Thursday Jul 2 | The York Daily Record
Bid to make municipalities pay for state police moves forward
Pennsylvania municipalities without full-time police forces would have to pay for the state troopers who patrol their streets under a bill that a state House committee narrowly passed this week.
In 1863, Jefferson became a plundered crossroads
Re-enactors of the 35th Battalion of the Virginia Cavalry make their way to the Jefferson square Saturday for the dedication of a historical maker in the borough.
Mosquito spraying set for Seven Valleys, Jefferson, N. Codorus Twp.
Mosquito spraying is scheduled for Monday evening in Seven Valleys, Jefferson and North Codorus Township.
Cab Crashes Into Center City Crowd
Jun 25, 2009 7:15 am US/Eastern Four people were injured when a taxi cab crashed into a crowd along the Avenue of the Arts in Center City Wednesday evening.
A new show offers closest thing to running barefoot
Philadelphia - June 23, 2008 -- Over the past 30 years, traditional running sneakers have become bulkier- offering more stabilty and cushioning.
Flood damage keeps two roads closed
BROCK PARKER Two roads remained closed and damage estimates are still climbing a week after flash floods struck in North Codorus Township.
Philly Dawg: Senate committee approves anti-cruelty bill
A bill that would ban non-veterinarians from performing certain surgical procedures on dogs sailed through the Senate Agriculture and Rural Affairs committee today on a unanimous vote.
World War II vet returns to France for ceremony
World War II veteran Carson Stauffer sits in his Spry, York Township, kitchen and checks the schedule of events for his trip to Normandy.
Zoning options eyed for Route 31 growth
Zoning regulations and traffic restrictions are among the keys to preserving a key Somerset County corridor that is bracing for rapid development, a new study says.
After working a 3 A1 2-hour shift at Hanover Country Club and going out to breakfast with his brothers-in-law, Cletus Wentz returned home late Wednesday morning and backed his car into the garage.
Hundreds march for safer York City streets
Pete Mergenthaler, Hannah Engelson video With just a few days' notice, hundreds of spirited demonstrators marched from either side of York City on Sunday afternoon to mark the passing of 9-year-old Ciara Savage, who was killed by stray gunfire a week earlier.
Orie introduces bill to block graduation exam
Sen. Jane Orie has proposed legislation to stop the Rendell administration from proceeding with a $201 million, seven-year contract for Keystone Exams, new graduation competency assessments for high school students.
Recalling the day The Inquirer was born
Usage, grown into common law, requires the editors of newspapers, in the commencement of their publication, to give to their readers an exposition on the principles and views by which they mean to be governed in the prosecution of their labors.
Positively Philadelphia: Old City at Night -- Circa 1776
The "Independence After Hours" evening adventure tour gives you a chance to see life in Philadelphia as it was in 1776, and you meet characters who were here at the time.
Democrats honor Holtzapple for three decades of service
Marlyn "Curly" Holtzapple, right, greets Laura Rickrode at the annual Jefferson/Jackson Day Dinner Wednesday, during which Holtzapple was honored.
Auditor general to speak at Dems' dinner
Pennsylvania Auditor General Jack Wagner will serve as the keynote speaker Wednesday at the 117th annual Jefferson/Jackson Day Dinner sponsored by the Democratic Society of York.
911 director knew of previous dispatch problems
Troy Snyder was asleep in bed when his old emergency pager started vibrating and a voice call for help went out for a car down an embankment with a man trapped inside.
Golf: Skubick and Bonneau Pace Titan Men and Women at Saint Vincent
The Westminster College men's and women's golf teams each competed at events hosted by Saint Vincent College on Thursday.
Man's fight against development nears end of line
Bob Rebert walks along a railroad bed on his property in March 2007. He has been trying to stop construction of a sewer line on the property, which spans North Codorus and Codorus townships.
Public notices belong in paper
Why do most of the state senators representing York County want to keep you in the dark about important municipal and school district information? Sens.
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