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West Manchester, police officers against regionalization
As West Manchester Township and its police officers negotiate a new contract, both sides say the final agreement should include a clause preventing the department from joining a regional force.
Economy complicates teacher contract negotiations
Even under normal circumstances, negotiating a teachers' contract can be a long, difficult process.
For the love of bowling -- and each other
Bet Tillman and her husband, Neil, of Freeland, Md., joke with other members of the York County seniors traveling bowling league.
West York council president resigns
West York's Shawn Mauck has resigned as council president and as a councilman. "Over the last few weeks and months my family has needed me more than ever, and my first role and responsibility is to them," said Mauck, who served 18 months.
Trying an old favorite for the first time
Server Kim Stahle rushes an order to a customer at Reliance Cafe, 1413 W. Market St.
W HITE ROSES: To President Barack Obama for making history by nominating to the Supreme Court a judge who, if confirmed, would be the first Hispanic justice, Sonia Sotomayor.
2 families who lost sons meet at W. York park
As he spoke, David Barton became choked up and had to step back. He looked across the grass of the newly dedicated Unity Park at Wayne Brillhart and took a deep breath.
Bloss Jr., Fishel in line for district justice seats
Two police officers squared off for one of the busiest district justice offices in county, with former York City Police Sgt.
York City set to vote on police merger study
A coalition of York County municipalities is a few steps closer to exploring a merger of their police departments.
Two go head-to-head for district judge in Spring Garden Township
The district judge for the greater Spring Garden Township area and his opponent both support alternative sentencing methods for some offenders.
Crime tops mayoral priorities in York
Roderick Artis, Kim Bracey, Genevieve Ray and Gerry Turner -- have spent weeks knocking on doors, sitting in living rooms and speaking at forums in the hopes of winning their party's nod in the May 19 primary.
Police log: Arrest 10 minutes after robbery
West York Police arrested a man about 10 minutes after he allegedly robbed a convenience store early Friday morning.
Cop Catches Predator on the Prowl
Police say a registered sex offender tries to strike in a York County neighborhood.
Three district justice seats contested in primary
Three district justice races have attracted competition for the May 19 primary. Barry Bloss and Michael Sciangula, who both have police backgrounds, will square off for retired District Justice Harold Kessler's seat.
Police: Woman obstructed emergency crews
Teri Jo Kruger West York Police said a woman tried to prevent police and firefighters from doing their jobs after her vehicle and several others were damaged in a DUI-related crash Tuesday.
On Earth Day, Hanover celebrated the long-awaited grand opening of a local recreation trail that is envisioned to stretch eastward to York and westward to Gettysburg, where it would tie in to a regional loop connecting York to Baltimore and Washington, D.C. That's the good news.
Police log: Man, 54, accused of trying to lure child
Police busted a 54-year-old man after allegedly witnessing him trying to lure a 13-year-old child into his car Monday night.
State senator wants to study merging schools
A Democratic state senator from western Pennsylvania proposed legislation Tuesday that outlines a plan to study school district consolidation.
Locals worry about unemployment tax jump
Olivia Geesey of West York puts the finishing touches on breadsticks at the Infinito's Buffet in York Township.
York Twp. theater's liquor license request spurs debate
A planned 13-screen movie theater in York Township is on track to open by the end of the year, but Florida-based Frank Theatres has yet to convince skeptical officials that the business should be allowed to serve alcohol.