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School District of Lancaster proposes school closures as enrollment falls (opens the original)
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The School District of Lancaster is recommending the closure of Price and Buchanan elementary schools as enrollment continues to decline. District officials presented the recommendation during a required public meeting Tuesday. No decision was made as the district must wait at least 90 days to vote. “Since 2017, enrollment has declined by 1,457 students,” said Dr. Keith Miles Jr., superintendent of the School District of Lancaster. The district reported approximately 9,500 students last week and
Attorney says family wants answers after Lancaster General Hospital death (opens the original)
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More than a month after a patient fell from the sixth floor of Lancaster General Hospital, the family of 26-year-old Johnathan Leed is still seeking answers. "They're just beside themselves in grief. They're very, very upset. We're dealing with trauma. And the message that I'm receiving from them is it's a tragedy that may have been prevented. And we just want answers," said Attorney Thomas Kenny, who represents Leed’s family. Leed broke through a window on Aug. 13 and fell from the sixth floor.
'Terminators or Jetsons': Local tech leaders push for guardrails as AI becomes more common (opens the original)
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Tech experts in the Susquehanna Valley say artificial intelligence is growing, and they want guardrails as it becomes more common in daily life. The discussion comes after President Donald Trump announced an “AI force” and an “AI czar,” though the exact plan for that role has not been made public. “At minimum, we’ve got to quit picking sides about yay or nay to AI and start having positive conversations,” said Josh Hinkle, president and CEO of Splashwire in Mechanicsburg. Hinkle said people alre
Community discussions seek long-term answers to Lancaster homelessness (opens the original)
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A homeless encampment along North Conestoga Drive in Lancaster Township was scheduled to be cleared Wednesday, but township officials confirmed the camp would not be cleared and did not provide a timeline for its removal. Rebecca Saner, outreach director for Hand Up Partners, said, "We're just reacting and we don't have any kind of solution behind it." On the day the encampment was set to be cleared, Hand Up Partners, a Lancaster-based group advocating for solutions to homelessness, held a commu
'We lost so much': Fire leaves Lancaster County family racing to find housing with infant (opens the original)
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A Lancaster County family displaced by fire is racing to find housing before their premature son is discharged from the hospital A Lancaster County family displaced by fire is racing to find housing before their premature son is discharged from the hospital An Aug. 20 fire tore through Carmella and Brian Beck’s mobile home in Martic Township, leaving the family without permanent housing weeks after the premature birth of their son. The couple is staying at the Ronald McDonald House in Philadelph
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