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Covered bridge model finds new home
Leon H. Martin's 18-foot-long replica of Hunsecker's Mill Covered Bridge will soon be heading to what he hopes is "its final resting place." The massive model will be transported Saturday morning from Martin's ...
One Tank Trip: Red Caboose Motel
In between two valleys in Lancaster County sit more than two dozen train cars. They won't take you anywhere but they will help you get a good night's sleep.
Twenty-five years ago, on their way back to New York - where they worked as actors - David DiSavino and Cynthia Haynes DiSavino "cooked up an idea" to return to Lancaster County someday, not for a visit but to ...
Explore Pennsylvania Dutch country and get started on the Internet
There's a lot of relaxation and fun to be had in Pennsylvania Dutch Country, along with a look at a rural lifestyle and culture that hasn't changed much in more than a century and isn't likely to change anytime ...
Paradise lost: Ring a clue to pilot's past
It was spring 1942, and the world was at war. In May of that year, Japanese submarines were mounting an attack on Sydney harbor in Australia, and Mexico had just joined the war effort against the Nazis.
2 hurt when cow runs into side of truck in Paradise Twp.
Two people were hurt when a frisky cow ran into a pickup truck Monday night on South Vintage Road in Paradise Township, Lancaster state police said.
Brothers overcome disability by design...
Larry and Stan Stauffer run a thriving business. That alone hardly set these brothers apart, but they also share something that makes their situation more than a little unusual.
2 nabbed in theft of copper wire
A report of suspicious activity led to Manheim Township police arresting two men who allegedly stole copper wire Wednesday at a long-time abandoned motel property in the township's north end.
Three times farmers asked East Lampeter Township to include their properties in an agricultural security zone.
About 50 firefighters responded to a chimney fire at 59 Frogtown Road in Paradise Township today. via LancasterOnline
3 hurt as buggy, pickup collide in East Lampeter
Four people, including three occupants of a horse-drawn buggy, were seriously injured in crashes Monday in East Lampeter Township and Martic Township. via LancasterOnline
“Daddy would hear it and say, 'Them boys are at it again,'”
This story is about love and loss and family, and a tractor. A little tractor that helped the Amos G. Spade family of Paradise make a living on a 30-acre farm. via LancasterOnline
Panel gets earful on feds' ID law
“The federal government has no authority to demand, command, mandate or otherwise tell states what they must or cannot do”
Driver's license rules for states criticized SCRANTON A controversial federal law requiring states to change the way they issue driver's licenses was the center of attention at Thursday's contentious state ... via Times Leader
Jonathan Takiff: Rock glitz from Lititz, the town that puts the WOW in concert tours
“Nobody's asked for them yet, but we've always got to stay one step ahead of the curve”
T HE GIZMO: Greetings from Rock 'n' Roll Paradise. Reading has its discount shopping outlets, Hershey its Chocolate World attraction. via Philly.com
Child-driven parent/pupil conferences make comeback here
“In a regular parent-teacher conference, often it lasts 15 minutes, and then they go”
Hey mom, this time you don't have to ask my teacher what I've learned. I'll show you myself. via LancasterOnline
Quarryville Lion Cited for Community Service
“I really do appreciate it. It should be for the whole club, not just me”
Quarryville Lion Cited for Community Service QUARRYVILLE -- Lions serve and Scott Peiffer, secretary of the Quarryville Lions Club, is a good example. via SolancoNews.com
Paradise School 'riot': Police arrest six students
“The school, by in large, does a good job”
Police were called to the Paradise School for Boys on West Canal Road near Abbottstown on Saturday after two counselors were assaulted. via Evening Sun
Counselors assaulted at Paradise
Six male juveniles are charged after assaulting and injuring counselors at The Paradise School for Boys Saturday evening, police said. via The York Daily Record
A look inside an 'invisible' firm
“Everything Johnson & Johnson does is automated”
For an "invisible company," The Jay Group has a sizable footprint in Lancaster County. via LancasterOnline
Spray-paint vandals cause $5,000 damage
Obscenities, racial slurs and anti-religious phrases were spray-painted across a church and several other properties in Paradise on Tuesday, according to state police, causing an estimated $5,000 damage. via LancasterOnline