Maytown News

A failed referendum, taxpayer backlash and public surveys led Donegal School District officials to scale back a proposed building plan scheduled for a referendum in November.

I've just moved from the west end of Lancaster City to the bustling metropolis of Maytown.

A lawsuit filed by relatives of a man hit and killed by a drunken driver two years ago has been settled.

Woods Avenue is a tree-lined block of turn-of-the-20th-century homes just outside the city limits in Lancaster Township.

An East Manchester Township man -- convicted in Canada for dumping waste into a river -- is facing charges filed May 1 in connection with storing radioactive materials without permits in Lancaster County.

Veronica Hess told a Lancaster County jury Thursday that her home and her car were broken into before her mother was brutally murdered in 2007.

State prosecutors say a York County man illegally stored radioactive items and hazardous waste at warehouses in Lancaster County.

As Sean Laukhuff was leaving Park City with his fiance late Sunday afternoon, he got a disturbing call on his cell phone.

Susquehanna Regional Police arrested a 25-year-old woman Tuesday afternoon in connection with a prostitution investigation.

An East Donegal Township woman was arrested Tuesday after police said they conducted an undercover investigation into allegations of prostitution at her Maytown area home.

A Maytown woman got a shock Sunday morning when a sport utility vehicle plowed into the front of her house.

Radioactive materials that were stored for decades in warehouses in four Lancaster County municipalities have been removed, state officials said Friday.

Behind the reddish metal locker doors of Donegal High School lies ... not much. Maybe a few books.

A newly-approved device implanted in the chest like a pacemaker is giving people with obsessive-compulsive disorder new hope.

Farmer Stanley Saylor definitely wanted his old hog barn to come down. Just not quite so fast.

The federal-state emergency cleanup of hundreds of thousands of World War II aircraft instruments with radioactive dials in warehouses in Columbia, Marietta, Maytown and Mount Joy is 90 percent complete.

Plum Street Gourmet will open Feb. 2 at its new location, 1831 Oregon Pike, across from Stauffer's of Kissel Hill.

Donegal school board member and district facilities chairman John Coleman told voters last month that if they supported 80 percent of the project, they should vote for it.

Work together to solve Donegal school crisis By 2009-01-16 16:47:00 Lancaster New Era Editor, New Era: How ironic is it that, as I log on to the Lancaster County election Web site at 10 p.m. to check the ...

Independent farming in the U.S. is now the exception rather than the rule. So the 'farm stay'-visiting a farm overnight and participating in farm life-has an adventurous allure for city dwellers.