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Top Stories
- Possible shooting at Los Angeles airport
- Punkin Chunkin contest at West York High School
- Delone coach Dooley dies
- Hallmark ornament causing controversy
- New York woman stabs boyfriend in Lebanon
- NYC council votes to approve bill to raise age to buy tobacco
- Friday Favorites- November 1st
- Lancaster County man recovering after house fire
- UPDATE: Reported shooting in Harrisburg
- Lawsuit looming in Susquehanna Twp. school district
- UPDATED: Shooting in York City
- Harrisburg man sentenced to 11 years for drug trafficking
- Police investigating home invasion in Dallastown
- Police searching for man who hit mail delivery vehicle, sped off
- Lebanon County man charged with child rape
- Sewage spills into homes after water main break, boro says it's not paying for the cleanup
- Male breast cancer survivor speaks out about being aware of your body
- Woman's undercover work with police leads to man's arrest on attempted child rape, solicitation charges
- Protecting kids from phone predators means parents need to be involved
- Second man charged with walking into women's locker room naked
- HIV-positive man charged for having sex with underage boys
- AppleCare Warehouse reportedly coming to Cumberland County
- Fire causes Capital City Mall evacuations Thursday morning
- Halloween Safety tips for trick-or-treaters and motorists
- Two Pit bulls attack another dog in Harrisburg
- Robbers threaten clerk with syringe
- Man arrested for soliciting truck drivers
- Jonestown woman charged after infant left in hot car for hours
- FAA to allow electronic devices to be used on flights
- Tom and Tanya go ghost hunting
- Reports of alleged NSA spying on Yahoo and Google
- Halloween tips for safety on the roads
- New app allows a virtual, real-time neighborhood watch
- As charter school fights to stay open, city schools brace for influx of students
- York College wrestling program suspended after hazing incidents alleged
- Facebook claims it can predict the impending demise of a relationship
- New Hope Charter school vows to fight closure
- TRAFFIC: Second crash reported on I-83
- Former bullying victim speaks at summit on bullying
- 81-year-old man dead after three-vehicle collision in Lititz
- Woman attacked from behind, has liquid thrown on her face
- York College wrestling program suspended for conduct violations, including hazing
- Woman fighting inheritance tax for same-sex couple in court today
- TRAFFIC: Crash on I-83 causes back-up
- Dept. of Corrections donates confiscated cell phones to domestic violence victims
- Turkey hunters reminded to changes in upcoming season
- Susquehanna Service Dogs welcomes six new puppies
- Police arrest man wanted for car theft
- Several dog breeding kennels in Central PA cited
- Dauphin Co. man allegedly assaults girl at gunpoint
- Penn State Board of Trustees delay meeting to decide on new President
- PA school to take fight over breast cancer bracelets to Supreme Court
- Police investigating two thefts at Polo Ralph Lauren store
- Man charged with homicide by vehicle for August crash
- UPDATE: Crews battling fire at Delta Pizzeria in York County
- UPDATED BREAKING: Fire crews are responding to a house fire in York City
- Woman takes fight for same-sex rights to court
- Woman, 81, charged with making terroristic threats
- PSU board calls meeting, agenda item says to name new president
- Driver trapped when car hits guide rail on I-83
- Doctors recommend making condoms available to teens
- Man charged for trying to use money stolen in bank robbery
- Reward offered in illegal elk shooting
- York man pleads guilty in 2012 shooting
- State, Camelot agree to extension through rest of 2013
- Carlisle Theatre to host special screening of 'Jesus Christ, Superstar'
- Bear mauls, kills pet in Perry County
- Comcast, Harrisburg school district team up to provide internet to low-income families
- Paterno family, PSU challenge NCAA sanctions
- Students with delinquent lunch payments sent to detention
- Several Party City stores burglarized
- UPDATE: Police investigating robbery at Lancaster Travel Plaza
- Teen charged as adult in armed robbery
- Cumberland County libraries to be closed Wednesday, Oct. 30
- Local residents convicted of welfare fraud
- North York home broken into, burglarized
- Central PA Food Bank kicks off annual "Turkey Drive"
- Comcast offers affordable internet for low income families
- LIHEAP program to open on Monday
- Manheim Twp. Police investigating robbery at Turkey Hill store
- Wolf Bridge in Cumberland Co. to remain closed
- Several home burglaries reported in Lower Paxton Twp.
- UPDATE: Police investigating a Monday night shooting in the City of Harrisburg
- Harrisburg Police investigate stabbing
- 85 cast bronze vases stolen from Lancaster cemetery
- Lancaster Crime Stoppers seek info on robbery suspect
- Safe stolen in Manheim Twp. robbery
- White House grants extension on health law sign up
- PennDOT: NB Front St. ramp to I-81 SB back open
- Susquehanna Township votes to accept resignation of Assistant Principal
- York County man sentenced to death
- In wake of devastating fire, community rallies around local family
- Proposed new legislation would levy 10% tax on alcoholic drinks in Harrisburg
- Burglary at Party City may be the work of a serial burglar
- Couple's car keys stolen, ransom note found
- Perilous period for pigs in poo before being rescued
- Bridges in York County to be re-named in honor of fallen heroes
- Starbucks, Twitter unveil '@tweetacoffee' app
- PSU reaches agreement with 23 Sandusky victims, three more pending
- Camp Hill Police searching for man who robbed the Metro Bank
- York City Police named semi-finalists for prestigious international award
- Drunk man runs into a State Police horse after stealing items
- PinnacleHealth launches donor campaign in advance of opening of new cancer center
- 40-pounds of drug laced candy found in West Chester University apartment
- Penn State to pay $59.7 million to Sandusky victims
- Man arrested after shots fired incident in Lancaster
- TMI shutdown temporarily for refueling
- Officials investigate fire at Schuylkill Co. storage facility
- Cumberland Co. man steals grandmother's car, drives wrong way on highway
- Hundreds stolen from truck stop in Dauphin Co.
- Naked man spotted leaving women's locker room at Camp Hill YMCA
- UPDATE: Man killed by train in Lebanon
- Man admits to throwing 3-year-old, causing fractured femur
- Police: Man steals same car twice, leaves note demanding $500
- Keeping doors and minds open at the Boys and Girls Club of Harrisburg
- Funeral on Monday for slain Mass. teacher
- Attempted robbery at a Lebanon County diner
- PennDOT to Detour I-83 South ramps at Lowther Street, Lemoyne
- Community teams up to help local family burned in fire
- 26th Annual "Taste of Central PA" held at Strawberry Square
- York Halloween parader marches on with sponsorship by the Revolution
- Father kills 1-year-old daughter before killing himself
- Hershey Bears 2nd Annual "Pink the Rink" for cancer
- Beards shaved for "Chins up for Charity" event
- Take a look at some of the top stories and weather for October 27th
- Local teen once again hitting a homerun for kids
- An epic game of tag
- York 'Lights the Night' to remember victims of cancer
- 5K for a cause raises money, canned goods for food pantry
- Yuengling brewery in Tampa on fire
- Local hero killed in Afghanistan laid to rest with full military honors
- Fatal motorcycle in York County being investigated
- Three women facing charges after diner rampage
- Take a look at some of the top stories and weather for October 26th
- Car flips over, driver trapped
- Five hurt in Middletown fire early Saturday
- Want to live in a haunted house?
- Man arrested for stealing from local fire company
- Halloween Trends 2013
- Officer-involved shooting reported in Jim Thorpe, hostage taken
- 'Zombies' help train emergency personnel
- First Score Friday: Football scores for Oct. 25
- Officers shot in California, hostages taken but escaped
- Six people sent to hospital in crash
- Teen shooter in Lancaster turns himself in, police have questions
- More food products recalled over bacterial contamination fears
- Teen bitten by dog, dog sought
- Will the Halloween forecast be a Trick or Treat?
- Elite special forces trained on Susquehanna today
- York County adding new gun permit office
- Two separate fires in same house in Middletown cause total loss
- Suspect wanted in weekend stabbing turns himself in
- BREAKING: Teen shooting suspect turns himself in
- Registered Megan's law offender arrested in Cumberland County
- Pool hall fire ruled arson, police seek information
- Three arrested in York, thousands of dollars in drugs seized
- Londonderry man accused of abusing his son
- Woman escapes Dauphin Co. fire
- Rabid cat found in York City
- 16-year-old charged after sending sexually graphic emails
- Silver Spring Twp. man arrested for sexual assault of minor
- Suspects assault man, attempt to rob him
- First Aid bags taken from Liverpool EMS trailer
- State Police to accept unwanted, expired prescriptions
- Woman charged for possession of drugs, weapons after crash
- Man allegedly gropes woman through drive thru window
- Lebanon County clerk's office under investigation
- House passes bill to post 'In God we trust' in schools
- Friday Favorites- October 25th
- More details emerge about teen shooter in Lancaster incident
- Network of shelters help the 'working homeless'
- Man who fled police arraigned on more than a dozen charges
- Williamstown women charged with child endangerment
- York man found guilty of murder, death penalty sought
- Teen who was shot expected to recover, police seek shooter
- Domestic violence victims remembered in solemn ceremony
- Cat shot with arrow, survives
- 'Wanted' poster has local lawmakers increasing security
- Funeral service set for local soldier killed in Afghanistan
- Steelton man arrested for assault on 6-month-old
- Homeless ex-Stampede player charged with DUI, carrying concealed weapon
- Man exposes himself in Manheim Twp.
- Driver sought in school bus hit-and-run
- Dover man charged with sexually assaulting 7-year-old girl
- National Drug Take Back Day events
- Cumberland County man charged with sexually assaulting, starving two boys
- Two wanted for quick change scam in Silver Spring Twp.
- Lancaster Police issue warrant for Wednesday shooting suspect
- BREAKING: Suspect in custody after shooting at TN Naval base
- Lebanon man jumps out of moving car, flees from police
- Springettsbury Township Police investigate GameStop robbery
- Police: Lancaster County man arrested; tried to kill woman
- Sweet success for Hershey's Chocolate World
- Man accused of stealing guns in two separate incidents
- SCAM ALERT: Caller wants to "fix" viruses on your computer
- Fast-moving fire destroys Millerstown house
- Pride of the Susquehanna celebrating 25 years in service
- Study: PA 'temperamental and uninhibited'
- Windsor Township fire, may be caused by heater or furnace
- Dauphin County former GOP chair charged with federal crimes
- UPDATED: Police called to scene of reported shooting in Lancaster City
- Experts warn about dangers of fire in colder weather
- Teens pledge to drive safely
- Frost warning means outside gardens are done for the season
- Harrisburg man charged with federal gun crimes
- Woman steals from Giant, attempts to return goods for money
- Kennedy cousin granted appeal in 2002 murder conviction
- Teen who stole, crashed bus faces additional charges
- New PA law will allow doctors to say 'I'm sorry'
- Flags lowered to half staff in honor of fallen soldier
- Dozens flock to York Co. Chick-fil-a before Thursday's opening
- Harrisburg police union endorses Papenfuse for mayor
- UPDATE: York City fire ruled arson, nine people displaced
- Woman accused of burning 8-year-old's hands will go to court
- Majority of Americans support legalization, poll says
- Power restored to Hershey Medical Center
- Police investigating robbery in Susquehanna Twp.
- FDA warns about jerky treats for pets, reports of illnesses
- Police evacuated Central York High School due to bomb threat
- UPDATE: Woman missing from Susquehanna Twp. has been found
- UPDATE: Officials investigate cause of Perry Co. fire
- Reser's Fine Foods recalls chicken, beef and ham products
- TEXAS: Coach accused of bullying after team wins 91-0
- 5th-grade girl bullied so badly she has concussion, her mother claims
- Boy's prize pumpkin pilfered from porch
- Golf course zoning upheld, board denies request to re-zone
- Teen robber uses BB gun to hold up convenience store
- Man allegedly holds woman against her will, assaults her
- Dauphin County township supervisor stole 16 sheep, now will likely lose his public office
- Carlisle man charged after driving car into tree
- School districts outline bullying programs
- Big Spring coach suspended after public drunkenness charge
- New legislation could help small breweries
- Pack of bills designed to strengthen dog laws in PA
- Auditor General decries using $1 million for Voter ID ads
- Corbetts laud PA artists' contributions
- PP&L warns local customers about scams
- Former HACC VP charged with wire fraud
- UPDATE: Lt. Governor Jim Cawley discharged from hospital
- Harrisburg Police seek suspect in credit card theft
- Kohl's, Macy's plan to open on Thanksgiving
- Man sentenced for assaulting woman who refused to give him food stamps
- Woman dies after being struck by car on Cameron Street
- Study: Spanking linked to aggressive behavior, language woes by age 9
- Halifax man charged after 2-year-old found playing with heroin bag
- Trick-or-Treat times set in the mid-state
- Teacher hailed a hero after middle school shooting
- Harrisburg firefighters' union reaches tentative deal with receivers, members
- Video of dad mocking 6-year-old's temper tantrum goes viral
- A used handkerchief fetish has a Lititz man in trouble
- Forbes releases list of most-hated NFL players
- OSU's marching band does tribute to Michael Jackson, complete with moonwalk
- 30 UMC ministers to perform gay marriage in show of solidarity with stigmatized pastor
- 10 days to Halloween, the countdown is on for costumes and candy
- Carlisle man recovering after being assaulted by teens over parking space
- York boy whose stolen pumpkin was returned plans to pay kindness forward
- Massive heroin bust in York County, three arrested
- Pictures of mountain lion circulating in York County are a hoax
- Car rear-ends school bus, no one injured
- 600 vehicles auctioned off at Motor Monday
- Lancaster Co. man sentenced to life in prison for infant death
- Corbett orders flags lowered for Cumberland County soldier
- Making Strides Against Breast Cancer raises money for support, research
- Police: Northeastern High School evacuated after bomb threat
- Overnight attempted burglary reported at Pizza Hut in East Lampeter Twp.
- Man arrested for shooting AR-15 in West Hempfield Twp.
- UPDATE: Two dead, two injured in Nevada Middle School shooting
- $1.3 million worth of heroin seized in York
- Crime Stoppers seek information on Manor Twp. burglary
- NJ Governor drops same-sex marriage appeal
- Student threatens another student with box-cutter at Cumberland Perry Vo-Tech
- Teens accused of assaulting 65-year-old man in Carlisle
- Dauphin Co. man launches 4D campaign and runs for those who can't
- Five dead in Franklin County crash
- Teen Safety Driving Week kicks off
- York boy has stolen 100 pound pumpkin returned to him
- 5th annual "Motor Monday" state vehicle auction to start Monday
- Pa. pastors to defy church, perform gay marriage
- Gunman shoots 2 at Philadelphia-area strip club
- 2 people killed in shooting at Pa. nightclub
- Pa. mayor asks residents: Please don't vote for me
- Police: PA. man fathered 4 children with relative
- Take a look at some of the top stories and weather for October 20th
- Fight at pizza shop leads to stabbings
- 2 alarm fire in Spring Garden Township
- Same sex marriages can start Monday
- Young boy with Down Syndrome encourages others at the Hershey Half Mile
- Sen. Cruz says he did the right thing
- Statue dedication in honor of "Minutemen Militia"
- Take a look at some of the top stories and weather for October 19th
- Leg Up Farm expands services with new facility
- Gun toting chief in trouble again
- Small act goes a long way
- 21-year-old killed in crash
- Carlisle Bonanza catches fire
- York County boy learns valuable lesson after pilfered pumpkin gets replaced
- York County boy gets a new pumpkin
- Why was Central Pennsylvania the bulls-eye for last week's heavy rain?
- First Score Friday: Football scores for Oct. 18
- State stands by decision to close New Hope
- Bank robber doesn't get far, and doesn't get away with any money either
- Sophisticated new scam targets small business owners
- Police investigating theft of guns, worried about criminals finding them
- UPDATED: Harrisburg Police Officer suspended for misuse of funds
- Harrisburg contractor assessed more than $20 million in restitution
- FBI raids Dauphin County business, cites 'white collar' crime
- Woman dresses as man, robs Turkey Hill
- Man found guilty of sexual assault in Home Depot parking lot
- Police investigating burglary at Subway in East Hempfield Township
- Lower Paxton man charged with theft from autos
- Great American map of foods by state
- Two teens wanted in connection with shooting at Harrisburg Youth Party
- Drone found in Manchester Township
- Halloween decorations prompt 911 call
- Practicing fire safety in your home
- Police: Hanover attempted abduction is unfounded
- 2-year-old found playing with syringes in parking lot
- Thirteen guns stolen from Lancaster Co. home
- Lancaster Police arrest man in connection with stabbing
- Facebook data shows U.S. Football fans
- Friday Favorites
- UPDATE: Police respond to suicide in West Manheim Twp.
- York City braces for students as state rules New Hope must close
- Harrisburg mayoral candidate debate features three candidates
- More than a dozen guns stolen in residential burglary
- Nine schools in Central PA on list of worst performing schools
- Man jailed for allegedly repeatedly raping his girlfriend
- Ashcombe's gives York County boy a new pumpkin
- Hanover parents on high alert after third attempted child luring in two weeks
- End to government shutdown means Gettysburg is open
- PA Veteran Chamber of Commerce opens at Capitol
- VIDEO: House stenographer rants, disrupts vote
- Members 1st in Strawberry Square robbed at gunpoint
- UPDATE: Armed robbery at Aroogas
- Man exposes himself on Main Street in Palmyra
- York County woman accused of having sex with teen
- Mechanicsburg man charged with rape of 10-year-old
- Two robbed at gunpoint in Spring Garden Township
- Free adult flu shots available for uninsured and under insured
- Facebook changes privacy settings for teens
- Woman killed after being struck by car in York Township
- UPDATE: Billiards Supply store in Lancaster County goes up in flames
- Harley Davidson recalls some 2014 bikes
- UPDATE: President signs bill to end shutdown, prevent debt default
- Family of teen killed by West Shore serial robber in 2000 not surprised by his latest crimes
- At second Harrisburg Mayoral debate, one candidate protests outside
- UPDATE: Mother of 14-year-old who is victim of alleged child luring speaks
- Cost of bad habits adds up, just think what you could buy
- America's favorite cookie as addictive as cocaine?
- Insurance agencies warn of more deer on the road
- Police investigating after man asks young girl if she needs a ride
- UPDATE: Police arrest suspected serial robber
- Company backs out of leasing parking garages, puts hold on Harrisburg Strong Plan
- Police say deadly York shooting related to gang clash
- Man accused of breaking into home, assaulting ex-girlfriend
- UPDATE: Man in custody after police pursuit in Dauphin Co.
- Coroner called to farm accident in Lancaster Co.
- Scranton man arrested after traveling to Harrisburg to have sex with teen
- UPDATE: Death investigation in East Hanover Twp.
- Senate reaches deal to end shutdown, avoid default
- 15-year-old arrested for shooting at Harrisburg youth party
- Police investigate burglary at Aroogas in Springettsbury Twp.
- Manheim Twp. Police investigate robbery at Hess Express
- UPDATE: Police identify pair wanted for stealing thousands of dollars worth of TV's
- Army Ranger's salute from hospital bed connected to local soldier
- New Hope Academy will appeal to remain open
- 4 dead after boat capsizes off Florida coast
- JUST IN: One dead after violent evening in York City
- LATEST: Police investigating sixth armed robbery on West Shore in six days
- Cal Ripken Jr.'s mother has brush with a gunman
- Breast cancer awareness shirts causing controversy at high school
- Hempfield volleyball coach suspended
- 15 people needed to drag massive 18-foot oarfish to shore
- Suspect in two carjackings in two hours sentenced to time in state prison
- Harrisburg School District finds extra funds
- Six people wanted for using counterfeit money
- Family remembers fallen soldier
- New Hope Charter School ordered to close
- Springettsbury Twp. Police search for theft suspect
- Palmyra man arrested for rape of 15-year-old
- Medicare enrollment begins Tuesday
- Man wearing ski mask exposes himself to two women
- Masked man commits four robberies in five days
- Penn State Harrisburg soccer player charged with assault
- Mayor Thompson says 'Strong Plan' will bring business to the city
- Mom lives to see three daughters get married, dies the day after
- Taco Bell in York Township robbed at gunpoint
- Lebanon Police make several drug-related arrests
- Police: Assault left baby with fractured skull, man charged
- Lancaster County soldier dies in Afghanistan
- Marshmallows key ingredient in great soccer rivalry
- Crews working on water main break in South Middleton Township
- UPDATE: Missing eight-year-old girl has been FOUND
- UPDATE: Full results of week 7 in high school football
- A local woman's natural remedies land her a spot on 'The Doctors'
- PA Senator proposes speed limit increase
- Chambersburg Police are investigating loud explosion
- Four sinkholes open in Palmyra, residents want answers
- Multiple people shot at youth party in Harrisburg
- Upper Allen Police investigate hit and run
- High school punishes teen for giving drunk friend a ride
- Amtrak sets ridership record
- Lancaster Co. woman sentenced to prison for mother's death
- Woman rescued after dangling from railroad bridge
- Police investigate strong arm robbery at Tanger Outlets
- Wrestler battling cancer inspires others
- Police: Man assaulted and robbed in Carlisle
- State Police investigate attempted burglary at Rainbow Dinner Theatre
- Lower Allen Twp. police investigate robbery at B&H Mart
- Two Central PA roads remain closed following Friday flooding
- Crowd pushes through barriers at WWII Memorial
- Two arrested after Harrisburg robbery
- Lower Allen Twp. Police investigate theft from cars at Gold's Gym
- Local woman raises awareness about bear bile farming
- Adams Co. veteran organizes march on Gettysburg Battlefields
- 'Fight for Air Walk' brings awareness about lung disease
- Guns, drugs seized from two York homes
- Fireworks thrown from car in Lancaster Co.
- West Texas school district packs heat
- Halifax man arrested for growing pot
- Corbett, GOP confront worries of a Santorum replay
- Two area creeks flood after record rain
- Hundreds "Light the Night" on City Island
- Palmyra homes condemned after five sinkholes form
- Take a look at some of the top stories and weather for October 12th
- Two days of very heavy rain leads to flooding, sinkholes and other issues around the area
- UPDATE: As Yellow Breeches continues to rise higher and higher, residents forced to take action
- Sinkholes cause evacuations in Palmyra, residents say they could have been prevented
- Hersheypark goes underwater during Friday flooding
- Weekend events, including Vickie's Angel Walk, postponed due to weather
- York Co. residents rescued from homes during flooding
- Active shooter drill held at Central York High School
- Mayor Thompson gives State of City Address
- Over three inches of rain brings flooding to parts of Central PA Thursday night
- Truckers aim to shutdown the Capital Beltway to protest government
- UPDATE: Meeting for controversial police chief postponed after gun drops to the floor
- Wristbands welcomed, not required at North York Borough Trick-or-Treat
- Town awaits decision Thursday night on their outspoken police chief
- Schools take steps to prevent future on field fights
- Man injured after construction equipment falls on him
- Camp Hill man killed in Western Pa. crash
- UPDATE: Man shot in the leg dies from injuries
- Rep. Scott Perry heads to Capitol Hill to work on government shutdown negotiation
- Big lift: Strongman helps young mother with cancer
- Cuts loom over domestic violence shelters as government shutdown continues
- Man cleans up National Mall during government shutdown
- Woman caught using heroin, marijuana inside Carlisle laundromat
- Harrisburg man waives rape charges in court
- Former firefighter charged with credit card fraud
- York College students robbed at gunpoint in front of dorm
- Lebanon Co. man arrested for attempted homicide
- Pentagon makes deal to pay military death benefits
- Mounds of trash, rats and mice found in Springettsbury Township home
- First responders train at HACC Public Safety Training Center
- York County YMCA loses day care license
- Montgomery County school cancels Halloween parade on religious grounds
- UPDATED: State Police investigating person struck during police chase
- Government shut down denies death benefits to families of soldiers killed in combat
- Corbett apologizes again for latest gaffe on same-sex marriage
- Messiah students forced to evacuate residence hall due to oven malfunction
- Local soldier remembered after giving his life trying to help a fallen comrade
- Police in York County still investigating attempted child lurings
- Boiling Springs wrestling coach will return in January, board votes
- Carlisle police investigating attempted home invasion
- York County man accused of killing girlfriend's baby will stand trial
- Winter Preview: Grab a shovel, a white winter in the forecast
- Government shutdown hits week two, and there still is no end in sight
- Bill proposed that would help fund emergency services in the Capital City
- Harrisburg mayoral candidate Dan Miller picks up key endorsement from a former competitor
- Triscari Group celebrates 40 years in business
- Fast pitch for a purpose
- Voter registration deadline Monday, October 7th
- Experience homelessness for just $2,000
- Halloween lover's compete to be Central PA's Top Monster
- Four Diamond 5K raises money for pediatric cancer
- Weis grocery stores accidentally overcharge customers
- West Shore Regional Police still looking for copper frog thief
- KKK holds rally in Gettysburg
- 10th Annual Soup Cook-Off to benefit Hershey Volunteer Fire Department
- CHiP's star Eric Estrada signs autographs in Gettysburg
- Hundreds attend Lebanon County Women's Expo
- First Score Friday: Football scores for Oct. 4
- Local father, son affected by government shut down
- Burn victim's girlfriend speaks out, can't forgive
- Gov. Corbett under fire for comments about gay marriage -- again
- Cumberland County to auction off numerous seized motorcycles from drug investigation
- Furloughed federal workers applying for unemployment, but they also may receive back pay
- More than 1,000 members of PA National Guard furloughed
- Stink bugs big concern for Central PA residents
- Ask the Governor- Gay Marriage
- Governor Corbett issues statement on same-sex marriage comment
- Three York County prison guards charged for 6-month-long incident with inmates
- Woman dead in Capitol shooting ID'd as 34-year-old from Connecticut
- UPDATE: Fire station in Shipoke re-opened after equipment issues
- Parking rates could go up in Carlisle; garage spaces to increase in price, too
- Lancaster teens learn perils of texting and driving
- Lancaster man in critical condition after being set on fire in love triangle dispute
- Two members of PA House propose marriage equality bill
- UPDATE: Suspect dead after car tries to ram White House barrier, leads police on chase
- Widow of Amish school shooter writes book, credits faith
- Controversial billboards spark debate in Lancaster County
- Investigation continuing into Mechanicsburg daycare
- A checkered past led to fatal hit-and-run in Silver Spring Township
- Government shutdown costs one bride her wedding venue
- Pennsylvanians run into website issues trying to sign up for ACA
- Local Goddard School kids test toys
- Sandusky appeal denied, attorney vows to appeal to a higher court
- Parking rate increase could drive people out of Harrisburg
- Ohio mom teaches son a lesson about skipping class
- 'Mr. Dickinson,' 101, still cheers football team, impacts alums
- Susquehanna Twp. open forum poorly attended; superintendent surprised
- Mom goes to federal court to clear her 3rd-grader's record
- Harrisburg police confirm on-going death investigation
- DNA unraveled: New technology makes it easy to find out what you're made of
- Lebanon man charged with kidnapping of 9-year-old girl
- Local employees feel effects of furlough, worry about future
- Would-be robber wears devil mask, clerk laughs
- Police: Woman drove over roommate, killing him; then fled
- Charity car auction raises over $27,000 for The Salvation Army
- Fountain outside State Capitol pink for breast cancer awareness
- UPDATE: Two saved from trench in New Cumberland
- Medical marijuana forum draws supporters, opponents in Harrisburg
- Woman accused of throwing acid on her neighbor was in court today for preliminary hearing
- As ACA is poised to take effect, Pennsylvanians have options
- Caterpillar Inc. to stay in York County, invest in distribution center
- Two men steal TVs, crash getaway vehicle into house
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- Woofstock draws hundreds to Riverfront Park in Harrisburg
- 38th Annual Fiddler's Elbow Slalom Race
- Volunteer firefighters conduct live fire training
- Little Ricky of "I Love Lucy" visits seniors in Central PA
- Hess station robbed in Harrisburg, police substation located inside
- Harrisburg park clean up project, music to the ears
- Man charged with child luring; posts bail
- Not-quite-naked and scared; haunted house requires skivvies
- Investigation continues into I-83 wreck; drivers lucky to be alive
- Child luring scare in York County
- Dauphin Co. officials hold mock abduction training
- 'Hope on Wheels' event marks $250K donation to pediatric cancer research
- 'Naked and Scared' haunted house now requires underwear
- KKK gets permit to gather at Gettysburg
- Eight men charged with indecent exposure after being caught in park
- Woman killed in York County fire identified as resident of home
- Former math teacher denies allegations of child sexual assault
- Parents protest dress code school board meeting, Superintendent stands firm
- Proposed warehouse plan put on hold, those against say fight is not over
- Police still searching for man involved in attempted kidnapping in Chambersburg
- Window washer has close call Wednesday morning, almost falls five stories
- Former Dallastown teacher charged with sexually assaulting student
- Violence at midget football games sparks concerns over safety
- Hanover woman charged with child endangerment speaks exclusively to CBS 21
- Home Depot and the American Legion team up to build a home for veterans
- Hundreds of cans lined State Street as Central PA Food Bank aims to 'can hunger'
- Hundreds pack Susquehanna Township school auditorium for school board meeting to voice concerns
- UPDATED: Officer involved in shooting in Hanover, one suspect and two cops sent to hospital
- Teen vandals strike York County neighborhood, smash car windows
- Missions that help the homeless told to move to another area
- Parents turn out to tailgate before Susquehanna Twp school board meeting
- UPDATE: Man set on fire in East Donegal Township
- Local mother to hold tailgate before controversial school board meeting
- Man shot in Carlisle, neighbors say he was part of love triangle
- Soldiers reunited with families after returning from Afghanistan
- UPDATE: Assistant Principal accused of sex with student turns himself into police
- Sports memorabilia store owner receives death threats after arranging event with Michael Vick
- Bees swarm tree at Love's Travel Stop, bee keeper saves the day
- UPDATE: Man shot in York County dies of wounds
- Computer scam affecting dozens in area
- PA Auditor General continuing audit of Dauphin Co. school
- Embattled Schuykill Co. police chief terminated
- Proposed drug law change would battle prescription drug abuse
- UPDATE: Harrisburg Police investigating 12th homicide of the year
- York College students react to student's disappearance, being found
- Septuagenarian missionary still going strong
- UPDATE: Missing York College student subject of police investigation for missing money
- PennDOT workers in York County find 9-ft-long serpentine surprise
- Sandusky lawyers in court to appeal disgraced coach's conviction, seek new trial
- Copper thefts on the rise; PPL reporting more thefts recently
- Cat, nicknamed Arrow, found shot with arrow through chest
- Two dead after house fire in Lebanon Co.
- Harrisburg city council votes to sell incinerator
- Corbett unveils new health care plan for PA; still needs federal approval
- UPDATE: Fire that killed man in Duncannon ruled accidental
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Central York--21
Manheim Township--7
Exeter Twp.--35
Penn Manor--13
Governor Mifflin--7
Garden Spot--15
Conestoga Valley--34
Red Lion--7
Manheim Central--52
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CD East--14
South Western--14
Central Dauphin--17
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Martinsburg (WV)--35
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Northern York--21
Red Land--14
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Boiling Springs--41
Big Spring--33
James Buchanan--26
Camp Hill--24
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New Oxford--51
West Perry--7
East Pennsboro--20
RB #40 Mike Young for Kennard-Dale, 29 rushes for 256 yards a 74-yard TD run and 2 TDs overall.
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Pius X--14
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Line Mountain--14
Williams Valley--54
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RB Cole Barnhardt 12 carries 167 yards, 1 TD
WR Cody Miller 4 catches 138 yards, 2 TDs
West York--6
Spring Grove--10
Bermudian Springs-- 38
Eastern York--0
Delone Catholic--7
York Catholic--12
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A predictable sequel and a one of a kind
I miss when Disney films had the balls to kill off a character that little kids liked. Think Mufasa from The Lion King or Bambi's mother. Scenes that mercilessly hammer home death's indiscriminate finality and irrevocable permanence -- emotional scarring be damned; the good old days when animated movies carried actual emotional weight.
Now only the bad guys get it, and even then only in the most light-hearted terms of comeuppance possible. And with sequels being a virtual guarantee, forget about a main character getting knocked off. Considering how many questionably survivable situations Ice Age's Manny, Diego and Sid live through in the 4th film of the why-is-it-still-a-thing Ice Age franchise, Continental Drift (admittedly not a Disney film), some part of me had to wish that Ray Romano's sardonic mammoth, Manny, or Denis Leary's curmudgeonly saber tooth tiger, Diego, would have lost their grip on an ice floe or a cliff -- eyes widening in desperation for a few excruciating moments before plummeting into the icy sea never to be heard from again. You know. Drama.
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Instead, Ice Age: Continental Drift is a suspense-free affair more concerned with propulsive action and episodic, vanilla storytelling than crafting a film with any sense of danger. Its main concern is getting kids to giggle, wide-eyed at a digital menagerie of slapsticky characters getting shot into some kind of space (at one point, literally). No wonder they seemed bored.
Witless squirrel, Scrat (Chris Wedge), inadvertently breaks up the super-continent of Pangaea when he tries to plant an acorn into an iceberg (again), opening a crevasse through which he falls to the Earth's core and reverses its spin, thus creating plate tectonics as we know it (a satirical jab at the absurdity of young Earth creationists -- at least that's how I choose to see it; he passes a dude riding a dinosaur on the way down).
Meanwhile, Manny the mammoth (Ray Romano) and his wife Ellie (Queen Latifah) are dealing with their daughter Peaches' (Keke Palmer) crush on Ethan (Drake) with typical "you can date when I'm dead" protectiveness, though Peaches' best friend, a mole named Louis (Josh Gad), clearly has an interspecies crush of his own. Her friends (voiced by Nicki Minaj, Heather Morris and Ally Romano) think Louis is a loser, cajoling Peaches into inadvertently scorning Louis to his heartbroken face.
All is well until the cracking plates, set in motion by Scrat, sunder Manny, along with his best friends Diego (Denis Leary) and Sid (the lisping John Leguizamo) from the rest of their multispecies (read: cultural) herd, setting them adrift at sea while the shifting continent forces the rest of the animals toward a land bridge where they hope the ocean currents will reunite them with Manny and the gang.
Instead, they wind up in the clutches of a band of pirates led by the simian Captain Gutt (Peter Dinklage giving great life to an utterly ineffectual antagonist) who either wants to eat the group or conscript them (it's never clear which). Of course, Manny and the boys refuse, though Diego is clearly smitten by Gutt's second-in-command, another tiger named Shira (Jennifer Lopez). They escape, after destroying Gutt's iceberg ship, sending the glowering ape on an Ahab-like quest for vengeance.
The reason Ice Age: Continental Drift exists is because it's a sure thing. CG-animated pabulum with name recognition is a money maker for studios and an easy check for actors, who do a few days work in the recording studio with no need for makeup, costuming or lighting--the heavy lifting being done by banks of hard drives at Blue Sky Studios.
Co-directors Steve Martino and Michael Thurmeier (who directed many of the Scrat "shorts") render the lurching, episodic script by Michael Berg and Jason Fuchs with journeyman finesse, exhibiting a decent visual scope and managing to wring a couple wry laughs from the rote, hey-we-needed-to-do-another-movie narrative. It's not awful -- as a bar, Happy Feet 2 was much worse -- and Continental Drift has some decent, if familiar, visuals. But it is been-there, done-that to the point of tedium. With its cacophony of physics-defying action and screeching/soothing characters -- only Dinklage really stands out -- that are desperate to seem interesting and fresh; subtlety and surprise are not options. They really should have killed Manny. Everyone loves him.
It's not without irony that a pre-feature short film, The Longest Daycare, a silent film of sorts featuring Maggie Simpson, turned out to be more surreal and interesting in five minutes than the last eight seasons of The Simpsons, or the entirety of Continental Drift.
Your Sister's Sister
At times during director Lynn Shelton's fourth feature, Your Sister's Sister, I began to wonder if I was in the grip of a female Woody Allen. Her great dialogue and her deft directorial hand, the way she melds the naturalistic performances that she gets from her stellar cast into a warm, tangible slice of life; there's a purity there that sometimes recalls the Woodman's expertise at crafting near-literary, narrative gold from nothing but characters that feel as real as people you know.
Hill Life. Emily Blunt and Rosemarie DeWitt ups and downs in Your Sister's Sister. |
Sure there's a hook, as with her last feature, Humpday (also starring the charming and burgeoning-on-ubiquitous, Mark Duplass), which finds Duplass and Joshua Leonard as two hetero life-mates who make a drunken dare to film a gay porno flick as an art project. But since then Shelton has graduated from likeable mumblecore comedy -- not as bad as it sounds -- to something that's like a parallel maturation with the Duplass Brothers' own cinematic growth from their indie debut, The Puffy Chair to last year's Jeff, Who Lives at Home.
See all of those movies, by the way.
On the one-year anniversary of his brother's death, Jack (Mark Duplass) attends a eulogy party with his closest friends. The drunken Jack turns it into a critique as much as a celebration prompting his best friend -- and brother's ex-girlfriend -- Iris (Emily Blunt) to suggest that he get some headspace at her father's cabin on an archipelago island off the misty Washington coast. The unemployed, emotionally adrift Jack takes her up on it.
Jack gets to the rain-shrouded, forested isle to find he's not the only one convalescing at the idyllic cabin. Hannah (Rosemarie DeWitt), Iris's vegan/lesbian sister is recovering from the breakup of her 8-year relationship. After an uneasy meeting, a bout of tequila shots and some commiserating conversation the bruised pair quickly wind up in bed.
When Iris turns up the next day, their secret (which would seem to be the hook) simmers underneath their day-to-day retreat. But when the cat inevitably gets out of the bag their lives wind up entwining in ways that are as ironic as they are -- quite possibly -- wonderful.
And I loved every minute of it.
Writer/director Lynn Shelton's refined and organic sense of character and narrative, combined with Sister's comfortingly enclosed, damply gorgeous setting meld into a vibrant and charming whole; a cinematic film that has the feel of a subtle stage play. The chemistry of the leads and the ease with which they render their relationships elevate already superlative writing into something great.
Mark Duplass is reliably watchable and entertaining. He can play a guy like Jack in his sleep but he never feels like he's phoning it in here, making Jack feel wholly individual. Emily Blunt is luminous and totally charming as Iris, while Rosemarie DeWitt takes a character that could easily be reviled for her choices (veganism being chief among them -- seriously, how does a dollop of butter in some mashed potatoes equal eating terror?), grounding Hannah in a loveable aura of damaged humanity.
It's always a good sign when you walk out of a theater and immediately want to see what you just watched again. Your Sister's Sister earns that highest of compliments.
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Though a protest effort aimed at blocking a controversial water fee fell short, the Monterey Peninsula Water Management District board agreed Tuesday to postpone adopting the fee while talks continue with opponents.
Dave Potter, chairman of the water district board, said the fee adoption will be delayed until the board's meeting June 27.
In an effort to reach a compromise, board members met Tuesday with opponents of the fee, who have argued it is unfair and have demanded a traditional public vote.
Potter said it's unlikely the fee approval process will be repeated, though there is room for other compromises.
The parties are scheduled to meet again Monday.
The board's decision came after water district general manager Dave Stoldt announced that the district had counted 10,343 valid protests against the fee, well short of the 15,255 needed to automatically invalidate the proposal.
In all, the district reported receiving 15,709 protest letters, but that included 3,252 deemed ineligible and 2,114 duplicates.
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• Current Physical
* No camper is allowed to participate in our programs without all 4 of these items. Parents are responsible for a TIMELY pick-up and drop-off of their children. A late pick-up fee of $15 will be charged each time a child is not picked up on time.
** Cancellations:
A full refund will be given for cancellations made at least 21 days prior to the start of the camp.