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( Updated Frequently ) Last Updated 10:30 PM 03/18/2010

DATE / MILITARY TIME
03/17/2010
New news will be published the afternoon/evening of 03/18/2010 (some retroactive news will be added)


01/09/2010  0300
An accident Friday night in Sadsbury Township Lancaster County, shutdown Route 41 for many hours as crews and state police investigated. A release issued by the state police early
Saturday morning indicated that Paul Fitzsimmons of Marietta was traveling South on 41 between Pine Creek Drive and Simmontown Road when his vehicle crossed the double yellow
line and struck the left side of a vehicle being operated by Debroah Groff of Gap. Debroah's vehicle then traveled 50 feet before coming to a rest. Meanwhile,  Paul's vehicle continued to
travel North on route 41, into on coming traffic and struck another vehicle, operated by Larry Elias of Clinton Maryland. There was no word on the condition of any of the drivers or if Paul
Fitzsimmons was cited for the accident. We'll keep you posted as this story develops.

12/22/09 1211
An accident along U.S. 30 at Bellevue Avenue in Gap was the result of a driver following a truck too closely. It happened shortly after noon this afternoon in Salisbury Township. Both
vehicles were traveling East on U.S. 30 as the driver of a 1988 Volkswagen Jetta crashed into a 1999 Ford F-250 Pick-up truck. Minimal damage was observed on the metal bumper of
the truck state police reported. Both drivers we're wearing safety belts at the time of the crash. The driver of the jetta was cited for violating PA Vehicle Code 3110, Following too closely.
State police did not release either driver's name or address location.

12/16/09 0034
A crash occurred at 12:34 this morning in Paradise Township along South Kinzers Road just under 600 feet from North Kinzers Road and it's intersection with Mine Road. State Police
report that Ronald Ellis, 37 of Lancaster was traveling too fast as he attempted to negotiate a sharp left curve. Ellis' Pontiac Bonneville traveled off the road and struck a large boulder in
the front yard of 12 S Kinzer Road. Ellis' then drove the vehicle approximately 1 mile on South Kinzer Road , turning left on to Strasburg Road ( PA 741 ), He then abandoned the vehicle
in the middle of the road and left the area without notifying police. No celol phone was in use and he was wearing a seatbelt according to State police records.



12/19/09 1150
State police reported that a Gap man was arrested after hitting his 7 year old son. It happened along the 700 block of Dogwood Lane in Salisbury Township. Christopher Daryl Lee of
Gap came home after a day of drinking and started arguing with Jennifer Butt, also of Gap. Shortly thereafter, Jennifer was thrown on top of Christmas presents in a bedroom.
Christopher told his 7 year old son he could open presents only to change his mind after his son started. Christopher Lee then struck his son in the back of the head with a closed fist.
Charges were filed for simple assault and harassment.

12/13/09 1134
An accident in front of 254 Maple Shade Road in Colerain Township happened as 17 year old Steven Lam of Kirkwood and his passenger Jordon Hastings, also 17 from Quarryville (rear
passenger Tyler Lam, 16) we're traveling along East Maple Shade Road. State police reported that he was driving too fast to control his vehicle. So when Steven Myers, 41 of Christiana,
Pa was exiting the driveway his Saturn Vue was struck. Upon impact Myers Vue began to spin and struck the fence in the front yard. His Vue came to rest in the Westbound lane of travel.
No one was injured, Myers was properly belted. Steven Lam was not registered, inspected or insured. No one in Lam's car was using safety equipment. Lam's car only had 2 seats while
there were three riding in the vehicle.

12/14/09 0800
Police need your help locating the person(s) who have struck again in the same area of Gap. In this incident, an unknown actor(s) removed 2 Ipod's an LG Shine cell phone, a mio moov
GPS and silver Zippo Lighter from Michael Ray's car along Zook Lane in Gap. Police estimated the loss at $1,060.

12/14/09 0001-0600
Someone entered a SUV parked along the 5800 block of Zook Lane in Gap. Then hit the remote garage door opener. With the door wide open, the suspect then entered the home of
Robert Barlow and Karen Sparano. The suspect then removed $1,300 worth of items from three vehicles. State Police- Lancaster ask for your help. Call (717) 299-7650 if you know
anything or saw anything between midnight and 6:AM on the 14th.

12/20/09 1357
Clayton Carter III, 44 of Leola suffered minor injuries after crashing along PA 772 this afternoon. It happened as Clayton was traveling North on PA 772 through a left curve when he lost
control of his 2009 Dodge Ram. The vehicle then struck an embankment on the West side of the roadway, then rolled onto the passenger side approximately 25 Feet before it rested on
the tires and frame. Carter was not using a seatbelt and did not use a cell phone. He was charged for the accident

12/20/09 1309
An accident along PA 340 happened this afternoon. Robert Davis, 40 of Kinzers was traveling Southbound on N. New Holland Road when he failed to stop at a posted sign at the
intersection with PA 340. His vehicle then entered the path of Chris Stoltzfus, 33 of Gap. Davis' car was impacted by Stoltzfus' car and caused Davis' car to travel off the right side of New
Holland Road where it impacted a chain linked fence and a stop sign. The vehicle then overturned and came to a rest on it's right side. Cell phones were present, but not in use in both
vehicles. Davis was charged with a violation.

12/18/2009 2110
A car filled with a 15, 16 and 17 year old operated by Clinton Diem (17) of Gap caused an accident in front of Pequea Valley High School. Diem was making a Left out of the High school
parking lot on to PA 772 when Diem pulled in to the path of Barbra Fisher, 30 of Ephrata. After impact Diem's vehicle spun slightly and came to rest 10 Feet from the point of contact with
Fisher's vehicle. Fisher controlled the vehicle she was driving and came to a stop 15 Feet from where the accident occurred. Barbra's husband and two young children (also in the
minivan) were not injured. Diem was subsequently charged with "vehicles entering or crossing roadways" violation(s).

12/19-12/20/09
State police report that two over night burglaries are the cause for numerous items missing from Krider's Market in Colerain Twp. It is also to blame for the loss of a ATM machine
removed from the National Penn Bank. You are asked to contact Trooper Osborne-Filson at 717-299-7650 with any tips.


12/10/09 1347
An open investigation accusing William Nichols, Jr., 18 of Addison Street, Oxford was reported to state police after Ginny Burt of Colombia, Md. Reported to state police that Nichols was
turfing on Burts property. It happened along the 400 block of Old Creek Road in East Nottingham Township, Chester County. Police report that the investigation is still open. We'll keep
you posted as this story develops.

12/19/09 1621
Ray Golly, 37 of Oxford is being accused of pushing and choking Jennifer Golly, 35 also of Oxford at their home along the 300 block of Cornerstone Court in East Nottingham Twp. After
getting into a verbal altercation, Avondale State police reported that Ray escalated the matter to a physical confrontation.

12/17/09 1042
Rebecca Donohue, 19 of Parkesburg was involved in an accident along PA 10 and Friendship Church Road this morning. She was traveling North along PA 10, North of Friendship
Church Road when she began to negotiate a left turn on to the road and the lost control of her 2004 Chrysler Sebring. Her car then went airborne for 25 Feet and landed in a ditch. Her
Sebring then rolled twice stopping on it's roof. When State Police investigated this incident they reported to WLRI that her car was 45 Feet from the roadway. She was charged in this
incident and traffic was detoured for several hours while crews worked to restore the area for use.

12/17/2009 2100
Unknown actor(s) removed a black/grey CD case with approx. 25 CDs, a Wachovia Bank Visa Card and a Cabella's Store Visa Card. It happened in the Villages at Medford Farms
development, Sage Circle to be exact. Over in London Grove Twp., Chester County. But this story ties in to the LanChester area. According to a release from the Avondale State Police,
Both the Female and Male victims, in their mid 30's, from West Grove, Pa. discovered that the credit cards were used to make purchases in our area. It turns out that whomever stole the
cards like to shop at Wal-Mart. Both, the store in Parkesburg and North East, Md. reported a total of $527.42 charged to the account(s). Anyone with information is asked to contact PSP
Avondale at (610)268-2022.

12/13/09 0745
An accident along PA 41 at Glen Run Road, just south of the Octorara Area School District caused many headaches this morning. It happened just after 7:30 when Lusio Lopez, 31 of
Mt. Joy was traveling Southbound and traveled over a icy patch along PA 41 (Gap-Newport Pike). Lopez could not control the 2010 Chevrolet Express van he was driving and it traveled
into the Northbound lane. It then struck a guard rail and overturned. Luckily no one was injured. Lopez was charged accordingly. Traffic was detoured through Atglen Borough while
crews from Parkesburg and Atglen Fire Co.'s restored the roadway for use.

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Christiana Man Arrested For Using Counterfeit Money At Many Local Businesses

Published 4:04 PM 11/20/2009

Jesse L. Johnson, 22 of Christiana Borough was arrested for using fake $20's and $50's at businesses in Bart, Sadsbury, Paradise and Colerain Townships from July 2009 through
August 2009. A total of 14 counts of theft by deception and 14 counts of forgery were filed before District Court 02-3-05. Johnson was arraigned and released on $75,000 unsecured
bail. State Police Trooper First Class George B. Forsyth reports that Jesse L. Johnson used counterfeit money at: Red Barn Market, White Horse Machine, Fisher's Produce, Creekside
Food Outlet, Long Lane Green House, Pleasant Valley Store, Union Roadside Stand, Universal Truck Stop, Fisher's Warehouse and Twin Brook Winery.
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WLRI 93FM PROGRAM HOST RECOVERING FROM QUADRUPLE BYPASS SURGERY
Published 11/20/2009 04:39 PM
Fred Migliore, host of FM Odyssey underwent quadruple bypass surgery on Friday, November 6th. He was in ICU for three days, came home on Friday, November 13th, and is
recovering nicely. Theresa Hudson, Studio Coordinator said in a statement to WLRI 93FM NEWS, "We have had an outpouring of prayers, well-wishes, and help from neighbors, friends,
and even total strangers!" She went on to say, "Fred's medical bills are going to be incredible (already surpassing $200,000.000) and his health insurance will not cover very much of it.  
Several benefits have been initiated to help ease the financial hardship. If our FM Odyssey audience can help out by making a donation at www.FMOdyssey.com, we would appreciate it
very much." Theresa concluded with this statement, " There will be no interruption in future production FM Odyssey's weekly program. Fred is working on new ones as he recovers!"
She also wanted to extend her thanks for support and prayers. You can contact FM Odyssey at www.fmodyssey.com or e-mail onecoolgranana@hotmail.com .

*Editor's Note
WLRI Station Management will be airing a telethon to raise funds for Fred's medical bills on Thanksgiving weekend. More information about it will air Monday 11/23, then throughout the
week leading up to the event. FM Odyssey is the longest running program on WLRI 93FM. We will air the Thanksgiving Show on Saturday and Sunday at 10:AM, encore on Thursday at
10:AM.

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Published Nov. 20, 2009 4:30 PM

PennDOT Launches Operation Safe Holiday in Time for Thanksgiving Travel

Harrisburg – With millions of motorists planning to travel for Thanksgiving, PennDOT today kicked off its Operation Safe Holiday campaign. Pennsylvania State Police and hundreds of
municipal police departments will work with PennDOT to increase traffic safety enforcement from now until the New Year’s holiday weekend.
“This weekend is the start of one of the busiest times of year on our highways,” said PennDOT Secretary Allen D. Biehler, P.E. “I urge all motorists to do their part by buckling up,
avoiding aggressive and impaired driving, and eliminating distractions while behind the wheel. Following these simple tips will help to ensure a safe holiday for everyone.”
As part of Operation Safe Holiday, police will use sobriety checkpoints, roving patrols and regular traffic safety patrols to focus on impaired, aggressive and unbuckled motorists. More
than 250 drivers were cited for driving under the influence during Operation Safe Holiday enforcement last year.
According to PennDOT, the Thanksgiving holiday period resulted in the most crashes of any holiday in 2008. There were more than 5,300 crashes and 53 fatalities during that span,
which includes the weekends before and after the holiday. To increase safety on long trips, PennDOT encourages motorists to make sure they are well-rested and alert. It is also a good
idea to rotate drivers and take frequent breaks.

PennDOT reminds motorists that weather and road conditions can deteriorate quickly at this time of year. Motorists should always check the weather forecast before traveling and make
sure their vehicle is equipped with a winter emergency kit.

Information on travel delays, road conditions and weather forecasts is also available by calling 511 from a landline or cell phone, or logging onto www.511pa.com before you leave home.

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Published Nov. 20, 2009 4:34 PM
PPL TO PAY QUARTERLY STOCK DIVIDENDS
PPL Corporation (NYSE: PPL) on Friday (11/20) declared a quarterly common stock dividend of $0.345 per share, payable Jan. 1, 2010, to shareowners of record as of Dec. 10, 2009.
This is the company’s 256th consecutive quarterly dividend.

PPL Electric Utilities Corporation, a PPL subsidiary, on Friday also declared the following quarterly dividends on its preferred stock and preference stock, payable Jan. 1, 2010, to
shareowners of record as of Dec. 10, 2009.



Preferred Stock

4-1/2%                          $1.125

3.35% Series                $0.8375

4.40% Series                $1.10

4.60% Series                $1.15

6.75% Series                $1.6875



Preference Stock

6.25% Series                $1.5625 ($0.390625 per depositary share)



Each depositary share represents a ¼ interest in a share of the preference stock. Accordingly, holders of record of the depositary shares will receive a dividend equal to ¼ of the
dividend paid on the preference stock.

PPL Corporation, headquartered in Allentown, Pa., owns or controls nearly 12,000 megawatts of generating capacity in the United States, sells energy in key U.S. markets and delivers
electricity to about 4 million customers in Pennsylvania and the United Kingdom. More information is available at www.pplweb.com.

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Published:
Nov. 20, 2009 4:24 PM
Governor Rendell Announces 33 Additional Projects to be Funded by American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
Savings from Low Bids Allow Additional Work

Harrisburg – Governor Edward G. Rendell today announced that 33 additional highway and bridge projects will be financed by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Savings
from low bids on the current 293 Recovery Act funded projects will fund the additional projects.
“Pennsylvania has made, and will continue to make, good use of Recovery funds to tackle the backlogs in bridge and pavement maintenance,” Governor Rendell said in his certification
letter to U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood.

“In addition to helping the state and local municipalities advance their maintenance agenda, the Recovery Act money will mean job preservation and creation across Pennsylvania,” the
Governor added. “In addition to the immediate benefits of jobs and economic stimulus, these projects will create long-term infrastructure assets that will benefit future generations.”

Pennsylvania will receive $1.026 billion in Recovery funds for highway and bridge work. Through the end of October, the Department of Transportation has awarded contracts for 272
Recovery-funded projects totaling $849 million. Fifty-seven projects valued at $68 million have already been completed.
“PennDOT staff continue to work tirelessly to expedite these projects,” said PennDOT Secretary Allen D. Biehler, P.E. “We appreciate their hard work and the efforts of the construction
industry. Bids have been averaging 11 percent below estimates, and the savings make it possible to tackle 33 more projects.”
In his letter, the Governor noted that PennDOT worked with the 23 Metropolitan and Rural Planning Organizations to secure their consensus for the list of Recovery Act projects. The
Governor also praised the Pennsylvania Division Office of the Federal Highway Administration for its continued help with the evolving stimulus procedures and requirements.

PennDOT is modifying five existing Recovery-funded projects. Initially, Pennsylvania’s $1.026 billion Recovery Act allocation for road and bridge repairs was expected to fund 242
projects. Low bid savings on initial projects allowed PennDOT to add 51 projects in July.

Some of the projects of local interest include:

Chester County

·         U.S. 202 repaving and guiderail repairs in Westtown and West Goshen townships, $12.3 million. This project was previously certified for Recovery Act funding; it is being revised to
reflect cost and project description changes.


Lancaster County

·         Resurfacing of Route 272 between U.S. 222 to north of Dennis Driver, except for the Route 372 intersection, in Drumore, East Drumore and Fulton townships, $4.2 million.

York County

·         Restoration of the bridge carrying Indian Rock Dam Road over West Branch of Codorus Creek in North Codorus and West Manchester townships, $1.2 million.

·         Resurfacing of Route 116 between Jacobs Mill Road and Route 516 in Heidelberg and North Codorus townships, $2.1 million.


Philadelphia

·         Safety improvements and rehabilitation of dual bridges that carry the Roosevelt Expressway, U.S. 1, over the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia, $3.5 million.

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Published 9:54 PM  11/19/2009
WOMAN DIES IN CRASH ON U.S. 30 IN GAP
At 3:57 PM  Crews from Gap Fire Company, Christiana Fire Company, Christiana Ambulance and Medic 93 were called to the 5800 block of Lincoln Highway (U.S. Route 30) in Gap for a
call of an accident with entrapment. State police report tonight that Anna Mary Stoltzfus hit Cletus Ray Lewis' Peterbuilt truck, head on. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Cletus
was not injured. State Police Trooper Jarred Fluck reported that both vehicles sustained disabling damage. U.S. 30 was closed from Gap-Newport Pike (PA 41) to the County Line Road
and Swan Road in Chester County for over four hours. Crews from Kinzers and Parkesburg also assisted.
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Published
08:36 AM 11/18/2009
QUARRYVILLE CONSTRUCTION WORKER INJURED IN HIT & RUN ACCIDENT

State Police report that Russell Curtis, 53 a construction worker from Pottstown was struck at the intersection of U.S. 222 and Camargo Road in Providence Township ( just outside
Quarryville Borough) on Tuesday morning at 10:22 AM.  Police also report that he was treated on the scene for minor injuries. Anyone that saw anything can call 717-299-7650.
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Published
9:38 AM 11/15/2009
Juvenile Busted for Underage Drinking In Gap

During a routine traffic stop, Trooper Damian T. Temperine stopped
a juvenile at 02:11 AM Sunday (11/15/2009) morning at the intersection
of US 30 and PA 41.The passenger of the vehicle was cited for underage
drinking.
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Published
9:39 AM 11/15/2009
Lancaster Man Faces Multiple Charges Following Long term Harassment

Trooper Clatch reported that between October 28 and November 6, 2009
James E. Roop, 31 of Lancaster harassed Crystale N. Manning, 25 and
Sheldon P Stevens, 29 of 3210 Mill Lance Road, Gordonville, Leacock Twp.
Charges are being filed on the accused for counts of harassment.
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DUI arrest in Martic Twp., New This Morning

In a recent public information release report, Tpr. Minko of the
Pennsylvania State Police - Troop J, Lancaster stopped Robert Keith
Ursery, 48 of Holtwood in the area of Drytown Road and Penncroft Road
(Martic Township). Charges were filed before district court 02-3-04.

Editor's note:
*State Police corrected the date of this incident after a inquiry about the reported
date and time on the release. The original time/date was 2045, which would have
been 8:PM. The release was sent at 9:22 AM on the same day, this made the
information conflicting which led to the subsequent clarification.

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Nov. 13, 2009
Gordonville Fire Company Vandalized

Windows to the garage and a shed at the Leacock Township based Gordonville Fire Company were smashed over the past several days. The department had reported that on
numerous recent occasions that windows to the garage were smashed. No word on a damage total at this time. State police ask for your help. (717) 299-7650
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Nov. 13, 2009
Gap man, 79 charged with robbing Wawa Food Market on Route 41 & 30

State police reported this morning that William Edward Moore, 79 of Gap walked out of the Wawa at 787 Gap-Newport Pike without paying for his meals. From September 8th until
November 12th he came in to the Gap store and ordered various meals. Then walked out of the store without paying for them. Calls to Wawa were not immediately returned.

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Nov. 13, 2009
DUI Crash In Eden Township Late Thursday Evening

Lancaster State Police confirmed this morning that Kyle Joseph Haun, 27 of Quarryville was operating a car along Springville Rd. While intoxicated. Trooper Connolly
responded to the incident and stated that Kyle was traveling at a high rate of speed along West Springville Road. Kyle's vehicle then went into a slide coming out of
the curve and struck two trees on the right side of the road going into a spin.  Kyle's vehicle then went off the road and then back into it. The Vehicle then went off a
seet embankment where it then burst into flames. Kyle was thrown from the vehicle during the impact. Trooper Connolly also reported that Kyle was transported to
Lancaster General Hospital for multiple injuries. Quarryvliie Fire Company Responded and Assisted with this call.
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Nov. 12, 2009
CAERNARVON ACCIDENT CLOSED 322 AFTER ACCIDENT

Jacquelyn A. Hedges, 20, of Narvon, was injured after she lost control of her car along PA 322 in Caernarvon Township. Her vehicle left the roadway and struck a utility pole.
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Nov. 11, 2009 - published at 2:55 PM

Bomb Scare At Octorara School District
State Police report that students of the Octorara School District were locked down after a note was discovered in the High School around 9:45 AM this morning.  All
the schools then dismissed classes for the day. Students were home by 2:PM from all five buildings. No comment was returned from the district when we called this
afternoon. No additional word from the State Police as of this report. Keep tuned to WLRI 93FM NEWS reports for the latest.

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Body found in Sadsbury Township, Lancaster Coutny was identified
Nov. 11, 2009 - Sadsbury Twp., Lancaster County -a body found along Creek Road was identified as Robert Brown, 52 of Coatesville. It was reported that he died as a
result of a self inflicted gun shot wound.
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Nov. 4, 2009  2 AMISH BUSINESSES BURGLARIZED OVERNIGHT

BART TWP.- State Police are investigating  a string of break-ins  that occurred overnight. The first
incident took place in the 800 block of Georgetown Road, Paradise. The other along Georgetown Road
in Christiana. State Police say that in both cases the suspect(s) used forced entry to gain access to each
property. Then stole cash from each of the businesses cash registers. State Police also said that they
feel that both cases may be related. The incidents happened between 10:00 P.M. Tuesday and 4:00 A.
M. Wednesday morning. If you have any tips, you're asked to contact PSP Troop-J Lancaster at (717)
299-7650.
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PPL Electric Utilities sponsors ‘Change a Little, Save a Lot’ video contest
Company challenges customers to submit video tips on energy efficiency

ALLENTOWN, Pa. (Nov. 4, 2009) -- Move over Spielberg. Step aside Hollywood. PPL Electric
Utilities has a new director in mind, and it could be you.

The company on Wednesday (11/4) announced a video contest, challenging its customers to
share their best energy efficiency video tips for a chance to win a grand-prize worth $5,000.

The company’s “Change a Little, Save a Lot” contest runs until Jan. 15.

“For years, we’ve been sharing tips with customers on how to save energy and money,” said
Tom Stathos, director of Customer Strategy for PPL Electric Utilities. “Now we want to hear
from them. This is about tapping their creativity, having fun and spreading the word about
ways we can all help control electricity costs and protect the environment.”

Participants need not be the next Ron Howard to participate. A dash of creativity, sincerity and
good sense is all it takes, Stathos said.

The grand-prize winner will receive a $5,000 Sears gift card toward the purchase of ENERGY
STAR products and appliances. The top five videos will win prizes.

In addition, the first 50 customers who enter will receive an energy-efficient power strip that
automatically powers down appliances under certain conditions to save energy and money. A
total of more than $15,000 in prizes and giveaways is up for grabs.  

Winners will be announced in late January, and the winning videos will be featured on the
company’s Video Center at www.pplelectric.com. The Video Center currently displays some of
the company’s favorite YouTube videos about energy efficiency.

Customers must be at least 18 years old to enter. Videos must be between 30 seconds and
three minutes long. Complete contest details are available at www.pplelectric.
com/videocontest.

“Opportunities abound at home, work and elsewhere to save,” Stathos said. “It could be
switching to compact fluorescent lights, weatherizing your home, buying energy-efficient
appliances, or simply turning off the lights, computers and TVs when not in use.

“Every little bit counts, and every kilowatt saved makes a difference in more ways than one,”
he said. “Encouraging customers to use energy wisely and helping them with information and
tools to control costs is what our e-power campaign is all about.”

In addition to sponsoring the video contest, Stathos said, the company is poised to begin
rolling out more than a dozen new energy efficiency programs aimed at helping customers
save. Those programs will provide opportunities for every type of customer and include
everything from rebates for energy-efficient equipment to discounts on compact fluorescent
lighting, expanded home weatherization services and much more.

He said the company will share more information on the new options in the coming months as
it rolls out programs approved by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission last month.

PPL Electric Utilities, a subsidiary of PPL Corporation (NYSE: PPL), provides electric delivery
service to 1.4 million customers in 29 counties of eastern and central Pennsylvania and has
consistently ranked among the best companies for customer service in the United States.
More information is available at www.pplelectric.com.

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Nov. 3, 2009
PPL receives FERC approval to expand Holtwood hydroelectric plant
HOLTWOOD, Pa. (Nov. 3, 2009) -- Approval by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission of a
request by PPL Holtwood, LLC, is a significant milestone in the plan to increase generation of
clean, renewable energy and improve migratory fish passage, the company said Tuesday (11/3).

“Expanding the Holtwood plant is part of PPL’s commitment to make sound financial
investments while increasing the proportion of non-fossil-fuel resources in our strong
generation portfolio,” said Victor N. Lopiano, PPL’s senior vice president-Fossil and Hydro
Generation. “We appreciate FERC’s timely action on our application.”

About 40 percent of the electricity PPL generates annually comes from nuclear, hydroelectric
and renewable sources that do not emit carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, he said.

The expansion project, with an estimated cost of $440 million, will add enough renewable
energy to power 100,000 typical homes. PPL’s planned 125-megawatt increase in generating
capacity will more than double Holtwood’s existing generating capacity of 108 megawatts. In
addition, in approving this application FERC has extended the existing operating license for
the Holtwood hydroelectric plant through August 2030.

PPL resubmitted the Holtwood expansion application to FERC in April 2009 after withdrawing
the original application in December 2008, citing economic conditions. In refiling the
application, PPL said incentives in the federal stimulus package could make the project
feasible again by offsetting the factors that caused the company to withdraw its original
application.

“We continue to work with the U.S. Department of Energy to obtain loan guarantees for the
Holtwood project from the federal economic stimulus package. The loan guarantees will
enable us to reduce the overall financing cost for the project to develop additional clean,
renewable energy,” Lopiano said.

Additional benefits of the project are improved passage for migratory fish along the
Susquehanna River and its tributaries, and improved recreational opportunities.

PPL has selected Walsh Construction of Chicago as the general contractor for the project,
which is expected to create more than 200 construction jobs. Some pre-construction work has
begun. Construction is expected to start in the first quarter of 2010.

PPL purchased the turbine generators for the project from a Pennsylvania company, Voith
Hydro of York.

FERC’s approval of the Holtwood project comes just weeks after PPL’s official start of
redevelopment at its Rainbow hydroelectric plant near Great Falls, Mont. The Montana
project, with an estimated cost of $230 million, will increase the amount of clean, renewable
power generated there by 70 percent and improve fish passage when the project is
completed in 2012.

The Holtwood plant has been generating electricity since 1910, using the power of the water
held back by a 55-foot-high dam across the Susquehanna River between Lancaster and York
counties in south central Pennsylvania. The dam creates Lake Aldred, an 8-mile reservoir that
provides opportunities for boating, fishing and other public recreation.

PPL Corporation (NYSE: PPL), headquartered in Allentown, Pa., controls or owns more than
12,000 megawatts of generating capacity in the United States, sells energy in key U.S. markets
and delivers electricity to about 4 million customers in Pennsylvania and the United Kingdom.
More information is available at www.pplweb.com.
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Nov. 3, 2009
Charles Goodhart Named PennDOT’s Director of Maintenance
and Operations
Harrisburg – PennDOT Deputy Secretary for Highway Administration Scott Christie, P.E.,
announced today that Charles Goodhart of Shippensburg was named director of PennDOT’s
Bureau of Maintenance and Operations.

Goodhart will lead a team of 115 employees who are responsible for establishing and updating
maintenance policies, procedures and practices for nearly 40,000 miles of state-maintained
roads. The appointment was effective Oct. 31.

Goodhart most recently served as Assistant District Executive for Maintenance in PennDOT’s
District 8 office, serving Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry
and York counties. In this position he managed a staff of 800 employees and was responsible
for maintaining 5,266 miles of highways and 3,500 bridges in the region.

During his 32-plus years with PennDOT, Goodhart also served as the Chief of PennDOT’s
Equipment Division, Lebanon County Maintenance Manager and Director of the Office of
Research and Special Studies.

A graduate of Shippensburg University, Goodhart has both a Bachelor of Arts degree in
Geography-Earth Science and a Master of Science degree in Public Administration.

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Nov. 2, 2009
Governor Rendell: Investments in Intermodal Yard Improvements
Will Reduce Congestion, Spur Economy
Philadelphia – Governor Edward G. Rendell today joined executives from Norfolk Southern
Corp. to announce a combined investment of $11 million to improve the Philadelphia Navy
Yard Intermodal Facility as part of the railroad’s Crescent Corridor initiative, aiming to
establish a high-speed intermodal rail freight route between the Gulf Coast and Northeastern
U.S.
A $5 million investment from the state will be matched by $6 million from Norfolk Southern to
nearly double the facility’s size.
"With its proximity to the port, rail lines and major highways, this yard is an optimal intermodal
location,” Governor Rendell said. “This project will create jobs as well as relieve highway
congestion. The Crescent Corridor could mean as many as 26,000 jobs created and retained in
Pennsylvania over the next 10 years.”
The $5 million in state funding is included in a $45 million commitment Governor Rendell made
on Aug. 12, when construction of a new intermodal facility in Greencastle, Franklin County,
was announced. The state allocation, over three years, will be matched by Norfolk Southern’s
$79 million and an anticipated $61 million in federal support. In September, Governor Rendell,
partnering with four other states and Norfolk Southern Corp., submitted an application to the
U.S. Department of Transportation for $300 million from the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act for the Crescent Corridor. The money would come from the $1.5 billion
federal discretionary transportation program for projects of regional or national significance.
Since Governor Rendell took office, the commonwealth's annual investment in rail freight has
more than tripled from $12.75 million to $40 million a year.
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11/01/2009 12:41 AM EDT ( Before Daylight Savings Started )
VEHICLE ACCIDENT Eary Sunday Morning In NE Lanco.

The call came in shortly before 12:41 AM Sunday morning to LCWC. That's when crews from
Narvon Fire Company we're alerted about a very serious accident along South Pool Forge RD
& NOLT RD in CAERNARVON TOWNSHIP, Lancaster County. As a result, the Pool Forge Road
was Closed for some time. SkyCare was called out to the scene. WLRI can not confirm that they
actually landed, our crews were in route to the scene when SkyCare was removed from the
call. The scene was headed by Pennsylvania State Police- Ephrata. We're anticipating a
statement any moment now. We'll revise this page when it comes in. Also on the scene were:
ENGINE 3-4-1
SQUAD 3-4, RESCUE 3-6, TANKER 3-4, MEDIC 3, MEDIC 9, AMBULANCE 33-2 CHESTER and
AMBULANCE 3-9-1 . At 1:02 AM only ENGINE 3-4-1 and RESCUE 3-6 remained on the scene. No
further information is available at this time.


10/29/2009 17:58 PM EDT **********  UPDATED 10/30/2009 17:32 ***********
Crash On PA 741 Leaves Strasburg Woman Dead, Paradise Man Injured
Lancaster County-Wide Communications reported that the State police are leading the
investigation of a accident along PA route 741 between Black Horse Road and Cherry Hill Road
in Paradise Township, Lancaster County. On the scene was both engines from Paradise -
Leaman Place Fire Company and Both Squad Trucks.
Strasburg's squad truck and Gordonville EMS assisted. We're still awaiting official word on the
reason of the accident, but can confirm that Mary C. Zaccaria, 52 of Strasburg was driving a
Gold Oldsmobile Alero crossed the double yellow line along PA 741 and drove into the path of
a Dodge Ram 2500 operated by Mark Bruce Vanorder, 39 of Paradise who was taken to
Lancaster General Hospital for treatment. Pictures and video are available in the INTERACTIVE
NEWS SECTION of this site- CLICK HERE -   We will keep you posted on WLRI 93FM NEWS. The
investigation continues. ** DRIVER OF UNIT 1 ADDED AND PICTURES / VIDEOS ADDED TO
INTERACTIVE MEDIA SECTION 10/30/2009 17:32 EDT

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Oct. 27, 2009

PennDOT Offers Safety Tips for Halloween
Motorists Encouraged to Watch for Children, Avoid Impaired Driving

Harrisburg – With children taking to the streets this week to trick-or-treat, PennDOT Secretary
Allen D. Biehler reminded motorists to slow down and watch for pedestrians.“Some
communities hold trick-or-treat during evening rush hours, so we are asking all motorists to
exercise increased caution,” Biehler said. “Watch your speed, avoid distractions and ‘expect
the unexpected’ since children can be unpredictable.”
Motorists should be especially vigilant on neighborhood streets as children may dart out
between parked vehicles or walk on the side of the road.
Parents and guardians can enhance the safety and visibility of children by following a few
simple tips:

•Buy or make brightly-colored, highly-visible costumes that do not interfere with a child’s
ability to see, hear or walk;
•Consider adding strips of reflective tape to darker-colored costumes or trick-or-treat bags;
•Encourage children to carry a flashlight or glow stick;
•Accompany young children while they are trick-or-treating;
•Remind children to pay attention to their surroundings and to look both ways before crossing
a street; and
•Tell children to walk instead of run and to remain on sidewalks whenever possible.

PennDOT recognizes that Halloween is enjoyed by adult partygoers, too. Motorists are
encouraged to plan ahead for a safe ride home and avoid impaired driving. Last year there
were 412 crashes and five fatalities on Halloween. Forty-five of those crashes involved
alcohol.
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Traffic Restrictions Begin Wednesday on Route 41 for Bridge
Replacement and Intersection Improvements
Simmontown Road to be detoured as part of project in Chester & Lancaster counties
10/16/2009-KING OF PRUSSIA

Construction begins Wednesday (October 21) on a project to replace the Route 41 bridge over
Pine Creek in West Sadsbury Township, Chester County and Sadsbury Township, Lancaster
County, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) today announced.

Traffic along Route 41 will be maintained with one lane in each direction using lane shifts
between Pine Creek and Zook roads beginning Wednesday morning (Oct. 21). Crews will
rebuild the northbound side of the bridge, using the southbound lane and shoulder as the
two open travel lanes. The new traffic pattern is planned to continue through late December.

Additionally, beginning Wednesday, Simmontown Road will be closed and detoured between
Route 41 and Sadsbury Lane through late December for crews to widen the intersection of
Simmontown Road and Route 41 and add left turn lanes. Through traffic will be detoured to
follow Route 41 and Strasburg Road.

At later dates during the project, there will be detours of Zook Road and Sadsbury Avenue,
also to add turn lanes at the intersections with Route 41.

Under this project, an existing 24 foot-long concrete T-beam bridge over the Pine Creek will
be replaced with a 65-foot long precast concrete box beam structure. Route 41 will be
widened from two 11-foot wide lanes to three 11-foot wide lanes, including a continuous
center turn lane. The intersections with Simmontown Road and Zook Road will be widened to
include dedicated left turn lanes.

The work is weather dependent.

The general contractor on the $3,892,294 project is Reading Materials, Inc. of Skippack, Pa.
The work is expected to be completed in October 2010.


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Missing hiker rescued early Sunday morning
Late Saturday evening crews we're called out to search for a woman and her two dogs. It
happened in Martic Township along River Road at Tucquan Glen Road. A 27 year old female
who had been hiking with her mother and two dogs did not make it out until after dusk. The
woman stayed in place with her two dogs while her mother went and flagged down a motorist
who called for help. After trying to make contact with the woman, crews then deployed out into
the woods. The terrain there is very steep and would appear to be quite dangerous to anyone
who has limited or no knowledge of the area. Just a mile south of the site where crews were
stationed is Pinnacle Point, a very breathtaking overlook of the Susquehanna River and the
coastal side of York County. It is also just North of the Holtwood dam. Crews who went out into
the woods were able to make contact with the woman in distress after about 40 minutes,
according to Tony Williams of the Rawlinsville Fire Company. At that time they were also able
to confirm that she was uninjured. Crews then began to escort her back out of the woods.
EMS crews confirmed she, as well as her animals were uninjured. Williams also said, “It is best
for lost individuals to stay in place and let crews find them.” It took crews about an hour and a
half from the time the call came in until she made it back where EMS crews could evaluate her
condition. State Police helicopter officials were in route to the call when she was found. The
initial units that we're involved were from station 5-6 Pequea and 5-8 Rawlinsville. Additionally
Stations 1-14 Middle Creek S.A.R, 5-3 Conestoga, Field Communications 91 out of LCWC,
special unit 6-12 Lancaster EMS (LEMSA), Pennsylvania State Police who assisted with use of
their helicopter and Troopers on the ground and Chesapeake Search and Rescue dogs.

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A minor scare last night at Dutch Wonderland along route 30 in East Lampeter
Township sent Haz Mat and fire crews to the rear of the park.  Lafayette Fire Chief Ron Nolt
said the spill was observed by Dutch Wonderland staff who then called 9-1-1. The spill was
about 25 gallons and was quickly contained to the park area. The water way in the park leads
into the Mill Creek which is a tributary of the Conestoga River. Crews also employed additional
containment in Mill Creek as a further precaution. After Lancaster County Haz Mat and crews
from station 6-3 cleaned the spill, they departed from the scene along Lincoln highway shortly
after 11: PM.

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An early morning accident along state route 772, Newport road in
Salisbury Township stopped traffic for a little bit this morning. It happened just before 6:23 this
morning IN THE AREA OF Denlinger Road. As Raymond Wegner, 64 of Leola was traveling
South on 772 behind Kenneth Esh, 42 of Gordonville.  State police report that Wegner’s Honda
accord rear ended esh’s Chevrolet mark 3. Consequentially Raymond wegner was charged
with causing that accident.
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Another report of theft at Thaddeus Stevens School of Technology on
Monday. Daniel P. Adams, 18 of Port Royal reported to state police Monday that his 22 inch flat
screen television was stolen out of his locked dorm room. This after separate incident on
Saturday. State police reported to WLRI that Ronald Christopher Scotton, 23 of Oxford
reported his 13 inch white MACbook laptop stolen along with its black nylon case. Still no word
tonight as to who the thief or thieves are. State police ask for your assistance. If you know
anything, you’re asked to call Troop J Lancaster at 717-299-7650.
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RESIDENTIAL BREAK-IN
Gladys Bert, 74 of Willow Street reported to state police back on September 30th that a rear
window to her home was smashed along with the screen. She said it happened between 2: pm
on the 29th and 8:45 the morning of the 30th. Again state police ask for your help in capturing
the criminal trespasser.
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Police arrested Anthony Steffy, 33 of Ephrata after he was observed in the
rear parking lot of Pequea Storage Sheds at 211 New Holland Road in Leacock Twp Monday
morning at 12:07 AM.  Police say he was dressed in all black and parked behind the closed
business. After a search of his car police found a pair of bolt cutters and he was charged with
possessing instruments of crime and criminal trespassing. He was arraigned on Monday
before District Justice Jimenez and remains in Lancaster County Prison in lieu of $20,000 bail.
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Christiana Borough Council Update
The October session of the Christiana Borough Council started exactly at 7:30 P.M. Tuesday
evening. Shortly after things got underway Borough Manager Bud Rettew reviewed the
treasurer's report. It was mentioned that the “Total  General Account Balance as of September
30, 2009 : $213,691.94.” The report on the water treatment and waste water treatment systems
indicated that Christiana Borough uses about 95,200 gallons per day. Full details about the
Treasury’s report and water/waste water treatment report will be reported on WLRI 93FM
NEWS – Weekend Report. Also discussed  was the progress report on the drilling of well
number three, at the lion’s club park along North Bridge Street; The adoption of revised
employee manual; Status charges of property maintenance charges against William Webb, Rick
Reger and Alan Reger; The status of a complaint against the owners of the property at 109
East Slokom Avenue and hiring of the latest addition to the Christiana Borough Police
Department. Full details will be reported this weekend on WLRI 93FM NEWS - Weekend
Report.  

Nov. 2, 2009



Governor Rendell: Investments in Intermodal Yard Improvements Will Reduce Congestion, Spur Economy
Philadelphia – Governor Edward G. Rendell today joined executives from Norfolk Southern Corp. to announce a combined investment of $11 million to improve the
Philadelphia Navy Yard Intermodal Facility as part of the railroad’s Crescent Corridor initiative, aiming to establish a high-speed intermodal rail freight route between
the Gulf Coast and Northeastern U.S.
A $5 million investment from the state will be matched by $6 million from Norfolk Southern to nearly double the facility’s size.
"With its proximity to the port, rail lines and major highways, this yard is an optimal intermodal location,” Governor Rendell said. “This project will create jobs as well
as relieve highway congestion. The Crescent Corridor could mean as many as 26,000 jobs created and retained in Pennsylvania over the next 10 years.”
The $5 million in state funding is included in a $45 million commitment Governor Rendell made on Aug. 12, when construction of a new intermodal facility in
Greencastle, Franklin County, was announced. The state allocation, over three years, will be matched by Norfolk Southern’s $79 million and an anticipated $61 million
in federal support. In September, Governor Rendell, partnering with four other states and Norfolk Southern Corp., submitted an application to the U.S. Department of
Transportation for $300 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act for the Crescent Corridor. The money would come from the $1.5 billion federal
discretionary transportation program for projects of regional or national significance. Since Governor Rendell took office, the commonwealth's annual investment in
rail freight has more than tripled from $12.75 million to $40 million a year.


11/01/2009 12:41 AM EDT ( Before Daylight Savings Started )
VEHICLE ACCIDENT Eary Sunday Morning In NE Lanco.

The call came in shortly before 12:41 AM Sunday morning to LCWC. That's when crews from Narvon Fire Company we're alerted about a very serious accident along
South Pool Forge RD & NOLT RD in CAERNARVON TOWNSHIP, Lancaster County. As a result, the Pool Forge Road was Closed for some time. SkyCare was called out to
the scene. WLRI can not confirm that they actually landed, our crews were in route to the scene when SkyCare was removed from the call. The scene was headed by
Pennsylvania State Police- Ephrata. We're anticipating a statement any moment now. We'll revise this page when it comes in. Also on the scene were: ENGINE 3-4-1
SQUAD 3-4, RESCUE 3-6, TANKER 3-4, MEDIC 3, MEDIC 9, AMBULANCE 33-2 CHESTER and AMBULANCE 3-9-1 . At 1:02 AM only ENGINE 3-4-1 and RESCUE 3-6 remained on
the scene. No further information is available at this time.


10/29/2009 17:58 PM EDT **********  UPDATED 10/30/2009 17:32 ***********
Crash On PA 741 Leaves Strasburg Woman Dead, Paradise Man Injured
Lancaster County-Wide Communications reported that the State police are leading the investigation of a accident along PA route 741 between Black Horse Road and
Cherry Hill Road in Paradise Township, Lancaster County. On the scene was both engines from Paradise - Leaman Place Fire Company and Both Squad Trucks.
Strasburg's squad truck and Gordonville EMS assisted. We're still awaiting official word on the reason of the accident, but can confirm that Mary C. Zaccaria, 52 of
Strasburg was driving a Gold Oldsmobile Alero crossed the double yellow line along PA 741 and drove into the path of a Dodge Ram 2500 operated by Mark Bruce
Vanorder, 39 of Paradise who was taken to Lancaster General Hospital for treatment. Pictures and video are available in the INTERACTIVE NEWS SECTION of this site-
CLICK HERE -   We will keep you posted on WLRI 93FM NEWS. The investigation continues. ** DRIVER OF UNIT 1 ADDED AND PICTURES / VIDEOS ADDED TO INTERACTIVE
MEDIA SECTION 10/30/2009 17:32 EDT


Oct. 27, 2009

PennDOT Offers Safety Tips for Halloween
Motorists Encouraged to Watch for Children, Avoid Impaired Driving

Harrisburg – With children taking to the streets this week to trick-or-treat, PennDOT Secretary Allen D. Biehler reminded motorists to slow down and watch for
pedestrians.“Some communities hold trick-or-treat during evening rush hours, so we are asking all motorists to exercise increased caution,” Biehler said. “Watch
your speed, avoid distractions and ‘expect the unexpected’ since children can be unpredictable.”
Motorists should be especially vigilant on neighborhood streets as children may dart out between parked vehicles or walk on the side of the road.
Parents and guardians can enhance the safety and visibility of children by following a few simple tips:

•Buy or make brightly-colored, highly-visible costumes that do not interfere with a child’s ability to see, hear or walk;
•Consider adding strips of reflective tape to darker-colored costumes or trick-or-treat bags;
•Encourage children to carry a flashlight or glow stick;
•Accompany young children while they are trick-or-treating;
•Remind children to pay attention to their surroundings and to look both ways before crossing a street; and
•Tell children to walk instead of run and to remain on sidewalks whenever possible.

PennDOT recognizes that Halloween is enjoyed by adult partygoers, too. Motorists are encouraged to plan ahead for a safe ride home and avoid impaired driving. Last
year there were 412 crashes and five fatalities on Halloween. Forty-five of those crashes involved alcohol.


Traffic Restrictions Begin Wednesday on Route 41 for Bridge Replacement and Intersection Improvements
Simmontown Road to be detoured as part of project in Chester & Lancaster counties
10/16/2009-KING OF PRUSSIA

Construction begins Wednesday (October 21) on a project to replace the Route 41 bridge over Pine Creek in West Sadsbury Township, Chester County and Sadsbury
Township, Lancaster County, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) today announced.

Traffic along Route 41 will be maintained with one lane in each direction using lane shifts between Pine Creek and Zook roads beginning Wednesday morning (Oct.
21). Crews will rebuild the northbound side of the bridge, using the southbound lane and shoulder as the two open travel lanes. The new traffic pattern is planned to
continue through late December.

Additionally, beginning Wednesday, Simmontown Road will be closed and detoured between Route 41 and Sadsbury Lane through late December for crews to widen
the intersection of Simmontown Road and Route 41 and add left turn lanes. Through traffic will be detoured to follow Route 41 and Strasburg Road.

At later dates during the project, there will be detours of Zook Road and Sadsbury Avenue, also to add turn lanes at the intersections with Route 41.

Under this project, an existing 24 foot-long concrete T-beam bridge over the Pine Creek will be replaced with a 65-foot long precast concrete box beam structure.
Route 41 will be widened from two 11-foot wide lanes to three 11-foot wide lanes, including a continuous center turn lane. The intersections with Simmontown Road
and Zook Road will be widened to include dedicated left turn lanes.

The work is weather dependent.

The general contractor on the $3,892,294 project is Reading Materials, Inc. of Skippack, Pa. The work is expected to be completed in October 2010.




Missing hiker rescued early Sunday morning
Late Saturday evening crews we're called out to search for a woman and her two dogs. It happened in Martic Township along River Road at Tucquan Glen Road. A 27
year old female who had been hiking with her mother and two dogs did not make it out until after dusk. The woman stayed in place with her two dogs while her mother
went and flagged down a motorist who called for help. After trying to make contact with the woman, crews then deployed out into the woods. The terrain there is very
steep and would appear to be quite dangerous to anyone who has limited or no knowledge of the area. Just a mile south of the site where crews were stationed is
Pinnacle Point, a very breathtaking overlook of the Susquehanna River and the coastal side of York County. It is also just North of the Holtwood dam. Crews who went
out into the woods were able to make contact with the woman in distress after about 40 minutes, according to Tony Williams of the Rawlinsville Fire Company. At that
time they were also able to confirm that she was uninjured. Crews then began to escort her back out of the woods. EMS crews confirmed she, as well as her animals
were uninjured. Williams also said, “It is best for lost individuals to stay in place and let crews find them.” It took crews about an hour and a half from the time the call
came in until she made it back where EMS crews could evaluate her condition. State Police helicopter officials were in route to the call when she was found. The
initial units that we're involved were from station 5-6 Pequea and 5-8 Rawlinsville. Additionally Stations 1-14 Middle Creek S.A.R, 5-3 Conestoga, Field Communications
91 out of LCWC, special unit 6-12 Lancaster EMS (LEMSA), Pennsylvania State Police who assisted with use of their helicopter and Troopers on the ground and
Chesapeake Search and Rescue dogs.

A minor scare last night at Dutch Wonderland along route 30 in East Lampeter Township sent Haz Mat and fire crews to the rear of the park.  Lafayette Fire Chief Ron
Nolt said the spill was observed by Dutch Wonderland staff who then called 9-1-1. The spill was about 25 gallons and was quickly contained to the park area. The water
way in the park leads into the Mill Creek which is a tributary of the Conestoga River. Crews also employed additional containment in Mill Creek as a further precaution.
After Lancaster County Haz Mat and crews from station 6-3 cleaned the spill, they departed from the scene along Lincoln highway shortly after 11: PM.


An early morning accident along state route 772, Newport road in Salisbury Township stopped traffic for a little bit this morning. It happened just before 6:23 this
morning IN THE AREA OF Denlinger Road. As Raymond Wegner, 64 of Leola was traveling South on 772 behind Kenneth Esh, 42 of Gordonville.  State police report that
Wegner’s Honda accord rear ended esh’s Chevrolet mark 3. Consequentially Raymond wegner was charged with causing that accident.

Another report of theft at Thaddeus Stevens School of Technology on Monday. Daniel P. Adams, 18 of Port Royal reported to state police Monday that his 22 inch flat
screen television was stolen out of his locked dorm room. This after separate incident on Saturday. State police reported to WLRI that Ronald Christopher Scotton, 23
of Oxford reported his 13 inch white MACbook laptop stolen along with its black nylon case. Still no word tonight as to who the thief or thieves are. State police ask for
your assistance. If you know anything, you’re asked to call Troop J Lancaster at 717-299-7650.

Also new tonight, Gladys Bert, 74 of Willow Street reported to state police back on September 30th that a rear window to her home was smashed along with the
screen. She said it happened between 2: pm on the 29th and 8:45 the morning of the 30th. Again state police ask for your help in capturing the criminal trespasser.

Police arrested Anthony Steffy, 33 of Ephrata after he was observed in the rear parking lot of Pequea Storage Sheds at 211 New Holland Road in Leacock Twp Monday
morning at 12:07 AM.  Police say he was dressed in all black and parked behind the closed business. After a search of his car police found a pair of bolt cutters and he
was charged with possessing instruments of crime and criminal trespassing. He was arraigned on Monday before District Justice Jimenez and remains in Lancaster
County Prison in lieu of $20,000 bail.

Christiana Borough Council Update
The October session of the Christiana Borough Council started exactly at 7:30 P.M. Tuesday evening. Shortly after things got underway Borough Manager Bud Rettew
reviewed the treasurer's report. It was mentioned that the “Total  General Account Balance as of September 30, 2009 : $213,691.94.” The report on the water treatment
and waste water treatment systems indicated that Christiana Borough uses about 95,200 gallons per day. Full details about the Treasury’s report and water/waste
water treatment report will be reported on WLRI 93FM NEWS – Weekend Report. Also discussed  was the progress report on the drilling of well number three, at the
lion’s club park along North Bridge Street; The adoption of revised employee manual; Status charges of property maintenance charges against William Webb, Rick
Reger and Alan Reger; The status of a complaint against the owners of the property at 109 East Slokom Avenue and hiring of the latest addition to the Christiana
Borough Police Department. Full details will be reported this weekend on WLRI 93FM NEWS - Weekend Report.  


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