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Lori L. Mast
Lori L. Mast, 63, of Amity Township, passed away Saturday, August 24, 2024 at 9:11 pm at Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia Hospital. Born in Reading, Ms. Mast was the daughter of Carol E. (Showers) Mast of Sinking Spring and the late Jack R. Mast. She attended Zion Mennonite Church in Birdsboro and was employed by Limerick Power Plant. Ms. Mast is survived by her daughter, Angelique S. Laird wife of David E. Laird Jr. of Amity Township and her grandson Dakota J. Laird. She is also survived by her siblings; Timothy P. Mast of Temple, Todd T. Mast of Temple, Kimberly N. Keller wife of Rick L. Keller of Muhlenberg Township and nephew, Joshua A. Keller. A Private Celebration of Life will be held by the family at a later date. Bean Funeral Homes & Crematory 3825 Penn Ave. Sinking Spring is in charge of arrangements and online condolences may be made at www.beanfuneralhomes.com.
East Cocalico board nixes rezoning proposal that would allow warehouse, high-rises
When: East Cocalico Township supervisors meeting, Aug. 15. What happened: Supervisors unanimously rejected a rezoning request for an apartment complex and warehouse at 91 Denver Road. Background: Denver Road Partners LLC hoped to develop a 41-acre tract, most of which is currently zoned R-2 high density residential, except for a...
Ira G. Nolt
Ira G. Nolt, 87, formerly of Ephrata, PA, and lately of Landis Homes, passed to his heavenly home on August 22, 2024, with family by his side. He was the son of the late Milton W. and Margie (Gehman) Nolt. He was married to Dorothy M. (Denlinger) Nolt for 66 years.
No. 1 FSU women's soccer beats Villanova, extends unbeaten streak and records 4th shutout
The No. 1 Florida State soccer team (4-0-1) claimed its fourth shutout of the season in a 2-0 victory over Villanova (3-2-0) on Sunday afternoon at the Seminole Soccer Complex. Taylor Huff scored her fifth goal of the season to cap off the four-game homestand. The Seminoles established steady control...
Student living stage dream passed down from theater-icon grandmother [I Know a Story column]
I reach out to grab the branch as if I am trying to hold my mom’s hand again. It’s been six years …. This special tree in Buchanan Park was dedicated to honor her legacy by her close friends. The plaque at the foot of the tree reads...
Lois Louise Feiler
Lois Louise Feiler, age 78 of Lancaster passed away on August 26,2024 at Penn State Hospital. Born in Lancaster, the daughter of Paul E., Sr. and Dorothy M. Gertler Brown. She had been employed at Y & S Candies in the packing department prior to her retirement. She is survived...
Florence G. "Jenny" Hammond
Florence G. "Jenny" Hammond, 96, of Lititz, beloved wife, mother, and grandmother, died peacefully at her home on Monday, August 26, 2024. Born in Camp Hill, she was the daughter of the late John and Florence Rife Wesley. Jenny was the loving wife of Martin L. "Marty" Hammond, and they observed their 75th wedding anniversary in February of this year. Jenny met Marty Roller Skating at Hagy's Roller Rink, in Harrisburg over 75 years ago and they became sweethearts and best friends for life.
Mercury Roundup (Aug. 31): PJP, Norristown football squads improve to 2-0 following Saturday wins
After winning a mini-shootout at Springfield Township on the opening night of the season, Pope John Paul II flexed its defensive muscles during Saturday afternoon’s home opener against Neumann-Goretti of the Philadelphia Catholic League. The Golden Panthers (2-0) scored all 16 of their points in the first quarter, with...
Terry Guyer Shuman
Terry Guyer Shuman died on August 19, 2024, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania following a brief illness. He was 78. Born to Lester Shuman and Lila Hunter on March 13, 1946, in Jersey Shore, Pennsylvania, Terry earned a BA in Social Studies from Lock Haven University and worked as a high school history teacher before moving to the bustling community of Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1973. It was a decision that he never regretted. Terry joined the Eastern York school district as a guidance counselor, where he helped students shape the rest of their lives. At Eastern York, he met his future wife Sharon Szabo, and eventually served as head of the Guidance Department.
Spaans Clutch in 2-0 Opening Weekend for Lafayette
EASTON, Pa. – Lafayette field hockey shut out Delaware 1-0 on Sunday afternoon at Rappolt Field. Senior midfielder Lineke Spaans scored the game-winner at 8:50 in the first quarter. Her goal halted Delaware's six-game series win streak, dating back to the 2004 season. The Leopards held the advantage in...
(PHOTOS) L’oe Show packs downtown Pottstown with car lovers
POTTSTOWN — A car show dedicated to a single manufacturer that attracts thousands of people downtown on a damp, humid Sunday over Labor Day weekend is perhaps proof positive that love comes in many forms. To be clear, these owners, visitors and business people absolutely love these vehicles. Everywhere...
Eugene K. "Gene" Auker
Eugene K. "Gene" Auker, 84, of Lancaster, passed away on Tuesday, August 27, 2024 at home. He was born in Lancaster, son of the late John H. and Sarah Campbell Kreider Auker. He was a Tool & Die maker at Hamilton Watch Company for 42 years and also served as a Union Steward, before his retirement in 2002. Gene was a graduate of Hempfield High School, Class of 1958 and was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, Landisville, the Landisville Lions Club and the PA National Guard. He enjoyed collecting Depression Glassware, Christmas ornaments, travelling, family and friends, especially his grandsons.
Fatal House Fire Claims Two Lives in Ardmore, Officials Stress Importance of Working Smoke Detectors
In a devastating incident in Ardmore, two individuals lost their lives in a house fire that took place on Wednesday night. The Lower Merion Fire Department received an emergency call and was dispatched to the scene in the 200 block of Greenfield Avenue, as per the officials from Lower Merion Township. According to NBC Philadelphia, the blaze was reported just after 9 p.m., and first responders were confronted with heavy smoke and flames emanating from the second floor upon their arrival.
Volleyball Falls to Santa Clara in Season Opener
SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Villanova volleyball began its 2024 campaign with a loss, falling to the Santa Clara Broncos in four sets (25-23, 16-25, 18-25, 14-25) on Friday night. Abby Harrell and Tara Garvey each totaled double-digit kills for Villanova (0-1) with Harrell recording 11 and Garvey contributing 10. Elizabeth Feczko compiled a match-high 16 digs and three service aces with Ozzie Ozonoh adding a career-high four blocks.
Drivers continue to struggle with warning system for low bridge
NEWARK, Del. - Casho Mill Road in Newark, Delaware, has just as many signs as an interstate, all warning about an eight foot, seven inch railroad bridge. "A lot of trucks do have to make U-turns because they are too big," says Robin Kondzielawa, a Newark resident. Which is where...
How this Wilmington rowhome made reggae legend Bob Marley a Delaware local
Details are often omitted when a story is recounted. In Bob Marley's biography, a frequently overlooked detail in the legendary reggae musician's story is his life in Wilmington, although clearly marked signs provide this information. One such fact is where the music legend resided in the state's largest city. When attention is given...
Football Recap: Daniel Boone Comes Up Short at Home Against Exeter Township
Daniel Boone couldn't capitalize on their home-field advantage in their season opener. They were dealt a 36-0 loss at the hands of the Exeter Township Eagles on Friday. The Blazers just can't catch a break and have now endured eight defeats in a row dating back to last season. A...
SPORTS BUZZ: Glasgow football kicking off the season at home
As Dorothy said to Toto, “There’s no place like home.” Last season, Ricky Brown started his first campaign as Glasgow’s football head coach playing on the road, way downstate under the lights at Sussex Tech. It wasn’t a good result, and the following week wasn’t much better even though the Dragons only had to travel seven miles to face Red Lion Christian Academy under the lights in the Lions’ home opener. ...
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