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Monday, May 9

UGI drivers pose before the start of the Make-A-Wish Foundation convoy on Sunday, May 8, 2022. (Source: UGI) • LNP finds Audit the Vote’s election survey ‘rife …

By One United Lancaster - May 9, 2022

Health

By the numbers: Covid-19 hospitalizations increase here, nationwide

Lancaster County has returned to the “substantial” level of Covid-19 transmission, where it was in early March, according to the U.S. for Centers for Disease Control …

By Tim Stuhldreher - May 6, 2022

Community

Millersville students rally for abortion rights

Students and community members rally for reproductive rights at Millersville University on Thursday, May 5, 2022. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher) Around 100 Millersville University students and community …

By Tim Stuhldreher - May 6, 2022

Health

LGH opens new eatery as part of ER expansion project (video)

Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health leaders showcased Lancaster General Hospital’s new Central Table Eatery on Thursday, a communal hub for patients, visitors and health system employees …

By Kyle Gamble - May 6, 2022

Health

Planned Parenthood wants to reopen in Lancaster

(Source: Planned Parenthood) Planned Parenthood doesn’t have a physical presence in Lancaster County. But that could change in the near future, a spokeswoman said Thursday. The …

By Tim Stuhldreher - May 6, 2022

Headlines

Friday, May 6

This image from a bus-mounted video camera shows the Fern Hollow bridge in Pittsburgh separated from its west abutment (red arrow) on Jan. 28, 2022. (Source: …

By One United Lancaster - May 6, 2022

Government

City considers always-on-Halloween trick-or-treat policy

(Source: City of Lancaster | OUL) Lancaster city’s official Halloween trick-or-treat period would be 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 31, without exception, under guidance City Council …

By Tim Stuhldreher - May 5, 2022

Government

Pa. ending pandemic-era regulatory waivers

(Source: Pa.gov) Over the next two months, Pennsylvania will roll back the remaining licensing waivers it issued during the Covid-19 pandemic, the Department of State announced …

By One United Lancaster - May 5, 2022

Community

Rally calls for maintaining abortion rights (photos)

A crowd rallies for reproductive rights at the courthouse steps in downtown Lancaster on Wednesday, May 4, 2022. (Photo: Madeline Seiler) Dr. Laura Hatchman An estimated …

By Madeline Seiler - May 5, 2022

Government

Faith leaders, Democratic candidates push for Pa. education funding reform

The Rev. Edward Bailey, in center at podium, welcomes the audience to Power Interfaith’s forum on education fair funding, held at Bethel AME Church’s Cultural Center …

By One United Lancaster - May 5, 2022

Headlines

(Source: Franklin & Marshall College Poll) • ‘Big Lie’ pays off, increasing skepticism about election integrity: Among Pennsylvania Republican voters, 72% are dissatisfied with election operations, according …

By One United Lancaster - May 5, 2022

Nonprofits

Valudes to become Lancaster Chamber’s first female CEO

Heather Valudes (Source: Lancaster Chamber) Heather Valudes will succeed Tom Baldrige as president and CEO of the Lancaster Chamber, its board announced Wednesday. Valudes, now the …

By One United Lancaster - May 4, 2022

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Monday, May 9

By the numbers: Covid-19 hospitalizations increase here, nationwide

Millersville students rally for abortion rights

LGH opens new eatery as part of ER expansion project (video)

Planned Parenthood wants to reopen in Lancaster

Friday, May 6

City considers always-on-Halloween trick-or-treat policy

Pa. ending pandemic-era regulatory waivers

Rally calls for maintaining abortion rights (photos)

Faith leaders, Democratic candidates push for Pa. education funding reform

Thursday, May 5

Valudes to become Lancaster Chamber’s first female CEO

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Health

Nonprofits

Community

Headlines

Monday, May 9

By the numbers: Covid-19 hospitalizations increase here, nationwide

Millersville students rally for abortion rights

LGH opens new eatery as part of ER expansion project (video)

Planned Parenthood wants to reopen in Lancaster

Friday, May 6

City considers always-on-Halloween trick-or-treat policy

Pa. ending pandemic-era regulatory waivers

Rally calls for maintaining abortion rights (photos)

Faith leaders, Democratic candidates push for Pa. education funding reform

Thursday, May 5

Valudes to become Lancaster Chamber’s first female CEO

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