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Earl Township Planners Say Eberly Farm Should Not Be Rezoned (opens the original)
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EARL TOWNSHIP, Pa. â Amid opposition from residents, township officials are considering whether to move forward with a petition to rezone an 81-acre farm to make way for a housing development. The Earl Township Planning Commission voted unanimously Monday to recommend rejection of the rezoning petition from Stoney Point LLC, a division of Landmark Homes. The Ephrata developer plans to purchase the Eugene Eberly farm at 607 S. Kinzer Ave. and build 209 single-family homes if the township approv
ICE Agents Arrest Poultry Workers in Lancaster County (opens the original)
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Immigration agents targeted a Lancaster County poultry business in recent enforcement actions that have angered Pennsylvaniaâs farming community, the leader of a state ag organization says. Agents with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested 17 people in Mount Joy during targeted traffic stops Aug. 21, Aug. 31 and Sept. 17, according to a report from LNP | Lancaster Online. Chris Herr, the president of PennAg Industries Association, confirmed that those arrested were employees at Mel
Animal Exhibitors Drive in the Dark at New York State Fair (opens the original)
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GEDDES, N.Y. â Livestock exhibitors at the New York State Fair are adjusting to a policy that prohibits vehicles inside the grounds during operating hours, meaning they have to load and unload in the early morning or late at night. Fair officials announced the change earlier this year, stating the policy aligns with industry best practices for pedestrian safety at comparable large-scale events. Under the old rules, trucks, trailers and other large apparatus used to share the roads with thousan
Model Circus Builders Keep Craft Alive in Central New York (opens the original)
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GEDDES, N.Y. â Most exhibitors at the New York State Fair bring their livestock, their craft projects or their baked goods. Fred Regan and friends brought the circus. Regan, of Oswego, New York, is part of the Hoxie Tucker Ring 73, a regional group of model circus and carnival enthusiasts who create scale replicas of the traveling shows. This is the 25th consecutive year the group has brought its exhibition to the state fair, following a three-year gap in the early aughts. Regan, 70, has built
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Candidate Rejects Harassment Claim (opens the original)
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A Pennsylvania Farm Bureau member has accused one of the organizationâs presidential candidates of harassment. Hattie Henderson, who runs a farm and equestrian center in Cambria County, published an open letter Aug. 7 alleging that John Painter, a Tioga County dairy farmer, sexually harassed her in an elevator during a Pennsylvania Farm Bureau annual meeting in Hershey. Painter is running for president of the state organization. The vote will be held at Novemberâs annual meeting. âIâm no
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