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May 23rd, 2012
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Fewer homes lost to foreclosure
 

After rising for four years in a row, the number of foreclosures in Lancaster County fell last year — dramatically.
According to court......
Banks take fewer houses
 

 

The number of home foreclosures in Lancaster County has plummeted to the lowest average monthly level in a decade.

But that's n......
Give 'em shelter
 

Turk, the stray cat, picked the right rescuer: Mary Jo Meinzer.
She happened to stop at an East Petersburg convenience store not long ago. H......
Left behind
As he approached the foreclosed house in Ephrata Borough, real estate agent Paul Chase immediately noticed the note on the door.
The message from the ......
'Short sales' avoid foreclosures
 

After living in their home 17 years, a Lancaster County couple faced the unthinkable:
The prospect of losing that house because they fell be......
Record number losing homes
 

To one local man whose family experienced foreclosure on their home, the process was as demeaning as it was traumatic.
Lending institutions,......
Foreclosure figures headed for record
 

Homes in Lancaster County are still being foreclosed at a record clip.
But the pace could slacken because of the still-mushrooming foreclosu......
County home defaults up 5%
The number of foreclosures in Lancaster County is up 5 percent for the first seven months of the year — but the pace may be slowing.
According t......
Lawsuit: Car dealer didn't deliver
Nicholas J. Reinhart scowled as he spoke with his lawyer outside the Ephrata office of Magisterial District Judge Jene A. Wilwerth last week.
His prel......
Car dealer waives hearing on taking money, but not delivering vehicles
Ephrata auto dealer Nicholas J. Reinhart today waived his preliminary hearing before Magisterial District Justice Jene A. Wilwerth on charges of "......
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