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Rest in ruins: The push for permanent fixes at neglected cemeteries (opens the original)
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DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A cemetery is ideally a place where people remember loved ones and share emotions in a peaceful setting, but there’s a whole different set of emotions at play for some folks who are seeing their family lying in graveyards that are overgrown and damaged. “Everyone knows a loved one, at least somebody who is buried in a cemetery,” Emily Stine said as she stood in front of her great-grandparents’ headstones in the cemetery at the First Haitian National Congregation of Ha
Pennsylvania native recalls moment he was thrown by impact of plane hitting the Pentagon (opens the original)
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CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — There were 125 people inside the Pentagon, and 59 on board American Airlines Flight 77 were killed when the plane crashed into the building on Sept. 11, 2001. Others who were mere feet from the impact survived and now live with the memories of that fateful day, 25 years later. Cambria County native Dan Pfeilstucker started working as a mechanical contractor at the Pentagon in March 2001 and had just rented a house in Maryland with his wife and young daughter. “I wasn'
‘We will arrest your children’: Mayor issues warning to parents ahead of Kipona Festival (opens the original)
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Dauphin County, WHP — Mayor Wanda Williams had a strong message for parents as she spoke at a press conference on Monday morning while the city prepares for the 110th Kipona Festival. The annual end-of-summer event traditionally serves as a celebration of Harrisburg’s diverse culture with fun for the whole family that culminates in a firework show launched from the tip of City Island. However, in recent years, the safety of those attending the festival has been the top priority as crowd control
Lancaster County Commissioners divided on details behind 'measles-associated’ deaths (opens the original)
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LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Lancaster County Commissioners Josh Parsons and Anne Yoder are continuing the conversation following two measles-related deaths in the county. On the heels of a press conference making national headlines, Parsons is asking for more evidence on the deaths. “You need to be transparent," Parsons said. "If you're going to have a big press conference and announce something like this, you need to tell us the details." Gov. Josh Shapiro joined the Pennsylvania Department o
Lancaster City Council approves Randell Zook as the city's next Chief of Police (opens the original)
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LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Lancaster City council voted unanimously to approve Randell Zook as the next Chief of Lancaster Bureau of Police. The decision comes two months after he was appointed as acting chief following the sudden departure of Chief Easton McDonald. “I have no doubt that Randall Zook is the right person for the job,” Mayor Jaime Arroyo said to council during Tuesday’s meeting. “Being here and knowing the department and knowing our officers, knowing the city, I just believe th
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