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Valencia confirmed to city Planning Commission seat
The appointment of a longtime Frederick resident and former business owner to the city's Planning Commission was unanimously approved by the city's aldermen last week. Natasha Valencia's appointment was approved by a 3-0 vote at the aldermen's meeting Thursday night.
Outdoor Musical Storytime: Superheroes!
It's a Bird. It's a Plane ... It's Superhero Storytime! Join us for stories and songs about our superhero friends. Geared for ages up to 5 with a caregiver. In the case of inclement weather, storytime will be held indoors.
Gladhill buckles down as Dodgers rally past Pirates in Game 1
Littlestown right-hander Justin Gladhill walked to the mound in the top of the seventh inning with his team clinging to a one-run lead, but there was some drama coming. The Dodgers’ ace worked out of it and helped his team to a 5-4 victory over Cashtown in Game 1 of the South Penn League semifinals on Tuesday evening at Memorial Field.
Legion baseball: Northeastern erases sting of last season with regional title
HERSHEY – A year ago, Northeastern felt it had unfinished business when it lost in the Region 4 Legion baseball championship game. On Tuesday afternoon, Northeastern went one step farther than last summer by winning the regional title. But that does not mean they feel their business is quite “finished,”
Alex Hoffman, Middletown alum, wins prestigious Maryland Open in five-man playoff
As the 103rd Maryland Open neared its finish on July 10, Alex Hoffman already had his clubs and spikes in the car. The former two-time state golfing champion for Middletown High had played three terrific rounds in the searing heat and humidity at Talbot Country Club in Easton to give himself a chance to win. But his three-day total of 4-under-par 269 seemed like it was going to fall just short.
Fort Detrick installs new garrison commander
On Tuesday morning, the packed auditorium at Fort Detrick watched as Col. Ned Marsh, the outgoing garrison commander, received a command flag of red and yellow from Command Sgt. Major Michael Dills II. This transfer of colors represented the last official act between him and Fort Detrick's command sergeant major.
Fun in the Sun: Williamsport Retirement Village celebrates 28th annual Jet Ski event
SHARPSBURG, Md. — Williamsport Retirement Village made waves during its 28th annual Jet Ski Event Tuesday morning, providing fun in the sun for residents and staff alike. The much-anticipated celebration not only showcases the vibrant community spirit but also highlights the adventurous side of its senior residents, proving age is just a number when it comes to having fun on the water.
Princess promoting dairy industry at South Mountain Fair
The South Mountain Fair may soon be known as a “moo-untain” of fun with all the dairy events and activities for all ages this week. The 102nd South Mountain Fair opened Tuesday and runs through Saturday with $8 admission for everyone except infants in rear-facing car seats who gain admission for free. The gate admission cost includes all carnival rides and entertainment at the fairgrounds, located at 615 Narrows Road, Biglerville.
Reserved parking for churches could return
After months of discussion, Gettysburg Borough Council members Monday decided to formalize a system under which churches could reserve free parking spaces for Sunday morning services. During a council workshop Monday, members reached a consensus that Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church, 34 Chambersburg St., and St. Francis Xavier Catholic Parish, 25...
Truck rolls into Herrs Ridge tree
While investigating a supposed crash, Cumberland Township Police learned a truck was not driven into a tree, according to a release issued by Cumberland Township Police Pfc. Ryan Eiker. CTPD was dispatched to the area of 1559 Herrs Ridge Road about 11: 17 a.m. Tuesday for a report of a motor vehicle crash, according to the release. Investigation found a Ford F-150, was being operated by Charles Lee of Gettysburg, according to police. “Lee exited the vehicle and forgot to put the vehicle in park, and the vehicle drifted forward, striking a tree next to a house,” the release reads. There was no damage to either the house or vehicle, according to Eiker. (Photo Courtesy Cumberland Township Police Department)
Retail Theft Reported at Sheetz in Chambersburg
On July 20, 2024, Chambersburg Police were called to the Sheetz store located at 875 Norland Avenue after a retail theft was reported by store employees. According to the police, the incident occurred around 3:00 AM when four individuals entered the store. During their visit, one of the group members allegedly stole items valued at approximately $25.00 without making payment.
Clear Springs gets new high-tech “Mesonet” weather station
22 July 2024- The Washington County Office of Emergency Management is pleased to announce the installation of a second Maryland Mesonet weather monitoring station in Clear Spring, joining the first station located in Keedysville. This expansion is part of a broader initiative to enhance emergency preparedness and public safety through the deployment of high-quality, closely-spaced weather monitoring systems across Maryland.
Orrstown reports stable Q2 earnings post-Codorus merger
HARRISBURG, Pa. - Orrstown Financial Services, Inc. (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:ORRF) has announced its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2024. The report shows a net income of $7.7 million and diluted earnings per share of $0.73. These figures are slightly lower than the first quarter's net income of...
Gettysburg National Military Park announces road-paving project
Beginning Monday, July 29, park roads on the eastern portion of the Gettysburg battlefield in the Culp’s Hill and Spangler’s Spring areas, Coster Avenue, and Benner Hill will be repaved. This three-month project requires road closures that will temporarily interrupt the ability to visit portions of the battlefield...
Hagerstown Shooting Being Investigated As Homicide; Suspect In Custody, Police Say (UPDATED)
A midday shooting in Hagerstown is now being investigated as a homicide, police say.Shortly before 1 p.m. on Thursday, July 18, officers were called to investigate a shooting in the 200 block of East Washington Street. According to the Hagerstown Police Department, a suspect was taken into cus…
New Md. grant program invites applications from small businesses
A new grant program launched in Frederick, Maryland, aims to support minority and women-owned small businesses. “The program is designed to support and empower,” said Shana Knight, community engagement specialist with the city of Frederick. “The thought process behind it is that the No. 1 issue for minority and...
Franklin County Visitors Bureau Congratulates Marissa Porter—2024 Champion of A Cappella & Unplugged
On Saturday, July 20, the public selected Marissa Porter as the 2024 A Cappella & Unplugged champion. Porter received $500 and performed before thousands, leading up to the 1864 Ransoming, Burning & Rebirth of Chambersburg on the evening of Saturday, July 20. Listen to Marissa Porter’s performance by clicking here.
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