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West York Borough Council votes to terminate police officer
West York Borough Council voted unanimously Monday night to terminate Officer Bridgette Wilson, who had been suspended without pay in March 2011.
Monday | York Dispatch
Two York County athletes headed to Lycoming
West York's Lauren Fink and Eastern York's Kirsten Myers will play for Tim McMahon, who is Lycoming's 13-year head coach.
New Christian school planned for West York location
Kim Martin said she and a group of other experienced Christian educators are taking a leap of faith and deciding to open their own Christian school in August.
Mike Argento: Tony Danna of West York recalls Flying Tiger service
Tony Danna of West York recalls his days serving with the Flying Tigers during World War II in China.
New Christian school to open in York
Keystone Christian Academy, a new faith-based school, will begin enrolling students in kindergarten through eighth grade later this month.
Number of people shot in York City
A victim is taken to ambulance after being shot in the 600 block of West Princess Street just before midnight Monday.
At 81, Gerald 'Heck' Linebaugh is a fixture at York Kia Mitsubishi
Gerald "Heck" Linebaugh, 81, poses with his tool box at York Kia Mitsubishi. Linebaugh has worked for the dealership since 1953, when it was known as Wiest Motor Company.
Bike rodeo scheduled in West York
West York Police officers and York County Sheriff's Office deputies will teach youth bicycle safety at the event, to be held in the parking lot of Carriage Works Apartments, 50 S. Highland Ave., from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., said Deb Anderson, president of the borough block watch.
West York Police: Burglar caught in the act
A man was arrested Thursday after he was observed trying to enter a residence in the 1700 block of Orange Street Thursday, and then ran from police, police said.
York's Schreiber prepares to take his 95th District seat
She might want to keep that store on speed-dial, because the representative-elect is vowing to equally abuse the shoe leather - at least figuratively - now that he's landed the job.
EDITORIAL: Honoring for those who served
T humbs up: To those who served their country, and to those who organized ceremonies throughout York County Monday to honor them.
Five charged with scheme to steal from West York store
A man, his pregnant girlfriend and three Dollar General employees are charged with involvement in stealing over $11,000 worth of items from the West York store.
Summer crab season starts with supply crunch in York
Steamed crabs wait for hungry diners on a tray at Jeff's Got Crabs & Seafood in Springettsbury Township on Wednesday.
Police: Dollar General employees helped West York woman steal $11,000 in merchandise
Two Dollar General Store employees were charged Saturday after police said they helped a West York woman steal $11,000 worth of store merchandise, according to charging documents.
Summer crab season starts with supply crunch in York
Steamed crabs wait for hungry diners on a tray at Jeff's Got Crabs & Seafood in Springettsbury Township on Wednesday.
Write-ins could change some York-area races
The fields of some key races in Tuesday's primary could change next week as election officials recount votes and include write-in and provisional ballots.
Dr. Christine Weld receives 2013 Central Pennsylvania Young Optometrist of the Year award
Dr. Christine M. Weld of Weaver Eye Associates West York office has been recognized by her peers as the 2013 recipient of the Central Pennsylvania Young Optometrist of the Year award.
Some newcomers win ballot spots in York County school board races
Contested school board primary races in York County resulted in a mix of new faces and incumbent officials appearing on the ballot in November, according to unofficial results.
Many new faces in township, borough race nominations
West York councilman Brian Wilson, who is running for reelection, hands out literature to Clara Woodard and her mother Mary outside the West York fire hall on Tuesday, May 21, 2013.
York City Council: No further action on regional authority
The York City Council announced at a meeting Wednesday that it will take no further action on a proposal designed to facilitate discussion of money-saving regionalization among York County's urban municipalities.