New Providence News

The New Providence couple got a phone call from a stranger in the middle of the night.

Someone is making threatening, racist phone calls to residents in the Quarryville area, state police reported today.

Providence Township supervisors said Oct. 5 they had no plans to reconsider their rejection of the Lancaster County Humane League's proposed 2010 contract.

The Kenne Bell 2.6H is a worthy street blower, but there are some Lightning owners who want more than its 650 rwhp.

A New Providence woman injured in a two-vehicle accident Tuesday along Route 272 in Providence Township has died, police said.

A Lancaster County man is accused of stealing two goats from a farm and then killing the animals at his home.

A central Pennsylvania man has been sentenced to 4 1/2 to 10 years in state prison in a December 2007 crash that killed a friend.

A central Pennsylvania man has been sentenced to 4 1/2 to 10 years in state prison in a December 2007 crash that killed a friend.

A New Providence man driving a four-wheeler led state police on a high-speed chase through Quarryville and the surrounding area Sunday, police said.

A central Pennsylvania man has been sentenced to 4 1/2 to 10 years in state prison in a December 2007 crash that killed a friend.

"He was my best friend," Richard Prokay told a Lancaster County judge Friday. But early in the morning of Dec.

A New Providence man faces charges after police say he huffed nitrous oxide from 20 cans of whipped cream inside a Quarryville store.

A head-on collision between a car and a tractor-trailer left a Stevens man dead Monday.

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A Hamilton, New Jersey pet shop was issued a temporary license to reopen after state and local health officials shut down the store for a week citing filthy conditions.

A truck crash that shut down Route 78, injured both drivers and snarled traffic on the roadway for more than 12 hours through this morning's commute was still under investigation tonight by State Police.

The only thing missing from Bill Sinnott's final season was a ride into the sunset.

Detectives searching the home of a suspected drug seller in New Providence said they kept getting interrupted by people who dropped by the home hoping to buy marijuana.

More than 45 readers - plus 11 creative students in Stephen Gallo's classroom at the Lancaster County Youth Intervention Center - submitted captions for last month's "Pass the Word" photo of a bear.

Surely, veteran police officer Diane Carter has heard countless answers to the question, "Do you know why I stopped you?" when she pulls over speeders.