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Caretaker Accused Of Stealing Up To $200K From Patient For Drugs In Lancaster County
Jamie Lynn Lloyd, 42, of Lilitz was charged with Dealing in Proceeds of Unlawful Activities, Identity Theft, Financial Exploitation of an Older Adult or Care-dependent Person, Theft by Deception, Criminal Use of Communication Facility, Access Device Fraud, Unlawful Use of Computer and Other Computer Crimes Arrest, according to Manheim Township police.
Latest Taijuan Walker implosion has a bright side for Phillies fans
The Philadelphia Phillies swapped start dates for Taijuan Walker and Cristopher Sanchez this week, allowing the former to battle the Houston Astros instead of the Atlanta Braves. The goal was to give Philadelphia a leg up in their forthcoming divisional showdown, but Houston's offense, well — let's just look at the box score.
Police investigating alleged theft at Flight 93 National Memorial
SOMERSET COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — Police and other officials are asking for the public’s help to identify individuals who are involved in an alleged theft at the Flight 93 National Memorial. According to the Flight 93 National Memorial Facebook page, they’re seeking to identify two individuals involved in an alleged theft that occurred on Monday, […]
Man Arrested For Setting Fire Outside Carlisle Bar: Police
On Sunday, Aug. 11, at about 5:20 p.m., Carlisle Police and Fire Departments responded to a building fire at the Gingerbread Man Bar on Courthouse Avenue. The fire caused extensive damage to the trash bin area and walk-in cooler area for the bar. The bar also suffered over $30,000 in damages to the food and beverage inventory, Carlisle police said on Tuesday, Aug. 27.
Report: Red tape, new power plant delays put PJM grid 'in peril'
(The Center Square) — Pennsylvania sits at the heart of the 13-state electric grid called PJM. That means the state’s role in generating power to keep the lights on in neighboring states is crucial. But a report warns that recent government policy choices have weakened the grid, making it more vulnerable to disruptions. A potential power shortage could hit by 2030 if more problems mount. ...
A phishing scam is targeting some Pa. voters. Here’s what to know
What questions do you have about the 2024 elections? What major issues do you want candidates to address? Let us know. A text message phishing scam is targeting registered voters in Philadelphia’s suburbs. The message tells the recipient that they are not registered to vote, and directs them to...
3 Pennsylvanians haven't cashed winning Powerball tickets worth $1.25M
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Three winning Powerball lottery tickets sold in Pennsylvania are about to expire with no winners having claimed the prizes, the Pennsylvania Lottery said in a news release Wednesday.The tickets include one worth $1 million, one worth $150,000 and one worth $100,000. All three of the tickets are set to expire in October 2024, on a business day up to one year after the date of the lottery drawing for which they were issued.$1 million lottery winner sold in PhiladelphiaThe Pennsylvania Lottery said a winning Powerball ticket worth $1 million was sold at United Food Market on Walnut...
Discounts to accompany reopening of Dauphin County Fine Wine & Good Spirits store
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board will celebrate the grand reopening of a Fine Wine & Good Spirits (FW&GS) Premium Collection at Blue Mountain Commons, 2310 Linglestown Road, Harrisburg, at 1 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 29. To celebrate, this store will offer 10% off all in-store wines, spirits, and accessories between 9...
Mifflin County volleyball falls to Carlisle
Despite strong performances from Riley Hine (5 kills, 1 ace, 3 digs), Jamilee Gilbert (3 aces, 1 kill, 11 assists), Emmaleigh Harmon (3 kills), and Emily Porch (9 digs), varsity fell to Carlisle 22-25, 12-25, and17-25. Courtesy of strong performances by Jensyn Taylor (4 kills, 7 digs), Kate Hartzler (4...
Harrisburg School District announces hiring of Dr. Benjamin Henry as new superintendent
HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Harrisburg School District on Wednesday announced the hiring of Dr. Benjamin Henry as its new superintendent. A former Regional Assistant Superintendent of Polk County Schools in Florida, Henry oversaw 29 schools during his four-year tenure. Henry has more than two decades of experience as a public school teacher, beginning his career as a special education teacher in Polk County before moving to Hillsborough County, where he became a middle school math teacher. Henry then returned to Polk County to serve as principal, where his Title 1 school became one of Florida's highest-rated schools of excellence.
Harrisburg Book Festival to take over Midtown Scholar
Bookworms may be tempted to put down their novels for a few days in October. The Harrisburg Book Festival will return for its 12th year from Oct. 9 - 13 at the Midtown Scholar Bookstore. Organizers say the event celebrates the power of literature and its ability to unite, delight and inspire.
Football Picked Second in Preseason Poll
For the third straight year, the Muhlenberg football team was picked second in the Centennial Conference preseason poll. The complete poll is as follows, with first-place votes in parentheses: 1. Johns Hopkins (4) – 34 points 2. Muhlenberg (2) – 31 3. Franklin & Marshall (1) – 25 4. Ursinus – 22 5. Dickinson – 17 6. Gettysburg – 10 7. McDaniel – 8 The Mules finished second in the CC last season, with their lone loss coming to Johns Hopkins on the final play of the game. They also played a thriller against the other team to receive a…
New exhibit in Gettysburg highlights never-before-seen artifacts, paintings by Eisenhower
Did you know that Dwight D. Eisenhower could paint? A new exhibit at an Adams County museum is highlighting never-before-seen artifacts that belonged to President Dwight D. Eisenhower, including three original paintings by the president. The items, featured in a new exhibit at the Adams County Historical Society, were donated by the family of...
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