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Police log: Money stolen from dairy
Police have charged three people from stealing $125 from a dairy in Peach Bottom Township last month.
WHITE ROSES: To everyone who remembers the "reason for the season" today. That phrase is usually associated with Christmas -- a suggestion that too many get caught up in the commercial trappings of the holiday.
York City fills gap with three new police officers
York City Police Commissioner Mark Whitman, right, presents Benjamin Smith with his badge Monday at City Hall.
South Eastern, Peach Bottom plan to swap some land
Officials from Peach Bottom Township and the South Eastern School District are moving forward on plans for a land swap at the Delta-Peach Bottom Elementary School.
Philadelphia - June 23, 2008 -- Over the past 30 years, traditional running sneakers have become bulkier- offering more stabilty and cushioning.
Assorted thoughts on assorted subjects: Too pricey: Somehow, in the course of a couple of years, we've gone from a free visitor center at the Gettysburg battlefield to one that cost $7.50 a person to one that now costs a whopping $10.50 a head.
Chicken manure transforms from environmental threat to treat
Scott Breneman, who works for Keystone Area Goodwill Industries, got one of the biggest and most unusual Goodwill donations ever the other day - a truckload of composted chicken manure.
NRC investigates Peach Bottom employee cases
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission may take enforcement action against the owner of Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station for an employee who reported inaccurate information on a job application and an operator who failed to inform the company of an arrest, according to the federal agency.
Exelon nuclear plant uprate to net 1,500 MW by 2017
Equipment upgrades at Exelon's Quad Cities nuclear plant in Illinois led the upgrade program.
Dairy farms' losses are fiscal threat for state
Farmer Curtis Martin milks some of the 200 cows he has on his dairy farm in South Annville Township, Lebanon County.
Animal cruelty charge dropped to disorderly conduct
A woman who had been charged with cruelty to animals for the condition of the horse she owned pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct last week.
Contested GOP primary races in 10 townships
Ten townships in Lancaster County have contested Republican races for supervisor/commissioner positions.
State police are investigating the death of a scuba diver in York County on Saturday.
Police log: Man dies during scuba training
Authorities have identified a Maryland man who died Saturday while undergoing scuba training in Peach Bottom Township.
Police are investigating the death of a York ...
A bullet-riddled truck containing human bones is pulled from a river and it's believed that the remains are those of a 17-year-old girl who went missing in 1932.
Jake Danenmann is a 17-year-old struggling to find a job. The businesses around his Peach Bottom Township home usually tell him to call back later when he asks about employment.
Road work scheduled for coming week
Crews will be cutting brush, mowing and doing other maintenance work this week, according to the weekly schedule for the York County maintenance office of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
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Who will pay for America's Chernobyl roulette?
Harvey Wasserman Who will pay for America's Chernobyl roulette? April 26, 2009 As the US attempts to dig out from economic collapse, a little-known nuclear industry liability could seriously derail Obama's attempt to revive our finances.
A woman who attacked a city police officer Saturday was charged with one count of aggravated assault and committed to Lancaster County Prison, police said.
Manheim Township police on Thursday arrested a Peach Bottom man who allegedly was observed with a gun in his vehicle at Lancaster Shopping Center on Lititz Pike.