NEWS

  • $2.5 million Lake Placida upgrades commence this year

    $2.5 million Lake Placida upgrades commence this year

    Students returning to Elizabethtown College next fall may not recognize part of the campus’ new appearance. In the summer of 2012, the College grounds will undergo some serious changes, highlighted by the construction at Lake Placida. A new dam will replace the current one. It is scheduled to be built in June, and is expected

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  • Lancaster County poverty rate ranks tenth lowest in nation

    Lancaster County poverty rate ranks tenth lowest in nation

    Lancaster County has the 10th lowest poverty rate in the nation. According to Paula Wolf on lancasteronline.com in her article, “County’s Poverty Rate is 10th Lowest,” she wrote, “Of the United States’ 102 metropolitan areas with at least 500,000 residents, the county has the 10th lowest poverty rate at 10.5 percent. In 2010, the Census

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  • Democrats sweep Lancaster City Council election, as predicted

    Democrats sweep Lancaster City Council election, as predicted

    The race was close Tuesday, Nov. 8 as Republican candidate Charlie Smithgall battled for one of the three seats on the Lancaster City Council. Seven candidates competed, including the three Democrats already on Council: Barbara Wilson, John Gruapera and James Reichenbach. Gary Odom of the Constitution party and Republicans Marilyn Schnee and Joel Charles accompanied

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