Marysville News

Members of the local Scottish Rite, from left, Bill McCarthy, John Crabbe, Bill Bumgarner and Charles Hall, prepare for their Friday spaghetti dinner fundraiser.

One person was killed Tuesday afternoon in a crash on Routes 11/15 in Perry County.

State workers are getting paid again, but so many people, agencies, and vendors are suffering because there's still no budget.

The owner of Body, Mind and Soul does not know what she is going to do. The downtown building housing the business, 107 N. Main St., caught fire this morning leaving her business gutted.

Gas prices rise across continent Increase persists despite heavy flow of supply By PABLO GORONDI The Associated Press Sat.

Harrisburg Police filed charges late Tuesday against 61 year old Jeffrey Oliver Sees of Marysville, Perry County.

Motorcyclist Jeff Messersmith of Marysville rides his motorcycle in October 2007.

A 31-year-old city man was sentenced to prison yesterday for stealing patio furniture from Stevens Towers last summer.

A former Manheim Township policeman was sentenced Wednesday to 10 to 19 years in prison for sexually molesting and propositioning teenagers while working as a police officer in Perry County.

CBS 21 News has continuing coverage, of the former Perry County police officer convicted of molesting young women.

A former small-town police officer convicted of sex offenses committed while on duty in central Pennsylvania has been sentenced to 10 to 19 years in prison.

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Marysville, Pa., Jun 24, 2009 .- The Confraternity of Catholic Clergy has joined Pope Benedict XVI's inauguration of the Year for Priests by announcing an international convocation for English-speaking priests in Rome in January 2010.

Tom and Tricia Babcock's home, in the 1000 block of Valley Street in East Pennsboro Township, was struck by a vehicle fleeing from a traffic stop in Perry County late Wednesday night.

A Pennsylvania woman had drugs and drug paraphernalia in her car with a young girl in a booster seat when township police stopped her on Route 22, according to a news release.

A sentencing date has been set for a former police officer found guilty of molesting or propositioning more than a dozen underage girls.

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"It's overwhelming," Moose Gov. R. Scott Lightner said. On April 27, an open house of the building was conducted, and the Moose presented First National Bank of Marysville CEO Bill Hummel with pieces of the former bank building, which was behind the Moose lodge.

Defense objects to disclosure of assessment Sentencing has been delayed for a former Marysville police officer found guilty last year of having sexual conduct with numerous teenage girls, often while on duty.

A Marysville resident and former borough council member questioned council over its decision to decline a $208,500 grant for the proposed downtown revitalization project.