Al-Anon and Alcoholics Anonymous: meet at 7 p.m. Sundays at Slateville Presbyterian Church at Ridge, Prospect and Slateville roads in Peach Bottom Township. For details, call 717-456-7486.
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Clubs and organizations in southern York County
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York College awards grants for 'greater' ideas for city, community
York College has awarded grants to those who have ideas for making it "greater," including some efforts that focus on the connection between the college and the community. Last fall, the college sought proposals for the first "Great to Greater" grants, making $300,000 available over three years, according to a letter sent to the college community in February, announcing the first of the winners.
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Hanover police arrest three for robbery
Hanover Borough police arrested three people March 13 after they allegedly robbed a man in the 100 block of Carlisle Street. The suspects - Megan Leppo, 29, of Hanover; Leonard Saunders, 39, of Bird-in-Hand; and James Talley Sr., 43, of York - approached the victim as he exited his vehicle around 8:45 p.m., police said in a news release.
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Man arrested for engaging in sex acts with 14-year-old in Hanover
Police arrested a man March 12 after he allegedly engaged in sexual acts with a 14-year-old at a Hanover business, according to charging documents. Jose Gonzalez-Martinez, 24, of York faces felony charges of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, statutory sexual assault, aggravated indecent assault and corruption of minors, as well as a related misdemeanor, according to a complaint filed with Magisterial District Justice Dwayne Dubs on March 13. The victim told police the assault happened at a business off of Eisenhower Drive around 4 p.m., and Gonzalez-Martinez corroborated that account to police, according to the affidavit.
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PNC to close downtown York bank branch
Marcey Zwiebel, a PNC spokeswoman said the bank is closing its branch because its lease was not extended by the landlord. The bank wanted to remain downtown but was unable to find another location that met its requirements, Zwiebel said.
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Police need help identifying woman
State police in York believe a woman drove this red Ford Focus vehicle after using a victim's credit card at several Hanover stores in October. State police in York are asking the public to help identify a woman suspected of using someone else's credit card at several Hanover stores in October.
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West York unanimously passes previously contentious conduct policy changes
Though the proposed policies sparked lengthy arguments at a February meeting in which one council member compared them to George Orwell's "1984," personal conduct guidelines addressing council members' social media usage and other aspects of conduct outside of meetings were unanimously passed by the council in a meeting Monday night. The council first voted for the uncontroversial part - an update of the meeting codes of conduct that involved few changes to previous policy.
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What's going on in southern York County for the week of March 17, 2015
Karyl Miller of Dover submitted this photo to the YDR News and Community Events gallery Feb. 14. Miller writes, "Confederate Texas Soldier YCCC Best Shot Competition Jan 27, 2015 Novice First Place BW." CROSS ROADS CEMETERY DECORATION REMOVAL >> Between now and March 20, please remove all Christmas decorations from Cross Roads Cemetery.
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York-area businessman gets prison for theft, child corruption, prostitution cases
A York-area businessman who has repeatedly clashed with the law and was on the lam for nearly a year will spend at least twice that long in prison. John Corasaniti II, who goes by "Buddy," was sentenced Tuesday to a total of two to four years in prison, plus three years of probation, according to his defense attorney, public defender Ron Jackson Jr. Corasaniti, 54, must also pay nearly $20,000 in restitution in his three theft by deception cases, prosecutors have said.
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Iraqi artifacts recovered by US investigators in Connecticut
Three smuggled artifacts from Saddam Hussein's private airport and palace that were recovered by federal investigators in Connecticut are among dozens of items being returned Monday to Iraq. The door knocker, water urn and soap dish came to the attention of Homeland Security Investigations when a source tipped them off that gold-plated artifacts from Iraq were on the market.
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J. Horace Rudy's painting surfaces: His name imprinted on York, Pa.'s, arts memory
Earlier this year, Derek Dilks sent in photos of his original J. Horace Rudy painting, another example of how Rudy's name pops up from time to time in meaningful ways around his adopted hometown of York, Pa.
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Arrest Genric 2
U.S. Marshals announced the arrest of Harrison Michael Rineholt, 40, wanted for violating the Pennsylvania's Megan's Law. Rineholt was convicted of sexual abuse of children in York County, Pennsylvania, on December 10, 2012, and as a result of that conviction, was required to register as a sex offender.
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Grammy-nominated bluegrass duo Dailey & Vincent comes to York March 28
The bluegrass duo, which was nominated for Bluegrass Album of the Year in 2014, will take the stage at 8 p.m. at the TPC Banquet Center, 3920 Farm Drive, York. FARMINGTON, Utah - A 77-year-old Utah man charged with lewdness after sunbathing nude in his backyard agreed to a plea deal Tuesday that keeps his record clean as long as he wears a swimsuit.
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What's going on in northeastern and central York County for the week of March 19, 2015
Phil Breighner of Spring Garden Twp. submitted this photo to the YDR Animals gallery Mar. 5. Breighner writes, "Eagle feeding" Submitted Check out our roundup of all the news and information you need from central and northeastern York County from the week of March 19, 2015.
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New York St. Patrick's Day parade largest in U.S.
New York City celebrates Irish pride with the largest and oldest St. Patrick's Day parade in the United States. Tara Cleary reports.
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Hanover doctor goes back to basics with membership-based practice
More than 20 years ago, Kurt Thomas, fresh from a residency at York County's Memorial Hospital, made a decision: he wanted to be a family doctor so he could help patients with every aspect of their health care, from prevention to treatment. As the years wore on, though, that goal seemed further out of reach as the Hanover doctor's workload grew.
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York residents complain about trash around city
Trash awaits removal along Edgar Street in 2010 after dozens of volunteers helped cleanup around the City of York. Some residents complained about trash in the city at the council meeting March 17, 2015.
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Son's Rx drug death moves York man to advocate for safety
Phil Bauer shows a tattoo of his son Mark, who died with prescription drugs in his system in 2004. Bauer tells his story in a video at yorkdispatch.com.
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Across York County, investigators fight spread of deadly heroin
York City Police released this photo of heroin and a handgun seized during a raid in spring 2015. Heroin has spread from the city streets to rural roads in a wave of addiction that has pushed into every unsuspecting corner of York County.
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Small food pantry serves many in York's west end
Visitors leave Charlotte's Pantry at Manor Baptist Church Tuesday. The church serves 20 to 80 people every third Tuesday of the month.
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