York County
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This weekend in Pennsylvania: Celebrate mom, ride a rollercoaster, go underground
Pennsylvania’s first underground state park is now open for you to explore in the Laurel Highlands, and there’s plenty to do above ground across the commonwealth this weekend.
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Pa. lawmakers introduce bill to decriminalize homelessness
State Rep. Ismail Smith-Wade-El (D-Lancaster), said the “Shelter First Act” means that the unsheltered community won’t get arrested for trying to live in a public space when they don’t have any other option.
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York City plans to close homeless encampments by June 2
The City of York announced a coordinated plan to close homeless encampments across the city through what it calls a structured and humane process.
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Nearly 200 to be laid off at York County manufacturing plant
Church & Dwight Inc. plans to lay off 195 employees at its facility in Jackson Township.
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Inside York’s growing half-mile homeless encampment along the Codorus
The homeless have been living there for years, along the hiking trails in the woods between the park and the creek. The encampment stretches for nearly a half-mile along the Codorus Creek.
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Gas prices in Pennsylvania are down again this week
While gas prices in Pennsylvania have declined for a second straight week, they still remain almost a dollar higher on average than before the US and Israel attacked Iran on Feb. 28.
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East Manchester sets strict zoning limits for data centers
Although the township hadn’t received any formal plans, there was word that data center developers were eyeing the Royal Manchester Golf Links and the 300-acre York Baker Farm, in the eastern part of the township, as possible sites for one of the massive facilities.
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Gas prices in Pennsylvania are down since last week
Gas prices in Pennsylvania are finally beginning to fall, though they still remain a dollar higher on average than before the US and Israel attacked Iran on Feb. 28.
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York County family advertises for liver donor to save the man they love
Since Ryk Smith learned that he needed a transplant, his family has been searching for a live donor. He doesn’t qualify for a transplant from a deceased donor – not yet – as those organs go to patients “at death’s door.”
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Farmer explains why a data center is perfect for his Conewago Twp. land
More than 500 acres of farmland on Bowers Bridge Road could one day be the site of a massive data center. The land owner said he’s done his research and it’s the best option for the local community. Other community members disagree.
