Jade Campos
Reporter at LNP
she's got a book for every situation. she/her | political watchdog @LancasterOnline | past @DailyCollegian eic @PittsburghPG @WPSU | psu alum
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1 week ago |
lancasteronline.com | Jade Campos
Wintertime homeless shelters must obtain Ephrata Borough Council approval to operate under a new policy that was adopted Monday evening despite pleas from some residents to hold off on the change for at least a year. About 70 people attended the regular borough council meeting to oppose the proposed zoning amendment, arguing it would limit the community’s ability to help the homeless.
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1 week ago |
lancasteronline.com | Jade Campos
Lancaster City Council member Janet Diaz has no plans to step down from her post amid calls for her resignation from a local activist and three City Council members over a social media post they described as racist and Islamophobic. Diaz, who is running for mayor in the May 20 Democratic primary, said in a Facebook post Monday she intends to continue with her term on council, which expires in December.
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1 week ago |
lancasteronline.com | Jade Campos
Essie Hewes-Carroll takes the bus a couple of times every week to visit her older sister in the Meadia Heights neighborhood off of Willow Street Pike. She grew up in the very same neighborhood in the 1970s and 1980s, so the trips bring back childhood memories — mostly about traffic. Hewes-Carroll reminisced to The Watchdog about seeing her mom struggle on a near daily basis to drive in and out of the neighborhood.
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1 week ago |
lancasteronline.com | Jade Campos
An activist and two members of Lancaster City Council are calling on Democratic mayoral hopeful Janet Diaz to resign or be removed from her elected post on council over a social media post they described as racist and Islamophobic. A third council member said Diaz should abandon her mayoral campaign. The post, published on Diaz’s personal Facebook page on April 2 and deleted the same day, stated there are other Democrats besides council member Ahmed Ahmed running in the May 20 primary.
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1 week ago |
lancasteronline.com | Jade Campos
Lancaster City Council candidates largely agree on the most pressing issues facing the city, with housing and police transparency the focus of a debate Thursday night at Bethel AME Church on East Strawberry Street. Eight Democrats are on the May primary ballot, each competing for one of four open City Council seats. Ahmed Ahmed and Lochard Calixte are both running for their second terms on council. Marshall Miller, Vincent Derek Smith, Willie Shell Sr., Nancy I.
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