Friday Jun 27 | York Dispatch
New Salem dairy cited for selling raw milk without a permit
The state's Department of Agriculture is urging people who recently purchased raw milk or milk products from Stump Acres Dairy farm in New Salem to throw it out; a sample taken from the farm tested positive ...
Bacteria found in raw milk from York County dairy
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture says to throw out raw milk from a particular York County dairy.
Police: Man Preyed On Teen In Fayette Co.
A man accused of trying to lure and abduct a 16-year-old girl into his car on Friday faces attempted kidnapping charges.
State: Stump Acres raw milk tests positive for bacteria
Stump Acres raw milk is not safe to drink because it tested positive for a bacteria that can make people sick, the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture said today.
2 men charged with Fayette County pet store snake theft
Two men are charged with stealing a Burmese python from a Fayette County pet store. via Pittsburgh Tribune
One dead, another treated after Fayette County stabbing
A Yorkshire Terrier unwittingly went on a 130-mile journey under the hood of her Northern Cambria owners' car and came out unscathed. via Indiana Gazette Online
Postal Worker Pleads Guilty To Delaying, Hiding Mail
Federal prosecutors said a 28-year-old postal worker from Fayette County has pleaded guilty to hiding or delaying the delivery of more than 18,000 pieces of mail. via ThePittsburghChannel
A member of the York-New Salem Fire Co. has been charged with setting two fires, according to Pennsylvania State Police. via The York Daily Record
Uniontown woman files suit for wrongful arrest
A Uniontown woman has filed a federal lawsuit against three Fayette County residents, claiming they conspired to wrongfully imprison her last month. via Herald-Standard
Bus company faces more tax woes
A Fayette County bus company, already accused of owing more than $600,000 in back federal taxes, failed to pay $25,000 in local earned income taxes, according to the Southwest Regional Tax Bureau. via Pittsburgh Tribune
Another I-70 bust: Police say $37,500 in pot confiscated
“But they were not sure where (in Indianapolis) they were coming back from.”
Police recovered almost 15 pounts of marijuana Tuesday afternoon that they said had a street value of $37,500 after stopping a Pennsylvania man for what they said was unsafe lane movement. via Palladium-Item
Change constant along Route 22 between Murrysville, Delmont
PennDOT's ongoing Route 22 reconstruction project near Delmont is just the latest of many road improvement efforts that have occurred in that area. via PittsburghLIVE.com
2 seriously injured in single-vehicle crash in Fayette County
Two Fayette County men were hospitalized Sunday, one in critical condition, after an early-morning crash in Menallen. via Pittsburgh Tribune
New Salem woman whose toddler died in crash avoids jail
“I'm sure she is in a prison of her own creation as a result of the death of her own daughter”
A Fayette County woman whose toddler died after she crashed her speeding car in Uniontown has avoided jail, but a judge said she'll spend the rest of her life in a prison of her own making. via Pittsburgh Tribune
Fairbank's towering tree continues a holiday tradition
“People have told me that they will hear about it or read something in the paper, and they will come by just to see it”
Stephen "Hack" Barbush of Fairbank understands the importance of a holiday tradition. via PittsburghLIVE.com
The Give-A-Christmas fund now stands at $8,325 as Herald-Standard readers contribute another $710. "We're gaining momentum and that's what we need to reach our goal of raising $40,000 for the Salvation Army,'' ... via Herald-Standard
Postal carrier allegedly fails to deliver 18,400 pieces of mail
A Uniontown letter carrier has been charged with hiding more than 18,400 pieces of mail over a two-year period. via Pittsburgh Tribune
Postal employee accused of hiding, delaying 18,000 pieces of mail
Federal prosecutors say a 28-year-old Fayette County mail carrier hid or delayed thousands of pieces of mail entrusted to him. via The York Daily Record
Donkey shot State police reported that a donkey owned by Kenneth James Williams Jr., 37 of Smithfield was shot and killed Friday at 11 a.m. while it was located several hundred yards from the road but close to ... via Herald-Standard