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Inquiry into death of Landisville teenager continues
Police said the death of a 19-year-old Landisville man, whose body was found Monday night along a road in West Hempfield Township, remained under inve......
Hempfield grad whose body was found in road described as 'good student' at Millersville
A day after the body of a 19-year-old Landisville man was found on a West Hempfield Township road, officials said they still don't know how he died.
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Lancaster County sheriff seeks police powers
There's enough crime to "go around," according to Lancaster County Sheriff Mark Reese.
So, Reese asks, why not have more qualified professionals fight......
West Hempfield police department says phone system experiencing problems
The West Hempfield Township Police Department said this morning it is experiencing problems with its phone system.

Chief Mark G. Pugliese said call......
West Hempfield residents irked by ATV noise
Residents of Rosemary Lane are accustomed to noise from busy Route 30, but recently another motorized vehicle is becoming a nuisance — all terra......
Project Lifesaver program helps police locate missing people with cognitive disorders
A 76-year-old Mountville man wandered away from home in 2006 during the frigid days of February.

Two weeks later, the man's body was found near the......
Newville Road bridge in West Donegal slated for repair
The long awaited repairs to the Newville Road bridge were announced by West Donegal Supervisor Chairman Roger Snyder Monday.  Bids will be let Au......
Lancaster County OKs new radio system
Lancaster County's emergency responders have high hopes for the long-awaited new countywide radio system.

"Honestly, we have no place to go but up,......
Mountville talks handicapped parking, swears in crossing guard
The installation of handicapped-only parking signs on state roads in Mountville Borough were discussed at length Monday night.
While the signs are com......
Bogus Benjamins burn businesses here
Beware, Lancaster County businesses: Counterfeit bills are being passed here, police warn.

Pizza shops, a gaming store and a smoking shop were amon......
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