Naomi Creason
City Editor at The Sentinel
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cumberlink.com | Naomi Creason
Pennsylvania State Police on Friday announced that they have identified human remains found in 1979 in Perry County, though the cause and manner of death are still under investigation. Police said that with the help of Othram Labs, they were able to identify a Jane Doe as Doris Joanne Gritz, originally of Ravenna/Streetsborough, Ohio, who would have been 23 at the time of her disappearance.
Study: 'Forever chemicals' detected in 65% of sampled private wells, 18% had levels beyond standards
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cumberlink.com | Naomi Creason
A team of researchers from Penn State University found that 18% of sampled private wells in the state had levels of PFAS that was higher than drinking water standards. Penn State announced the research findings Wednesday, and the study will be in the July issue of the Journal of Environmental Management. In researching potential contamination of per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in groundwater feeding private wells, the research team looked at 167 private wells over three years.
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cumberlink.com | Naomi Creason
Summer officially arrives Friday, and with it, temperatures in the high 80s to 90s starting this weekend. However, the streak of rainy and cloudy weather breaks for summer activities this weekend. Fountain FestivalThe Fountain Festival returns Friday and Saturday in Newville.
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cumberlink.com | Naomi Creason
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday visited Carlisle Area School District Monday morning, along with state Sen. Greg Rothman, to spotlight the benefits of the Safe2Say Something program. The anonymous reporting system, administered by the Office of Attorney General, offers a platform for students and other community members to provide information about bullying, threats and acts of violence, as well as other concerns, according to the AG's Office.
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military.com | Naomi Creason
The U.S. Navy will host an open house next week to connect with area residents and request permission to sample private drinking water of those who live around the Mechanicsburg base. The Navy wants to test private wells for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, within its sampling area near Naval Support Activity Mechanicsburg. The Navy is not interested in testing water of those served by Pennsylvania American Water or Veolia Water Pennsylvania.
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Check out what's coming to theaters this month with a rundown of the biggest movies set to hit the big screen. https://t.co/DtC4lDT4qL
I'm not sure why I'm surprised, but the academy hardly went out on a limb with its latest nominations. Dashed hopes that horror will ever get its due (or, you know, female directors). https://t.co/1JMbcw9A1d
Whether it be blockbusters or indies, check out this list of 2020 films worth a watch, and I'm glad to see plenty of women at the helm for major tentpole releases. https://t.co/7IHFdh4mwb
