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Tim Walz Trolls J.D. Vance by Buying Donuts Like a Normal Human Person
After Republican vice presidential pick J.D. Vance went viral last week for being extraordinarily awkward at a donut shop in Georgia, Democrat Tim Walz had to poke fun at him during a snack stop in Pennsylvania. Pursuing sweets like whoopie pies and donuts at Cherry Hill Orchards in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Walz slid in a joke while speaking to voters. “Look at me, I have no problem picking out donuts.”“Look at me I have no problem picking out donuts.” -- Tim Walz getting pumpkin and chocolate whoopie pies and apple cider donuts at Cherry Hill Orchards in Lancaster Pennsylvania pic.twitter.com/doSyzBNxT9— Howard...
Dauphin County tourism agency refuses to give commissioner its records after spending concerns, FBI visit
Pressure is mounting on Visit Hershey & Harrisburg to release documents following a PennLive investigation about how former Dauphin County Commissioner Jeff Haste approved millions of dollars to the organization without disclosing his wife, Maria Haste, was a paid consultant there. At a public Dauphin County commissioners meeting Wednesday, Commissioner...
Mommy Minute: Consignment event offers chance to sell, save
Shellie Wadas owns Just Between Friends Harrisburg, a huge consignment event with tens of thousands of items up for sale. In addition to clothing, you can find room decor, shoes and sports gear. “Toys and games and books and puzzles and movies,” Wadas said. “If your kid uses it, we sell it.” Wadas said the […]
Franklin County Trunk or Treat Event Set for October 29
Franklin County will be hosting its annual Trunk or Treat event, featuring first responders and law enforcement agencies, on Tuesday, October 29 from 6-8 pm at Chambersburg Area Middle School North (CAMS North). The event is an opportunity for community members to interact with public service agencies in a festive and safe environment.
My motorcycle was stolen & tow company wanted $750 to give it back – I couldn’t afford the fee & felt ‘victimized twice’
A RIDER’s motorcycle was stolen while celebrating a national holiday – a local charity helped reduce the fee by $200 under one condition. First, his property was stolen – then he felt like it was held hostage by a towing company. Millard Beatty, a motorcycle rider in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, saw his motorcycle stolen while celebrating […]
Gov. Shapiro Visits Warrington Township Police Department
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP, PA—Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro was in Warrington earlier this week to tour the township’s new police building.State Rep. Brian Munroe accompanied Shapiro on the tour of the Easton Road building, which was opened in the fall of 2020. The 18,000-square-foot building has state-of-the-art features like a high-tech prisoner processing center, an in-house training center and a “hoteling” office that allows police to easily collaborate with other agencies. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER“Our entire department is grateful for Gov. Shapiro’s visit and his unwavering support for our police and emergency services,” Warrington police Chief Daniel Friel said in a statement. “His presence on Tuesday affirms the hard work and dedication of our officers.”Want more news like this delivered to your inbox? Sign up for our daily and weekly e-mail newsletters online. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Greensburg Salem’s Kai Brunot wins fan vote as Pa. high school football player of the week
Greensburg Salem improved to 2-0 Friday with a 43-14 win over Ligonier Valley. Not bad for a team that won two games all of last season. Kai Brunot played a big-time role in that win, rushing for 142 yards and a touchdown. “I feel like we did good,” he told...
Family shares awareness about device they say could have saved their son
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- A Fayette County family is pushing for awareness after unexpectedly losing their 6-year-old son last month.Danielle and Dustin Hockenberry are advocating for families, first responders, day cares and schools to take action now in hopes to save a life after their son Owen died on Aug. 22. after choking on a piece of food."We were all hanging out, you know? We cooked out on the grill that day, and my son came in and got a piece of food that day and ended up choking on it. I ended up starting the Heimlich on him. The neighbor...
25-foot-deep sinkhole opens across parking lot from Palmer Twp. warehouse
A 25-foot-deep sinkhole opened up 55 feet away from the entrance of one of the recently-built warehouses in the Chrin Commerce Center at Palmer Township. The sinkhole at the ABB warehouse at 1000 Carson Court was reported to the township a few days ago, according to township Planning Director Kent Baird. He said the landlord, the Carson Companies, plans to fill it Thursday.
Cross Keys warehouse hearing pushed again so developer can ‘simplify’ plan
The next increment of a zoning hearing concerning a large scale warehouse complex project in Cross Keys was pushed back again so the developer can alter the project’s plans. The Hamilton Township Zoning Hearing Board convened briefly August 26, 2024 to accept a motion for continuation from the attorney representing the developer, David Tshudy. https://www.facebook.com/communitymedia.net/videos/1044386003942640.
You can now text 911 in every Pennsylvania county
Attention Pennsylvanians, a new potentially life-saving measure has officially reached every county in Pennsylvania; the ability to text 911 in an emergency. This new measure, “Text-to-911” allows everyone in Pennsylvania as well as many other states across the country to send a text message to the 911 emergency call center in the event that a […]
Pennsylvania Seeks Public Feedback on EV Charging Infrastructure Plans
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is calling for public input on its latest proposal to expand electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across the state. This initiative is part of the ongoing efforts by the Shapiro Administration to enhance EV infrastructure through federal investments. The public is invited to participate in a survey available on the PennDOT website until October 11, 2023, at 11:59 PM.
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