Cameron Lobley
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House fire leaves 4 people hospitalized, dispatchers say (opens the original)
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Four people were hospitalized after a house fire in Cumberland County early Thursday, according to emergency dispatchers. Video above: News 8's Cameron Lobley reports from the scene Crews responded to the blaze in the 2100 block of Newville Road/Route 641 in West Pennsboro Township around 3 a.m. According to dispatchers, four people were transported to the hospital by ambulance. Their conditions are unknown. Firefighters remain at the scene. Traffic may be restricted in the area. Video below: Fi
Board to discuss plans to close elementary school (opens the original)
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The School District of Lancaster will meet Tuesday night to discuss a proposal to close John W. Price Elementary School as it also considers plans for a new consolidated elementary school. Superintendent Dr. Keith Miles Jr. says the proposal for closure is driven in part by lowering attendance rates across the whole district. SDOL says enrollment is down from more than 11,000 students before the COVID-19 pandemic to about 9,500 this school year. “We needed to adjust the plan, and instead of doin
School board to vote on teacher resignation and charges after gym class incident (opens the original)
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The Manheim Central school board in Lancaster County will vote on the resignation of one teacher and whether to pursue noncriminal charges against another teacher following an incident during a gym class. Video above: Top stories, weather forecast from WGAL. Both teachers had previously resigned as coaches after being placed on administrative leave earlier this year. In a statement released by the legal team of former coach Dave Hahn, he said, "I was not present when the alleged incident occurre
Forty-mile Torch Run raises funds and support for Special Olympics PA (opens the original)
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Athletes from Special Olympics PA and members from more than a dozen local law enforcement agencies trekked through Cumberland and Dauphin Counties Friday to mark the 4th annual Special Olympics PA Capital Area Torch Run. The 40-mile run, which begins at the Cumberland County Law Enforcement Memorial in Carlisle and ends at the Pennsylvania State Police Academy in Hershey, raises money to help support Special Olympians' athletic journeys. The run, which is one of a number that happen throughout
AAA offers tips to help Pennsylvania caregivers keep children safe in cars (opens the original)
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September 20 through 26 marks National Child Passenger Safety Week, and experts with AAA Central Penn are sharing new statistics and tips to help drivers keep young children safe while in the car. According to a new study by AAA and the National Safety Council, car seat misuse remains a significant hazard on the road, with Pennsylvania seeing 62.4% of inspected car seats misused. AAA says one key error is that car seat harnesses are often too loose. "You want to make sure that harness is secure,
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