'This is a Real Work of Art'
Father-Son Team Restores Zion Tower
Let's face it, we've all done our fair share of rubbernecking as we pass the Zion Lutheran Church tower restoration project on West Main Street in Hummelstown. The tower, which was built in 1897 along with the church, has been subject to all kinds of rumors around town - including one that the tower would have to be torn down because it was structurally deficient. Full Story
'I Feel We Were Deceived'
Development Plans
The Conewago Township Board of Supervisors met Wednesday, July 8, where it saw revised plans for Creekside Meadows, a 33-home development proposed for the former Costik farm on Deodate Road. Joel McNaughton of Deodate Associates, LP presented the revised plans. Full Story
Editorial
A Second Look
In the United Kingdom, pit bull dogs were banned under the 1991 Dangerous Dogs Act. However, the breed "American Pit Bull Terrier" has never been recognized by the British government so the ban extends to all dogs that "look like" pit bulls. Full Story
Dauphin County Commisioners
Many families are trying to save money this summer by staying close to home for hot-weather fun. We now have another way for county residents to save even more of their hard-earned dollars. Full Story
Engagement
Murray-Taylor
Kaitlyn Jane Murray of Hershey and Richard Lee Taylor of Asheboro, N.C., have announced their engagement. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Stephen and Gail Murray. Full Story
Wedding
Nicole Marie Brassell Weds William Ehrhorn
Nicole Marie Brassell of Grantville and William Ehrhorn of Lebanon were married June 13, 2009 in St. Thomas United Church of Christ, Linglestown, by The Rev. Donald C. Wetzel. The bride is the daughter of William and Barbara Brassell of Grantville. Full Story
Religious Writ
Let me tell you of a man who got his country to ban prayer in the public schools. At the same time he backed the public interest in Christian holidays (as long as they were more pagan then Scriptural). Full Story
Church News
Deadline: Sunday Noon
ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Elm Ave. & Valley Rd. Hershey, Pa. Rector Interim Priest: Rev. Canon John McDowell Director of Music: The Rev. Dr. Darrell Woomer Sunday: 8 a.m. - Holy Eucharist Rite I 10 a.m. Full Story
'Gump' May Era Ends
In a matter of a few days, the Hershey High School football program lost its defensive coordinator and then its controversial head coach. On July 10, Chris Coller resigned for personal reasons. That was followed by the July 13 retirement from teaching and coaching at the school by Bob "Gump" May. Full Story
Baker's Blast Buries Hershey
Ross Baker was looking dead red on the first pitch and when Hershey ace Joe Gunkel obliged with a letter high fastball, the recent LD grad unloaded a 350- foot two-run home run that snapped a 2-2 tie and lifted Hummelstown Legion to a 4-2 win over host Hershey on Friday, July 10. Full Story
Martha E. Baldwin
Martha E. Baldwin, 87, of Hummelstown died Tuesday, July 14, 2009. Born August 4, 1921 in Harrisburg, she was a daughter of the late Elmer and Martha (Minick) Schreffler. She was a member of the Shellsville VFW Auxiliary, Middletown Moose Auxiliary and the Fuzzy Few Organization, Hummelstown. Full Story
Edward r. Bonnette
Edward R. Bonnette, 88, of Hershey, died Wednesday, July 8, 2009, in the M.S. Hershey Medical Center. Born in Nashua, NH, on Dec. 10, 1920, he was the son of the late Raoul A. and Alma D. Bonnette. Ed was a retired teletype setter. He was a U.S. Army veteran having served as a French interpreter in World War II and was on Normandy Beach during the invasion. Full Story
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