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Lancaster Township woman charged with animal neglect, cruelty following June cat seizures (opens the original)
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A Lancaster Township woman from whose home the Pennsylvania SPCA removed 78 cats and kittens in June has been charged with multiple counts of animal cruelty and neglect. The agency filed 13 cruelty charges and 78 neglect charges on Wednesday against Jocelyn James in connection with the seizure of the cats on June 9 from her Spencer Avenue home. At the time, the Pennsylvania SPCA said conditions inside the home were among the most severe its team had encountered. âOur officers endured hours of
Man sentenced to prison for setting ex-girlfriend's Lancaster Township apartment on fire (opens the original)
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A New York man will spend up to nine years in state prison for breaking into and setting fire to a former girlfriendâs Lancaster Township apartment. Lancaster County Judge Jeffrey Conrad told Husani A. Laviscount that his actions were âabout as scary and creepy as it getsâ before accepting a plea agreement worked out by prosecuting and defense attorneys on Thursday. Laviscount, 38, admitted setting the April 25, 2021, fire at the Kensington Club Apartments, 641 Wyncroft Lane. The woman was
3rd person with measles dies in Lancaster County: Pa health department (opens the original)
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An unvaccinated Lancaster County resident who tested positive for measles has died, bringing to three the number of measles-associated deaths here and five total in the state, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The department did not release the personâs name, citing privacy laws. Lancaster County Coroner Dr. Stephen Diamantoni said he had no information about the case. He said he asked the health department for specifics, but got no information. Diamantoni said his office wou
Cyclist's safety question about tinted windows leads Watchdog down a rabbit hole [Lancaster Watchdog] (opens the original)
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Lately, it seems to Lancaster city resident Scott Standish that heâs seeing more vehicles with dark-tinted windows, making it difficult when heâs riding his bike or walking to have eye contact with drivers. Itâs a safety issue: I can see that you see me. âI'm not talking a light tint. I'm talking: The very dark, black tint that you cannot see who's behind the wheel. And for me, especially when I'm out biking and I come to a stop sign or whatever, and I want to, I cannot make eye contact
Earl Township farmer admits shooting 4 puppies he could not sell, gets 7 years probation (opens the original)
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An Earl Township farmer who bred dogs admitted shooting four puppies that he was unable to sell and will spend seven years on probation. John S. Stoltzfus Jr., 49, pleaded guilty Thursday to four counts of aggravated animal cruelty and four counts of animal cruelty before Lancaster County Judge Thomas B. Sponaugle. Stoltzfus must also pay a $200 fine and cannot work with or care for dogs or cats under terms of the plea agreement Sponaugle accepted. However, he may continue to own one neutered do
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