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Illegal Bets On Little League World Series Sent to Police by PGCB
Pennsylvania is among the states that currently allow wagers on both professional and collegiate sports events. While such wagers are permitted, the gambling regulations in the state prohibit betting activity involving high-school athletes and amateur athletic events, with the exception of tournaments that have secured specific approval from the gambling regulator, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB).
Urgent Search Underway for Missing 6-Year-Old Autistic Boy in Lykens, Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania State Police, aided by members of the Dauphin County community and various technological tools, are on an urgent mission to locate 6-year-old Johnathan Pringle, who disappeared from his home in Lykens early this morning. According to Local 21 News, Johnathan, who is autistic and semi-verbal, was last seen around 4 a.m. on the 300 block of Market Street wearing blue striped pajamas, and notably without shoes.
Lebanon County residents warned about election scam text messages
LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)– Multiple Lebanon County residents have reported receiving text messages from scammers posing as election officials, according to Lebanon County Bureau of Elections. These messages appear to be automated messages telling residents, “We have you in our records as not registered to vote,” and then providing a link to do so. DO […]
Robert McCloskey ’61-67M continues to share his Ship story
Robert J. (Bob) McCloskey is a proud Ship alumnus who has built a successful education and arts career. Born on November 16, 1939, in Paxtang, Pennsylvania, McCloskey’s life began in Dauphin County. He graduated from Central Dauphin High School in 1957 and then attended Shippensburg State Teachers College, now known as Shippensburg University. While at Ship, he earned both his BS and MS in education.
Dollar General stocks shelves with fresh food
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. — Trips to the grocery store just got a little easier for some people in Lancaster County as the Dollar General Corporation stocks shelves with healthier food options. Mary Cunningham, a shopper, first noticed the fresh produce on Thursday while visiting the Dollar General chain store...
Elkton woman working to educate everyone about sickle cell disease
ELKTON — Imagine having a disease so rare that when you show up at a hospital in extreme pain, the staff there think you are an addict. “We are always labeled as drug seekers,” said Regina Dorsey, Vice President of the Sickle Cell Association of Harford/Cecil Counties & the Eastern Shore. “You’re in pain, you’re crying and screaming and you’re labeled as a seeker.” Sickle Cell Anemia, or Sickle Cell...
13-year-old who died in Cumberland County had been shot in head
The teen found dead in Shippensburg Township, Cumberland County on Tuesday was discovered with a gunshot wound to the head, though authorities say the exact details of what happened are still being pieced together. Levi Maciejewski was discovered by a family member shortly after 2 p.m. in the backyard of...
The Week that Was: News and features around Harrisburg
It’s been a mild, sunny week here in Harrisburg, giving us the first taste of fall weather on the horizon. Below, you’ll find all of our news coverage from this past week, so make sure you catch up before sliding into weekend plans. The Broad Street Market was...
Cookie company Taylor Chip to open two Philly stores in September
Lancaster cookie company Taylor Chip will make its Philadelphia debut next month with two new stores. A Rittenhouse location will open Saturday, Sept. 14 at 1807 Chestnut St., and a Fishtown store at 1828 Frankford Ave. will open a week later. Both will feature two dozen flavors of cookies and coffee. Plus, the Philly locations will be the first Taylor Chip stores to offer ice cream.
55 Years Old Woman Passes Away After Medical Emergency at Elizabethtown Fair
A 55-year-old woman died following a medical emergency at the Elizabethtown Fair this past Tuesday. According to ABC27, the incident occurred around 1:00 p.m. and involved the woman going into cardiac arrest near officers from the Northwest Regional Police Department who were on lunch break at the fairgrounds located at 900 East High Street.
Wood Pro Expo Lancaster registration is open
The entire industry is focusing on IWF this month as the largest woodworking event in North America flexes in the city of Atlanta. The question is, what do I do after it is over? Look no further than a major hub of cabinetry, components, closets, and furniture in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Reimagining Our Communities marks Giving Circle anniversary, awards first grants
Lancaster’s “Reimagining Our Community” initiative celebrated the one-year anniversary of its giving circle on Thursday, awarding grants totaling $30,000 to four nonprofits that support BIPOC entrepreneurs. The grants were the first to be made through the giving circle and were as follows:. Assets ($10,000): Support for a...
Get hype! High school football is back in central Pa.: video
High school football enthusiasts have plenty to be excited about now that the season is officially here. You can definitely look forward to seeing some standout plays this season from top-tier athletes throughout the Mid-Penn Conference. The video below features some of the top football players in the Mid Penn...
Field hockey team to sell discount cards
The Manheim Township field hockey team is selling cards offering discounts are various businesses. Each discount can be used an unlimited number of times between Sunday, Sept. 1, 2024, and Sunday, Aug. 31, 2025. All proceeds from the sale of the cards will benefit the Manheim Township field hockey team.
Red Land at Cedar Cliff football live stream on PennLive: Here’s how to watch
The Mid-Penn football season kicks off on Friday night, and once again in 2024, PennLive will provide live streams of games each week this season. • Sign up for PennLive’s new high school sports newsletter here. Tonight, PennLive is bringing viewers a live matchup between two rival schools as...
Longwood Gardens makes big changes right before the holiday season
Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square has been in the public eye for generations, with visitors capturing wedding photos, walking amongst holiday lights, and exploring nature through their thousands of flowers and foliage of every color and hue. Now the garden is expanding and developing even further. Taking pieces of its...
Temps and humidity on the rise
The upper-low that has been situated to our north much of the week has finally exited and now high pressure has taken control. As this area of high pressure slides east, we'll see more sunshine today. We'll start off on the chilly side though, and once again, patchy fog is possible. The wind turns back around from the SW allowing for warmer air to pump into the Valley. Temperatures climb back into the 80s this afternoon with the middle 80s on tap this weekend. With that wind flow, we'll also tap into some more moisture. We'll start to notice a stickier feel in the air to combine with the warmer temperatures. Feels like temps could rise back into the lower 90s early in the workweek. The heat and humidity will also help with some stray storms as a few different disturbances slide through the region. The first arrives late Sunday into Monday. We'll keep the threat of stray storms on Monday too as we'll still have some lift on top of us. Tuesday looks drier but still muggy and warm. The pattern stays active though, with another series of disturbances moving in Wednesday into the weekend. None of the days are looking like washouts but we'll keep the slim chance in the forecast through much of next week. A stronger system looks to slide our way and that could eventually bring higher shower and storm chances next weekend. A cold front likely swings through the Commonwealth and will bring us back down into the lower 80s by Sunday. It's still over a week a way but it's something we'll continue to monitor.
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