Battlefield deer damage controls eyed
The National Park Service reports rising calls from Gettysburg area residents seeking ways to curb damage from the park deer herd. Natural Resources head Hal Greenlee outlines options including woven wire barriers, eight foot fences with possible electric deterrence, perimeter circles around plants, wire cages for seedlings, and deterrents like soap bars and chin hair bundles, noting no method guarantees full protection and referencing further details.
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National Park Service
Gettysburg National Military Park
Hal Greenlee
division of Natural Resources Management
Park Service
Greenlee
Trucker OK After Rig Skids Into Creek Near Biglerville
Vaughn F. Crago of Biglerville survived a weekend crash on Pa Route 94 in Reading Township when his 21988 Peterbilt and 1974 Monon trailer left the road in foggy conditions striking 50 feet of PennDOT guard rail and sliding into Conewago Creek. Crago, trapped briefly, was listed in satisfactory condition at Hanover General Hospital. About 100 gallons of diesel leaked into the stream as cleanup crews from DEP and PennDOT, with contractor help, worked to contain the spill. The R F. Truesdell Co. truck sustained severe damage.
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Biglerville
Hanover General Hospital
Reading Township
Gettysburg
Vaughn F. Crago
N_ Main St
Browns Dam Road
Route 94
Crago
Stockholm Mobile Home park
Crage
PennDOT guard
Conewago Creek
State Department of Environmental Resources
Harrisburg
PennDOT
Richard L. Ketterman
Adams County Emergency Management
Ketterman
DEA
R F. Truesdell Co
Littlestown Students Prepare for State Peer Helpers Conference
Littlestown students travel to Shippensburg University for the Eighth Annual Pennsylvania Peer Helpers Association State Conference. Thirty students from Littlestown High School and Maple Avenue Middle School, guided by six staff members, will attend with 1,160 peers from 60 schools statewide.
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Littlestown
Shippensburg University
Pennsylvania
Peer Helpers Association
Shippensburg
Maple Avenue Middle School
Mike Chase
Amy Breighner
Dave Bowersox
Linda Austin
John Wagner
Shaun Ozminski
Crystal Cassatt
Heather Banks
Nena Crabbs
Fairfield Borough Council President Reflects on Life and Service
In Fairfield since 1959, a former Reading native and longtime Fairfield High School Industrial Arts teacher shares his life, health after a heart attack and bypass, family details, and philosophy. He discusses council leadership, community involvement, and values, while highlighting theatre, computing, gardening, travel, and a fondness for Star Trek. He would advise volunteering and serving one to two years to understand local government.
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Fairfield
Reading
California
Fairfield High School
Pve
Suzie
Susan
Highland
Redken
Linda
Kim Poulson
Strausburg
Bradley
au home
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Kurt Wichenheiser
Katrina Vantine
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BILL NEIL
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Bull Nett
Tara Bowers
Julie Bitting
Matthew Baumgardner
Lori Lee
Kristi Schmidt
Nora Simpson
Heather Motter
Torrie Crabbs
Becky Schork
Chad Lentz
Terri Therit
Cyndi Moore
Gary Hill Bechtel
Fairfield Borough Council
Gettysburg Civic Chorus
Gilbert and Sullivan
Gary Cooper
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Perk Services library
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