Willow Street News

Directly off Colorado Ave , towards the end of the valley across from the Willow Street Parking Lot.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced that the following work will take place on area roads this week beginning today.

West Lampeter Township supervisors recently agreed to ask Willow Valley Associates to contribute to a $15,000 water study.

West Lampeter Township last week heard from several residents who stepped forward to share their visions of the future for Lampeter and Willow Street.

Lancaster General's profits went down $27 million in 2008, but it still made more than the combined profits of the other three hospitals in the county.

County of Lebanon Transit will celebrate Dump the Pump Day tomorrow by offering free travel on fixed routes and providing coloring books, balloons and crayons to children.

There are a few basic rules beat into a homeowner's head. If you don't pay your taxes, the government can seize and sell your house.

When a tornado warning is issued based on doppler radar, it means that strong rotation has been detected in the storm.

Surely, veteran police officer Diane Carter has heard countless answers to the question, "Do you know why I stopped you?" when she pulls over speeders.

Red Knights Motorcyle Club Chapter 33 of Willow Street is having a hospice of Lancaster County benefit ride on Sunday June 14th! The 1 pm ride will leave Willow Street FireCo.

Michael Mann remembers Rob Ulmer as a kid who never took himself too seriously. He did the work Mann assigned him without complaint or hesitation when Ulmer was a student at Lancaster County Career & Technology Center's Willow Street campus.

Pequea Township Supervisor Virginia Brady was concerned when she entered Columbia High School Monday night.

Road work is scheduled begin Monday on Route 65 in Kilbuck Township. Traffic will be reduced to a single lane in each direction between Toms Run Road and Willow Street.

Joe Karaback was awakened late Friday night by a loud crash. "It was an awful noise," he said.

Emergency crews responded to an accident Tuesday afternoon in Providence Township that required one woman to be extricated from her car.

An Ephrata woman was injured early this morning when she lost control of the car she was driving on a wet road and crashed into a tree, state police said.

Alcohol not a factor By 2009-05-29 11:59:00 Lancaster New Era Editor, New Era: I am perplexed! On page one of the New Era recently, we read that Willow Valley Resort needs a liquor license in order to attract visitors.

The company orchestrating one of the largest moving projects in Lancaster County history wants to talk to the public.

Mother Nature has been doing more than her fair share this spring to keep my lawn and perennials happy with rainfall.

Some road projects in Dauphin County funded with federal stimulus money have started.