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SU Entrepreneurship Hub Aims to Fuel Downtown Revitalization (opens the original)
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The long-discussed vision of bridging Shippensburg Universityâs talent with the boroughâs downtown revitalization efforts took a major step forward this week with the grand opening of the new Entrepreneurship Hub in the newly renovated Kriner Hall. Positioned closer to the borough edge rather than isolated deep on campus, the facility is explicitly designed to act as an economic engine for South Central Pennsylvania. By bringing key university and community assets under one roof, the Hub aim
North Newton Township man sentenced in child endangerment case (opens the original)
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A North Newton Township man was sentenced Sept. 22 to two years of probation after pleading guilty to endangering the welfare of a child in connection with an incident involving his 2-year-old daughter, who was found outside during a winter storm. Joshua Ryan Kitner, 29, entered the plea in the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas. As part of a plea agreement, prosecutors dropped two felony counts of aggravated assault, according to court records. The case stems from an incident Jan. 25 at a
Shippensburg's Beer & Wine Festival- A Spirited event filled with Music, Tastings, and Community Engagement (opens the original)
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The Shippensburg Area Chamber of Commerce estimated that 450 people attended the Shippensburg Beer & Wine Festival on Saturday, Sept. 19, at the Shippensburg Community Fairgrounds. Rain fell during the afternoon, but it cleared as guests sampled drinks, visited food trucks and listened to live music. VIP guests entered at noon, followed by general admission at 1 p.m. The chamber sold 204 tickets in advance, with more purchased at the gate. Whiskers Brewing of Newville served beers named after do
State Funding supports critical public works vehicle replacement in Shippensburg Township (opens the original)
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Shippensburg Township has been awarded $124,000 through the Commonwealth Financing Authority's Statewide Local Share Account (LSA) Program to purchase a new public works vehicle, strengthening the Township's ability to provide essential municipal services year-round. "This investment ensures that Shippensburg Township can continue providing reliable, efficient services to our residents and businesses," said Marc Rideout, Chairman of the Townshipâs Board of Supervisors. "The new vehicle will st
Shippensburg-area Livestock Business is center of Investigation for Transporting Horses (opens the original)
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A Shippensburg-area livestock business is at the center of a New York State Police investigation after troopers intercepted 25 horses that were being transported through New York to Canada for slaughter and human consumption. Pennsylvania truck driver Robert M. Seitz was arrested Sept. 2 after New York State Police stopped a red 2007 Freightliner towing a livestock trailer north on U.S. Highway 11 in DeKalb, New York. State Police said the stop occurred about 2:24 a.m. after a traffic violation
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