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Barn destroyed after harvester catches fire in Earl Township [update] (opens the original)
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A barn ended up in flames Friday evening after a corn harvester caught fire at an Earl Township farm. Firefighters with Garden Spot Fire Rescue were in the process of raising an American flag at Garden Spot High School for the home opener football game when the call came around 5:45 p.m. for a fire at nearby 835 Weaverland Road. According to a Garden Spot Fire Rescue social media post, dispatchers reported that a corn harvester had caught fire and the flames had spread to an adjacent barn. Ni
Crews knock Earl Township barn fire (opens the original)
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A barn fire drew a large response Friday night in Earl Township. Fire crews responded to the barn on the 5800 block of Weaverland Road after a call came in reporting the fire around 5:45 p.m., dispatch said. Bicycles and fire engines dotted the intersection of Weaverland Road and Tower Road as onlookers stood by. Crews had the fire under control by 7 p.m., and nobody was injured, dispatch said. The barn appeared to have extensive damage; it was not clear what was inside the building. Success! An
Watch: Warwick school board introduces facility dog policy following dog's death in hot car (opens the original)
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Warwickâs school board introduced a facility dog policy at its meeting Tuesday. The policy includes a section on transportation that forbids a caretaker from leaving the dog unattended in a vehicle. The introduction of the policy comes nearly two months after Callie, the facility dog for John Bonfield Elmentary School, died in a hot car. There will be a separate hearing to determine whether John Bonfield Elementary School Principal Amy Balsbaugh should be fired for leaving the dog in the car.
Annual Hispanic Festival kicks off at San Juan Bautista [photos] (opens the original)
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San Juan Bautista, 425 S. Duke St., is hosting its four-day Hispanic Festival that began Wednesday and concludes Saturday. The 43rd event celebrates Hispanic cultures, music and food. There will also be raffles on site with several chances to win from $500 to $5,000. The event runs from 6 to 10 p.m. today and Saturday from 4 to 11 p.m. On the day 18-month-old Grant Kirk of Fulton Township was diagnosed with an ultrarare neurog… While renovating a Drumore chicken house in 2013, workers stumbled u
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