Millersville News

Woman caught in store theft tries again By RYAN ROBINSON 2009-11-19 08:33:00 Intelligencer Journal Lancaster New Era Ten minutes after police released a New Holland woman charged with retail theft on Wednesday, she walked back into the same store and stole again, Ephrata police said.

The "part timeness" of students and faculty members is one of the greatest challenges community colleges face in creating strong campus connections, according to this year's Community College Survey of Student Engagement.

Find out All-American Rejects' dirty little secret at their Millersville University show at 7 tonight.

Dillsburg residents were given a mini geology lesson Wednesday evening at Northern High School, where several geologists explained what has caused more than 800 earthquakes in the area since last year.

Scientists have met with residents of a central Pennsylvania town to reassure them about the hundreds of tiny earthquakes the area has experienced over the past year.

Scientists have met with residents of a central Pennsylvania town to reassure them about the hundreds of tiny earthquakes the area has experienced over the past year.

A skirmish over Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's proposed 1 percent tuition tax on students could erupt into a larger war pitting town versus gown, especially if the tax is deemed legal, university presidents said Tuesday.

For Fred Rodger, ideas can come from anywhere. A trip to a bookstore. A visit to New York's Greenwich Village.

Looking for a way to offer more to its members, Millersville Federal Credit Union will merge into LANCO Federal Credit Union by year's end.

With the flagging economy hitting home for more and more families, local colleges are seeing an increased demand for student financial aid, a trend affecting institutions of higher learning across the country.

For the past 22 years, it's been helping immigrants, refugees and foreign-born college students thrive in their new home in the United States.

Anna Harsh, who marks her 100th birthday today, says there is no secret to the long life she has lived.

Tony Allen thinks things are running pretty smoothly in Lancaster Township. "I don't see any real issues," Allen, chairman of the board of supervisors, on which he's served 18 years, said Wednesday.

A young man pleaded guilty in Lancaster County Court on Tuesday to a series of crimes, including stealing cookies from an elderly Washington Boro woman.

October 26, 2009 By ENELLY BETANCOURT Financial support and commitment to family hold a place of high priority in the agenda of many Latino youths.

Close to 3 inches of rain have fallen on Lancaster County so far in this month of pumpkins, first frosts and homecoming football games.

A $30,000 project designed to make Millersville's main street more accessible to pedestrians "looks to be ready to go" by the end of the year, Ed Arnold, borough manager, said Monday.

Motorists rattling their teeth on uneven paving along Millersville Pike should see some relief next week.

Robert McLane thought the woman canoeing near him Sunday was joking when she yelled out that she was looking at jellyfish in the Lancaster Township quarry.

Vandals scratched words into the paint on 14 vehicles in Millersville Borough, borough police reported today.