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18 poultry workers detained by ICE while making deliveries in Lancaster County: advocates (opens the original)
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Melhorn Sales, Services & Trucking Co. is located at 1010 W. Main St. in Mount Joy, Lancaster County. (WHP) LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — More than a dozen people who work for a Mount Joy poultry management business have been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement since late August, according to a nonprofit advocacy group and an anonymous source close to the situation. Eighteen employees of Melhorn Sales, Service and Trucking were arrested in three different stops, said Michelle Hi
Former worker calls out Marietta farm now under investigation: 'Pile of decomposed birds' (opens the original)
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LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — An egg supplier in Marietta Borough was thrust into the center of several investigations after a former employee went public with allegations of animal neglect and unsanitary conditions. Austin Flowers, 30, started working for Shady Brae Farm in January as a house lead. He said it was his job to oversee eight houses, each containing tens of thousands of hens and belts to collect eggs. Of course, Flowers said, it’s not uncommon for birds to get old and die. But he po
Advocates in urge PA hunters to switch ammunition as eagles suffer from lead poisoning (opens the original)
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LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — As Pennsylvanians gear up for hunting season, wildlife rehabilitators in Lancaster County are caring for eagles suffering with lead poisoning—something they say could be prevented if sportsmen ditch lead bullets and sinkers. Eagles, like other scavengers, feast on animal carcasses and gut piles left behind from hunting trips. If the game was shot with a lead bullet, chances are, the remains left behind also contain fragments of lead, according to Tracie Young, execu
Students say group of 'townies' started York fight that went viral: 'it's not safe' (opens the original)
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YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — York College students living off-campus on West Jackson Street are still reeling nearly a week after a huge fight ended in multiple injuries and arrests, with video of the incident going viral on social media. In a statement, York College said a group of non-students began a fight in the early hours of Saturday morning when a student on West Jackson Street asked that group to leave their property. READ MORE | Girls charged, officials enact plan of action after 'large bra
'Cat in the Hat' threat campaign costs PA taxpayers $300K, security company says (opens the original)
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHP) — Schools across the country, including some in south-central Pennsylvania, have warned students against creating and reposting AI-generated videos depicting the Cat in the Hat in ominous situations, sometimes with threats. But just because there’s no legitimate threat doesn’t mean there’s no cost associated with the social media trend, according to Don Beeler, founder and CEO of TDR Technology Solutions. Since the Cat in the Hat “threat campaign” began around August, it’s
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