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Car hits 3 children in Waynesboro
A teenage girl was flown to Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, Friday afternoon after a car went on a sidewalk and drove over her.
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Dispute Resolution Center opens in Waynesboro
A group of Waynesboro attorneys has created a service they say can be more confidential, less expensive and faster for people working through disagreements.
Waynesboro teens hit by car after school
Three Waynesboro teenagers were injured while walking home from school Friday afternoon when they were struck by a car just a block from Waynesboro Area Senior High School, according to police.
Waynesboro man released from hospital after Exit 14 crash
The driver of a truck that overturned at Exit 14 of Interstate 81 was treated and released from Chambersburg Hospital, according to a hospital spokesperson.
Teachers at former Scotland School get preference for public jobs
The Pennsylvania General Assembly, which eliminated funding for the Scotland School for Veterans' Children in early October, has created a hiring pool to give the boarding school's furloughed teachers preference for positions in public school districts.
Pa. voters to head to the polls to elect local officials
Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday in Pennsylvania for a municipal election that will determine new and returning members of school boards, borough councils and boards of township supervisors.
Waynesboro Licensed Child Care Inspections
8 Violations: 0 Comments: The expiration date of the license was Sept. 15, 2009.
Election: Franklin County's voters have chance to choose local leaders Tuesday
Triple checking: Commissioners Bob Ziobrowski, left, David Keller and Bob Thomas check printouts for accuracy Friday during a voting equipment test at Franklin County Annex.
Waynesboro, Greencastle school board winners face renovation issues
Waynesboro Area School Board has four seats up for reelection Tuesday. Each seat occupies a four-year term.
Renfrew gets pledge from Nora Roberts foundation
WAYNESBORO, Pa. - The Nora Roberts Foundation has made a five-year pledge to support Renfrew Institute through the institute's "Today's Horizon Fund." The foundation has made a five-year pledge of $10,000 annually, according to Tracy Holliday, the institute's assistant director.
Police allege gambling at Waynesboro Eagles Club
WAYNESBORO, Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009 -- The Eagles Club Inc. faces charges of paying off more on small games of chance than allowed by law.
Building inspector defends his actions
Waynesboro's building inspector says he was only doing his job Oct. 10, but his actions that evening brought about scrutiny in a public forum.
Former John Wallace Kitchen renovated
Last Halloween, two Waynesboro businessmen purchased a building that resembled a giant pumpkin and since have carved out a restaurant space unlike others downtown.
Firefighters Rescue Woman and Dogs From House Fire
A fire in Franklin County destroyed a house Thursday morning, but firefighters got there in time to save a woman and two dogs.
Waynesboro pedestrian safety project grows costlier
The Waynesboro Borough Council wants to improve pedestrian safety at the intersection of East Main Street, Mickley Avenue and East Second Street, although the project continues to get costlier.
Twins celebrate 90th birthday at country club
They shared a womb, childhood games of 'kick the wicket' and, on Sunday, a big birthday party.
Franklin County divorce decrees
The following divorce decrees are part of the public record at Franklin County Courthouse.
Waynesboro City Council meeting
When: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Where: Council Chambers, Charles T. Yancey Municipal Building Absent: Frank Lucente Issue: Reading First grant Impact: Would appropriate a $50,000 Reading First Grant to the District Wide Central Fund and Elementary Office Fund.
Dogs put best foot forward for Humane Society
Guided by their owners, dozens of dogs put their best paw forward on Sunday to benefit Waynesboro's Antietam Humane Society.
Waynesboro Elks Club auctions off items of all shapes and sizes
Buyers lifted their numbers to bid on everything from a box of forks to a bowling alley during Monday's auction of Waynesboro Elks Club items.
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