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Traffic tops complaints about Cumberland County warehouse plan during 6-hour meeting

By Daniel Urie,

23 days ago

By Daniel Urie,

23 days ago

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Puglover

22d ago

I moved out of Silver Spring Township 19 years ago because the supervisors ONLY care about the money. They do not care one iota how their greed affects the residents.

Randall Eckenrode

23d ago

Remember some of you folks voted for this nonsense. They are in it for money and pay off. They don’t care about the people or communities.

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