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Students readmitted to Dauphin County high school after natural gas odor evacuation

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — Crews were called to a Dauphin County high school after a strange odor led to students being evacuated early Tuesday. According to the Lower Paxton Township Bureau of Fire, around 7:30 a.m., units were called to Central Dauphin East High School after a natural gas odor was reportedly detected...
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PennDOT proposes $600 million improvement project along Interstate 81 near Carlisle

CARLISLE, Pa. — PennDOT is eyeing a new $600 million dollar project to renovate nearly 10 miles of Interstate 81 near Carlisle. The project is part of a plan to make targeted improvements for traffic and safety along certain stretches of I-81. Andrew Bomberger, the executive director with the...
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Man Arrested After 100 MPH Chase On Route 30 In Lancaster County

A 21-year-old Lancaster County man is in custody after leading Pennsylvania State Police on a high-speed chase along Route 30 in Manheim Township last weekend. Troopers say Isaac Fadelmoula refused to pull over after being clocked speeding on Route 30. The pursuit reached speeds of 100 miles per hour before officers...
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Harrisburg man crashes into several cars during high-speed chase: police

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — A Harrisburg man reportedly led officers on a high-speed chase on Monday afternoon in Lower Swatara Township, according to the police. Just before 5 p.m., Lower Swatara Township police attempted to pull over a vehicle with a "dead tag" at the 2200 block of West Harrisburg Pike. The driver,...
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Honey Home: With Beahive, affordable housing is in reach

As I walked down Harrisburg’s narrow Summit Street and spied the fresh siding and double yellow doors of the duplex, I knew that Beahive Affordable Housing Outreach was “in the house.”. Beahive rehabs blighted properties and offers them for affordable rent, known as “Hive Creation.”. “The mission...
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A Space, Reborn: Coronet Park opens its gates, plans a full lineup in downtown...

A long-vacant parcel in downtown Harrisburg soon will be re-energized as a new place for gathering and events. This month, on Earth Day, Coronet Park debuts, hosting the first of many scheduled events centered on music, pop-up vendors and other creative community activities. Located just south of Market Square,...
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Dauphin County coffee roaster closes temporarily due to fire

St. Thomas Roasters Coffee House in Lower Paxton Township is temporarily closed following a fire on Tuesday morning. The coffee shop at 5951 Linglestown Road posted on Facebook that it will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday. According to the Linglestown Gazette, the building was evacuated around 9:30 a.m. after...
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‘Soul crushing’: Seven former dispatchers describe toxic work environment at PA Game Commission

The Pennsylvania Game Commission has launched an investigation and suspended one employee for the duration after Broad + Liberty presented new allegations of a toxic work environment in the commission’s dispatch center. Seven former dispatchers for the PGC say they were subjected to a workplace where a supervisor...
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Man picks fight with Carlisle Wendy’s drive-thru sign, causes ‘significant damage’: police

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A man reportedly lashed out at a Wendy's drive-thru sign after an issue with his food order, according to police. Around 2 a.m. on March 26, the Carlisle Police Department (CPD) was called to a Wendy's on South Hanover Street, where a drive-thru sign was reportedly vandalized.
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Food safety inspections in Lebanon County for week of March 30

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