Jack Panyard
Breaking News Reporter at LNP
Breaking News Reporter @LancasterOnline Previously: @ydrcom, @LDnews and @USATODAY - @3Uncanny4 + @sonymusic
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3 weeks ago |
lancasteronline.com | Jack Panyard
A Lititz teenager is in Lancaster County Prison after police said he stabbed another teenager during a fight in the borough. Gabe H. Sanchez, 18, was arrested Thursday and charged with aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, and illegal possession of a weapon after police said he stabbed a 17-year-old. Sanchez, who is at the county prison in lieu of $45,000 bail, didn’t have an attorney listed on his criminal docket Friday. His preliminary hearing is June 16.
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3 weeks ago |
lancasteronline.com | Jack Panyard
A Lititz teenager is in Lancaster County Prison after police said he stabbed another teenager during a fight in the borough. Gabe H. Sanchez, 18, was arrested Thursday and charged with aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, and illegal possession of a weapon after police said he stabbed a 17-year-old. Sanchez, who is at the county prison in lieu of $45,000 bail, didn’t have an attorney listed on his criminal docket Friday. His preliminary hearing is June 16.
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3 weeks ago |
lancasteronline.com | Jack Panyard
Three people, including a 12-year-old girl, were injured in a vehicle crash that closed more than a mile of Route 23 in Caernarvon Township on Wednesday morning, according to dispatchers on scene. Emergency crews responded to the intersection of Route 23 and North Red School Road, one mile west of Morgantown, just after 9 a.m. for a report of a vehicle crash, according to dispatchers. Fire police closed more than 1.3 miles of Route 23 between Maxwell Hill Road and Swamp Road.
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3 weeks ago |
lancasteronline.com | Jack Panyard
Police said a Providence Township man lied about his 2-month-old son falling off a bed last week and that the injuries were from abuse instead. Michael Robert McDonald, 30, of Parkview Drive, is charged with two counts of aggravated assault against a minor and endangering the welfare of children after his son became unresponsive last week after reportedly falling off a bed leading to a permanent brain damage diagnosis, according to police.
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3 weeks ago |
lancasteronline.com | Jack Panyard
A cool, damp June in Lancaster County will give way to a hot and dry July and August, according to Millersville University meteorologist Kyle Elliott. While national forecasters are predicting an abnormally hot and dry summer across most of the U.S., Elliott said temperatures here might be 2 degrees above average. The director of the Millersville University Weather Information Center said the county could see 10 to 20 days of temperatures in the 90s.
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More than 22 displaced, one dead. This is the ninth fire at the Kensington Club Apartments in Lancaster Township since 2012. https://t.co/G07eUe2xGr
Larson Lundquist is stationed at Saint Peter’s church on Delp Road in Manheim Township, and has been working polls for nearly 50 years. His reasoning? “Someone’s got to do it.” He said the turnout’s been pretty steady but small, but that’s not unusual for a primary election. https://t.co/YVsX23fP2o
Nathan Van Name, who is running as a Republican candidate for Manheim Township Commissioner, said it has been a slow morning for polling. He believes people are less engaged with local issues than they were during the heat of the COVID-19 pandemic. https://t.co/MjHTRzXTF2