May 19th, 2013
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Bird-in-Hand has had its fill of sinkhole
The "Case of the Recurring Sinkhole" could have been worthy of Sherlock Holmes. (It even took place in front of the Victorian-era Greystone Manor in B......
POLICE LOG: Sunday, May 19, 2013
Man in city standoff identified
World's Largest Chicken Barbecue proceeds sustain Long's Park
SPORTS
Penn State's reaction to SI story doesn't squash notion that something happened to prompt report
Barnstormers burn bats, batting gloves to break losing streak before DiNardo's no-hitter
Batting around with Butch Hobson
Lower on the totem pole, higher in productivity
BUSINESS
UGI to raise natural gas rates twice this year
Waste authority gets grant to convert fleet to natural gas
Susquehanna Bank closing 3 branches here
Mullen Books opens shop in Columbia
ENTERTAINMENT
Lititz Christian junior eyes teaching career
Relentless Rachmaninov at the Fulton
A road trip of a menu at Grills Goin' Wild
All kinds of creations are 'In Bloom' at the Center of American Craft
LIFESTYLE
A girl's best friend was her grandpa
SLIDESHOW: Editorial cartoons - May 19, 2013
Stauffer Tobacco Warehouse, a historic site since 1989, converted into 10 luxury condos
Container gardens in bloom
OFFBEAT
Birth of anteater has Conn. zoo staff puzzled
Alaska man runs onto frozen lake to avoid jail
Fleeing Ore. man pleads to be pulled from river
Wash. state woman spots stolen car in drive-thru
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