Hanover News

I can adopt a curmudgeonly attitude for just about anything. Just go ahead and ask me about reality TV or people who are convinced sports are rigged or Brussels sprouts.

Still, it seems only fair to hold off any JEERS to the members of the Borough Council themselves.

From left, volunteer Vicki Myers helps Ava Reed, 8, and Estella Gover, 5, with their sheet music while performing in the Lazarus United Church of Christ bell choir on Monday night for residents of the Lutheran Retirement Village at Utz Terrace in Hanover.

Commercial driver Pedro Fret, of Galloway, NJ, unloads inventory from his truck into the Family Dollar store on York Street in Hanover on Tuesday.

A 3-year-old rescue Cockapoo named Koda, owned by Jim Thomas of Hanover, gets a look around at the snow on Sunday.

Hanover High School: Anne Henry of Hanover, daughter of Thomas and Lizabeth Henry; and Ian Brown of Hanover, son of C. Derick and Lisa Brown.

Abby Sheely helps her 12-year-old daughter Mekayla stand up in their apartment on Nov. 29. Mekayla, who has cerebral palsy, needs a wheelchair to move and is unable to navigate around their current living space.

Up since 11 a.m. Sunday, Bob Rauhauser, of West York, clears snow from the parking lot of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church in North York.

Nutcracker Prince Nathaniel Tyson battles Mouse King Jordan Motter during rehearsal for the Midstate Ballet production of 'The Nutcracker' at the Greater York Center for Dance Education .

Kaili and Makenzie playing on the snow covered trampoline in Hanover close to the pa/md line yesterday.

Truman Geiman, 91 in this 2012 file photo, steers his 1945 International Harvester tractor while mowing the grass at his home along Grandview Road near Hanover.

Jim Thomas, of Hanover, took his 3-year-old Cockapoo dog, Koda, out in the snow on Sunday.

More than 20 gingerbread buildings were on display at the Harrisburg Area Community College s Gettysburg campus for the fourth annual Gingerbread Celebration.

At right, Cannons at the Army of the Potomac monument and Santa's Cabin are covered in snowfall in Center Square in downtown Hanover.

Matthew Funke, a life-long member of St. Mark Lutheran Church in Hanover, examines the bell at the top of the steeple on Tuesday.

This bas-relief on the Antietam battlefield depicts William McKinley serving hot coffee to a fellow Union soldier under fire.

Barley Autumn House East resident and U.S. Air Force veteran Edmund Vega, 92, is greeted with a certificate of thanks by Hospice & Community Care chaplain Ellen Good during a small ceremony recognizing the more than 20 veterans in house on Thursday.

In this June 2012 file photo, Mike Dayhoff of Gettysburg, who owns property next door to the B&R Business Center on Baltimore Street, looks over the front of the property in downtown Hanover.

A suspect could have been charged, but the victims, who are from Minnesota, did not want to return to Pennsylvania to testify, Hornberger said.

The 50-hour on-air marathon has become a Hanover institution, with individuals, schools and businesses challenging others to top their donations of canned goods and other non-perishable food items.