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Christiana ambulance seeks tax
Sadsbury board hears plea from association for emergency management services levy Christiana ambulance seeks tax
Directors of the Christiana Community Ambulance Association on Feb. 5 told Sadsbury Township supervisors the ambulance company is in danger of closing without the solid annual funding that could be pr... |
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Changes derail station timetable
Mount Joy officials learn train platform access, parking issues remain unresolved Changes derail station timetable
Reconstruction of the Amtrak train station in Mount Joy will be delayed because rail officials reportedly flip-flopped on access to platforms installed as part of the estimated $12.5 million project.
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Ephrata braces for more traffic
Future developers must pay to widen section of Route 322, add turn lanes in township Ephrata braces for more traffic
With a new Giant Food store and more than a dozen other shops, restaurants and banks slated to open along Route 322 this year, there's little doubt traffic is about to get worse in Ephrata Township.
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Manor questions digital signs
Motorist safety issue stalls request from Columbia Avenue business owner Manor questions digital signs
A request for approval of a sign with a message that changes as often as every five seconds appears to lack support in Manor Township.
The potential for distracting motorists weighed against the propo... |
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Belmont meetings are quiet affairs
Big MT project Belmont meetings are quiet affairs
There was another nearly empty meeting room at the Manheim Township municipal building Monday night.
And that has pretty much been the case each time the township commissioners have held their twice-a... |
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Couple charged in theft spree in
A Coatesville couple has been charged in a string of burglaries over the weekend in West Lampeter Township.
Kyrsten Buehler, 19, was charged by West Lampeter police Monday with conspiracy to commit bu... |
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Mail those letters (but do it quietly)
Mail center opens at Ephrata library; the benefits are many Mail those letters (but do it quietly)
Users of the Ephrata Public Library have long been able to check out books and movies, search online for jobs, learn computer skills, purchase used books, apply for passports and much more.
Now they a... |
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Early work on farm led to 100 years of growth
Donald Klingler was born in New Berlin 100 years ago today and grew up on a 100-acre crop farm in Union County.
He toiled on the farm until age 23, when he went to work for a furniture store, where he... |
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Snow on way today; more this weekend?
Snow is expected later today, and there is the possibility of more come the weekend.
A total accumulation of 2 to 4 inches is expected before daybreak Thursday, and that, forecasters say, might be a p... |
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