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Multiple arrests made after ‘large gathering’ refuse to leave Lebanon County Rutter’s

LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A group of four refused to leave a West Lebanon Township Rutter's after being told by the police that loitering was no longer allowed, ending with multiple arrests being made. On June 6, Rutter's security told Wilhelm Montalvo-March, Milagros Galarza, Alberto Laureano, and Juan...
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Man shot by police in North Coventry Township: Source

An investigation is underway after a man was shot by police Monday evening in North Coventry Township, Action News has learned.
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JBS plant closure upends Lancaster County cattleman’s plans

Even though he is 68 years old, Darwin Nissley had no plans to stop feeding cattle on his Lancaster County, Pa., farm. Then came the news that JBS was closing its Souderton, Pa., plant on Aug. 14. For Nissley, the plant’s closure changes everything on his farm. “It’s a...
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Dental Businesses With Newtown Ties Face $1 Million Settlement After Investigation, Lawsuit

The settlement was announced last week. A group of dental businesses in the area will pay $1 million to settle a lawsuit accusing them of using predatory sales tactics and unauthorized loan applications to target elderly and low-income patients. The proposed settlement with Middletown Township-based Alpha Dental Excell
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College in central Pa. builds residence, dining hall amid ‘increased demand for enrollment’

A college based in Lancaster recently broke ground on a new residence and dining hall building. The building at Thaddeus Stevens College is at 750 E. King St. on the school’s main campus, next to the Schwalm Student Center. The residence hall will be named Stevens Hall. The dining...
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Parents Sentenced Up to 40 Years in Prison After Child Dies From Fentanyl, Cocaine...

A Pennsylvania judge imposed lengthy prison terms on two parents convicted in connection with the drug-related death of their 8-year-old child. CHESTER COUNTY, Pa. — Two parents have been sentenced to decades in prison after prosecutors said their actions led to the death of an 8-year-old child who was exposed to and i
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Tesla was driving on its own before crash at Hershey outlets, driver tells police

DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A New Jersey woman said her Tesla was driving on its own before it hit a tree, several parked cars and a pillar at the Tanger Outlets over the weekend. The crash happened around 11:25 a.m. Sunday at the Hershey outlets, according to the...
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South Coventry Township: Where Iron, Forest, and Village Life Endure

Morning comes quietly to Coventryville. A thin mist lingers above French Creek, softening the stone walls and old rooflines that line the valley road. In the trees beyond the village, birdsong gathers before the first cars pass through. The creek moves over rock and shadow, following the same course that once powered o
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Officer-involved shooting under investigation in Chester County, DA says

The Chester County District Attorney's Office said that it is investigating an officer-involved shooting in North Coventry Township on Monday evening. The D.A.'s office said it was assisting the North Coventry Township Police Department in the investigation, but no other details were immediately available. NBC10 was at
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PA court denies appeal of 2022 conviction in Max Schollenberger case

The Pennsylvania Superior Court has denied the conviction and sentence appeal of Kimberly Maurer, who was found guilty in 2022 for her role in the torture and death of 12-year-old Max Schollenberger. Attorney General Dave Sunday announced on June 22 that the state court denied Maurer's Post-Conviction Relief Act, or PC

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