Gettysburg, PA
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RECOGNIZE HIM? Gettysburg Police Search For Man Wanted After Bank Robbed 2X In 2 Months RECOGNIZE HIM? Gettysburg Police Search For Man Wanted After Bank Robbed 2X In 2 Months
Recognize HIM? Gettysburg Police Search For Man Wanted After Bank Robbed 2X In 2 Months A Gettysburg bank has been robbed for the second time in as many months. Gettysburg police were called to the scene shortly after the second robbery occurred at the BB&T Bank located at 29 North Washington Street on Aug. 9 shortly after 1 p.m. The bank had previously been robbed as part of a spree on in June by Nicholas Cahill-Lane, 31, and Ashley Lanham, 27, of Frederick, Maryland, according to Howard County police. That time, the robbers wore ski masks and witnesses saw hundreds of bills blow out of a box as they rushed to their vehicle to flee the scene. The pair were arrested lat…

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Gettysburg, PA
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Community Rallies Raising $37K For Families Of 2 Fatal Crash Victims In Gettysburg Community Rallies Raising $37K For Families Of 2 Fatal Crash Victims In Gettysburg
Community Rallies Raising $37K For Families Of 2 Fatal Crash Victims In Gettysburg A crash in Adams County claimed two lives on Friday, according to the Pennsylvania State police. Mike Green, 32, of Thomasville and Karigen Emig, 22, of Gettysburg, died on impact in the crash just before 10 p.m., according to the Adams County Coroner. Green was driving his Suzuki GSX 13000R at a high speed while heading east on Route 30, state police say. Emig was driving her Kia Forte, making a left turn out of the parking lot near C&D Bar and Grill by Stanley Drive.  Green struck the driver's side door, spinning the vehicles onto Route 30 and pushing them several feet. They were …

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Gettysburg, PA
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Coronavirus Closure Of Adams County Restaurant After 6 Employees Test Positive Coronavirus Closure Of Adams County Restaurant After 6 Employees Test Positive
Coronavirus Closure Of Adams County Restaurant After 6 Employees Test Positive A Gettysburg area staple has temporarily closed due to a coronavirus outbreak among the staff. Gettysburg Eddie's on Steinwehr Avenue has closed its doors after six employees tested positive for the coronavirus. A waitress was the first to get sick last weekend. "We followed every mandate, every protocol, the whole pandemic through, didn't have one single positive case," the owner, Bill Wills, told WGAL News 8. The closure is estimated to cause a loss of $7,000 to $8,000 per day.

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by Jillian Pikora
Gettysburg, PA
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Coronavirus Closure Of Adams County Restaurant After 6 Employees Test Positive Coronavirus Closure Of Adams County Restaurant After 6 Employees Test Positive
Coronavirus Closure Of Adams County Restaurant After 6 Employees Test Positive A Gettysburg area staple has temporarily closed due to a coronavirus outbreak among the staff. Gettysburg Eddie's on Steinwehr Avenue has closed its doors after six employees tested positive for the coronavirus. A waitress was the first to get sick last weekend. "We followed every mandate, every protocol, the whole pandemic through, didn't have one single positive case," the owner, Bill Wills, told WGAL News 8. The closure is estimated to cause a loss of $7,000 to $8,000 per day.

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Gettysburg, PA
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Hate Crime At LGBTQ+ Center In Adams County Brings Community Together Hate Crime At LGBTQ+ Center In Adams County Brings Community Together
Hate Crime At LGBTQ+ Center In Adams County Brings Community Together A slur was written on the side of an LGBTQ+ counseling center in Adams County over the weekend. The slur reading in part "God Laughs Die," was sprayed in red paint outside the office of the Phoenix Counseling Center near Gettysburg on Sunday. The police were notified of this incident and informed the center is offering a reward for any tips leading to the capture of the perpetrator. Additional monitoring has been installed at the center. The FBI reports that hate crimes against the LGBTQ+ community are on the rise-- encompassing 16.7 percent of all hate crimes. This is the third-largest …

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by Jillian Pikora
York, PA
Police & Fire
PA Man Threatens To Harm Woman Over Price Of Easter Candy, Police Say PA Man Threatens To Harm Woman Over Price Of Easter Candy, Police Say
PA Man Threatens To Harm Woman Over Price Of Easter Candy, Police Say A man threatened to harm an Adams County woman over the price of Easter candy according to Pennsylvania State Police.The threats allegedly occurred around 9:30 a.m. at the Family Dollar located at 3460 Biglerville Road in Biglerville Borough on March 15. Karissa Bateman, 25, of Gettysburg, reported the incident to police. The man allegedly made terroristic threats towards Bateman following a dispute over the price of Easter candy, according to a PSP report issued March 26. There is no word on any on-going investigation relating to this incident.

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