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wgal.com | Jake Reyes
Business leaders will hold a town hall Thursday on the lack of child care access for its employees in Cumberland County. It's hosted by the Cumberland County Commission for Women. Employers say a lack of affordable child care access for working parents leads to a decline in their performance and early learning issues for children. It's a domino effect they hope to find solutions for in a town hall that dozens are expected to attend.
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1 week ago |
wgal.com | Jake Reyes
At the Pennsylvania State Capitol, transportation officials will host a distracted driving demonstration to teach about the dangers of handling your phone while behind the wheel. It's all to remind drivers about Paul Miller's Law, which takes effect June 5. Pennsylvania already has a ban on texting while driving, but that's as far as the restrictions on cell phone use go-- for now. With Paul Miller's Law, you won't even be able to hold a phone behind the wheel.
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1 week ago |
wgal.com | Jake Reyes
Memorial Day is a time to honor and reflect on those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service of the United States.In Quarryville, Lancaster County, flags of each U.S. military branch will be dedicated Monday morning.It’s a new addition to Memorial Park, which has names of those who have fallen engraved all around it. Memorial Day programs have been happening at the park since 2012.
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2 weeks ago |
wgal.com | Jake Reyes
A woman is now charged with killing a teenager after hitting him with a car and driving away in Penn Township, Lancaster County. Northern Lancaster County Regional Police say 24-year-old Mikayla Mustard was heading to her home in Harrisburg on May 2, 2024. But, she didn't stop to check on 16-year-old Curtis Groff, who officers found lying dead near a cemetery on West Sunhill Road after getting hit by a car that night.
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2 weeks ago |
wgal.com | Jake Reyes
Lancaster EMS will have the grand opening of its new headquarters on Wednesday.The facility on Fairview Avenue gives crews a bigger space to fix ambulances, which will improve the turnaround time for getting vehicles on the road for service. The building also has a new training ground for community paramedics, who will help expand services for nonemergency calls like blood draws and at-home electrocardiograms.
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