433 S. Queen St. via The York Daily Record
“It's not a catastrophic forecast, so we're not doing anything out of the ordinary.”
Tom Laughman said the force of a Ford Expedition barreling through the front of his Jackson Township home on Tuesday was so violent, it knocked him right out of bed. via InYork
Tractor-trailers struck on I-83
After a largely crash-free morning today, two tractor-trailers collided on the shoulder of northbound Interstate 83, state police said. via The York Daily Record
“He asked me out at the end of the evening”
Perhaps it wasn't love at first strike, that Thanksgiving Day in 2005. But as Bill and Nikki Salisbury got to know each other between frames of bowling, it was clear something was there. via The York Daily Record